Andaman Coast, Thailand
Krabi is home to Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi and Than Bok Khorani National Parks, which protect marine and terrestrial ecosystems.
Thailand faces plastic waste challenges. Reduce your footprint by making conscious choices regarding consumption and disposal.
Water scarcity can be an issue in some areas, notably during the dry season. Be mindful of your water usage, especially in hotels and resorts.
Your actions contribute to the preservation of Krabi's natural beauty and cultural integrity.
Minimize your impact by refusing single-use plastics and bringing reusable alternatives for your daily needs.
Support accommodations and tour companies that demonstrate verifiable eco-friendly practices and commitment to environmental responsibility.
Offset the carbon emissions from your flights and travel activities through accredited carbon offset programs.
Choose eco-friendly gear for your adventures and daily needs to align with sustainable travel values.
Your mindful choices help protect Krabi's precious ecosystems. Carry a small bag for your trash until you find a proper disposal bin. This helps keep beaches and natural areas clean for everyone.
Your travel choices directly impact local communities and cultural preservation, fostering positive development.
Seek out tours or activities that directly benefit local communities, providing authentic and meaningful experiences for visitors.
Direct your spending to ensure money stays within the local economy and directly supports the livelihoods of local people.
Prioritize purchasing genuinely handmade or locally sourced products over mass-produced items from large chain stores.
Look for local markets to buy unique crafts directly from creators.
Choose products that reflect fair trade practices and local community benefit.
Contribute to conservation via the The Rainforest Site store.