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Krabi Town Ferry, Bus, Speedboat to Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao

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Krabi Town Ferry, Bus, Speedboat to Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao

Trips from Krabi to Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao, and Surat Thani are now very simple when booking with us at ferrysamui.com. The bus/ferry package begins with a scenic 3 hour bus trip across the width of Thailand all the way to Donsak Pier in Surat Thani, where you will be led to your ferry by the port ferry operators. Each bus is quite comfortable with air conditioning overhead. The trip is going to be quite pleasant so relax and gaze out of the window and take in the views outside as you pass through lush Thai countryside and interesting villages.

All ferries traveling to Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao are large and and safe, ferries that are frequently safety checked for seaworthiness by the Thai Navy. All necessary safety equipment and lifejackets are onboard. Sake a chair either on deck or in a comfy inside cabin chair and watch the awesome seascape, making your way to truly amazing places! Also, check our Phuketferry.com website for many more trips between Krabi Town and and Phi Phi Island, Phuket, Ao Nang and Railay Bay! Excitingly, we have now extended our services to include a direct ferry from Koh Samui to Krabi, offering a convenient and scenic journey for travelers.

Krabi Town Information

Krabi Town is a really nice place that's located not far from the Andaman Sea, its just upsteam in fact. Krabi Town's slogan is "Lovely Town, Lively People", and once you're there, you can see why. Especially toward the evening, you'll find lots of outdoor eating places by the river, frying up fresh noodles and seafood to lots of hungry locals and tourists. On weekends, Krabi culture hits top gear with the great market that's got entertainment, a great variety of food choices, and an assortment of local arts and crafts. There's an air of eccentricity about Krabi Town too, made evident by the ape-like statues that hold the town's central traffic lights amongst other interesting city sculptures. Yep, Krabi Town's worth a visit...

Highlights

Krabi Town Shopping
Krabi Town is located just upstream from the nearby beach tourism areas, yet its far enough away to have that local, cultural town feel about it. The local arts, crafts, and artifacts are perhaps more reasonably priced also, so it's worth a little shopping spree. The "Walking Street Market" that runs on weekends between around 5pm-10pm is a great place to hang out for an hour or two, with good food and local entertainment. Larger branded stores and nice restaurants complete the shopping and dining experience.

Krabi Cuisine
Krabi Town has a fun mix of nice indoor restaurants and cheap, tasty outdoor food courts where you can pick up delicious seafood dishes for great prices. Naturally, the night markets offer superb varieties of local and national favorite food and drink options. It's so nice to be strolling around with a fresh fruit juice blend in one hand and a small Thai snack in the other. Over by the river each night from around 5pm, the local culinary atmosphere really warms up with all kinds of rich smells and sounds - it's great!

Khao Khanab Landmark
The distinctive Krabi landmark, the "Khao Khanab" mountains are worth a picture or two. Standing at around a hundred metres tall, they are like two city guardians watching over the river that runs through Krabi Town. You can take a boat right up to these limestone rockfaces where you'll find little pathways through stalactite and stalacmite rich caves, led by a local tour guide. It's actually possible to climb one of the rockfaces. While there, also check out the local Ko Klang fishing village and see some traditional local craftwork in action.

Khao Khanab Landmark

One of the great things about Krabi Town is that it's not on the sea, it's by a nice river, with a great footpath running right alongside it that makes for a fantastic riverside walk. Passing through Thara Park with its little Thai alphabet letters for the kids, the pathway runs past little Thai fruit stands, a marina port, and up towards the Khao Kanab mountains and food court. You'll pass by some interesting sculptures which include an eagle and a "Krabi" crab family its an enjoyable walk complete with photo opportunities.