Jansom Bay is a small bay located south of Mae Haad Pier, approximately 500 meters away. It's about a 10–15 minute walk. It features a semicircular, curved bay with fine white sand alternating with natural rock formations, and emerald seawater so clear you can see the sandy bottom and schools of fish.

Hidden Beauty:
Jansom Bay is a closed bay surrounded by rocks, giving it a distinct atmosphere compared to Sairee Beach. It's quiet and peaceful, with clear, calm waters and a sandy bottom interspersed with underwater rocks, which serve as habitats for coral and various marine life.

The beach area is shaded by coconut palms, perfect for relaxing, chilling, or reading a book. You can also see Koh Nang Yuan clearly from the beach and rent a kayak to visit Koh Nang Yuan.

A highlight here is the large natural rock formations that beautifully surround the bay, creating a unique identity and a distinctive photo opportunity. They also provide a habitat for a variety of marine life.

Accessible Underwater World:
A key feature is snorkeling, which can start just a few meters from the beach. You'll find large butterflyfish, parrotfish, and schools of colorful fish. Sometimes you might spot small blacktip reef sharks or stingrays near the rocks.

The atmosphere of the bay is quite peaceful and private, as most of the area belongs to resorts, keeping tourist numbers low. It's ideal for those seeking true relaxation.

True Relaxation:
By limiting the number of visitors through an entrance fee, this bay remains highly private and uncrowded, perfect for those who want to read quietly or relax amidst nature.

Another highlight is one of Koh Tao's most beautiful sunset spots. The evening sky reflects beautifully on the water and rock formations.

Characteristics: It is a small, curved bay with clean white sand alternating with rocks. The seawater is relatively shallow and calm most of the year, making it safe for swimming and diving.

Access: As the surrounding area is part of a resort (such as Charm Churee Villa), general tourists who are not staying there may have to pay a fee to access the area or use the facilities.

Marine Life: This is a spot where butterflyfish, parrotfish, and sometimes small manta rays or baby blacktip sharks can be found near the rocks.

• On Foot: From Mae Haad Pier, walk south (the same way as Jansom Bay) for about 10–15 minutes.

• Route: A concrete path runs along the coast with clear signage.

• Prepare Snorkeling Gear: It is recommended to bring your own mask for cleanliness and convenience.

• Entrance Fee Details: The entrance fee is around 200 baht and may include a beach chair or drink credit. Be sure to inquire before entering.

• Be Careful Entering the Water: The rocks may have barnacles or sharp edges. Wear beach shoes.

• Best Time to Visit: 08:00 – 10:00 AM for clear water and good lighting for photography.

• Suitable for those seeking peace, quiet, and privacy.

Fees:

• General Tourists: Approximately 200 Baht

• Resort Guests: Free

Opening & Closing Times:

• Open Daily 08:00 – 17:00 (For External Tourists)