The Naiyang beach is clean and less crowded than the other Phuket beaches and the area is suitable for people who seek a relaxing holiday away from the hassle and also for child families because the shore line of the beach is shallow. The airport end of the beach is less crowded than the area around the village. There is a fantastic walk possibility along the beach towards the airport, a long and quiet beach if you don’t mind the arriving and leaving flights!

A quiet beach within a National Park. It is very close to the airport and you can see planes landing and departure all the time. Cozy and family atmosphere. Very good bathing ability. Great for exercising. There are many options for eating on the beach at a very affordable price, especially at local food trucks. Some hotel options with higher prices (if you are looking for a budget hotel, don't look at this beach, at least not close to the beach). It has many massage options and restaurants. There is a mini market that can save you from paying high prices. The sunset on this beach is also very beautiful. If you like water sports you will like this beach too. During the wave season in Thailand, this is a beach popular with surfers because it has some good wave options (beach break and point break). There is a public bathroom option, which I think is wonderful. I recommend the visit!

Love this beach in Phuket! The National Park is gorgeous as well!! Calm and peaceful and probably my favorite beach to stay at in Phuket.

Pretty nice beach. However lots of trash all around the area.

Superb beach, for Phuket that is. Relatively clean and quiet. You can relax and enjoy being away from the hordes of tourists here. Locals like to picnic here under the cool, shady forest areas with beautiful tall trees. The sand is fine and water quite shallow, so kid friendly. Lots of street vendors nearby, for fresh young coconuts, to refresh you and hydrate you. Food such as chicken skewers and sticky rice also close by. Walk 2km up the beach to the north and you reach the airport and can see planes taking off and landing. Not noisy at all down at Naiyang though, as noise abatement procedures are in effect. Overall one of the best places to stay and relax.

Loved this natural park! It has an amazing beach with great scenery - especially sunsets! But the magic starts when it gets dark as the mangrove forest is home of many amazing hermit crabs and other sea creatures :)

Beautiful unspoiled beach in Sirinat National Park. It is very nice to swim in as the water is so warm and is shallow for a long way out.

Google photos do not do this Beach justice. It is so calm, beautiful and serene at this lovely beach at the base of Sirinat National Park. Expect clean, blue water and soft, white sand. You completely forget the airport is even close by, as I barely saw and never once heard any planes. Further south on the beach, an incredible array of restaurants on the sand dot the beach. Perfect all round for a quieter stay in Phuket.

Photos show that you can see flights from here, but this is not the exact place. From here you will have to walk a KM to go there. This Beach is not that clean too.

🏖️ It's a great place to relax and unwind with its stunning views. What sets it apart from other beaches in the area is the unique experience of witnessing flight takeoffs every 30 minutes, as the beach is situated close to the airport. 🛫 It's truly a thrilling experience to see the planes fly overhead while lounging on the beach, and the view of the aircraft taking off against the backdrop of the blue sky is simply breathtaking.🌴

Nice beach with beautiful parks around but unfortunately not very clean. The sea water is amazing. There are places on the beach you can hide from sunshine. You can swim, build sandcastles, walk on the long beach or just relax. The beach is not crowded.

Nice chilled place. Quite touristy but not overcrowded. Lots of little food stand and restaurants around here

First impressions is of an amazing tropical beach, long sandy beaches, cooling waters. From an environmental point the plastic and rubbish everywhere is extremely disappointing.

Nice quiet beach. Nice restaurants and some nice shops too. Great market

Fantastic and quiet beach. Very close to the airport but you can't hear the planes landing. No tourist beach attractions so that is very appreciated and you can find all the space you need to lay your towel. The see is not too rough here so nice to go with kids.

