King Climbers krabi
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King Climbers has been established for over ten years. We offer a wide range of courses to meet all levels of climbing ability. It doesn't matter how old or young, unfit or uncoordinated, our instructors will find something you'll enjoy climbing. If you are looking for one on one tuition or coaching, you can hire a private guide.
We offer three standard courses (see below). These courses are geared for complete beginners and intermediate climbers. If you are interested in doing something else, or wish to extend a course, then we will be more then happy to accommodate you.
Hotel pick up from the Krabi/ Ao Nang area can be arranged for 200 Baht per person.
Code 075662096/0817978923
Three Day Climbing Courses:
- Self rescue, and rope technique
- Top rope climbing
- Rappelling
- Lead climbing
- Multi-pitch climbing
- Copy of our course booklet
- Certificate and T-shirt
- Lunch and water
- Cost: 5,275 Baht for one person
- Discounts for larger groups
One Day Courses:
- Top rope climbing at two locations on Railay Beach
- Safety Instruction
- Rappelling/ Abseiling
- Lunch and water
- Cost: 1,650 Baht
Half Day Courses:
- Top rope climbing in paradise! (an introduction to climbing for the beginner)
- Basic safety instruction
- Fruit and water
- Cost: 1,050 Baht
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This is the way you will start out climbing. Your instructor will first climb to the top of the route and loop the rope through a fixed anchor. Once back on the ground you will be attached to one end of the rope which runs through the anchor at the top of the climb and back down to the instructor. A belay device is a fail-safe device which lets the instructor keep your rope tight. While you climb the instructor tightens the rope, keeping it firm so that if you slip you are safe, or if you get tired you can let go and be suspended in your harness in complete safety.
We only teach lead climbing on our three day courses. Lead climbing means that the student has to climb up with the rope clipping it into carabiners as they go. This allows the student to feel the thrill of all aspects of the sport as well as giving the confidence to be able to go out and climb with friends after the course.
Rappelling, also known as abseiling, is a means by which climbers lower themselves off the rock. Climbers put the rope through a belay device attached to their harness. They then slide down the rope using the belay device to control the speed of their descent. This not only makes for good pictures but is great fun!


