Attraction
Coconut Beach, Koh Ngai
A small beach at the island's southern end, reached by a shoreline walk from the main bay.
Attraction
Coconut Beach, Koh Ngai
Coconut Beach sits at the southern end of Koh Ngai, a short walk down the shore from the main beach when the tide allows, or a few minutes by longtail when it does not.
It is smaller and much quieter than Ao Na Ko, with rocks at either end and good snorkelling immediately off them. The southern tip of the island is the best place on Koh Ngai to be alone for an hour.
The shoreline route is passable around low tide and cut off at high - check before walking, and do not rely on getting back the way you came.
Attraction Points
- Koh Ngai Beach (Ao Na Ko) — The island's long east-facing beach, looking across to the limestone towers of Koh Ma and Koh Chueak.
- Mango Bay (Ao Muang), Koh Ngai — A rocky bay on Koh Ngai's south-east shore with reef close to the rocks and almost no visitors.
