Tien Beach is situated on the western side of Koh Larn, stretching approximately 400-500 meters. It has become a premier destination for those seeking aesthetic perfection, as the waters here are exceptionally clear with a brilliant turquoise hue that contrasts beautifully with the fine, flour-like white sand. The beach is cradled by hills on both sides, creating a private bay-like setting that shields it from strong waves, resulting in mirror-like calm water throughout the year. The entry point features a classic wooden bridge winding along the rocky cliffs, offering one of the most scenic coastal walks on the island.

The natural signature of Tien Beach is its collection of beautifully shaped Sea Almond trees (Terminalia catappa) that line the shore. These trees do more than provide refreshing shade; during the dry season, their leaves turn vibrant shades of orange and red, creating a romantic atmosphere reminiscent of autumn in colder climates. Ecologically, the beach is a sanctuary for shallow-water coral reefs and seagrass beds, which serve as essential feeding grounds for small marine life. The commitment to strict waste management and limiting noisy water sports ensures that Tien Beach maintains its tranquil environment and pure air quality.

The world-renowned highlight of Tien Beach is its resident flock of white geese. Trained to be friendly with visitors, the geese are released to stroll along the beach at scheduled times, reflecting a heartwarming harmony between wildlife and tourism. This creates a lively and unique atmosphere rarely found at other seaside destinations. Furthermore, the beach serves as a Color Therapy station, where the vivid blues of the ocean and the lush greens of the hills are scientifically proven to reduce stress and promote mental well-being for travelers.

From a geological and coastal science perspective, Tien Beach features exposed rock layers rich in micro-fossils along the far ends of the shore, providing historical evidence of the island's formation in the Gulf of Thailand. The gradual slope of the seabed facilitates excellent water oxygenation, keeping the underwater ecosystem fresh and vibrant. A visit to Tien Beach is not just a leisure trip; it is an encounter with beauty refined by time and meticulously preserved by the local community to offer a high-quality, sustainable tourism experience in every dimension.

• Ferry: Arrive at Na Baan Pier or Tawaen Beach Pier from Bali Hai Pier.

• Motorbike / Songthaew: From Na Baan Pier, head west following signs to "Tien Beach" (approx. 2.5 km). Note that the road involves some steep hills. Upon arrival, a short walk across the wooden bridge is required to reach the beach.

• Speedboat: Direct boat charters can drop you off right at the beach.

• Best Season: Visit between December and May for the calmest, clearest waters, perfect for swimming and clear kayaking.

• Highlight Activity: The geese are usually released in the morning (around 08:00 AM) and afternoon (around 05:00 PM) the best times for photography with softer light.

• Equipment: Bring polarized sunglasses and Reef-Safe sunscreen, as the white sand reflects intense sunlight.

• Photography: The wooden bridge offers the best lighting in the late afternoon, while the Sea Almond trees provide a perfect "lifestyle" backdrop.

• Local Etiquette: Please follow staff instructions when interacting with the geese and avoid feeding them outside of provided treats to ensure their health.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee

Opening Hours:

• Daily: 07:00 AM – 06:00 PM  ( Shops and restaurants)

• Note: This is one of the best spots on the island to witness the sunset; staying until dusk is highly recommended.