The Railay East viewpoint, which dominates the magnificent Railay Peninsula in Thailand's Krabi province, offers a beautiful, if not always optimal, view of Railay East. To reach it, visitors must take a challenging, steep path through the jungle. The climb is somewhat athletic, as ropes are essential and some sections are quite steep, but manageable for most people. Once at the top, visitors are rewarded with a breathtaking view of towering limestone cliffs, sparkling turquoise waters, beach, and sea. Don't expect to see the sunrise, however, as it's not visible through the "window"—that is, what the viewpoint offers.

The most common starting point for the climb to Railay East Viewpoint is the same as for the climb to Princess Lagoon. It's a little hard to spot, but it's located on the concrete path that runs along Rayavadee between Railay East and Phra Nang Beach.