How to get here
Islanda Hideaway Resort - Koh Klang, Krabi - Thailand
Islanda Hideaway Resort - Koh Klang, Krabi - Thailand
It should take approximately 45 minutes from Krabi Airport to Islanda. First, look for your name at the exit then airport/Islanda's limousine/van will take you, about 30 minutes by road, to Krabi Boat Lagoon. Form Krabi Boat Lagoon, enjoy your 10 minutes cruising through beautiful mangrove forest and emerald water of Andaman Sea to Laem Kham pier to get a tuktuk to Islanda.
| 06.00-19.00 |
1,050 THB/2 persons Extra Person 525 THB/person |
| 19.01-22.00 |
1,575 THB/2 persons Extra Person 787.5 THB/person |
| 22.01-05.59 |
2,100 THB/2 persons Extra Person 1,050 THB/person |
Contact email: info@islandahideaway.com
The meeting point is Thara Park pier near Krabi River Marina. It will take 5 minutes cruising across Krabi River to Koh Klang(Tha-le pier). Then the tuktuk will take you 7km., approximately 20 minutes, through the peaceful village to Islanda Hideaway Resort.
| 06.00-19.00 |
500 THB/2 persons Extra Person 250 THB/person |
| 19.01-22.00 |
750 THB/2 persons Extra Person 375 THB/person |
| 22.01-05.59 |
1,000 THB/2 persons Extra Person 500 THB/person |
Contact email: info@islandahideaway.com
Useful TipsIslanda Hideaway Resort - Koh Klang, Krabi - Thailand
As a traditional fishing community, KohKlang offers a wide variety of unique experiences which visitors cannot find anywhere else. Genuine local culture of Andaman islanders prevails all over. Traditional rice farming is seen throughout the middle part of the island while fishing activities exists along sea-shore mangrove forest. Villagers work together closely to preserve and prolong their local arts and crafts.
Let your exploration of KohKlangshare a part in the memory ofyour wonderful holiday in Krabi!
Koh Klang Village is a charming and peaceful island, located 5 minutes 5 minutes by boat from Krabi town. Around 70% of Koh Klang's 5,000 habitants work is agriculture. Most families are fishermen, followed by rice farming and attending coconut and banana orchards. The remaining 30% of inhabitants are traders or civil servants. Many people sell their product in Krabi.
Koh Klang is not a paradise of white sandy beaches. It is a traditional fishing community where visitor can see the living relationship between islanders and sea, observing daily life as tides rise and fall. Community members use ingenious local methods to capture fish, crabs and shellfish. The island is surrounded by pristine mangroves with great bird watching opportunities. In addition to experiencing nature and culture, visitors can also visit several community arts and crafts groups.
Code of Conduct
Koh Klang villagers warmly welcome guest to learn and share their culture and way of life. They also request guest to help them protect precious local culture, through simple steps.
