Railay and Phra Nang
A shorter coastal outing may focus on the beaches and limestone cliffs of the Railay peninsula. Ask where your boat can land.
Plan a day on the water around Ao Nang, Railay and nearby islands. Compare the kind of boat, then confirm the boarding point, route and terms with an operator.
Right now GetnDrive has no connected boat offers in Krabi yet. There is no vessel catalog, price list, availability calendar or booking on this page. This is a guide to planning a trip.
Boat and yacht search
Boats and yachts
There are no boat or yacht offers in Krabi (Ao Nang) yet.
Coast and islands
Choose a direction from the Krabi coast
Ao Nang is a starting area for boat trips to Railay and nearby islands. These are ideas for a conversation with an operator, not GetnDrive routes.
Ko Poda and nearby islands
Island stops can mean time on the beach or in the water. Confirm which islands are included and whether access rules or fees apply.
A longer day at sea
For a wider itinerary, settle the departure point, distance, time on board and the operator’s weather plan before paying.
Ao Nang, Krabi town and the actual boarding point
- Where you stayA hotel in Ao Nang or Krabi town is not automatically a boat departure point.
- Where you want to goRailay and Ko Poda are different directions; ask the operator what the vessel can reach.
- Where you boardRequest the exact pier or beach meeting point, address, arrival time and return point in writing.
Choose a boat
Four boat formats for different days
These are boat types, not vessels currently listed on GetnDrive. All images are generated editorial illustrations.
Motor yacht
A private outing with more room on board and a flexible plan of stops.
Consider it for:
- A group that values comfort
- Time together on deck
Ask the operator: guest capacity, crew, shade and what the quoted service includes.
Sailing catamaran
A broad deck and a relaxed pace for a group spending the day on the water.
Consider it for:
- Space for the group
- A slower day on board
Ask the operator: whether the trip will use sails or engines, and how the plan changes with wind.
Speedboat
A compact option when reaching several points matters; the ride depends on sea conditions.
Consider it for:
- More time at stops
- A direct trip when conditions permit
Ask the operator: seating, life jackets, the route and what happens in rough seas.
Thai longtail boat
A traditional small boat often used for shorter trips near the coast.
Consider it for:
- A simple coastal outing
- A smaller group
Ask the operator: sun cover, boarding method, capacity and the return plan.
Before departure
Confirm how and where you board
The illustration shows a generic pontoon, not a named pier in Krabi. Ask the operator to confirm these details:
- Exact meeting point — Get the pier or beach name and an address or map pin.
- Arrival time — Check when to arrive and who will meet you.
- Boarding method — Ask whether boarding is from a pontoon, pier or beach and whether access is suitable for your group.
- Return point — Confirm where the trip ends, especially if it differs from departure.
- What to bring — Ask about identification, footwear, sun protection and luggage limits.
Plan with the operator
Weather, access and what is included
Wind, waves, tides and local restrictions can change a route or landing. There is no guaranteed stop or crossing time for every boat.
Weather decision
Ask who decides whether to depart and when passengers are informed of changes.
Island access
Ask whether landings, swimming stops or protected areas are possible on your date.
Route and return
Confirm the itinerary in writing, including where the boat starts and returns.
Six questions before you pay
Keep the operator’s answers with your booking documents.
- Where do we meet?Exact pier or beach and arrival time.
- How long is the trip?Time on board and expected stop plan.
- Who is on board?Captain, crew and maximum guest count.
- What is included?Fuel, park or island fees, meals and equipment.
- What if weather changes?The decision, notice, postponement and cancellation terms.
- Can children join?Age rules, suitable life jackets and boarding access.
For fleet owners and operators
Operate boats in Krabi? Let’s talk
Tell GetnDrive about your vessels, service area and boarding points. We review applications and discuss possible listing; sending an application does not publish an offer.
- Vessels and capacity
- Boarding areas
- Trip formats
Propose a partnership
The partner form asks you to select “Yachts” or “Boats”.
The essentials
Frequently asked questions
Can I book a boat in Krabi on GetnDrive now?
No. Local boat offers are not connected, so there is no catalog or booking here.
Are prices or available dates shown?
No. A price or available date can only come from a real, verified operator offer.
Is Ao Nang the same as Krabi town?
No. They are different areas. Confirm the actual boarding point before planning your transfer.
Can I go from Ao Nang to Railay?
Longtail services operate in this area, but the route and boarding point for a specific trip must be confirmed with its operator.
Can a trip include Ko Poda?
It is a possible direction from Ao Nang. Confirm the stops, access conditions and any fees with the operator.
Which boat should I choose?
Compare group size, comfort, distance, time on board and boarding conditions before choosing a format.
Will a catamaran definitely sail?
No. Wind and the captain’s decision determine whether it sails or uses engines.
Where will I board?
Ask for the exact pier or beach, meeting time and return location in writing.
What if sea conditions change?
Ask before paying who makes the departure decision and how postponement or cancellation works.
How can I offer my fleet?
Use the partner application and describe the boats and service area. Publication is subject to review.