1. Nai Harn Beach
A broad sandy bay with lifeguards on duty at staffed times. Follow beach flags and sea conditions, particularly during monsoon months.
Open in Google Maps ↗Nai Harn & Rawai – Beaches and Local Life
Explore the southern coast: beaches, viewpoints, walks and places to stay active.
2. Ya Nui Beach
A small, scenic cove near the southern viewpoints. On calm days it is a lovely place for swimming, kayaking and snorkelling.
Open in Google Maps ↗3. Ao Sane Beach
A rocky beach known for snorkelling. Access is currently complicated by nearby construction, so check the latest route before setting off.
Open in Google Maps ↗4. Windmill Viewpoint & Promthep Cape
Two classic viewpoints with expansive coastal panoramas. Visit around the late afternoon for softer light and views over the southern bays.
Open in Google Maps ↗ · Promthep Cape ↗5. Nai Harn Lake
A pleasant lakeside setting with a large children’s playground. Parts of the lake area may be closed for renovation, so check access before visiting.
Open in Google Maps ↗6. Rawai Seafront & Seafood Market
Fishing boats, an easy waterfront walk and seafood stalls give Rawai its distinctive character. It is a place to eat and wander rather than a swimming beach.
Open in Google Maps ↗7. Nai Harn Gym, STAY FIT & padel
Keep your training routine while staying nearby: Nai Harn Gym and STAY FIT at STAY resort offer gym options, while local padel courts make it easy to arrange a game.
Open in Google Maps ↗ · Nai Harn Gym ↗