Nick slacklining on an island in the Pra Nang Peninsula area. This slackline begins on the beach and finishes over the ocean.

Bouldering on one of the many outcrops of rock around Phra Nang beach. Photo Monique Russell.

The Princess Cave is one of the few areas off limits to climbing in Rai Leh. Sometimes in the heat of passion to climb we miss the unique beauty of where we go and what we see. Fortunately on Phra Nang beach our temptation to climb is held at bay, allowing us to more clearly see the product of Mother Nature’s magic.

Thailand, Province of Krabi. Pra Nang Beach.

Monique Russell training for her 2 weeks of climbing in Thailand. With temperature reaching in excess of 30 degrees in Brisbane, it is the perfect place to train for the sweltering heat of Phra Nang Bay.

This spectacular view of Railay West Beach is from one of the lower caves on Thaiwand Wall. One can trek through the cave from the western end of Phra Nang Beach and rappel down to the Thaiwand Wall climbing area.

Phra Nang and Railay Beach are located on a peninsular which juts out from the main land. They are only accessible by boat from the Provincial Town of Krabi in the South of

This is a me on Stalagasarus, 6a+ ****, Ton-Sai Beach, Phra-Nang, Thailand Amazingly Cool !!!