Shell Cemetery

This isn’t a beach for swimming and relaxation, but rather a place to get a closer look at fossilised gastropod shells from around 75 million years ago. Fossils are best seen at low tide. There’s a visitor centre that’s a recommended stop to gain some context about the place. It’s not too far from Ao Nang and easily accessible by motorcycle or Grab. The entry fee for locals is 40 THB, while foreigners pay 200 THB. However, it was high tide when I visited, and I didn’t think 200 THB was worth it at that time. There are three zones to observe the fossils, and it takes well over an hour if you’re keen to explore. There are many souvenir shops outside, but I found them a bit pricey.

This is a paid attraction, price is quite steep for foreigners. Personally, this is NOT one of those places, you must visit in Krabi. Only if you have spare time. We enjoyed shopping at the souvenir shops nearby though.

Fun little place to visit and see the sea and some shells. It is 200 Bhat per person for foreigners to visit, and you won't spend too much time there, but besides that it's a fun little national park to visit.

A true hidden gem. It overlooks a cliff with a great view of the sea, which is a free bonus in addition to the mind-boggling history behind these rocks and geology

A great way to experience the nature of Thailand! Second spot had easy access, to access the 1st site you need to really climb! Both are beautiful!

Rare 40-million-year-old seashell cemetery 🐚 One of only three places in the world where you can see layers of ancient shells turned to stone along the shore — best visited at low tide for the full wow effect. 🌊✨ Entrance fee is 40 THB for Thais and 100 THB for foreigners. Parking is free, with souvenir shops and restrooms available. Not wheelchair-friendly due to uneven paths and rocky areas. I’m giving 4 stars because it’s quite far from the city center and there’s nothing else nearby to visit afterward. Worth it if you’re into world-ranking natural sites, and I don’t regret going since I drove myself. But if you need to hire a taxi just to see this spot, it might not feel worth the cost.

Amazing place. You can see many fossils and monkeys living here.

The place was quite small and there is not much to see. I think the entrance ticket is expensive compared to the attraction.