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Railey Beach with a toddler? Posted: Mon December 22, 2008 11:07 PM UTC
Is it to much of a hazzle just to get to Railey beach to even consider going there with a one year old toddler?
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Frederik
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Re: Railey Beach with a toddler? Posted: Mon December 22, 2008 11:58 PM UTC
If you guys are taking your baby on long-haul flight from Oslo to TH, I think going to Railay would not a problem anymore. =)
It's just a matter of carrying your baby from the shore to the long-tail boat and the ride is just under 20minutes from Ao Nang to Railay.
Railay is less crowded than Ao Nang due to its location.
What hotel/resort are you staying?
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Re: Railey Beach with a toddler? Posted: Tue December 23, 2008 08:02 AM UTC
Shouldn't be a problem. Just keep in mind, there are no medical facilities at Railay. You would have to go to Ao Nang or Krabi Town. We just went to Railay in October and loved it! It's absolutely beautiful! I posted lots of tips and pics on my Krabi page.
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Re: Railey Beach with a toddler? Posted: Tue December 23, 2008 05:08 PM UTC
Thanks to both of you! How late is it possible to arrive? Are the long tail boats running in the evening? We would probably arrive by plane around 20:00hrs, will that be to late to get to the beach?
Kind regards and Merry Christmas
Frederik
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Re: Railey Beach with a toddler? Posted: Tue December 23, 2008 07:01 PM UTC
Yes, that is late and the tide is out but make the arrangements with the place you are staying at for the transportion. They may accomodate you. Even if the tide is out, they have these tractors that will pick you up at the boat. The cab ride from the airport to boat launch is about 15-20 minutes. Then it's another 15-20 minutes from the launch to Railay.
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Re: Railey Beach with a toddler? Posted: Tue December 23, 2008 07:04 PM UTC
Thanks once again! Final question... Do the taxies have "child seats" or is that uncommon? I have been to Thailand/Malaysia several times, but not as a father and have never thought about these things!
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Frderik
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Re: Railey Beach with a toddler? Posted: Tue December 23, 2008 08:17 PM UTC
I don't think so. I never saw it. In fact, I saw an entire family (4 people) on a motorcycle many times. The dad is driving with a kid tucked in front of him then mom, sitting behind dad, is holding the baby in her arms!
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Re: Railey Beach with a toddler? Posted: Wed December 24, 2008 03:16 AM UTC
After such a long haul, why not spend just a night in Krabi-town before heading off to Railey or Ao Nang. No real need to push to get all the way to 'paradise'. A nights rest in Krabi will ease the stress of having to get there right away, especially if it's a place that you haven't visited before.
With regrds to toddlers, NO, you've got to bring your own carrier/stroller, baby snuggler/carrier.
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