Krabi started to become an alternative to Phuket in the 1990s. Folks headed towards
Railay Beach for the rock-climbing at the limestone cliffs. Ao Nang became the main
beach with hut-like resorts springing up. Boat trips to the offshore islands were also
popular, with many limestone formations scattered about the Andaman Sea. 'Four Islands' trips are still going strong. Now the area is well established as a tourist destination,
with accommodation for all budgets. The photos below are all from ten year ago.

Below and Left: Wat Tham Seua (Tiger Cave Temple). 1,620 steps to get to the top, but the view is worth it.