Places to Visit

Discover pristine beaches, hidden viewpoints, and vibrant local villages across Ko Yao Noi and Ko Yao Yai. Whether you want to snorkel crystal-clear waters or explore quiet temples, these islands have something for everyone.

🏖️ Beaches

An Pao Beach (Hat An Pao)
An Pao Beach (Hat An Pao)

A hidden gem on Ko Yao Noi's northwest coast, a tiny crescent beach surrounded by jungle with pristine snorkeling.

Ao Sai Beach
Ao Sai Beach

A secluded boulder-strewn beach on Ko Yao Yai's south coast, perfect for swimming and snorkeling away from the crowds.

Klong Jark Beach (Hat Klong Jark)
Klong Jark Beach (Hat Klong Jark)

The longest beach on Ko Yao Noi, a peaceful 1.5km stretch on the southwest coast with dramatic sunset views.

Laem Haad Beach
Laem Haad Beach

The iconic sandbar at the northern tip of Ko Yao Yai, stretching into the turquoise waters of Phang Nga Bay.

Pasai Beach (Hat Pasai)
Pasai Beach (Hat Pasai)

The main beach on Ko Yao Noi's east coast, a long stretch of sand with views across to limestone karsts.

🏔️ Viewpoints

Khao Ka Rot Viewpoint
Khao Ka Rot Viewpoint

A jungle hike to Ko Yao Noi's highest viewpoint, offering 360-degree panoramas of Phang Nga Bay and its limestone karsts.

🏘️ Villages

Tha Khao Village
Tha Khao Village

The cultural heart of Ko Yao Noi, a traditional Muslim fishing village with batik workshops and waterfront seafood restaurants.

🤿 Dive Sites

Shark Point (Hin Musang)
Shark Point (Hin Musang)

The premier diving and snorkeling destination near Ko Yao, famous for leopard sharks, soft corals, and stunning marine biodiversity.

🌳 National Parks

The Big Tree (Ton Pha)
The Big Tree (Ton Pha)

Home to a magnificent 300-year-old kapong tree and shaded nature trails through Ko Yao Noi's interior jungle.

📍 Other

Phang Nga Bay Kayaking
Phang Nga Bay Kayaking

Paddle through the dramatic limestone karsts, hidden lagoons, and mangrove channels of Phang Nga Bay - Thailand's most spectacular kayaking destination.