Klong Jilad Pier

The trip from Phi Phi to Krabi Town begins on the Klong Jilad Pier. Spending time in Krabi Town gives travelers access to so many opportunities that cannot be found in the smaller towns and islands including sport-adventure tours, shopping, medical facilities as well as an array of fine dining. Khao Phanom Bencha and Than Bokk-horani national parks offer scenic attractions aside from the beaches that many search for in Thailand, gifting visitors with scenic views of waterfalls, caves, scenic hikes with bird-watching and tours.
Krabi is a great place for visitors to create their homebase on their travels to the smaller islands and destinations in the region. There are a number of fine meals to be had in Krabi, as well as comfortable accomodations to relax in as well as skilled therapists to give one's tired body a relaxing massage.
The Wat Tham Seua, or Tiger Cave Temple, is located 8 km northwest of Krabi, and is a fairly simple day trip from Krabi Town. Featuring several limestone caves that house Buddha altars, images and statues set to a backdrop of sounds of monkeys from the forest. The 1237-stair climb to the karst peak rewards those with gorgeous views as well as a Buddha statue and a gilded stupa. Visitors are reminded to cover from shoulders to ankles to be respectful of the temple.
The Klong Jilad Pier is a safe, clean and easily accessible pier for travelers to arrive and depart from Krabi Town.