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Railay is on the west side of the Phra-Nang peninsula, Tonsai on the east, with a narrow channel between. theCrag logged 314 routes on 21 October 2026 and 19,094 ascents.
This guide covers the east side: walking right from the beach you pass Muay Thai, then the 123 Wall, then higher up The Keep, Hidden World and Diamond Cave. This is climbing school ground, and the busiest part of the island.
What kind of crag this is
Limestone. theCrag's description of the whole of Railay is one line: "Thailand's climbing mecca." The east side's sectors:
| Sector | Routes | Height | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Muay Thai | 24 | 12 m | One of the oldest sectors on the peninsula, always full of climbing schools and spectators |
| One-Two-Three (123 Wall) | 31 | 21 m | The most routes, many easy ones, the most crowded |
| Diamond Cave | 28 | 31 m | The teaching wall that gets lit up at night |
| The Keep | 9 | 27 m | |
| Hidden World | 8 | 19 m | |
| Low Tide Wall | 9 | 32 m | The name tells you |
| Duncan's Boot | 10 | 13 m | |
| Jungle Gym | 15 | 28 m | |
| Castle Wall | 4 | 23 m | |
| Kochel Rock | 4 | 12 m | |
| Project Wall | 8 | — | |
| CoCo Wall | 4 | 34 m | |
| Amphitheater | 11 | 25 m | |
| Hueco Wall | 9 | 18 m | |
| Jurassic Park Wall | 2 | 90 m | The tallest in the area |
One line from theCrag's Railay page has to be read before anything else:
This area is actively being rebolted at time of writing (2023) and much of the info on this website is outdated. Pop into one of the many local climbing shops and grab a guidebook as well as chat with the lovely local guides for the most up to date info. Please consider donating to the local rebolting fund if you have the means.
That sentence is the ceiling on all the data in this series. Every route figure here comes from theCrag, and theCrag says its own data may be behind. So bolt condition in this guide is always written as "theCrag records this as…" — never as "this route is titanium."
When to go
| Period | Conditions | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Nov | End of the wet season | Fewer people, but walls may be wet |
| Dec–Feb | Dry and cool, best friction | Krabi's peak season, the most people |
| Mar | Getting hot | |
| Apr–May | Hot | |
| Jun–Oct | Monsoon |
Muay Thai and Diamond Cave are almost permanently shaded (theCrag tags both "Always shady"). That is the east side's advantage over the west, where the walls are shaded in the afternoon instead.
Low Tide Wall's name is literal. theCrag's One-Two-Three page carries a "Low tide" tag — some routes are only reachable at low water.
Getting there
Public transport
There is no road access. Take a longtail boat from Ao Nang; the boats that go to Railay stop at Tonsai first. Boats only run in daylight.
By car or motorbike
Vehicles stay on the Ao Nang side. Motorbikes can go across by boat but it is a hassle. Most people stay in a hotel in Ao Nang or on the Railay side and take the boat over each day.
Approaches
Muay Thai's approach is specific: "Walk all the way to the right of Railay East bay. Routes start right of the beach and in the corner a little up behind the small hut." 30 to 45 minutes.
One-Two-Three: "Go all the way to the right side of Railay East bay. Pass the 'Muay Thai' sector right on the small beach. Behind some of the big boulders are the first routes of 'One-Two-Three'."
Diamond Cave has two routes: up the walking street at the end of Railay beach, or the steep jungle trail from Tonsai — up past "Mama's Chicken" from Basecamp, through the forest for 20 minutes to a small meadow, through the high grass to the road, then right, with the Phutawan resort on your right and the crag in front of you.
Rules to know before you go
Crowding: the structural problem of the east side
Muay Thai's description: "Vertical climbing on highly structured though polished orange rock and some short routes on sharp rock up in the corner on the right side. Always busy with climbing schools and spectators. Do not come here if you prefer quiet spots."
One-Two-Three's description: "Top quality rock with many easier graded routes. Warning, this crag gets extremely busy with climbing schools. Do not come here between 9 am and 4 pm if you don't like crowds."
