Krabi Nightlife

What to Do at Night in Krabi

Krabi, while not being in the same league as Patong or Bangkok, has its own distinctive nightlife. Take the natural ingredients of beauty and friendliness, add in a wicked sense of fun, toss in some extra humour and natural charm then add a few drinks and great food and voila! you have an idea of what an evening out in Koh Lanta, Krabi Town and Ao Nang is like. Phi Phi Island and Railey beach each has its own style and while Railey is already heading to bed when Phi Phi is starting to rock you'll never forget partying in this paradise.

Ao Nang Nightlife

Ao Nang's nightlife is as crazy as Krabi gets. But it's not Bangkok, Pattaya, nor Phuket; not even close. It's mild-mannered and mellow. It's watching the sunset, shooting a game of pool, and meeting new people from all parts of the globe. Read more...

Railay Beach Nightlife

Fire dancers light up the night with their vivid and talented displays; Bob Marley chugs out on the sound system; the phosphorescent sea laps up on the beach just metres away and the full moon rises over the cliffs. This is Railay nightlife. Sounds idyllic? Yes, but it's real. Read more...

Nopparat Thara Nightlife

Nopparat Thara is not exactly Las Vegas by the sea when it comes to nightlife but if your idea of a good night out is a peaceful seafood meal or listening to a bit of live music or even a Muay Thai boxing bout then there just might be something for you here. Read more...

Klong Muang Nightlife

There is no nightlife in Klong Muang except Paddy’s pub, which can get busy on live music nights during high season. For nightlife head to Ao Nang, or for a mellower version, to Krabi Town.

Krabi Town Nightlife

Okay – so it’s not Patpong or Patong, still Krabi Town has its own particular personality and a couple of hot spots as well as a few mellow pubs and bars where guitars are passed around and the art of conversation practiced. Read more...

Phi Phi Island Nightlife

Phi Phi's nightlife has several very positive things going for it. It's compact, entertaining, young and vibrant and - unlike many other tourist destinations in this part of the world - it's not sleazy. The island's many pubs and bars are centrally located and easy to find. At 2am the music stops but bars generally stay open for as long as they have customers. Read more...

Koh Lanta Nightlife

Generally low key. Eat, drink, meet people at the local bars, sing at the Karaoke, see a local Thai boxing match. Koh Lanta isn't about a rollicking nightlife but you can have fun. After 9 - 10 pm, most shops will close in Saladan Village, but restaurants often open till late. Read more...