About Tubkaek Beach
Tubkaek Beach is a quiet sandy beach in Nong Thale Subdistrict, Mueang Krabi District, near Khlong Muang in Krabi Province, southern Thailand. Located about 25 kilometers northwest of Krabi Town and facing the Hong Islands in the Andaman Sea, it is known for its tranquil atmosphere, clear water, soft sand, limestone karst views and sunset vistas. The beach is lined with upscale resorts and remains less developed than nearby Ao Nang.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, quiet stretch of soft sand bordered by casuarina trees and low limestone hills, with calm clear water and views of the Hong Islands offshore. The beach is relatively undeveloped with a few luxury resorts, beachfront restaurants and bars, sun loungers and boat operators offering longtail boat trips. It is suitable for swimming, sunbathing, photography and sunset viewing, with a peaceful atmosphere and fewer crowds than Ao Nang or Railay.
Key highlights
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Secluded sandy beach facing the Hong Islands in the Andaman Sea
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Renowned sunset viewpoint with limestone karst island silhouettes
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Calm, clear water suitable for swimming during dry season
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Quiet, low-development atmosphere compared to Ao Nang
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Gateway for longtail boat trips to Koh Hong and nearby islands
Route
| By air | Fly to Krabi International Airport (KBV), then continue by road approx. 30-35 km to Tubkaek Beach. |
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| By road | Accessible by road from Krabi Town (approx. 25-30 km) and Ao Nang (approx. 10-12 km) via Highway 4034 and local roads to Nong Thale / Khlong Muang. Taxis, private transfers and rental cars/scooters are commonly used. |
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