One of the labour decided to make a pledge to the holy spirit there to let them work comfortably and thoroughly as well as gave a promise to build a concrete well to set the area of the fountain. Finally,they succeed so he did what he engaged to do. Furthermore, it is told among the villagers that there was an enormous snake with 2 combs taking care of the well. This is why this place was considered the sacred place. For travelers, here a hot spring bathroom provided is well-known since it can cure a skin disease 

Cham Island or Poo island : A large Muslim populated island forming its own sub-district in Krabi. The people earn their lives mostly in fishing, rubberwood cultivation and the local craft of cloth weaving. The last item has become so well known that Krabi province is famous for its cloth, called Pah Tor Koh Poo woven cloth. During the fair-weather months of dry season, passage to the island can be made by taking a boat from Jao Fah pier in Krabi town. When it is rainy, take a boat from Laem Kruad pier in Neua Klong District instead. Beach bungalows are available for overnight visitors. 

Sri-Bo-Ya Island : This island lies not so far from Cham Island and its likewise populated by Muslims engaged in fishing and rubber planting. The atmosphere is quiet and pleasant--perfect for unhurried holiday relaxation. Beach bungalows are available. During fair- weather months, take the boat from Jao fah pier in Krabi Town; in rainy season, leave from Laem Kruad pier in Neua Klong instead. 

Eco Tours

Krabi province contains superb natural scenery with jungle covered limestone cliffs, rock formations, hot springs and mangroves as well as islands and beaches. Distinct from the rest of Thailand, with influences from Malaysia, the local culture has retained many of its traditions and remains largely unaffected by tourism, making the area quite unique.
Tours are available, (mostly in Land Rover type vehicles) which explore the countryside, travelling on back roads, though small villages, oil palm and rubber plantations, and jungle trails. Tours usually include a the trip through the mangroves which have their own unique eco-system with some cave exploration.

Specialist activity tours, like canoeing and elephant trekking, are also available. Most can be booked from Ao Nang or Krabi town.

Sailing Trips

Visit some of the beautiful islands surrounding Krabi by taking a day cruise. One day trips offered through agencies like Ao Nang Travel and Tour Co., Ltd include stopovers at major scenic spots like Phi Phi Island, or Lanta Island with swimming and snorkel stops at secluded beaches. Lunch provided - all on comfortably equipped boats.
For more information contact Ao Nang Travel and Tour Co., Ltd at Ao Nang Beach Tel: 075 637152-3/Fax: 075 637 153.

Junk Tours

For something a bit different, why not try a trip on a wooden junk? These beautifully crafted boats provide travellers with a really unique experience guaranteed to relax.
Lazy Tours Ltd offer a range of Junk-Cruises around Krabi and Phuket area aboard the "Dauw Talae 2" . Tours presently operate from Phuket and Krabi. Those who have limited time can join the cruise for 1 leg of the journey - either from Krabi or PP Island. The cruise provides ample opportunity for swimming, snorkelling, and lay overs at some of the most scenic beaches in the area. Though not a dive boat, the Dauw Talae 2 also provides diving facilities and trips for experienced divers.