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Offers 360-degree panoramic views of the entire island and Andaman Sea. The hike takes approximately 45 minutes from Batok Beach and is well worth the effort for spectacular photo opportunities.
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The largest and most popular beach featuring a beautiful crescent of powdery white sand and clear turquoise waters. This is the main arrival point with restaurants, bars, and water sports facilities.
A small, secluded bay with excellent snorkeling right off the beach. Less crowded than the main beaches, offering a more peaceful experience.
A quieter alternative to Batok Beach, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Coral and fish are close to shore, making it ideal for beginner snorkelers.
Features extensive staghorn coral formations creating beautiful underwater landscapes. Abundant reef fish including angelfish, butterflyfish, and parrotfish. Depth: 5-18m, Level: Beginner-Intermediate.
A submerged rock formation attracting diverse marine life including leopard sharks, moray eels, and occasional turtle sightings. Depth: 12-25m, Level: Intermediate.
Known for hard coral gardens and pelagic sightings. Strong currents sometimes attract larger marine life including manta rays and whale sharks (November-April). Depth: 10-30m, Level: Intermediate-Advanced.