THINGS TO DO IN KOH YAO NOI

Learn Batik Painting

Watch the experts produce wonderful Batik artwork and learn how to paint simple Batik.

Ta Ton Do Seafood

You’ll savour amazing sea-fresh ingredients from a fisherman with organic vegetables and freshly-pressed coconut milk prepared daily by his wife.

9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Roti Pheun Gan

For many, one of the most delicious discoveries of life on the island is visiting Roti Pheun Gan. Cooked while you wait, you won’t be able to stop at just one.

5 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Coconut Garden

Wander through the garden, pick a fresh, green coconut and taste the real thing.

Floating Breakfast at Koh Hong & Island hopping tour in style by long tailed boat

Make an early start and enjoy your breakfast with one of the most exotic sunrises you can imagine.

Snorkelling

Explore the colour and magic of tropical life below the surface of the sea.

Kudu Wanderer Tour

Published price: THB 1,400 net per adult & THB 700 per child
Pinto Lunch Box: THB 395

Sunset Cruise on the “Kantus’ Bride” Yacht

In the best Hollywood tradition, sail off into the sunset. Our sunset cruise will start from Lamsai Pier and pass along the Koh Nok and Koh Hong areas.

4-Island Tour by Long-tailed Boat

Quiet islands reveal their secrets just for you! Visit nearby islands, which are excellent for swimming and snorkelling.

Kayaking trip

Explore the underwater marine life around Panak Island, Koh Kudu, Big Tree, James Bond island and Khao Phing Kan.

Big Tree

From Ao Kian Beach, visit “Big Tree”, a true majestic wonder of nature standing almost 65 metres tall in the tropical rain forest.

Baan Yu Yen

Your perfect home-from-home has two elegant pools and everything you need in sight of the beach and stunning views of the Andaman Sea.

Muay Thai Training Course

Start a new passion in your life. Discover and learn the technique of Muay Thai. Muay Thai classes are now available only at the local gym.

Bird watching on Koh Yao Noi

Koh Yao Noi is home to many mangrove forests, which attract an array of birds, such as White-bellied Sea-Eagles, Mangrove Whistlers, Mangrove Pittas, Fly-eaters and Kingfishers.

Island hopping tour in style by yacht

Wander the sea discovering new horizons

Thai Cooking Lesson

Real Thai food from a real Thai chef (Choose the appetiser, main course and dessert that you want to learn to prepare)

Yoga

Teach yourself serenity! Spend some time meditating and relaxing with Yoga on the island.

Water-sports

What is Thailand without water sports? Choose from snorkelling, canoeing, kayaking and many more.

Free Cycling Around to See the Island

You're invited to explore the attractions of Koh Yao Noi by bicycle for free. Please ask for a complimentary map and suggestions at Reception (map by k Lynn). It's a fun trip with several stops of interest along the way, including a Coconut garden in the rice fields, The Rest Calm café, Tha Khao Waterfall, Municipal Park and Pasai Beach.

Koh Hong, Krabi

This Hong (Thai for ‘room’) can only be entered by dinghy or small motorboat from the shallow lagoon at high to middle tide or from the open-water entrance on the south-western corner of the island at low tide.

The hong, which gives the island its name, is a stunningly beautiful, enclosed pool with a large rock chimney opening to the sky. Once inside, you will find perfect opportunities for photography, relaxing or exploring.

The noteworthy Mu Koh Hong archipelago is a most striking and unique rock formation. About 12 islets lay in line vertically, stretching from the north to the south in Phang-Nga Bay and the Andaman Sea off Krabi.

Koh Kudu

The island is a small stepping stone located north of Koh Yao Noi. It is destined to be famous once again, as it has been very popular in the past. The surrounding area is relatively quiet for sunbathing and relaxing.

Koh Yao Yai (Long Island)

The island boasts attractions such as Ao Klong Son (Klong Son Bay), a white sandy beach surrounded by pine trees with a low cliff of colourful rock formations to one side. The bay is a magnet for those interested in coral.

Ao Tee Kood (Tee Kood Bay) also flaunts a stunning, white, sandy beach sheltered by shady pine trees. At Ao Hin Kong (Hin Kong Bay) the beach is shaded by tropical forest, although this area is unsuitable for swimming. The speciality at this location is live fish and rays caught by the mostly Muslim village fishermen.

Koh Pak Bia

This is a small island behind a second island, surrounded by an array of more islands, both small and large, easily accessible from Phuket, Phang Nga or Krabi. Sit and sunbathe lazily on the quiet, shady, tree-dotted beach, or the clear, limpid water is an irresistible invitation to any swimmer. At low tide, this idyllic beach forms a land bridge of sand dunes to its twin.

Koh Phak Bia is a charming island. The most stunning spot is the white sandy cape, surrounded by clear seawater. This is popular with visitors who can enjoy a 360-degree view of numerous tiny islands in the waters around Krabi, Phang Nga and Koh Yao Noi. Experience amazing snorkelling around the sandy cape and glide over colourful coral only 50 metres away.

Koh Lao La Ding or Paradise Island.

An island enveloped in natural beauty among clear waters and concealing secluded privacy, Koh Lao La Ding is a small island with a U-shaped white, sandy beach laced between limestone cliffs. It is inhabited by a group of people who have a concession on the swallows’ nests on the cave ceilings, which they guard 24 hours a day. The island offers visitors the opportunity to explore and enjoy swimming in paradise or enjoy sunbathing on the beach, snorkelling, and appreciating the fabulous sights of the emerald sea.

Koh Nok

For a true return to nature, there can be few more likely sites anywhere in the world. This intriguing island, secluded and unspoilt, is the ultimate retreat from the trappings of modern life. While taking a leisurely kayak trip through the mangroves, there is a real opportunity to get back in touch with the sights and sounds of the natural environment and create memories to last a lifetime.