How to Plan your Honeymoon in Krabi

In search of a magical destination to share with that special someone on a honeymoon? Krabi in Thailand makes a perfect choice, offering laidback getaways by the sea as well as thrilling adventures. There is never a dull moment here and you can look forward to plenty of special moments as you begin a new chapter of love. Here is a guide to help you plan a romantic retreat to experience the very best that is on offer.



Stay Along the Coast

To truly immerse yourself amidst romantic beach vibes, it is best to stay near the beach where you can have lots of long walks with your partner. You can look to treat yourselves to luxurious accommodation beside the shore for some much-needed pampering after the wedding! Since Krabi is not as popular as places like Phuket, you can expect relatively fewer crowds too which is another plus point to spend a honeymoon here.

Consider staying at rooms or suites with ocean views, or better yet, a private villa with a pool. Depending on the property, you can also savour a range of delectable delights as part of culinary adventures you can share. Try to find a hotel that has an onsite spa so you can enjoy some rejuvenating wellness treatments as well.

Enjoy Beachside Bliss

Of course, if you stay beside or close to the sea you can look forward to spending lots of time on the sand with your partner at places like Ao Nang; beach hotels can be found walking distance from the town's main beach where you can jointly work on that perfect holiday tan, whisper sweet nothings and plan for your new life together. For some underwater exploration when here, you can try some snorkelling in Krabi too.

Also worth heading to Noppharat Thara Beach which offers more lazy days on the shore be it for sunbathing or swimming. For a change of scenery plan a boat trip to Railay Beach within easy reach of properties like Avani Ao Nang Cliff Krabi Resort; set amidst limestone cliffs, it is one of the most beautiful beaches in the region and is an ideal spot for snorkelling as well as diving and some rock climbing.

Enjoy Some Sightseeing

Apart from staying amidst luxurious comforts or spending time at the beach, those on a honeymoon can look forward to some sightseeing too. One of the most popular attractions in Krabi is the Tiger Cave Temple or Wat Tham Sua; it can be reached after a climb of over 1,200 steps and features a large golden Buddha as well as stunning vistas.

Those interested in visiting more cultural sites can head to local temples such as Wat Sai Thai and Wat Kaew Korawaram. Nature lovers can also plan excursions to the Khao Phra Bang Khram Nature Reserve home to the Klong Thom Hot Springs; here, couples can look forward to a relaxing soak in naturally heated waters said to have healing properties too.

Plan Fun Things to Do

There are many captivating things to do in Krabi on your honeymoon which are worth trying. For something that you can keep doing together once back, consider taking a Thai cooking class! For more thrill-seeking couples there's always rock climbing, kayaking and hiking to places such as the summit of Dragon Crest Mountain or Khao Ngon Nak.

Krabi makes an ideal base for island hopping excursions too. From here you can head off to places like the Phi Phi Islands, Hong Island or the Four Islands (Koh Mor, Koh Gai, Koh Tub and Koh Poda); you can look forward to spending more lazy days on idyllic beaches or trying snorkelling, rock climbing, kayaking or diving.

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