Krabi

KRABI is distinguished by mountains, hills, and plains; and there are more than 30 small islands off the coast. The still pristine jungles include white mangrove and mangrove forests. The soil is mostly sandy clay and  rich loam , perfect for rubber, palm, cashew nut, coffee, and coconut plantations.

Within the Muang district precincts flows the  Krabi  River , which enters the sea at Tambon Pak Nam. Other streams include: the  Pakasai, the Big Krabi (Krabi Yai) , and the Little Krabi (Krabi Noy), which have their sources in the Panom Benja mountain, Krabi 's largest range of mountains.

Krabi is affected by the northwest monsoon and has only two seasons. the hot season starts in January and ends in April. The rainy season begins in May and lasts till December. Average  temperatures range between 16.9 to 37.3 degrees Celsius. Average rainfall is 2,568.5 mm. yearly. 

Krabi is located on the inner Andaman Coast of Southern Thailand,  170 km. away from Phuket and 800 km. from Bangkok. Phi Phi islands is well known to the world for the crystal clear water, its stunning beautiful beaches and its miracle underwater creatures.