Ta Yai Beach is a hidden gem tucked away at the northernmost tip of Koh Larn. While it is a relatively small beach spanning only a few hundred meters, its serene atmosphere stands in stark contrast to the bustling Tawaen Beach. The area is meticulously maintained by the local community, ensuring powdery white sand and turquoise waters as clear as glass. Surrounded by lush hills and greenery, the beach offers an intimate, "private beach" feel that highlights the island's natural purity

The geological signature of Ta Yai Beach is its distinctive rock formations scattered along the shoreline, naturally eroded into artistic shapes over time. During low tide, visitors can explore the small marine life hiding among these rocks. One of the beach's greatest advantages is the absence of constant speedboat traffic, which preserves the pristine water quality and panoramic views, making it exceptionally safe and pleasant for swimming. Local legends also speak of Ta and Yai (Grandfather and Grandmother), the pioneers who originally cared for this land.

The atmosphere at Ta Yai is centered around Slow Living. Visitors often spend their time sunbathing, reading, or swimming in the calm, sheltered waters. Facing East, this beach is recognized as one of the most beautiful sunrise viewpoints on Koh Larn. The golden morning light reflecting off the crystal-clear surface creates a breathtaking spectacle for early risers. The air remains fresh and breezy throughout the year, making it a perfect spot to recharge one's spirit away from the urban chaos.

Ecologically, Ta Yai Beach is distinguished by its rich coastal biodiversity. The area is influenced by unique sea currents that bring nutrients to sustain a variety of small marine species and rare coastal plants. Along the beach, you can find native flora such as beach grasses and Sea Morning Glory, which play a crucial role in preventing natural soil erosion. The presence of these plants indicates a healthy soil quality that has remained undisturbed by large-scale construction, making the beach a micro-sanctuary for coastal vegetation on Koh Larn.

Furthermore, the beach serves as a Natural Buffer Zone for the island's northern tip, helping to mitigate wave energy during monsoon seasons and protecting the inland community. The privacy and quietness of this beach are not merely due to its distance, but are a result of the community's commitment to Eco-Tourism. Visiting Ta Yai Beach is therefore not just a seaside trip, but an opportunity to observe the sustainable harmony between tourism and nature, where the environment is preserved in its most authentic state.

• Ferry: Take a boat from Bali Hai Pier  to Na Baan Pier on Koh Larn.

• Motorbike: From Na Baan Pier, rent a motorbike and head north following the signs for Ta Yai Beach (approx. 2 km).

• Songthaew / Motorbike Taxi: Public transport services are available from Na Baan Pier directly to the beach entrance.

• Season: Best visited from November to April for the clearest water and calmest weather. To see the sunrise, arrive before 06:00 AM.

• Equipment: Bring your own beach mat as there are fewer rental chairs than at other beaches. Wear sturdy sandals if you plan to explore the rocky areas.

• Photography: The rock formations on both ends of the beach are iconic spots for the best photos.

• Local Etiquette: There is a small welfare shop at the entrance for food and drinks. Please help keep the beach pristine by not leaving any trash behind.

• Planning: There are no accommodations directly on this beach; it is best visited as a day trip while staying near Na Baan Pier.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee.

Opening Hours:

• Daily: 06:00 AM – 06:00 PM

• Note: It is recommended to head back before dark for a safer motorbike ride back to the main village.