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Railay Beach: Railay is a peninsula between Krabi and Ao Nang, accessible only by boat, because limestone cliffs cut the way from the land. The beach on the westside is for swimming. In 10 minutes you walk to Railay East, where you find a mangrove beach, some backpacker-acommodation, restaurants, massage shops, minimarts, a pharmacy and other shops. See Railay Beach Guide by travelfish.org, see railay.com and read, what Sarah Lee writes on simonseeks.com.
Railay peninsula, picture © sameffron
Railway lagoon, picture © Argenberg
West Railay Beach, picture © Ash Laurey
West Railay Beach in the night (141 second exposure), picture © Clint Koehler
On the way from West Railay to Phra Nang. Picture © hchamney
Phra Nang Beach, picture © markg6
Railay East beach, picture © Eva Funderburgh
Sa Phra Nang Railay, hidden lagoon inside the rocks, picture © Argenberg
Where you stay on the West Beach
Rayavadee Krabi - SHA plus: From 19400 Baht. Very good reviews on tripadvisor.com, but not all the guests are satisfied.
Picture © Philip
Deluxe Pavillion. Picture © Philip
Bedroom upstairs. © YeeRailay Bay Resort - SHA plus: 145 Moo 2. See pictures and review by rseghers.com. And see video by Matt. Good reviews on tripadvisor.com, but some complaints about the attitude of staff.
Railay Bay Resort, picture by © gkamin
Picture © jp
The pool. Picture © jp
Bungalow. Picture © Mette og PoulSand Sea Resort - SHA plus: Right on the scenic West beach, good service according to tripadvisor.com.
Railay Village Resort - SHA plus: From 4050 Bath. 236 Moo 2 Ao Nang. Quite good reviews on tripadvisor.com
Picture Picture © hchamney
View of the beach from the restaurant. Picture © hchamney
What you see on your right: West Railay beach. © hchamneySand Sea Resort: From 2000 Baht. 39 Moo 2, Thambol Ao-Nang. A part of Sand Sea Resort will be under construction from 20 Apr 10 onward until 31 Oct 10. Read details on their homepage. Critical reviews on tripadvisor.com
The pool. Picture © hchamney
Picture © Virginie&CedricWhere you stay on the East Beach
Avatar Railay Resort - SHA plus: Hotel fine, service of staff could be better, monkeys come to hotel area according to reviews on tripadvisor.com.
Anyavee Railay Resort Hotel: From 1500 Bath. 390 Moo 2 Railay East. Quite good reviews with some critics on tripadvisor.com
The pool. Picture © Lisa&Lee
Woodem bungalow.Sunrise Tropical Resort: rom 2000 Baht. 39 Moo 2 Ao-Nang. Excellent reviews on tripadvisor.com
Picture © Craig
Picture © M&MDiamond Cave Resort & Spa - SHA plus: From 1400 Baht. 36 Mu 1, Tambon Ao Nang. The bungalows seem to be outdated, the rooms in the hotel part okay according to the reviews on tripadvisor.com
Picture © Philip
Deluxe bungalow. Picture © KatherineRailay Princess Resort - SHA plus: From 2600 Bath. See pictures by flicflacfotos. Not all reviews are good on tripadvisor.com
Picture railayprincess.comBhu Nga Thani Resort & Spa - SHA plus: From 4875 Bath. 479 Moo 2, Ao Nang. Not at the beach, but beaches in short walking distance. Very good reviews on tripadvisor.com. See picture by christina.matheson
Ya Ya Resort: From 600 Baht. Critical reviews on tripadvisor.com
Picture © Jonathan
Picture © JonathanGarden View Resort: From 600 Bath. Bungalows on a hillside at the end of Railey East beach. See picture by gwenscape
Pictures raileygardenview.comWhere you stay on the Tonsai Bay
The rocks around Tonsai Beach are well known as paradise for climbers.
Tonsai Bay Resort: From 1000 Bath. 18 Moo 2, Ao Nang. Quite good reviews on tripadvisor.com, some guests find it too secluded.
Tonsai Resort. Picture © Shane
Tonsai Bay. Picture © VinceMountain View Resort: From 900 Baht. 132/34 Moo 2, Aonang. No air con during the day. Good reviews on tripadvisor.com
Bungalow. Picture © marekvkDream Valley Resort: From 900 Baht. 43 Moo 2 Ao-Nang. Not on the beach, but 10 minutes walk up on a small road. Read reviews on railay.com. Quite good reviews on tripadvisor.com
Picture © KseniyaAndaman Nature Resort:
Picture © digitalsadhu
Picture © digitalsadhuBasecamp Tonsai: A climbing school. And they show bungalows.
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