Explore the Heart of Krabi
How To Find Pak-Up Hostel
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From the Town Bus Station:
Songthaew: Local shared taxi pickup trucks are available from the bus station. The ride costs around 50 baht to the hostel. Just let the driver know your destination.
Taxi: A private taxi costs about 150 baht and takes around 15 minutes.
From/To the Tourist Bus Station
(Most travelers are dropped off here)Van/Minibus: 50–100 baht from the station to the hostel.
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From Krabi Airport:
Shuttle Bus: The ride takes about 30 minutes. At the airport, you’ll find the shuttle bus counter in the arrivals hall after baggage claim. From the hostel, you can book your ticket at reception, and the bus will pick you up right outside.
Taxi: A private taxi costs around 350 baht and takes about 20 minutes.
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From Ao Nang:
Songthaew (local bus): The ride takes about 30 minutes. From Ao Nang, the bus will drop you right in front of the hostel. To go back, you can catch it from the stop opposite the hostel. Buses run every 10 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minutes on weekends.
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From Railay:
Railay is only accessible by boat due to the limestone cliffs cutting it off from the mainland.
From Chao Fa Pier (just 1 minute’s walk from the hostel), the boat ride takes around 30 minutes and costs 150 baht one way.
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From Phi Phi
Ferry tickets can be purchased at our reception and usually include free pickup right in front of Pak-Up Hostel.
Arriving from Phi Phi, most ferry operators provide a drop-off service for 50–100 baht per person.
Krabi Town Guide
Tiger Cave Temple
Krabi’s No.1 tourist attraction and it’s easy to see why. Climb 1,260 steps to reach the summit and take in breathtaking 360° panoramic views of Krabi, along with a giant golden Buddha waiting at the top. Don’t worry if the climb isn’t for you, there are also beautiful temples to explore at ground level.
Riverwalk
Just 2 minutes from Pak-Up, the Riverwalk is ideal for a sunset stroll with a cold beer or fresh coconut in hand. You can also join daily longtail boat tours through the mangroves, visiting Khao Khanap Cave, where evidence of ancient human life can still be found.
White Temple
Wat Kaewkorawaram, better known as the White Temple, is a peaceful spot right in the heart of Krabi Town. Its delicate white and silver decorations give it a simple yet elegant beauty. From the top, you’ll also get amazing views of Krabi city, perfect for photos.
Night Market
Wander through Krabi Town’s biggest weekend market, open Friday–Sunday, 6pm until late. Browse locally made souvenirs, try delicious street food, and grab a drink while watching live performances from young local artists.
Huay To Waterfall
Located in Khao Phanom Bencha National Park, Huay To is the park’s most popular attraction, featuring five cascading tiers and natural pools. The waterfall is fed by streams from the towering 4,000 ft Khao Phanom mountain, making it a refreshing escape into nature.