Surat Thani Railway Station to Krabi

By bus or minivan the journey from Surat Thani to Krabi is scheduled to take from 2 to 5 hours depending upon which service you take.

Bus Times from Surat Thani to Krabi


There is currently 1 service a day from Surat Thani Railway Station to Krabi available to book online.

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08:0010:30฿490Ramon Transport

There are also currently 34 services a day from Surat Thani City to Krabi available to book online.

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06:0008:00฿237Udomrat Tour
06:0008:00฿266Sapthaweephol Tour and Travel
06:3009:00฿195Future Travel and Service
06:3009:30฿422Phangan Tour 2000
06:3010:00฿450Ramon Transport
08:5011:20฿422Phangan Tour 2000
09:0012:00฿330Phantip Travel
09:0012:00฿34012Go Transport
09:0012:00฿462Phangan Tour 2000
09:0012:00฿490Seatran Discovery
10:2012:50฿422Phangan Tour 2000
10:3013:30฿330Phantip Travel
10:3013:30฿34012Go Transport
10:3013:30฿462Phangan Tour 2000
11:0016:00฿240Phichet Transport
11:5014:20฿422Phangan Tour 2000
12:0015:00฿330Phantip Travel
12:0015:00฿34012Go Transport
12:0015:00฿462Phangan Tour 2000
13:2015:50฿422Phangan Tour 2000
13:3016:30฿330Phantip Travel
13:3016:30฿34012Go Transport
13:3016:30฿462Phangan Tour 2000
13:3017:00฿490Seatran Discovery
14:0019:00฿240Phichet Transport
14:5017:20฿422Phangan Tour 2000
15:0018:00฿330Phantip Travel
15:0018:00฿34012Go Transport
15:0018:30฿490Seatran Discovery
16:0021:00฿240Phichet Transport
16:2018:50฿422Phangan Tour 2000
16:3019:30฿330Phantip Travel
16:3019:30฿34012Go Transport
16:3020:00฿490Seatran Discovery
  • You can also book bus services from Surat Thani to Ao Nam Mao Pier which is the departure point for local boat services to Railay.

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Surat Thani Bus Stop


Phantip Travel services to Krabi depart from Surat Thani City, which is 16 km by road to the east of Surat Thani Railway Station.

Google Map of Phantip Travel office in Surat Thani City

Krabi Bus Stop


Many bus services from Surat Thani to Krabi terminate at Krabi Bus Terminal.

Google Map of Krabi Bus Terminal

About Krabi Town


Most foreign visitors to Krabi choose not to stay in Krabi Town itself, and only pass through on their way to Ao Nang, Railay or to nearby Klong Jilad Pier to take a ferry to Koh Phi Phi.

Reasons to Stay in Krabi Town

Krabi Town is, however, a very pleasant destination in its own right and an enjoyable place to stay for a day or two with plenty of things to see and do. The town also lots of value or money accommodation and places to eat great food.

Riverside in Krabi Town
Riverside in Krabi Town

Unlike Ao Nang or Railay, Krabi Town is not primarily a tourist destination.

Markets in Krabi Town

Krabi Town is somewhere you can experience authentic Thai culture, and the best place to do that is at the town’s many markets. The main market is Maharaj Market which is Southern Thailand’s largest food market. Maharaj Market opens every day from 03:00 until 10:00 and it is well worth going there for breakfast and to wander around and see the colourful fresh produce.

There are also several markets which open in the evening. The night time market on the riverfront is a wonderful place to go to eat. There is also a Walking Street Market on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights with plenty of food stalls and a live music stage.

Wat Tham Suea in Krabi
Wat Tham Suea in Krabi
What Tham Suea near Krabi Town

Wat Tham Suea, located 10 km to the north of Krabi Town centre, is another ‘must see’ attraction. This Buddhist temple has two remarkable features. One is its hill top shrine which is only accessible by climbing over 1,200 steep steps. The 30 minute climb is well worth it with great views from the top and wild monkeys which you will see as you make your way up the long staircase.

The other noteworthy feature of Wat Tham Suea is a series of caves with shrines inside which you need to walk up and down more stairs to see. The temple gets its name, which means ‘Tiger Cave Temple’, from the mark on the wall of one of these caves which looks like the imprint of a tiger’s paw.

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