Keirita's Yoga
If your time in the busy Ao Phra Nang area of Krabi has left you worn out, head to a Krabi yoga class for an infusion of calm. Keirita's Yoga conducts open classes on the rooftop of the Carlitos Bar in the evenings, while small-group private sessions are held at the View Point Resort on request. Classes follow the Ashtanga and Hatha styles and range from beginners to advanced. Owner Keira recommends that you wear loose-fitting clothing and mosquito repellent to keep the bugs from destroying your Zen.
Keirita's Yoga
Carlito's Bar
Tonsai Beachfront, Krabi Thailand
(+011) 66 087 2781997
www.keiritasyoga.com
Krabi Bike Tours
Krabi Tours offers full day cycling tours in the Krabi mountains, taking in Khao Phanom Bencha National Park, Krabi mangroves, and several different Buddhist temples. Your bike rental, helmet and snacks are included in the tour, and lunch is served on the edge of Krabi Lake underneath huge limestone cliffs. The full day trip is a nine-hour ride covering 35 miles, so you'll need to be reasonably fit to keep up. Be sure to pack sunscreen.
Krabi Bike Tours
9/3 Chaofa Road
Muang Krabi, Krabi Thailand
(+011) 66 087 2781997
http://krabibiketours.wordpress.com/
Smart Cook Thai Cookery School
If you've fallen in love with Thai cuisine on your Krabi holiday, you might want to learn how to make it at home. Located just five minutes from the local produce markets, a day at the Smart Cook Thai Cookery School includes a visit to the market to buy fresh ingredients, hands-on cooking in a clean open air kitchen, and finally a sit-down meal for you to taste your creations. The staff can arrange a menu for you, or phone ahead with your favorite dish and they'll teach you how to make it.
Smart Cook Thai Cookery School
19 Moo 9 T Aonang
A Muang, Krabi Thailand
(+011) 66 061 863468
www.smartcookthailand.com
Article Written By Hailey Williams
Hailey Williams is a freelance writer and editor from Los Angeles, California. She has a particular interest in culture, lifestyle, health, and women's interest reporting, and her work has been published in magazines including TV Week and Sugar. She graduated from the University of Sydney.
