Krabi Town
Situated on the banks of the Krabi River, this erstwhile fishing port, retains much of its traditional air. Khao Khanap Nam, two hills 100-metre high paralleling the Krabi River, are the symbol of the town. Steps lead to caves with stalactites and stalagmites. A large number of human skeletons, of immigrants who died in floods, have been found here. To visit them, take long-tail boat from Chaofa Pier, just 15 minutes. Along the way is mangrove forest.

Shell Fossil Beach (Susan Hoi)
At one time, the site of a large swamp full of numerous freshwater shells. When seawater flowed into the swamp, limestone in the seawater coated the shells until they became as one. When the land rose, this 40 centimeters thick shell encrusted limestone emerged as the fossil shell-beach and stretched out to the sea. It is believed that Susan Hoi is 75 million years old.

Than Bok Khorani National Park
The park, consisting of limestone Mountains, verdant tropical forest, caves and beautiful islands, is well-known for its different species of trees growing around a large natural pool after which the park is named, This park houses hundreds of birds and is an ideal place for bird watching and trekking, At the north end of the pool is a foot-print of Lord Buddha caved in wood near the shrine of Chao Pho To Yuan - To Chong. Close by is Tham Phi Hua To or Big-headed Ghost Cave named after unusually large skulls discovered there. Most interesting sights are the numerous red and black rock paintings depicting humans, animal and various limbs and organs.

Khao Phanom Bencha National Park
The park covering Amphoe Ao Luk, Amphoe Khao Phanom and Amphoe Muang consists of verdant forests, streams, waterfalls and caves. It is home to all kinds of wildlife. Camping facilities are available.

Wat Klong Thom Museum
It is an interesting archaeological site, featuring various kinds of artifacts. Discovered within the area were beads, stone tools, stone and earthen ornaments in animal shapes. The beads are about 5,000 years old.