Diamond Cave's description: "Extremely busy during climbing school hours. Not recommended to climb here between 9 am and 4 pm."
Three walls, the same sentence. In practice: go before 8am or after 4pm, or skip these three walls and go to Thaiwand on the west side.
Bolt condition: different in every sector
Muay Thai (24 routes):
- The left side is mostly titanium bolts plus slings.
- Reaching Like a Monkey (6c+): "Not rebolted with titanium. All stainless steel glue-in bolts."
- Piece of Cake (6a): "Old rusty expansion bolts. Do not climb!"
- No Name (6a, right side): same warning, "Old rusty expansion bolts. Do not climb!"
- Deborah (6b): same warning.
- Several simple routes on the right side are "all slings" (Tamada, Hello Christine, Take It to the Left, Take It Easy, The Beacons Memorial Climb, The Devine Ascention of Sully, Unknown Route).
- Vegan Snake (6a) can only be climbed top-roped from Take It Easy's anchors.
One-Two-Three (31 routes):
- The three old routes on the left (No Name 6a, Mei Mi Arom 6c+, Hello Tu 6b) are all rusty expansion bolts, marked "Do not climb unless rebolted!"
- All four Kratoy extensions are marked un-climbable: One Thousand Knives (6b+), Lucky (6b+), La Riba (7c+) and Triana (7b+).
- Gandalf (8a+): "Second pitch of 'We Sad'… Old rusty expansion bolts. Do not climb unless rebolted!"
- Massage Secrets (6b): of its three pitches only P1 and P2 can be climbed; P3 is old expansion bolts and loose rock, "Do not climb!". theCrag adds: P1 and P2's anchors have been rebolted with 4 titanium bolts, and skipping the midway anchor (which was set for 'Beginner') links P1 into a 30-metre single pitch with 7 titanium bolts.
- The Pinnacle has been fully rebolted — that is the good news on this wall.
Diamond Cave (28 routes):
- The three old routes around the left corner of the main face (Attic Antics 6a+, Thread of Life 6b+, Jugs-o-Plenty 6b) have old expansion bolts and slings. Thread of Life is marked "loose rock, old slings. Do not climb!" and Jugs-o-Plenty "old expansion bolts. Do not climb!"
- Keep the Jam, Man (7a): three pitches, only P1 and P2 have been rebolted; the P3 slings have been removed, "Do not climb!".
- Mot Daeng (5) carries a fixed-gear warning.
- Seven Seven Seven (6c) carries two warnings — "Insect(wasp?) nest near 3rd sling" and "One of the anchor slings for the first pitch needs replacing (sheath worn through, core exposed)".
- Dreamteam (6b+): "Old slings and expansion bolts. Do not climb!"
- No Name 3 (6b): "Not rebolted with titanium. Stainless steel glue-ins."
- The North Face Right Side area (Nullaktion 6a, Dreamteam, Les Petites Oreilles 6b+, Diamonds are Forever 6b+, Seven Seven Seven, Attacktit 6b+, Almost Heaven 7a+): theCrag says "often free, even during climbing school hours" — this is the best pick on the east side if you want to avoid the crowds.
- The old routes inside the actual cave (Unknown 6b, Mr No Name 6b+, Mrs No Name 6b+, Lost Sock in the Laundromat of Oblivion 6b+, Bar You Tee Nai? 7a, Sixty Degrees North 7a+, Mao Say 7a+): "Bolting status unclear, probably old expansion bolts. Anyway most certainly not anymore climbable due to the existence of the Diamond Cave National Park."
Routes by level
YDS and V-grade conversions follow the Mountain Project international grade comparison chart and are approximate; "approx." marks grades the sources give without a/b/c (such as 4 or 5+). The original grade is the one that counts.
The tables come from theCrag's Muay Thai, One-Two-Three and Diamond Cave pages, read 21 October 2026. Mountain Project's classics list provides a cross-check across sectors.
