Blue Pool Krabi Thailand

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The blue pool is located in the same park as the emerald pool. From the entrance, the emerald pool is around a km away. Another aix hundred meters from there and you reach Blue pool. Very easy to access as there is a walkway built the entire path, although it can get tiring as there is some elevation change. You are not allowed to swim in the blue pool due to higher temperatures in the water. It is a striking electric blue color.

The Blue Pool in Krabi Province, Thailand is a great natural attraction that enchants visitors with its vibrant turquoise waters. Set amidst the lush greenery of the surrounding jungle, the pool offers a picturesque escape for those looking to connect with nature. The colour of the water is striking, often considered one of the most beautiful shades of blue you can find. It is a perfect place to take photos, providing a peaceful backdrop that contrasts beautifully with the tropical vegetation. However, it is important to note that the pool is not open for swimming. However, the Emerald Pool, located 800 metres earlier, offers such an opportunity for those looking to cool off. The area around the Blue Pool is also rich in biodiversity, making it a great place for nature lovers and those interested in local flora and fauna. The journey to the pool is an adventure in itself, usually involving a trek through enchanting landscapes.

“It was a great experience kayaking on the clear lake. It’s very easy to navigate on your own, so hiring a guide isn’t necessary if you know how to kayak — but if you prefer one, a guide costs 150 THB. Each kayak holds a maximum of 2 people. Rental is 300 THB, and there’s a 50 THB entry fee for the national park. It’s best to come early in the morning — if you arrive in the afternoon, be prepared to get roasted by the sun!”

The Crystal pool, Blue pool and Emerald pool are located in the same park. The entrance fee is 400 bath per person. There are two ways to the Emerald pool, 1 way is next to the river on a very good path and is 1 kilometre long. The other way is trough the forest and is 800 meters long. The Emerald pool is where you can take a swim. From the Emerald pool, you can walk to the Blue pool (600 meters more). It's also a good path and not too hard. The view is really worth every step.