Ao Nai Wok Bay Ao Nai Wok is the long bay that extends north from the main port town of Thong Sala after the main pier. Its northeastern edge is within easy walking distance from town and yet far enough away to offer the seclusion necessary, most consider it a natural wonder. A number of resorts populate the beach and rocks start to break up the coastline. The bay is fairly shallow, thus swimming is best in high tidal season.
There is a reef about 80 metres out where the sea shelf drops allowing for some reasonable snorkeling conditions.
If you are planning a special vacation to Koh Phangan, you should be aware that Ao Nai Wok is Koh Phangan's ultimate kayaking adventure. Ao Nai Wok is located on the southwest shore of Koh Phangan along the bay of Ao Nai Wok.
If you enjoy diving or prefer to snorkel, Ao Nai Wok has what you desire, as there is a pronounced coral reef that lays some eighty meters offshore. Ao Nai Wok is situated on a shallow shelf so if you intend to swim, you should be aware that the best times for this activity are between the months of December and March. If you wish to paddle about in the remaining months, you should coincide your excursions at Ao Nai Wok with the right tide.
Whether you are traveling alone or with a group, Ao Nai Wok provides a perfect venue for daytime adventures when on the beach or in the bottle blue waters.There are kayaks for hire at the Tranquil Resort at a cheap rate. If you are the active type but don't feel like getting wet, Ao Nai Wok is also great for sandy strolls to explore the rock outcrops and verdant jungle flora that borders the beach. Remember, no trip to Koh Phangan is complete without a day at Ao Nai Wok, Koh Phangan's ultimate kayaking adventure!
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Ao Nai Wok is the long bay that extends north from the main port town of Thong Sala after the main pier. Its northeastern edge is within easy walking distance from town and yet far enough away to offer the seclusion necessary, most consider it a natural wonder. A number of resorts populate the beach and rocks start to break up the coastline. The bay is fairly shallow, thus swimming is best in high tidal season.
There is a reef about 80 metres out where the sea shelf drops allowing for some reasonable snorkeling conditions.
