Great place and well worth the visit! Unlike the nearby 38 to 40 Celsius Krabi Hot Springs, overrun with obnoxious tourists and warm waterfalls, 200 baht this place is the real deal! Several pools for 100 baht, with really hot mineral water from 40 up to 45 ° and just local people enjoying.

The only naturally occurring saltwater hot spring in Thailand and one of a few in the world. The ponds are surrounded by the mangrove forest. The temperatures are between 40-45 degree Celsius. At the bottom of two ponds in particular look like a miniature of stalagmite caves. Air bubbles pop up from the bottom of these ponds, awesome. You are not allowed to bathe in these 2 ponds. Entry fees are dual pricing systems, one for Thais and more expensive for foreigners. There are parking fees as well.

Good place to go at night

Interesting experience. Several pools: Hot, Hotter and hottest! And it pays to work your way up, starting at 'hot', obviously. Most people go after 1600 when the Thai day is beginning to cool. At sunset the sky begins to fill with flying foxes going over. My first sighting of them since 1964 in what was then Malaya.

If you want it to be even hotter when you're in Thailand, you've come to the right place. We were the only ones there...it was okay...showers and toilets are new, everything is clean...I can only recommend it.

100 baht entrance fee per person. 46 degrees hot water. You should stay in the pool for a maximum of 5 minutes, then cool down again. We waited there at lunchtime and were the only guests. It was very quiet and relaxing.

Local, Natural, Clean Enough, Water is so special (little salty and I believe lots of minerals inside)... Also just 100THB/person (for tourists)... So definitely better than other hot springs around...

Great Hot Springs in Krabi, it’s a few pools of salty water at around 42 degrees some pools are a bit hotter, the place has good parking, easy to find, it’s around 1:15 minutes from Krabi Ao Nang beach, because it’s a bit far it’s always empty only 2, people or a couple of small groups so not many tourists which is great. The price it’s 100 baht for foreigners. Well worth it. It’s very good for the health. There are some toilets with showers, Thai Massage Spa and a lady outside selling water and coconuts

Quite a unique hot spring experience - saline. Facilities for showering and toilets are new and clean. 200bhat entrance fee for foreigners, 40bhat if you can pose as a Thai like I did :)

Mixed feelings about this place because although the site is in good condition I thought it was expensive for what is there (200 baht for foreigners plus 20 baht to park). The water in the pools is so hot you can only cope with it for about 5 mins so instead of feeling like a relaxing spa type experience you have to cut your visit short unless you want to pay more for a massage. There are other hot spring attractions in Krabi I enjoyed more than this even though they were much busier than here.

Very friendly staff, hot food, very good. hot and finally boiling water springs, there is also a shower, toilet and an abandoned storage room on the territory. Also, if you walk along the paths, you can stumble upon a Thai (judging by the inscriptions, wellness, etc.) massage. The massage did not heal me personally, but it was nice to lie there after steaming in hot water. Previously, several other springs were discovered, but now they are fenced off and it is not clear whether you can go there or not, everything is closed, some houses are being built.

Adorable place. Price is 20 bath for local and 100 for foreigners.

Beautifull and good room. Really quite Really nice place for Thaï people. Not really allowed for tourist. Muslim respectfull place. Only 1 private hot pool at the hotel. In front of have more pool. Open acess. (100 baht taxe for tourist for entry in the area). Far from everything. Dont like the food at the restaurant near hotel. Have a beautifull park around.

Nice for soaking in hot springs and local massage is really great and cheap. (I think the restrooms can have more cleanup and toilet paper)

It’s so beautiful place …. It’s little far away from Phuket take something 1:30hr to 2:00hr go by car if stay at phang nga area most recommend to visit not from there

Salty springs with a high content of minerals. A very popular place with locals. Tourists often stop by too. It's better to arrive closer to sunset, because... At noon, sitting in boiling water is very difficult and unbearably hot.

Simply its a scam,the worst expérience ever , i did go there with my wife to see the hot springs that i saw in the pictures,we did pay 200 baht each but there is nothikg there a small pool and thai massage and a lot of trees... If you want to go to hot springs tap in google krabi hot springs,such a great expémerience

It was not crowded I went afternoon, it's relaxing, we went there by rental scooter it's 70km Ao Nang roads are okay not so dangerous.. Entrance 200B for tourists.

Entrance fee has gone up to 200 Baht for foreigners, but I feel it is still worth the visit. The pool was just steps away from the carpark. The grounds are well-maintained. There was a shower area (no soap or shampoo allowed), changing rooms, toilets, lockers, even a prayer room. I didn't explore the walking trails, but there were little pavilions and signs to the thai massage centre. I got there at about 4pm and there were very few people there. By 530pm there were lots of people, mostly locals.

This was a great stop on our vacation in Thailand. It was raining on the day we went but it didn't really ruin the experience. If anything it made the hot springs a little more bearable. 🤣

Racist! Sign clearly on the way say 100 baht. As I paid the first time but like many attractions in this country they want double for "foreigners " even though I live here and arrived with my thai gf. Go to the hot springs near Trang. It's free and open late very hot and more natural.

Nice place for relaxing and enjoying salty hot water!

This is well worth a visit. A natural source of salty, hot water has been built around, feeding concrete hot pools of varying temperatures to bathe in. Changing rooms and showers are provided. This isn't in the rain forest, so it's exposed, but there are few tourists there save for a few locals if you're lucky. Can also recommend the coffee at the cafe opposite (the one with the massive Transformer in front of it, which is rather odd and a bit out of place), which is excellent. Google Map's quickest route took us off-road through 2km of untarmac'd track. It is possible to get here the longer way around avoiding the dirt track, which is full of pot-holes.

Soak in the salty hot springs to balance your body and make you sleep comfortably.

Very nice and quiet. The water is really hot. 46°. Changing rooms, massage. Entrance 20 baht if thai. 100 baht if foreign. But if you have a work permit you will pay same thai people. This is nice. ;)

Very cool experience, super hot pools! Definitely hotter than any hotsprings in Australia but all the locals that come here are super friendly and nice to be around and if you're in the area or don't mind a long ride from ao nang (we rode for ages), definitely recommend coming here ! If you can manage to sit in the 44° pool you're doing better than me !!

Not interesting place... but.may be will develop in future. 100bath for per person to enter