Top Krabi Martial Arts

Spend a day exploring the jungles of Krabi with this full-day tour, which includes lunch served at a local restaurant. You'll spend time at Wat Tahm Suea (aka the Tiger Cave Temple), swim in the Emerald Pool inside Khao Phra Bang Khran Nature Reserve, and soak in the mineral waters at Hot Spring Waterfall.

The lush jungle and natural pools of the Khlong Thom National Park lie just south of Krabi—less than an hour’s drive. On this tour, explore areas not reachable by public transport, relax in the Krabi hot springs, and cool off with a swim in the beautiful Crystal Pool and Emerald Pool, known for their mineral-rich waters.

The towering karst cliffs of Krabi’s Railay Beach draw climbers from around the world. But their textured surfaces and easy-to-grip outcrops make them a great choice for beginners too. Give your muscles a workout and soak up dazzling views of the Andaman Sea on this half-day climbing course led by a certified instructor, with pickup from select hotels. Choose between morning or afternoon options to suit your schedule.

Check out a Muay Thai fight at the Ao Nang Krabi Thai Boxing Stadium, the largest venue in southern Thailand, which also starts with a pre-match show. Book this ticket in advance that also includes a one-way transfer from your Krabi hotel to keep things simple. You’ll share this experience with Thai locals, since it's the real deal.

Explore the diverse ecosystem of Ao Thalane from the water with this half-day kayaking adventure with an English speaking guide. Paddle through lush mangroves, secluded lagoons and limestone karsts while looking for wildlife up close. Includes round-trip transfers from Krabi, Ao Nana, Ao Nam Mao, Klong Muang, and Tubkaek Beach.

Ao Nang Krabi Stadium behind Nopparat Thara Beach is the largest Muay Thai venue in southern Thailand and puts on regular Thai boxing bouts on a smaller scale, every Friday night. If you would like to see this astonishing sport live, this is the place to come in Krabi. Matches are all about spectacle: a complex dance ceremony is performed before each fight to pay respect to the combattants’ teachers and to the guardian spirit of Thai boxing. However, they are not ‘for show’, as in some tourist areas – they are real fights, regularly attended by local Thai fans

Check out a Muay Thai fight at the Ao Nang Krabi Thai Boxing Stadium, the largest venue in southern Thailand, which also starts with a pre-match show. Book this ticket in advance that also includes round-trip transfers from your Krabi hotel to keep things simple. You’ll share this experience with Thai locals, since it's the real deal.