Railay is a peninsula with perfect beaches, accessible only by water. The limestone cliffs surrounding its bays have made this place the world capital of rock climbing. But even without carabiners, Railay offers paradise scenery, caves, and the atmosphere of an isolated tropical world.

Geography

The peninsula is cut off from the mainland by impassable cliffs. Four beaches: West Railay—the main one, with sunsets and hotels. East Railay—mangroves and budget accommodation. Phra Nang—the most beautiful, with the phallic cave. Tonsai—backpacker central, the climbing hub.

Rock Climbing

Over 700 ro...