Nai Harn Beach is one of Phuket’s most popular destinations. Nai Harn is a small bay of exquisite beauty that retains its quiet charm. It is great for swimming from November to April and with more caution in the low season May-October when the calm seas are replaced by strong currents, making it better suited to surfers and kite-boarders. The local restaurants just above the beach to taste some great local food. Further south is Ya Nui Beach, a sandy cove that attracts snorkelers and divers. Another out-of-the-way spot nearby is the tiny beach of Ao Sane. Also a great spot for snorkeling, it's reached by taking the road that starts at The Nai Harn car park.
Phuket is Thailand’s biggest island and among the world’s most stunning beach destinations, with fine white sand, palm trees and blue marine water beaches embraced by lively towns. Among the various options is an intoxicating speedboat trip to the many nearby tropical paradises, including the famous Phi Phi Islands, or a serene cruise around the mystical Phang Nga Bay. Phuket includes more than 30 amazing beaches to choose from; Patong Beach, Kata, Karon and Kamala are among the most popular, but the north of the island reveals some hidden gems as well.
Thailand and formerly known as Siam is a country at the center of the Southeast Asian Indochinese peninsula and it borders with Myanmar to the northwest, Laos to the northeast, Cambodia to the southeast and Malaysia to the south. Thailand is the world's 50th largest country and the 21st-most-populous one. The capital and the largest city is Bangkok. It is a very hospitable and fun-loving country with wealthy culture and history, from its magnificent temples and tropical beaches. A country that is itself a unique culinary experience with a tropical climate, fascinating culture and history, majestic evergreen mountains and dreamy beaches, it is a magnet for travelers around the world.
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