Rock Climbing in Krabi

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Thailand, Malaysia

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Photos

Deep Water Soloing
The point almost directly above the boat (slightly to the left) is where I fell from

The Hangout
There was some serious skills on display here

Deserted Island
We stopped here for a break during our soloing, one of the group took a kayak to a nearby island and picked up some beer

Restaurant at Ton Sai
This place on the beach is where I ate most of the time, good place to meet in the morning for climbing

Soloing Island
This is where we did most of our Deep Water Soloing

Making a Splash
This is the result of my back-flop

Bouldering Route
I was working on traversing this wall, never did make it all the way. Maybe next time.

Sock Monkey (Dusky Langur)
These monkeys must have been the inspiration

Stretching It
This is part of the bouldering route I was working on

Thai Jungle Trail
The main path between Ton Sai and Rai Leh beaches could be treacherous when wet, the rocks are quite sharp

Ton Sai Beach
Lots of pretty scenery here

Ton Sai Cliff
Bolted and ready for climbing - right outside your doorstep

Setting up the Top Rope
Even on the rainy days there are still plenty of places to climb

The Cave
After a day of climbing we went home via this cave, after a few hundred feet you emerge to an exit that requires an 80 foot rappel

Rainy Day
This is looking out of the cave entrance

My Room
Electricity came on a little after sundown, shut off about 7 AM. I usually slept with the lights on to deter the rats, which I tried to imagine were squirrels with skinny tails.

My Bungalow
Less than $5 a night, not bad

Hat Yai Street
The Thai characters are enigmatic - fortunately the Louise Guest House where I stayed had an english sign