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Tonsai Beach Vacation & Travel Guide

Tonsai Beach is perhaps the wildest, trendiest, and most expensive of all the beaches of Krabi. For a long time, this wild place was wildly popular with hippies and rastamen. Now a whole business program has been launched here, which has made a simple place a real, not cheap paradise for yogis, rock climbers, and extreme lovers. Since 2015, they began to build a hotel here, so there are no more untouched places on the once-abandoned beach.

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Beach infrastructure

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Toilets
Gastronomy
Lifeguards
Beach Loungers

Occupancy

There are usually quite a few people on the Tonsai Beach from April to October.

Tonsai Beach Weather

The climate of the resort corresponds to that of the Krabi province. It is best to admire the fantastic landscapes of the paradise islands of Krabi from November to May – at this time the air warms up to + 31 ° С, and the water – up to + 29 ° Celsius. It gets a little cooler in the evening and at night. Rains during these months are rare, the sea is calm and transparent. The influx of tourists can be noted in December – February each year. The peak of the heat comes in April-May, and the wet season begins in June and lasts until October inclusive. At this time, there are often thunderstorms, and in between showers the sun shines brightly. The air temperature during the hot season rises to + 37 ° Celsius. The sea becomes hectic and dangerous: the water is muddy, waves rise on the surface, and underwater currents are also possible.

Air and water temperature

The air temperature at Tonsai Beach allows sunbathing all year round.

There may be some who find the water at Tonsai Beach too warm.

Average Monthly Rainy Days

From April to December Tonsai Beach has rainy season. This is something to keep in mind when planning your trip since it is quite possible that you may be unable to sunbathe.

Sports on the Beach

Diving

Kiting

Surfing

Windsurfing

How to get to the Tonsai

You can get to this exotic beach by boat taxi from Nopparat Tara or Ao Nang. Fans of extreme sports can get here on foot from West Railay. One of the paths goes through destroyed rocks, and there are even ropes stretched on especially dangerous sections. The journey takes about 10 minutes. There is a longer and more exciting road that starts at the Walking Street sign and goes through the cave. You will have to pay a symbolic amount to enter it, but the impressions of visiting it are unforgettable. It is especially good to get into it during high tides. Tourists are guaranteed to take hundreds of spectacular photos here.

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