Natai Beach, located in Takua Thung District of Phang Nga, is a quiet, natural beach perfect for those looking to escape the crowds and relax in a serene environment. Stretching over 7 kilometers with soft white sand and clear waters, it is shaded by tall pine trees and offers an ideal setting for peaceful activities. Whether you’re traveling as a couple, family, or group of friends, Natai Beach provides a simple yet fulfilling experience.
Beach Walks and Jogging
– The firm, fine sand is perfect for walking or jogging
– Clean air and no pollution
– Best times: early morning and late afternoon when it’s cool and breezy
– Bring breathable shoes and drinking water
Picnicking Under the Pine Trees
– Long rows of pine trees offer plenty of shade
– Ideal for couples or families looking to relax together
– Bring a mat or portable chair for comfort
– Always clean up after yourself to keep the beach pristine
Sunrise and Sunset Photography
– Natai Beach offers some of the best sunrise and sunset views in Phang Nga
– Great photo spots include the wooden pier and shaded pine areas
– Use HDR mode on your phone or a DSLR for sharp, vibrant shots
– Golden Hour is especially beautiful
Cycling Along the Coast
– Flat coastal paths make it easy and relaxing to ride
– Many resorts offer complimentary bike rentals
– Great for nature lovers and light explorers
– Don’t forget sunscreen and a hat
Swimming and Playing in the Sea
– The sea is clear and calm, suitable for swimming
– Gentle slopes make it safe for kids (under adult supervision)
– Always check sea conditions for safety before entering the water
Bodyboarding and Surfing (Seasonal)
– During the rainy season, waves are suitable for bodyboarding
– Boards are available for rent at some local shops
– Only recommended for those with basic skills
– Always play in designated safe areas
Beach Camping
– There are areas where camping is allowed without harming the environment
– A good option for those who enjoy sleeping under the stars
– Check local rules before setting up camp
– Avoid lighting open fires on the sand
Visiting the Natai Wooden Pier
– The wooden pier extending into the sea is a key landmark
– Ideal for photos, relaxing, or watching the waves
– A must-visit in both daytime and early evening
Joining Local Cultural Activities
– Community events like traditional cooking demos are sometimes available
– Great way to learn about the local lifestyle and traditions
– Stay updated through local tourism offices or community pages
