Oceanman Krabi 2026

Ao Nang / Krabi (Andaman Sea), Krabi, TH

Next edition date
March 28, 2026
Distances
500 m · 2 km · 5 km · 10 km
Water type
Sea
Organizer
OceanMan
Venue
Ao Nang / Krabi (Andaman Sea)

About the race

Imagine plunging into the crystalline, turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea, surrounded by the iconic limestone karsts that define the Krabi coastline. The Oceanman Krabi 2026 is more than just a race; it is an immersive journey into one of the most visually breathtaking marine environments on the planet. As part of the world-renowned Oceanman series, this event brings together an international community of open water enthusiasts, from competitive marathon swimmers to those seeking the thrill of a unique tropical challenge. The warm, inviting waters of Ao Nang provide a spectacular backdrop, where the vibrant marine life and the sheer scale of the dramatic cliffs create a swimming experience that feels both adventurous and serene.

Krabi has long been a sanctuary for travelers seeking a deep connection with nature, and this race leverages that history by offering a platform that welcomes all levels of experience. With multiple distance options available, it is a truly family-friendly affair, allowing participants to share their passion for the ocean with loved ones. Whether you are aiming for the endurance test of the longer distances or enjoying the shorter, more social formats, the organization ensures a world-class experience, reflecting the high standards of the global Oceanman circuit. After the intensity of the race, you will find that the local culture is just as welcoming as the environment. With the event acting as a gateway to the stunning Thai islands, it is the perfect excuse to extend your stay and {{link:experiences|explore the surroundings}}, from hidden lagoons to pristine white-sand beaches. Before you arrive, take a moment to {{link:accommodations|find where to stay near the start}} to ensure you are perfectly positioned to soak up the pre-race atmosphere and enjoy the sunrise over the Andaman horizon.

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