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Ao-Nang Beach

The most popular of all the beaches on the Krabi

mainland, Ao Nang beach has soft sand and warm water,

making it a great place to spend a few hours enjoying a spot

of swimming and sunbathing. In high season it tends to get

pretty crowded, but that’s no surprise; with a gorgeous
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mountainous backdrop and picturesque wooden boats

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unwind, with countless shopping places and restaurants just

a short walk away too.

Koh Tap How to Get There

& The best way to get to these islands is to join the Krabi

Koh Mor Four-Island tour by speedboat (or any similar excursion).

Alternatively, if you just want to go there to spend the day,

you could pack a lunch, and simply take a long-tail boat from
Koh Tap and Koh Mor are two tiny islands
Ao Nang, Railay, Klong Muang or Nopparat Thara. It will cost

that belong to the Mu Koh Poda group. Located you about 300 baht per person to get there from Ao Nang.

approximately nine kilometres from Ao Nang, it Note that you will have to wait for the boat to have at least

takes about 30 minutes to reach them by long-tail eight passengers before setting off.

boat from the prime resort towns in Krabi Province.

These two islets are linked by a sandbar which, at

low tide, also enables you to walk to Koh Kai

(Chicken Island), situated some 500m away.

The popularity of Koh Tap and Koh Mor is

due to their specific shape, as both sides of the

sand bar offer great snorkelling in crystal clear

waters. This sandbar is called ‘talay waek’ in Thai,

which means ‘divided sea’. A short hike to Koh Tap's

summit offers a cool viewpoint to the other islands

around.