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Step 26/60: Thailand -
Railay Beach
How I got here ?
Price: €
Traveling time: 1 hours
Price: round-trip, time: round-trip.Tips & Tricks
- You can climb your way over/through rocks from Ton Sai to Railey West.
- Check the waves before going by boat, if they get too high, you can't get back!
Things to see
Ton Sai Beach
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Crab watching
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User's opinion
At first you'll be like: wow, where do all these weird beautiful patterns come from? Then, when you look closely, you'll see this tiny little crab rolling little balls around. Move one and it will come back to put it back where it belongs. Really cool seeing these guys work!
Monkey watching
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User's opinion
They are your typical macaque, steeling, robbing, screeching, fighting and running around. It does look cool though! And it's sort of funny seeing them run off with someones shirt or shorts (which they had hung out to dry). Beware though, they can be quite aggressive!
Railey East
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User's opinion
Railey East isn't as pretty as the west...where you have beaches and a really nice sunset. On this side you'll find mangroves and, during low tide, mud. But this is also where all the restaurants are. So for a good meal...head east!
Practical
Restaurants
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8/10
Price
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Address all over Railey East
Railey
Railey East is scattered with restaurants. Don't remember the name, but the one at the very end (left when coming from Railey West) had a nice big deck and great pizza's!!
