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Explore the Diamond Cave in Railay

Overview

The Diamond Cave is one of the spectacular sightseeing spots in Railay Peninsula of Krabi, Thailand. It is popularly referred to as Tham Phra Nang Nai. The Diamond Cave is famous for its fascinating stalagmites and stalactites, offering an enchanting view. Tourists will have an interesting time having a glimpse of the geological wonders and the natural beauty of the region. It is one of the must-visit destinations for nature and adventure lovers.

What are the Highlights of the Diamond Cave?

The Diamond Cave is an interesting limestone cave famous for its peculiar stalagmites and stalactites, that shine like a diamond and hence the name. These limestone formations shine due to deposit of minerals over thousands of years ago.
To make exploration of the cave easy, wooden walkways are constructed, making it a safe and exciting place to explore. Visitors will have an amazing time appreciating the stunning rock formations, know about the history of the cave, and even spot bats and spiders inside the cave, making the tour experience thrilling.
The Diamond Cave is situated near to Railay Beach, offering the most serene and peaceful escape.

What to Do at the Diamond Cave?

Have a thrilling experience exploring the cave with its stunning limestone formations that shines like and diamond, and walk through the wooden pathways to navigate through the cave, making it a safe experience for the tourists to explore the cave.
Take photos of the shinning limestone rocks, the reason for which it was named, get amazing photo shots.
Have a great educational session knowing about the geology of the caves, its role in helping the ecosystem and the history of the cave as well.
Tourists might be able to spot the wildlife, specially the bats inside the caves and other insects.

How to Reach the Diamond Cave?

By long-tail boat: If you are staying in Ao Nang or Krabi town, you can easily reach by taking a long-tail boat to Railay East Beach. It will take around 15–20 minutes to reach and would cost around THB 100–150 per person.
From Railay Beach: From here, tourists will have to opt for a short walk to the cave, which will take around 10-15 minutes to reach by walking.