Emerald Pool (Sra Morakot) Krabi

Y seguimos con las playitas…no nos aburrimos…espero que Uds tampoco. Decidimos ir a Ko Lanta, una pequeña isla ubicada más al sur de Krabi, escapando a la ruta turística que nos habíamos topado en Phuket y algo en Ao Nang…mucho cuico no nos sienta mucho… nuestros amigos ingleses nos habían dicho que Ko Lanta era el …

Elegimos como último destino en el sur de Tailandia, y por recomendación, Ao Nang. Una ciudad costera en la provincia de Krabi, que fue castiga por un terremoto en el 2004. Un destino turístico desarrollado, famoso por los amantes de escalada ya que se encuentra situada a metros de un acantilado de piedra caliza gigante.

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The journey from Hanoi wasn't very eventful. We flew to Bangkok, then 3 hours later we flew straight down to Krabi. When we arrived at Krabi at about 3pm, we knew we wanted to stay in Ao Nang as it had been highly recommended to us. We could easily get a taxi, but there was a bit of a wait and there was a bus already there so we just jumped on. The …

... nice pictures of us here and then just relaxed for all of the other time we had here. Our last point of call was emerald pool which just a short drive from the hot springs. It started to rain at this point which obviously didn't matter because we were ...

... overtake, but the driving style over here is still not quite as crazy as Dubai!! When we turned off just 14k away from the Emerald Pool we were treated to some wonderful views of the jungle and the mountains. “I am feeling so good right now I am ...

... the large basin of a small waterfall. There are some short nature trails that can be walked around here too. Nearby is Emerald pool that’s a reasonable walk through a landscape of jungle and mangrove full of views, flora and fauna. The trail leads ...

... which is a natural green pool created by underwater springs and then at a hot spring filled with mineral water.  The walk into the Emerald Pool was probably my favourite part of the day - it was a peaceful 15 or 20 minute walk down a red dirt road ...

... we climbed the 1,239 steps behind him to the temple on top of the mountain. Yeah, Right. As IF! Time then for a trip to the Emerald Pool, where we had a lovely Pad Khing lunch for BT40 (about (NZ$1.80) and then were stung BT200 (NZ$8.40) each to walk ...

... complaining when they were afflicted by the runs. Tran and I spent a very relaxed day on the beach, followed by a day spent at the Emerald Pool and the hot springs nearby. On the 23rd, Lottie, Sean, Ben, Tran and I caught a longtail boat across the bay ...

... hospital. Had to Kayak him back to shore. We like a bit of drama. The trip ended with us swimming in a fresh water Emerald Pool, amongst trees and caves.  We were told by our guide that this pool was 200m deep. It was magic. ...

... we were slightly unsure of the next step - too many options but too little clarity. We knew we wanted to get down to Krabi (Thailand) to see the Phi Phi islands and for the rock climbing, but there were other countries yet to even touch (Laos, Cambodia, ...

... nbsp; This was in the Khao Nor Chu Chi Lowland forest.  We mainly walked along wooden planks through the jungle. 3. Emerald Pool.  "Spectacular river's source, a warm water crystal clear pond, 1.2 metres deep, in the middle of the ...

... her nails manicured. Spent evening relaxing at hotel. Went out next morning to book a trip but was too late for the hot springs and emerald pool day trip so had to just do the tiger cave and elephant trek trip. Which didnt start till 1.30! Unless got a ...