After decades of dumping trash into the sea, one would be hard-pressed to find a Thai beach that is not affected by plastic junk and remnants from the fishing boats. They have done a commendable effort of cleaning up main Nai Yang Beach of garbage and the oil spill that happened in early August 2023. Due to its very gradual incline and gentle waves, it is a safe beach for swimming and lazing around. During low tide, the waves retreat about 20 m out. Some days, there are more deposits onto the beach, like coral fragments, and the sand is coarser. Other days, it is soft fine sand with less detritus. Add the unstable weather conditions during the rainy season, things at Nai Yang Beach may vary wildly. It has a lot of sun beds and restaurants lining the beach. Jack’s, the first restaurant at the northern end of the restaurant row, does happy hour earlier than the rest. It’s a great vantage point to watch the waves and planes taking off and landing to the north. There are also convenience stores, massage parlours, a pharmacy and market close by, making it a great place to spend an entire day if you wish.

Great park with a nice beach and shady trees. In the afternoon the beach itself has no shade however. During low tide the water level is too low for swimming and the amount of coral makes it difficult to walk too far out. Foreigners is 100 per person. They don’t accept Thai drivers licenses as proof of residence.

Beautiful, serene, and laid-back vibes. People come here to chill in the sea, watch the airplanes land on Phuket Airport, and sleep watching the trees on top of them. There is entrance fee and you can go in and out for the whole day using that ticket. Lots of parking space, beautiful beach, and is perfect for a picnic. The huge trees provide a safe spot against the sun. There is only one toilet I know and it could be done better. Local restaurants, seafood restaurants and cafes(blended juice yum!) are all inside.

200 entry. Not sure what for… really dirty beach, no swimming allowed (May) and a few hundred meters of pine trees next to the road.

Nothing special, I don't really understand why you have to pay and why is a national park if here they don't care about the cleaning and to recover the nets around. If you put a tax you have to take care about your parks. On the other side the water is beautiful and could be a nice walk if you are close to the airport.

Nice little park with a great beach. The sign says 200baht, however we never saw anyone collecting at the gates. It’s free to walk along the beach. Good snorkeling right from shore.

Beautiful wide open beach with easy parking. The beach nature trail is also nice and easy to walk, but bring some mosquito repellent. The one drawback is the 200THB fee per foreign person, but I'm happy to make the contribution as they maintain the property well.

Thailand's smallest national park. I rode my motorbike through around sunset. Very beautiful. Lots of hikers, runners, and motorbikes. It's beautiful.

Very pretty area with beautiful unspoiled beaches. The water is very warm and shallow for a long way our which makes it great for swimming. Lots of restaurants along the beach area as well. Pretty sunsets too.

A perfect experience !! Therapeutic farm! The attractions are very fun !! We enjoyed every moment!

The park is ok if you are staying nearby and have some time before a flight. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit it. Its nice to relax in the shade but there is a lot of rubbish around. The entry fee is quite expensive for a foreigner considering its just a walk along the beach, as far as I could tell there aren't any walking trails or anything.

Sirinat National Park or known as Nai Yang Beach...there are some entrances fee and you will get the official ticket. In the national park has clean public restrooms and shower. Things need to bring is mat to sit. The pine tree is covered and we can just sit under the shade.

Do not waste your time going here… they charge foreigners 200 baht per person while all Thai people walk through when they’re actually meant to pay 40 baht as this is a National Park… Not sure where the money is going to because the beach is full of rubbish and oil spills literally EVERYWHERE. I got my feet and my flip-flops stained in oil. I get it, they charge because it’s a conservation area… but I did not see it being conserved AT ALL.!

It's a small but lovely national park. Since 2020, they have started charging a fee for foreigners; previously, entry was free. Nevertheless, the park boasts a beautiful, spacious beach flanked by tall trees. If you're fortunate, you might catch a glimpse of the extraordinary low tide when the sea level dramatically recedes, revealing a considerably longer stretch of beach with breathtaking coral formations and stones. Additionally, you can marvel at planes passing just overhead, as the airport is in close proximity. Enjoy your visit

Nice place, it's possible to settle in the shade of the trees by the beach. Not many people in the morning, a little bit more crowded in the afternoon. Very quiet in comparison to the beaches of Kata, Karon, Patong. Many aircrafts can be seen taking off or landing, because the Park is near Phuket Airport

A nice place to just sit around and hang out. Might see aeroplane fly around as its very close to the airport , not too hot due to the amount of trees. Nice to picnic and stroll around if there’s nothing much to do while waiting for your flight. On the down side the beach is slightly dirty with litters around

Great beach. Not commercial. No bars. No music. so not too many tourists. Mainly Thai's.

