Review of Talay Waek (Things to Know Before You Go)📖

Talay Waek is one of the famous tourist attractions in Krabi Province, Thailand. Its distinctive feature is the low tide that reveals a sandy path connecting three islands: Koh Kai, Koh Tap, and Koh Mor.

****Here’s what you should know before you go****

Best time to go
- Talay Waek appears during low tide, which can happen multiple times in a day, but the best time is in the morning or late afternoon.
- Checking the tide schedule in advance will help you plan your trip more conveniently.

How to get there
- Talay Waek can be reached by renting a long-tail boat or speedboat from Ao Nang Pier or Krabi Pier, which takes about 20-30 minutes.
- If you go with a tour, there may be a boat service that takes you to visit several islands at the same time, such as Koh Kai, Koh Poda, and Talay Waek.

What to bring
- Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.
- Sandals or non-slip shoes because the sandy path may have sharp rocks or shells.
- Drinking water and small snacks because there are not many shops on the island.

Caution
- The sea water flows back quite fast and strong. Follow the guide or boat driver for safety.
- Avoid walking far from other tourists because the current may come back quickly and flood the sandy path.

Environmental protection
- Do not throw trash into the sea or on the island. Help maintain the cleanliness of nature.
- Do not touch or disturb marine life such as coral or aquatic animals.

Interesting activities
- Take beautiful photos of the sea and the surrounding mountains.
- Swim, snorkel to see coral and colorful sea fish.

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