Beginner: up to 6a (YDS 5.10a and below)
The right side of Muay Thai has a whole row of 5s, but theCrag says those are "all slings, be prepared to replace." That is the classic case of looking easy while needing to bring your own consumables.
| Route | Grade | YDS | Length / pitches | Sector | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Route | 4+ | approx. 5.6 | — | Muay Thai | ★; a new short line |
| Shadow Show | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 12 m | Muay Thai | ★; 3 titanium bolts + 1 sling; shares the start with Idapaccayada |
| Tamada | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 10 m | Muay Thai | ★; all slings, be prepared to replace |
| Take It to the Left | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 10 m | Muay Thai | ★; all slings |
| Take It Easy | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 8 m | Muay Thai | ★; all slings |
| The Beacons Memorial Climb | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 8 m | Muay Thai | ★; all slings |
| The Devine Ascention of Sully | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 9 m | Muay Thai | ★; all slings |
| Unknown Route | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 13 m | Muay Thai | ★; all slings; the furthest route to the right |
| Selee | 6a | 5.10a | 10 m | One-Two-Three | ★; the leftmost line on the 123 Wall; 1 titanium bolt + 3 slings |
| Samiboy | 6a+ | 5.10b | 12 m | One-Two-Three | ★; 2 titanium bolts + 3 slings |
| Ymer, The Giant | 6a+ | 5.10b | 24 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; 7 titanium bolts + 2 slings |
| Ramazon | 6a | 5.10a | 24 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; directly left of Kratoy, up the left side of the cave; all titanium |
| King Cobra | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 13 m | One-Two-Three | ★; a guiding route through the corner; "it hardly gets more polished than this"; titanium bolts |
| Beginner | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 20 m | One-Two-Three | ★; an easy variation of Massage Secrets P1 and P2 with an extra midway anchor |
| Giggerig for Climbing | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 12 m | One-Two-Three | ★; another short, easy line used for guiding; titanium bolts |
| Ling Noi / Little Monkey | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | — | One-Two-Three | ★; another guiding route; titanium bolts |
| Long Live the Herm | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | — | One-Two-Three | ★; theCrag flags a warning |
| Voie du Club Alpine Thailand / Cash Flow | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | — | One-Two-Three | ★ |
| No Name 1 | 4 | approx. 5.4–5.5 | 8 m | Diamond Cave | ★; a short climb just left of Kai Kad; 2 slings + 2 bolts |
| Kai Kad | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 10 m | Diamond Cave | ★; the leftmost route on the main face; all titanium bolts |
| Run Away | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 10 m | Diamond Cave | ★; all slings, be prepared to replace |
| Jungle Gym | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 50 m, 2 pitches | Jungle Gym | ★★; no bolts, a trad climb |
| Blade Runner | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 60 m, 2 pitches | Jungle Gym | ★; no bolts, a trad climb |
| A Walk in the Park | 6a | 5.10a | 15 m | Low Tide Wall | 1 titanium bolt + 3 slings |
| Karaoke | 6a | 5.10a | 12 m | Duncan's Boot | ★; shares anchors with Mai Prue; new slings and titanium bolts |
| Space Head Gone Ape | 6b | 5.10c | 11 m | Hidden World | ★; all titanium bolts |
Intermediate: 6a+ to 6c+ (YDS 5.10b–5.11c)
This is the east side's main event. Nearly all the good routes on the 123 Wall sit here.
