Railay beach





From Phi Phi island we took the quick ferry trip back to the mainland to a place called Railay beach. Unlike the hussle and bussle of the tourist mecca of Phi Phi, Railay is much smaller and layed back. It's divided into two separate beaches only a five minute walk apart and surrounded on both sides by incredible lush mountains. Because of these amazing cliff faces Railay is famous for it's hiking and mountain climbing.
On the way to Railay we ran into a fellow a Edmontonian named Janice, who joined our little adventure for a few days. Railay treated us very well, our bungalow was like a little treehouse, really cool. Spent a few nights at a reggae bar drinking buckets and playing pool, did some all night jammin' at the cliff bar with a bunch of Thai's and foreigners and had a couple of great shish-kebob, baked potato and corn on the cob meals. Highlights though definitely include hiking up over Railay beach (and Jordan's deathdefying climb to a lagoon), sea kiyaking around huge rock formations, cliff diving and caves with sacrificial falluses...very interesting?? Oh, and Daniel Station, we played some Edward 40hands with big thai beers, just for you my friend!!!