Beautiful pinetree shaded park along the beach with nice bathrooms and showers. Need to pay per person entry fee of 200 baht plus additional fee for a motorbike or car. There are a couple of eateries inside the park, but most are in the tiny beach town to the south about minute or so down. Beautiful views with some pretty decent snorkeling off the sand bar area. Large fish and live corals as you go further out. Left side of the sand bar has lots of anchored longtails and a gross river flowing into the sea, just like so many other Phuket beaches. No wonder the corals are all dead! Love the peacefulness of Nai Yang Beach.

SCAM, lady on the middle of the street to Sirinat beach stops foreigners only and ask to pay 200baht+parking. What you're really paying for is that pice of paper that you can throw away because noone check it. We asked for the map and it's just different beaches along north side. Very trashy, coral reef is not good for swim because of all dead reef that can hurt you if you try to enter. Turtle beach has turtle only ones a year as we got told. We went back to the lady to get our money back at 4pm and she was gone. Next time she stopped me and i showed her my old ticket and i asked why she doesn't stop not foreigners who kept passing us non stop and she let me enter for free.... I recommend you to ignore her and just enter without stopping. Or skip Sirin beach and see other because no one is checking there. There's also hiking path in the forest which is just 500m walk between trees and trashes

Wat Mongkhon Wararam, located in Phuket, is a Buddhist temple that is definitely worth a visit. This temple is a serene and peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of Phuket city. The temple is beautifully designed and well-maintained, with intricate carvings and colorful decorations that reflect the culture of Thailand. One of the most striking features of Wat Mongkhon Wararam is the large golden Buddha statue, which is the centerpiece of the temple. The statue is majestic and awe-inspiring, and it is surrounded by offerings of flowers and candles left by the devotees. The temple also has a large courtyard where visitors can sit and relax, enjoying the peaceful ambiance and the scenic views. In addition to the main temple, there are several smaller shrines and statues that are equally impressive. Each of these shrines is dedicated to a different Buddhist deity, and they are adorned with intricate carvings and colorful paintings. Visitors can learn more about the Buddhist religion by observing the rituals and traditions that are practiced at the temple. Another highlight of Wat Mongkhon Wararam is the food market, which is held on Sunday mornings. This market is a popular attraction for locals and tourists alike, and it offers a wide variety of delicious Thai dishes and snacks. The market is also a great place to interact with the friendly locals and learn more about their culture. Overall, Wat Mongkhon Wararam is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Phuket. Whether you are interested in Buddhism, Thai culture, or just seeking a peaceful retreat from the busy city, this temple is sure to impress. The stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and peaceful ambiance make it a truly memorable experience.

Mongkon Wararam is a little slice of tranquility right in the heart of Phuket, perfect for a chilled-out day. With its relaxed vibes and peaceful surroundings, it's the ideal spot to escape.

Incredibly beautiful temple with botanical garden, many places to see in the midday. Pure peaceful energy, highly recommended . P.s.: A lot of cute cats :)

Peaceful temple. Nice buildings. Some dogs and cats wandering about. Free to enter. Nice to stroll around if in the area.

Wat Nai Yang or, the official name, Wat Mongkol Wararam is one of the most important temple in Phuket. On the New Moon in September, it hosts the biggest religious ceremony called “Sat thai” which Thai people (especially people from Southern) believe that their ancestor spirit will come back to visit the familly. So people around the town will come here to pray, donate money and give alms to the monks. However, except for that special ceremony, this temple is really quite. There are statues in Thai- and Myanmar-style. The most noble statue here is Luang Por Nang Suea statue (หลวงพ่อหนังเสือ) which literarily means Venerable Monk with tiger rope. The statue is built as a memorial to the first abbot of the temple. Don’t forget to visit this statue.

Very beautiful garden and well kept.

I come here twice a month. Very nice temple. Good place to spend a peaceful moment