| Route | Grade | YDS | Length / pitches | Sector | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nuat Hin / Massage the Rock | 6a+ | 5.10b | 15 m | Muay Thai | ★; shares the start with Bad Boy and Pattica Samupade then goes right into the cave; 6 titanium bolts + 1 sling |
| Bad Boy | 6b | 5.10c | 15 m | Muay Thai | ★★; shares the start then goes straight up after the 3rd clip; 5 titanium bolts + 2 slings |
| Pattica Samupade | 6b+ | 5.10d | 15 m | Muay Thai | ★; shares the start, traverses right at the overhang and up the pillar; 4 titanium bolts + 3 slings |
| Muay Thai | 6b+ | 5.10d | 15 m | Muay Thai | ★★; the crux is right at the first overhang; a lead fall can be dangerous with the ledge below; all titanium bolts |
| Chicken Head | 6c+ | 5.11c | 15 m | Muay Thai | ★; just right of Muay Thai; shares start and anchors with Reaching Like a Monkey; all titanium bolts |
| Alone | 6b | 5.10c | 15 m | Muay Thai | ★; 2 titanium bolts + 4 slings |
| Valentine | 6a+ | 5.10b | 12 m | Muay Thai | ★; a cool little cave to peek into; solid rock, less polished than the 123 Wall; 3 titanium bolts + 4 slings |
| Dr Jekull & Mrs Hyde | 6a+ | 5.10b | 27 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; 7 titanium bolts + 3 slings |
| We Sad | 6a+ | 5.10b | 25 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; 5 titanium bolts + 3 slings |
| Make a Way | 6a+ | 5.10b | 27 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; shares the start with Big Shit, veers right about halfway, shares anchors with Confusion; all titanium bolts |
| Confusion | 6b+ | 5.10d | 27 m | One-Two-Three | ★; shares the start with the popular guiding routes King Cobra and Orientales; all titanium bolts |
| Orientales | 6b+ | 5.10d | 27 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; an excellent long route that seems to get very little traffic; all titanium bolts |
| Kratoy / Lady Boy | 6c | 5.11a/b | 26 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; the original line starts inside the cave and moves right, now rebolted straight up the right side; titanium bolts and slings |
| Short and Savage | 6b | 5.10c | 8 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; short climb up the steep face; titanium bolts |
| Quarks | 7b | 5.12b | 13 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; short crimpy moves into a generous finish sequence; titanium bolts |
| Attic Antics | 6a+ | 5.10b | 27 m | Diamond Cave | ★; the leftmost line; 7 old expansion bolts but also many slings — do not clip the old bolts and be prepared to replace slings |
| Thread of Life | 6b+ | 5.10d | 27 m | Diamond Cave | ★; loose rock, old slings. Do not climb! |
| Jugs-o-Plenty | 6b | 5.10c | 27 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; old expansion bolts. Do not climb! |
| IKRC-2008 | 6b | 5.10c | 30 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; shares the start with No Name 2; 7 titanium bolts + 5 slings |
| Chok Dee | 6a | 5.10a | 20 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; shares the start with Mot Daeng then straight up the left bolt line; 3 titanium bolts + 3 slings |
| Mot Daeng | 5 | approx. 5.7–5.8 | 20 m | Diamond Cave | ★; theCrag flags a fixed gear warning; 3 titanium bolts + 3 slings |
| Mosquito Coil | 6a+ | 5.10b | 20 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; 3 titanium bolts + 4 slings |
| No Name 3 | 6b | 5.10c | 20 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; the rightmost line on the main face; not rebolted with titanium, stainless steel glue-ins |
| Nullaktion | 6a | 5.10a | 21 m | Diamond Cave | ★; all slings, be prepared to replace |
| Les Petites Oreilles | 6b+ | 5.10d | 20 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; 5 titanium bolts + 2 slings |
| Diamonds are Forever | 6b+ | 5.10d | 27 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; the second pitch of Les Petites Oreilles; 7 titanium bolts + 3 slings |
