Nai Wok beach

The sand here is white and very pleasant to the touch. A significant deepening of the bottom appears only at a distance of 400 meters from the shoreline, making it safe for children. The bottom remains clean for 40-60 meters. Nai Wok is a great place for photography enthusiasts; the sunset here is unbelievably beautiful. At 80 meters from the coast, there is an equally photogenic coral reef.

Hiking and kayaking trips are available for rent at the Tranquil Resort. During water excursions, you can explore the coral islands of Ko Nae Nai and Ko Nae Nok. Accessing the beach on foot can be challenging due to the coastline being densely dotted with tall palm trees and large boulders. However, it is only a 2-minute taxi ride from the main Tong Sala pier.

• Best Time to Visit:

  The best time to visit Pha Ngan for a beach vacation is largely dependent on the weather and local events. The island is renowned for its stunning beaches and vibrant full moon parties. Here's a breakdown of the optimal times to enjoy its offerings:

  • Dry Season (December to March): This is the ideal period for beachgoers seeking sunny days and minimal rainfall. The weather is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. The sea is calm, making it excellent for snorkeling and diving.
  • Full Moon Parties: If you're interested in experiencing the famous full moon parties, plan your visit according to the lunar calendar. These parties are a monthly occurrence, drawing crowds from around the globe.
  • Shoulder Season (April and November): These months mark the transition between the wet and dry seasons. You can enjoy fewer crowds and potentially lower prices, with the weather still being relatively pleasant for beach activities.
  • Off-Peak Season (May to October): This is the monsoon period with higher chances of rain, which can be unpredictable. However, for those who don't mind occasional showers, it's a quieter time to enjoy the island's natural beauty.