Southern Thailand, Andaman Sea. Despite being more popular and famous for its pristine beaches, southern Thailand is the climbers hang-out. Probably the most famous climbing sites are Rai Ley Beach and Ton Sai in Phra Nang Bay. Both are located in Krabi, Thailand’s most developed and extensive climbing area. With over 500 bolted routes in walking distance, Rai Lay has become one of the world’s top climbing destinations. Over 650 routes have developed since the late 1980’s Routes heree follow limestones crags, steep, pocketed walls, overhangs and hanging stalactites. Some are accessed by boat while others are approached via a jungle walk or by abseiling above the sea.
Phi Phi Island is another popular rock climbing destination. The majority of climbing here is conducted on Phi Phi Don. It should be noted that Phi Phi is an archipelago of 2 islands, Phi Phi Ley and Phi Phi Don.
Mountain climbing can also be conducted at Khao Sok National Park. Expeditions here are usually a combination of jungle trekking and visits to waterfalls within the park, as well as kayaking or bamboo rafting.
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