| Attacktit | 6b+ | 5.10d | 20 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; shares anchors with P1 of Seven Seven Seven; 3 titanium bolts + 6 slings; first pitch of Almost Heaven |
| Completely Harmless | 6b | 5.10c | 18 m | The Far Side | ★★★ |
| Monkey's Bum | 6b | 5.10c | 20 m | The Keep | ★; the first climb as you enter The Keep; up slimy tufas; awful anchor placement |
| Gengis Bond | 6b | 5.10c | 32 m | The Keep | ★★★; great 3D climbing with good rests up a series of stalactite features; it's long, make sure you have enough |
| Nut Cracker | 6c | 5.11a/b | 25 m | The Keep | ★★★; a great technical face climb with multiple small cruxes; 6 titanium bolts + 1 sling |
| Aspirin | 6c | 5.11a/b | 28 m | The Keep | ★★★; the left of the two climbs off the boulder; titanium bolts and slings |
| Medusa's Lover | 6c | 5.11a/b | 26 m | The Keep | ★★★; sharp start into an interesting mid section; all titanium bolts |
| Babo Does Thailand | 6c | 5.11a/b | 28 m | The Keep | ★★★; the best line at The Keep; not hard but stellar the whole way; all titanium bolts |
| The Gecko / Viper | 6c+ | 5.11c | 25 m | Hidden World | ★★; slab start to a powerful finish up tufas; careful not to break the stalactites at the start; 10 titanium bolts |
| Rocket Head | 6c | 5.11a/b | 18 m | Hidden World | ★; wasp nest after the 5th bolt; in the roof climb the bolts, not the slings |
| Satanic Alliance | 6b | 5.10c | 17 m | Hidden World | ★; reachy start, crux badly protected; not rebolted with titanium, 3 stainless steel glue-ins |
| Acid-Mouth Wife | 6b+ | 5.10d | 18 m | Hidden World | ★★; the crux after the second clip is badly protected; 6 titanium bolts + 1 sling |
| The Voice of Doom | 6c | 5.11a/b | 15 m | Duncan's Boot | ★; climbs the tufas just right of The Dark Side, sharing anchors; all titanium bolts |
| Mai Prue / Never Mind | 6c | 5.11a/b | 12 m | Duncan's Boot | ★; rebolted with titanium bolts |
| Top Knot | 6b+ | 5.10d | 10 m | Duncan's Boot | ★; the rightmost line; sharp rock; 3 titanium bolts + 1 sling |
| Robert's Dilemma | 6b+ | 5.10d | 12 m | Duncan's Boot | ★★; not rebolted with titanium, 5 stainless steel glue-in bolts + 1 sling |
| Low Tide | 6b | 5.10c | 45 m, 2 pitches | Low Tide Wall | ★; the crux at the start is harder than graded; 7 titanium bolts, then 9 titanium bolts + 1 sling |
Advanced: 7a to 7c+ (YDS 5.11d–5.13a)
The east side has noticeably fewer 7s than the west. The high-grade routes on the 123 Wall cluster in the small sectors of The Keep, Hidden World and Low Tide Wall.
| Route | Grade | YDS | Length / pitches | Sector | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big Shit / Flying to the Stars | 7a+ | 5.12a | 24 m | One-Two-Three | ★; shares the start with Make a Way; all titanium bolts |
| Knights in White Satin | 7b+ | 5.12c | 25 m | One-Two-Three | ★★★; all titanium bolts |
| Gandalf | 8a+ | 5.13c | 28 m | One-Two-Three | ★; the second pitch of We Sad; old rusty expansion bolts, do not climb unless rebolted |
| Strider (Direct) | 8a+ | 5.13c | 28 m | Low Tide Wall | ★; no bolts, top rope from Strider |
| Quarks | 7b | 5.12b | 13 m | One-Two-Three | ★★; short crimpy moves into a generous finish; titanium bolts |
| Keep the Jam, Man | 7a | 5.11d | 70 m, 3 pitches | Diamond Cave | ★; pitches 6a+ / 6a / 7a, only P1 and P2 rebolted |
| Almost Heaven | 7a+ | 5.12a | 25 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; the second pitch of Attacktit; 8 titanium bolts + 2 slings |
| Bar You Tee Nai? | 7a | 5.11d | 50 m | Diamond Cave | ★★; an old route inside the cave, most certainly no longer climbable |
| Sixty Degrees North | 7a+ | 5.12a | — | Diamond Cave | ★★; an old route inside the cave |
| Mao Say | 7a+ | 5.12a | — | Diamond Cave | ★★; an old route inside the cave |
