It is a small beach located next to Kamala.
Hua Beach in Phuket is an excellent choice for those seeking a tranquil beach getaway even during the rainy season.
This cozy and less popular beach is known for its nearly complete absence of waves, making it comfortable for swimming at any time of the year.
Hua Beach is located near the more famous Kamala Beach, and is accessible by car or bike. Don’t miss the turn off the highway through the gates; you can park right at the beach. There is a small authentic cafe with local cuisine on the territory.
Due to its location, the beach is protected from strong winds and waves, which is particularly important during the rainy season. It is also worth noting that sometimes debris can wash up on the beach, and there are noticeable tides, so swimming is recommended only during high tide.
Hua Beach is surrounded by a large number of tropical trees that create natural shade. There are rocks on both sides of the bay.
If you are looking for a quiet, peaceful place or want to organize a photo shoot on a deserted beach, this is the perfect spot for you.
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