Long Beach Koh Yao Noi, locally known for its extended shoreline, is a hidden gem on Koh Yao Noi designed for those seeking ultimate privacy and tranquility. While many beaches on the island are gradually developing, Long Beach still preserves its raw and untouched beauty. Its most striking feature is the continuous stretch of soft sand that runs alongside lush green forest, where natural shade blends seamlessly with the shoreline, creating a calm and refreshing environment throughout the day.

The highlight of Long Beach is its deep sense of seclusion. As you walk along the fine sand mixed with scattered rock formations, you are surrounded only by natural sounds—gentle waves and soft coastal winds. From the beach, you can also enjoy distant views of the limestone islands of Phang Nga Bay. In the late afternoon, sunlight reflects beautifully on the water, making this spot a perfect unseen photography location and an ideal place to unwind in complete privacy.

The simplicity and natural atmosphere are what make Long Beach truly special. There are no entertainment venues or heavy development—only a few simple, eco-friendly accommodations scattered discreetly in the area. This allows visitors to experience a sustainable way of living in harmony with nature. Visiting Long Beach is not just a typical beach trip, but a deeply relaxing experience surrounded by the Andaman Sea and untouched forest, offering a peaceful escape that restores both body and mind.

• To the pier: Travelers can reach Koh Yao Noi from Bang Rong Pier (Phuket), Tha Len Pier (Krabi), or Suan Luang Pier (Phang Nga) by speedboat or local wooden boat. Boats arrive at Manoh Pier, the main pier of Koh Yao Noi.

• To the beach: From Manoh Pier, rent a motorbike or take a local taxi service heading north of the island, passing Tha Khao Beach. The route becomes more natural and slightly rugged in some sections before reaching Long Beach. (It is recommended to check the route or use GPS for easier navigation.)

• The best time to visit is in the late afternoon to avoid strong sunlight and enjoy the beautiful lighting over Phang Nga Bay, or during low tide when the beach becomes wider and more walkable.

• Recommended activities include walking along the natural shoreline, relaxing under shaded trees for a picnic, and taking scenic photos of the limestone island views in a quiet atmosphere.

• Since this is a secluded beach with very limited facilities, visitors should bring their own drinking water and snacks, and wear comfortable footwear suitable for sand and rocky terrain.

• Nearby attractions include Tha Khao Beach, Koh Kudu (accessible by long-tail boat), and nearby local Muay Thai training camps.

Entrance Fee:

• No entrance fee.

Opening Hours:

• Open all day. Recommended visiting time: 07:00 – 18:00 for best lighting and safe travel conditions.