6 Best Things to Do with Kids in Krabi

Krabi Fun Park allows you to discover the rainforest from its canopy, by sliding on ziplines from tree to tree. Located at Baan Laem Pho, between Ao Nang and Krabi Town, the activities available at Krabi Fun Park are suitable for children taller than 120 cm. 

Ziplining is brought to new levels of fun thanks to the creativity of the park’s managers, as some special lines offer daredevils the chance to ride a bicycle in the air or to ride a Harry Potter-inspired broomstick. You are sure to have great fun at Krabi Fun Park, which is run by a very professional team that takes all safety matters very seriously.

Thung Teao Forest Park is a splendid natural sanctuary that hosts unusual sites such as the crystal lagoon (aka emerald pond) and the blue pool. These 2 freshwater basins are named after their respective vivid colours. 

Located about 50 km south of Krabi Town, it features a 2.7-km nature trail through the tropical rainforest. The park gives everyone the chance to safely explore the wild side of Krabi Province. Restaurants and shops can be found at the entrance of the park.

At Treetop Adventure Park, you can take your children for a walk through the forest canopy. Located in Ao Luk, in the north of Krabi Province, Treetop Adventure Park offers you the chance to discover the rainforest from the treetops. 

Walk on swinging rope bridges, ride a bicycle 8 metres above the ground, hop from tree to tree on a flying fox, and more. It's challenging but, above all, it's fun! After a short instruction course about how to use the equipment and how to secure yourself along the aerial route, you will be ready to enjoy a great adrenalin rush.

Ao Luk is a vast seaside area located toward the northern end of Krabi Province. It is a large maze of mangrove forest and features limestone cliffs specific to Phang Nga and Krabi provinces in southern Thailand. It is the perfect place for a day of adventure with the family. 

Hire a long-tail boat at Bor Thor jetty on Tha Prang Canal and go cruising the mangrove to visit the famous caves of Tham Lod and Tham Phi Hua Tho, located on the canal banks. On the way back, you could have lunch at the pier (there’s a cool rustic restaurant overlooking the canal).