Bo Nok Beach is a long stretch of sandy beach situated in Bo Nok Subdistrict, Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan. Its distinguishing charm lies in its remarkably calm and private atmosphere. The clear, shallow water is highly suitable for safe swimming and leisurely strolls along the shore.

Ambiance and Environment: The entire length of the beach is shaded by rows of pine trees and coconut groves, creating a relaxing natural canopy perfect for unwinding and escaping urban stress. The beach maintains a high level of natural preservation, and its proximity to a local fishing community allows visitors to experience the simple and friendly local way of life.

Special Activities and Conservation: During certain times of the year (typically between August and November), there is a unique opportunity to spot Bryde’s whales feeding close to the coast. Visitors can arrange boat trips with local operators to respectfully observe the whales, an activity which directly supports local ecotourism initiatives.

Distinctiveness: Bo Nok Beach stands apart from more commercialized tourist beaches due to its tranquility and minimal crowds. This makes it an ideal destination for visitors seeking genuine peace, pristine natural beauty, and a quiet retreat from the bustling city environment.

• From Prachuap Khiri Khan town, head toward Bo Nok Subdistrict and follow local roads to reach the beach. It is accessible by car.

• Visit early morning or late afternoon for calm and beautiful light

• Bring water and sun protection (hat/umbrella) — shade may be limited

• For whale‑watching, arrange a boat with local operators during the season

• Photograph pine trees and the beach at soft light for best results

Admission Fee

• Free for all visitors

Opening Hours

• Open daily: 24 hours

• Recommended Visiting Hours: It is advisable to visit during the daytime or in the early morning to catch the sunrise, as the atmosphere is more beautiful and safer during these times.