Property for sale in Krabi

Krabi Province is widely regarded as a tourist destination, with a large number of tourists visiting every year. It is also regarded as a large real estate market in the regional market, with high demand for properties for sale from local residents, working people, and foreigners visiting Thailand. However, most properties in Krabi are classified as houses, with prices ranging from 3 million baht to the high-end of 20 million baht. Krabi real estate for sale is typically located near beaches or on the hillsides, overlooking a stunning sea view, and is aimed at foreigners and real estate investors, including Europeans and Asians such as Chinese, Hong Kongers, and Singaporeans.

As Krabi is popular for its beautiful natural attractions, particularly sandy beaches and islands, it is also regarded as the world's most famous snorkeling site that attracts a large number of visitors every year. However, the most popular tourist attractions in Krabi are as follows: - Phi Phi Island, also known as Ko Phi Phi, is regarded as the precious jewel of the Andaman Sea and the world's most popular tourist destination. According to the bend of Ton Sai Bay and Loh Dalum Bay, it has a distinct uniqueness that is perfectly blended with the emerald green sea surrounding the white sandy beach of Maya Bay, along the coral reefs that are home to various underwater creatures, attracting a large number of visitors from all over the world to experience its pristine beauty. It is regarded as one of the top ten most beautiful islands in the world, deserving of the moniker "Emerald of the Andaman Sea, Phi Phi Paradise." - Ko Hong sits in the Than Bok Khorani National Park, a wonderful scenery island and the world's famous island, the most beautiful island in Thailand and ranked as one of the 10 cleanest and most beautiful beaches in the world. Ko Hong is generally surrounded by the blue sea with a fine white sandy beach, and there is also a distinctive feature like no other islands where the beachfront has an almost semicircular curve resembling a bird's wing. According to its pristine beauty, it is ideal for experiencing the rich nature, swimming, and snorkeling to see beautiful coral reefs. - Thale Waek is a popular tourist destination in Krabi that has been dubbed "Unseen Thailand" because of its natural wonders; when the sea level drops, you will see sand dunes that connect to three islands: Koh Kai, Koh Thap, and Koh Mor, which is the beauty of an astonishing balance between the sandy beach and the azure water. Visitors can, however, rent a boat from Ao Nang Beach, which takes about 25 minutes and costs about 300 baht per person for a round trip.

Krabi Province is a small province with many natural attractions and ancient cultural charms. It also harmoniously blends the lives of people of various races, religions, and beliefs. The majority of the population is Buddhist, but there are also Muslims, Christians, and others. Moreover, the economy is the primary driving force behind Krabi's status as an agricultural province with the most palm plantations, rubber, durian, rambutan, long kong, and mangosteen plantations. Furthermore, the Krabi population is comprised of fishermen who engage in shrimp farming, deep-water fishing, and coastal fishing. Others are also involved in the tourism, lodging, and restaurant industries.

Krabi Province is home to a number of all-around amenities that cover all aspects, whether public or private educational institutions, such as Ammartpanichnukul School, Krabi International School, Isranusorn School, and Muang Krabi School. It is considered complete in terms of healthcare facilities, including Wattanapat Hospital Ao Nang, Ruamphat Hospital, and other specialists clinics. Aside from natural attractions, there are various attractive shopping complexes, such as Krabi Walking Street, which is placed at Maharaj Road, available every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 05.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. There is also a Night Market at the Chao Fah Park Pier, selling various foods that is available from 05.00 p.m. - 00.30 a.m. Furthermore, Krabi provides convenient access to all visitors who visit the area with a variety of transportation modes, such as land, water, and air transport options. - Land Transportation: To commute by land transportation modes is considered convenient and accessible via personal car as there are many main roads, including Highway No. 4, Highway No. 4035, and Highway No.402, which are the main routes connecting to other nearby regions. Aside from personal vehicles, there are also public buses available where visitors can take the bus at the bus terminal stations. It takes about 11-12 hours from Bangkok to Krabi. - Water Transportation: Krabi consists of cargo ports and piers for tourism for over 22 ports. There are also 4 Deep Sea Ports, comprising 3 shipping ports, including Krabi Deep Sea Cargo Terminal, Jian Wanich Pier, and Southern Port Company Cargo Terminal. Ther is also Klong Jilad Ferry Pier which serves as a tourism port. - Air Transportation: Krabi is home to Krabi Airport, which is situated in the Nuea Khlong District 13 kilometers away from Mueang Krabi. Krabi Airport plays an important role in supporting Krabi's air transportation business, facilitating the convenience of tourists who travel to Krabi, and also supporting Krabi tourism.