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Songkran Events in Krabi Province - Complete Guide

Ao Nang Beach Water Festival​

  • Where: Ao Nang Beach. Map
  • When: 13-15 April 2025
  • What: Massive water fights and festivities

Ao Nang Beach is the main venue for water wars in mainland Krabi District (in Krabi Province). Beachfront road is closed and lined with crowds attending the water battles. Many beach bars in Ao Nang host foam parties with live DJs and other entertainment, pumping the festivities well into the evening.

Thai girl getting soaked at the back of a truck in Ao Nang water festival

Songkran Beach Party at REEVE Beach Club​

  • Where: REEVE Beach Club, Ao Nang Beach. Map
  • When: 12–14 April 2025
  • What: Music and dining in a beach club setting

REEVE Beach Club is a popular beach club in Ao Nang that hosts a Songkran beach party. The club is known for its foam parties and live DJs, and is a great place to enjoy the festivities in a classy setting.

Krabi Town Songkran Festival​

  • Where: Krabi Town. Map
  • When: 13-15 April 2025
  • What: Traditional Songkran activities and water fights

If you want to experience a more traditional Songkran, Krabi Town is a great pick. There's parades with traditional outfits, local performances, and temple rituals that give you a real sense of the festival’s roots.

At Thara Park, locals and families gather for relaxed water fights, and nearby temples are open for quiet, respectful merit-making. It’s the right mix of fun and culture—perfect if you're looking for something more meaningful than just a party.

Railay Beach Songkran Festival​

  • Where: Railay Beach. Map
  • When: 13-15 April 2025
  • What: Water fights and festivities

If you’re after a laid-back Songkran, Railay Beach is the spot. There are casual water fights on the walking paths, but the vibe is way more relaxed than Ao Nang.

Most people just kick back with a drink at a beach bar and take in the views of the cliffs. It’s a great way to enjoy the festival without the chaos—just sun, sea, and a bit of splash.

Ko Phi Phi Water Festival​

If you’re in it for the party, Phi Phi Islands go all out for Songkran. In Tonsai Village, the narrow streets turn into a full-on water fight with backpackers and travelers everywhere.

Once the sun goes down, Loh Dalum Bay lights up with beach parties, fire shows, and DJs. It’s loud, wild, and nonstop—perfect if you want to celebrate Songkran with zero chill.

Ko Lanta Songkran Festival​

  • Where: Lanta Old Town. Map
  • When: 11-13 April 2025
  • What: Water fights and more traditional festivities

Ko Lanta is all about local culture and a slower pace. In Old Town, you’ll find a small, friendly Songkran celebration with folk games, live music, and great local food.

There’s a cool mix of cultures—Thai Buddhist, Muslim, Chinese, and Chao Ley—and you can catch traditional performances and even a Chao Ley boat ceremony. Add in handmade crafts, recycled art, and DIY workshops, and it’s a creative, laid-back way to experience Songkran.

Songkran Festival at Wat Kaew​

  • Where: Wat Kaew, Krabi Town. Map
  • When: 10th April 2025
  • What: Traditional Buddhist Ceremonies

Although not the only Temple in Krabi that hosts traditional Songkran ceremonies, Wat Kaew is one of the most famous ones and is a great bet to experience real traditional Thai Songkran ceremonies.

See our guide to traditional Songkran ceremonies in Thailand for more information about common Temple ceremonies.