Thursday, March 19th
We left Ao Nang early to catch our boat to Railay, our last stop on our journey across Thailand, and Kimber's second home.
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| the weary crew |
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| homesick yet? Nah. |
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Railay is famous for the huge limestone cliffs jetting out of the water and all around the mainland. These cliffs make it only accessible by boat, thus very secluded.
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| limestone cliffs from the boat |
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| Postcard Thailand |
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| so happy to be here |
In Railay we stayed at Kimber's go-to, the
Putawan Resort. She's a regular and got us a deal for a suite with two bedroom areas, AC, and free breakfast so we'd be comfortable for the next three nights. However, we did not spend much time there before joining up with Kimber's friends and boarding the
Krabi Sunset Cruise.
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| VIP in Railay |
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| Kimber was friends with the boat captain, and knew a lot of others on the tour, so it ended up being a little reunion for her. |
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| Dinner on our sunset cruise |
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| One of the first stops on the cruise is to see Chicken Island. |
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| Rock climbing and cliff jumping |
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| sunset cruise |
Perhaps the coolest part of the pirate boat cruise was the bioluminescence you swim with at the end. It's too tough to photograph so I have no proof, but swimming around with it should definitely be on your Thailand bucket list.
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