| Night in White Satin | 7b+ | 5.12c | — | One-Two-Three | Mountain Project classics list (theCrag lists the same name at 7b+) |
| Lom Mon / Cyclone | 7a | 5.11d | 29 m | The Keep | ★★; watch out for the crux — the photo says it all; beautiful long run afterwards; 11 titanium bolts + 2 slings |
| Tongue Thaid | 7b | 5.12b | 32 m, 2 pitches | The Keep | ★★★; can be climbed as one pitch; 1. 6 titanium bolts + 2 slings, 2. 5 titanium bolts + 1 sling |
| Bottom Feeder | 7c | 5.12d | 23 m, 2 pitches | The Keep | ★★; 6b for 5 bolts to the first anchor, two more to the second; 7 titanium bolts + 1 sling |
| Red Dwarf | 7a | 5.11d | 18 m | Hidden World | ★★; shares the first four clips with Banana Ship then right along the crack; rebolted with 8 titanium bolts |
| Banana Ship | 7b+ | 5.12c | 18 m | Hidden World | ★★; shares the start with Red Dwarf then left after the 4th clip; titanium bolts |
| Tom's Pitch | 7a+ | 5.12a | 25 m | Hidden World | ★★★; rebolted with titanium except the anchor, which is on 2 stainless steel glue-in bolts and a sling |
| The Narsilion | 7a | 5.11d | 22 m | Low Tide Wall | ★★★; all titanium bolts |
| Strider | 7a+ | 5.12a | 28 m | Low Tide Wall | ★★★; all titanium bolts |
| Definitely Makes You Whinge | 7c | 5.12d | 30 m | Low Tide Wall | ★★★; 11 titanium bolts + 1 sling |
| Lost Lek | 7a | 5.11d | 20 m | Duncan's Boot | ★★; the leftmost line, up the thin crack; all titanium bolts |
| Make a Bow | 7a+ | 5.12a | 13 m | Duncan's Boot | ★★; short, hard and reachy; all titanium bolts |
| The Dark Side | 7a+ | 5.12a | 15 m | Duncan's Boot | ★; shares anchors with The Voice of Doom; all titanium bolts |
| Alter Schwede! | 7b | 5.12b | 12 m | Duncan's Boot | ★★; rebolted with titanium, be sure to clip the new bolts since the old stainless ones are still there |
Expert: 8a and up (YDS 5.13b and up)
Railay East has exactly one route above 8a, and you cannot climb it.
| Route | Grade | YDS | Length / pitches | Sector | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gandalf | 8a+ | 5.13c | 28 m | One-Two-Three | ★; the second pitch of We Sad; old rusty expansion bolts, do not climb unless rebolted |
| Strider (Direct) | 8a+ | 5.13c | 28 m | Low Tide Wall | ★; no bolts, top rope from Strider |
The east side's 8a+ band is therefore empty. The real high-grade climbing sits on the west side, in Thaiwand and Candlestick, with lines like Lord of the Thais 7b and Continental Drifters 7c+.
Where to look things up
- Online databases: theCrag's Railay page has all 314 routes and the sector structure, and carries the "2023, still being rebolted, much of the info is outdated" warning. Muay Thai, One-Two-Three and Diamond Cave have per-route details and bolt notes. Bolt notes differ in every sector, so you have to read sector by sector.
- Guidebooks: grades and route counts here come mainly from online databases; the guidebook is the authority. Two cover Railay: The Pocket Guide – Thailand (10th edition, 2026-01, 238 pages, 1,000 THB, 800-plus routes) and King Climbers (10th edition, 2025, 85 areas and more than 1,000 routes). theCrag itself advises "pop into one of the many local climbing shops and grab a guidebook as well as chat with the lovely local guides" — that is the most useful thing you can do here.
- The actual rebolting list: not findable online. It is in the guidebooks and on printed lists in the King Climbers shop in Railay and Watts bar in Tonsai.
- Rental and guiding: justclimbthailand's rental page and course page list rope, quickdraw and private guiding prices.
References
- theCrag: Railay
- theCrag: Muay Thai
- theCrag: One-Two-Three
- theCrag: Diamond Cave
- Mountain Project: Laem Phra Nang (Railay & Tonsai)
- Mountain Project: Railay East
- Railay: rebolting page
- Crag Chemistry: Thailand crags (titanium and stainless testing)
- justclimbthailand: The Pocket Guide – Thailand
- justclimbthailand: gear rental
- Travelfish: getting to Railay