A beautiful secluded beach located on the northwest coast between the well-known beaches of Bang Tao and Nai Thon. This is a quiet haven surrounded by palm trees and cliffs. For a long time, the beach remained unknown as it was hidden by nature from prying eyes.
The beach is only about 200 meters in size. Its curved shape truly resembles a banana. During high tides, one must be careful, as only a small strip of land remains for beachgoers, and during storms, waves can even reach the trees.
The diverse underwater world is ideal for snorkeling. You can see many interesting fish – the clear water makes this easy to do.
It’s better to enter the sea from the center of the beach, as there are rocks and corals on the sides. The descent to the beach is steep but not difficult. Transportation can be left by the road, and there is also paid parking available.
There are several small cafes on the beach where you can enjoy local cuisine. Boats dock at the shore, which can be rented for excursions.