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Ko Poda and its neighbouring limestone islands seen across the sea off Ao Nang, Krabi, Thailand

Krzysztof Golik · File:Ko Poda with nearby islands.jpg · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0) · https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ko_Poda_with_nearby_islands.jpg

Signature Journey · Thailand

Phuket & Krabi Honeymoon, 5 Nights

Two nights in Phuket paced for a couple — the Big Buddha and the Old Town, a sunset at Promthep Cape, a candlelit dinner on the sand — then the coast road to Krabi for three nights at Ao Nang: the four-island longtail day to Poda, Tup, Chicken and Phra Nang, a longtail across to Railay for an afternoon between the cliffs, and evenings that end on a beach rather than in a queue. No Bangkok, no early flights, one three-hour drive.

Duration5 Nights / 6 Days
FromPrice on Request
StyleHoneymoon
The white marble Big Buddha on Nakkerd Hill against a blue sky, Phuket, ThailandLongtail boats moored off Railay beneath the limestone cliffs, Krabi, Thailand

Photographs: Subhrajyoti07 · File:The Big Buddha, Phuket.jpg · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0) · https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Big_Buddha,_Phuket.jpg · Krzysztof Golik · File:Boats at Rai Leh.jpg · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0) · https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Boats_at_Rai_Leh.jpg

Journey overview

The moments that make this journey unforgettable — the signature experiences we have woven through every day, so the best of the destination is never left to chance.

Two nights in Phuket paced for a couple — the Big Buddha and the Old Town, a sunset at Promthep Cape, a candlelit dinner on the sand — then the coast road to Krabi for three nights at Ao Nang: the four-island longtail day to Poda, Tup, Chicken and Phra Nang, a longtail across to Railay for an afternoon between the cliffs, and evenings that end on a beach rather than in a queue. No Bangkok, no early flights, one three-hour drive.

Travel styleHoneymoon

Journey highlights

The moments that make this journey unforgettable — the signature experiences we have woven through every day, so the best of the destination is never left to chance.

  • A sunset at Promthep Cape on the southern tip of Phuket, and a candlelit dinner on the sand
  • The Big Buddha on Nakkerd Hill and Wat Chalong, then the Sino-Portuguese shophouses of the Old Town
  • The coast road from Phuket to Krabi through Phang Nga, about three hours, with the karst country opening on both sides
  • The four-island day by private longtail: Poda, Tup's sandbar, Chicken Island and the cave beach at Phra Nang
  • Railay by longtail from Ao Nang, fifteen minutes, for an afternoon on West Railay under the climbing cliffs
  • A couple's spa afternoon at Ao Nang and a free last morning
  • Honeymoon touches at both hotels — room decoration and a fruit platter on arrival

Day-by-day itinerary

Day 1

Met at Phuket airport and driven down the island to a beach on the west coast. The afternoon is for the pool and the beach. Towards evening the drive south to Promthep Cape, the headland at the island's tip where the sun goes into the Andaman Sea between the small islands, and back for a candlelit dinner set on the sand at the hotel — the first of two evenings arranged for the two of you rather than for a sightseeing list. · Phuket · Airport transfer, about 1 hour

Day 2

A late start. Up the road to the Big Buddha, the white marble figure on Nakkerd Hill that looks over both coasts of the island, then Wat Chalong, Phuket's most visited temple, and on into the Old Town: the Sino-Portuguese shophouses of Thalang Road, the painted shutters, a coffee in one of the restored houses. Lunch in town. The afternoon and evening are free — the beach, the hotel spa, or a longtail to a quieter bay arranged on the day. · Phuket · Private vehicle, half day

Day 3

Over the Sarasin bridge and east through Phang Nga province, where the limestone begins standing up out of the plain — the same karst that makes Phang Nga Bay, seen here from the road — and on to Krabi, about 170 km and three hours with a stop. Check in at Ao Nang, the beach town that faces the islands, and an afternoon on its beach or by the pool. Dinner on the beachfront road, where the restaurants set tables looking at the sea. · Krabi · Private vehicle, about 3 hours

Day 4

A private longtail from Ao Nang for the classic Krabi day: Poda Island's white beach with the limestone stack offshore, the sandbar at Tup that joins two islands at low tide, the snorkelling off Chicken Island, and Phra Nang beach on the Railay peninsula with its cave shrine at the cliff foot. Lunch on the boat or on Poda. Because the boat is yours the order follows the tide and the crowds, and you stay longest wherever you like. Back by late afternoon. · Krabi · Private longtail boat, full day

Day 5

The morning is the couple's spa session at the hotel, or the beach. After lunch a longtail from Ao Nang round the headland to Railay, the peninsula that no road reaches: West Railay's beach between the two cliffs where the climbers are, the walk through to East Railay and the Diamond Cave, and a drink at one of the bars as the light goes orange on the rock. Back to Ao Nang by longtail before dark, and a last dinner on the beachfront. · Krabi · Longtail boat, about 15 minutes each way

Day 6

A free morning — the pool, a last swim, breakfast taken slowly — and the transfer to Krabi airport, about 40 minutes from Ao Nang, for the flight home or onward to Bangkok. The Tiger Cave Temple and its 1,260 steps to the hilltop Buddha can be added on the way to the airport for couples with an afternoon flight and the legs for it. · Krabi · Airport transfer, about 40 minutes

What's included & excluded

Exactly what your journey covers — set out clearly, with no surprises, so you know precisely what to expect.

Included

  • 5 nights' hand-picked accommodation
  • Daily breakfast
  • Private longtail for the four-island day, with lunch
  • Return longtail to Railay
  • One candlelit dinner in Phuket
  • Honeymoon room decoration at both hotels
  • Private air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver for the transfers and sightseeing days listed
  • All sightseeing and transfers as per the itinerary
  • Toll, parking and driver allowances
  • 24/7 on-trip support from Live Traveller

Excluded

  • International flights to and from Thailand
  • Lunches and dinners unless listed
  • Monument, park and activity entry fees unless listed
  • National park fees at the islands, paid at the pier
  • Spa treatments beyond the included couple's session
  • Phi Phi or Phang Nga Bay day trips, on request
  • Travel insurance and personal expenses
  • Anything not listed under inclusions
Good to Know

Frequently asked

Because a honeymoon needs a choice of restaurants, a spa and a beach you can walk to without a boat timetable. Ao Nang gives all three and puts Railay fifteen minutes away by longtail, so you get the peninsula as an afternoon without living by its tides. Couples who want an island night can swap the last Ao Nang night for Railay on request.
On calm days, yes, and the operators decide each morning. The Andaman coast takes the south-west monsoon in those months, so the four-island day and the Railay crossing can be cancelled for a swell; when that happens we substitute the Emerald Pool and hot springs inland, which are at their best after rain. November to April is the calm season.
At the time of writing, visa-free entry for tourism for up to 30 days, which came into force on 15 September 2026 under the notice published in the Royal Gazette on 31 August 2026. Your passport needs six months' validity. The rule has been revised more than once, so we re-confirm it against the Royal Thai Embassy's notice when you book.
For a couple, yes. The road is about 170 km and three hours through Phang Nga's karst country, with your own vehicle and a stop where you like; the ferry route goes via Phi Phi and takes most of a day with luggage on and off boats. The drive delivers you at Ao Nang in time for the afternoon on the beach.
The dinner moves under cover at the same hotel, still set for two. The Promthep Cape sunset is simply weather; if the evening is grey we go anyway for the sea, or shift it to the second Phuket evening, whichever forecast is better. Nothing on this itinerary is promised against the sky.
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