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Railay--Quite Amazing
Krabi
,
Thailand
Jocelyn finally finished her self-indulgent trip to
Malaysia
and joined me in Railay Beach on July 21 for six days of climbing and beach relaxation. It was a great time. In fact, so great we decided to shift all of our plane tickets back two days to spend extra time in
Thailand
and less time in
Cairns
at the end of the trip.
So, our planned five days of "hard" climbing turned into six days of "hard" climbing. We actually did climb pretty hard considering neither of us have been climbing much over the last 5 years. We visited 7 walls in six days, climbing approximately 26 5.10s and 5.11s. It was a great time. I don't feel as strong as I once did, but I am inspired to start climbing more again.
Given that climbing was our focus, we also managed to do a few other activities during our off-days, including beach reading (yeah, we both devoured the newly released Harry Potter 7 while in Railay--bought it at the
Bangkok
airport), kayaking to an island that was probably 1 mile away from our beach (it was a beautiful day with brilliant green water and amazing clouds in the sky), soaking in amazing sunsets (by far the best of the trip) and eating (we ate almost every meal at Mom's Kitchen, a cheap place with great food and an entertaining 50-something, free-spirited Thai women to talk to).
For sure, Railay is a great place to climb/hang out and a great place worth spending 3 weeks.
Sunset in Railay Beach
View from Tyrolean Wall in Railay
Joc climbing A Man Can Tell 100 Lies (6a), Wee's Present Wall
Carl climbing The Sit Spins (6b+) , Dum's Kitchen Wall
View from top of Wee's Present Wall
Amazing sunset in Railay
written by
GoBlue
on July 28, 2007
from
Krabi
,
Thailand
from the travel blog:
Carl's Circuit
tagged
Climbing
and
Railay
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