Sirinat National Park

Unclaimed

Park is very simple, no thrills place. Entrance fee for foreigners is 400 batts, however you can avoid, by taking a road to the left from the entrance. There is only one restroom in the park. Not much educational opportunities or any information in the visitors center. Some opportunities for snorkeling as there’s a coral island right at the beach, although better do it at high tide, as depth is quite shallow ~ 2 feet. Not very crowded. Good opportunity to watch airplanes landing in the airport located right next to the beach

A truly charming park with huge casuarinas on the seashore. A bit of an odd joke - on one side of the park you have to pay to enter, on the other - free. In any case - it was a great pleasure to wander among these magnificent trees!

The concept of Sirinat National Park and its boundaries is quite vague, as is where its entrance is and what territory it belongs to. In fact, the park does not begin where its ticket office (checkpoint) is located - it has a huge territory (about 90 sq. km) and includes three beaches in the northern part of the island: Mai Khao, Nai Yang and Naithon. Once in the forest of one of these places, you can consider that you are on the territory of the national park. Full information with video and convenient navigation - in the application ? PHUKETON

Alright beach. Not the softest and beautiful one. But there's very few people here. A lot of parking spaces around. Can walk to the end of airport for airplane photo.