Mangrove Beach is a hidden gem on Koh Yao Noi, offering a travel experience that is both meaningful and different from typical beach destinations. While many beaches are known for white sand and vibrant activities, this place stands out through the richness of its mangrove ecosystem, which remains beautifully preserved

The most captivating feature is the presence of large mangrove trees extending their roots gracefully into the water, forming unique natural sculptures full of life and character.

Another highlight is the deep sense of tranquility, where only the sounds of birds and gentle waves can be heard. During high tide, seawater flows into the mangrove forest, creating stunning reflections of greenery on the calm, mirror-like surface. The atmosphere is filled with freshness, making it ideal for relaxation, mental reset, or exploring the rich biodiversity hidden within the roots and muddy shoreline—home to many juvenile marine species.

The simplicity and untouched nature of this place are what make it truly special. The surrounding area reflects a harmonious relationship between the local community and natural resources. Lush mangrove forests and coconut plantations enhance the feeling of seclusion and privacy.

A visit here is not just about enjoying the sea—it’s about embracing a slower pace of life and appreciating the importance of natural ecosystems. It offers a rare opportunity to reconnect with nature and experience peaceful moments along the Andaman coastline.

• Travel to the pier: You can reach Koh Yao Noi from three main provinces—Phuket (Bang Rong Pier), Phang Nga (Suan Luang Pier / Phang Nga Customs Pier), or Krabi (Tha Len Pier)—by speedboat or local wooden boat, arriving at Manoh Pier, the island’s main pier.

• Getting around on the island: From Manoh Pier, you can rent a motorbike or take a local shared taxi (songthaew) heading to the eastern side of the island. Follow the main road connecting to smaller shaded roads through rubber plantations to reach Mangrove Beach. (GPS is recommended as the entrance is a small lane)

• Visit during mid to high tide to fully experience the beauty of the mangrove forest, and choose early morning or late afternoon for the best lighting.

• Recommended activities include photographing the mangrove ecosystem, exploring nature up close, and relaxing in a peaceful setting.

• As this is a mangrove area, bring insect repellent and wear suitable footwear for sandy and muddy terrain. Also, prepare your own drinking water as facilities are very limited.

• Nearby attractions include Pa Sai Beach, Klong Jark Beach, and Tha Khao Village.

Entrance Fee:

• Free admission.

Opening Hours:

• Open daily (Recommended: 06:00 AM – 06:30 PM).