The Thai sea is a paradise for anyone who loves the beauty of its emerald-green waters and a relaxing atmosphere conducive to rest and rejuvenation. Today, we're taking you to Railay Beach in Krabi province. Many might think Railay Beach is an island off the coast. However, the beach is surrounded by mountains and therefore only accessible by boat. This may be another reason why the villagers here—and thus their traditional way of life as a fishing village—have remained largely untouched by technology and development.

Those who enjoy climbing and love Railay Beach can distinguish between Railay East Beach (Nam Mao Beach) and Railay West Beach. Rocks lie between the two beaches. There are numerous accommodations for tourists along the beach. Railay Beach is a 10-minute boat ride from Ao Nang. Many might think Railay Beach is an "island," but it's actually located on the mainland. However, access is by boat.

Railay Beach, another beautiful tourist attraction in Krabi, is a popular destination for both Thai and foreign tourists. Until recently, it was ranked the ninth best beach in the world.

The author and his brother traveled through the most important regions of Thailand in the following order:

1. Phi Phi Islands: Traveling by speedboat to visit various places such as Maya Bay.

3. Bamboo Island and Lana Bay

4. Krabi: Continued on to Railay, where they strolled along Railay Beach and Phra Nang Cave Beach.

5. Jungle Tour: Visit to the hot springs, the Emerald Pool (Crystal Pool) and the Blue Pool.

6. Tiger Cave Temple: Climbed 1,260 steps to see the Buddha statue at the top of the mountain.

7. Ao Nang: We ended the trip in Ao Nang and the Ao Nang Night Market before returning home.