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Koh
Jam
and Koh Pu ( Jam Island and Poo Island )
A large Muslim-populated island forming its own
sub-district in Krabi. The population engages
mostly in fishing, rubber cultivation and the
local craft of cloth weaving. This last has
become so well-known that Krabi province is
famous for its cloth, called Pah Tor Koh Poo
weven cloth. During the fair-weather months of
dry season. passage to the island can be made by
taking a boat from the Jao Fa pier in Krabi
Town; when the weather is rainy, take a boat
from Laem Kruad pier in Nua Klong District.
Beach bungalows are available for overnight
visitors.
Koh Sriboya ( Siboya Island )
This island lies not far from Jam Island and is
likewise populated by Muslims engaged in fishing
and rubber planting. The atmosphere is quiet and
pleasant, perfect for unhurried holiday
relaxation. Beach bungalows are available.
During fair - weather months take the boat from
Jao Fa Pier in Krabi Town ; in rainy season,
leave form Laem Kruad pier in Nua Klong District
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