National Parks · Our pick in the Thai islands
Sirinat National Park
Declared 1981
Phuket’s north-west coast: 13 kilometres of beach at Nai Yang and Nai Thon, coral reef and turtle nesting grounds.
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- Nai Yang beach
- Snorkelling
- Turtle nesting
- Address
- Nai Yang, Phuket, the Thai Islands
- Phone
- +66 76 328 226
- Website
- dnp.go.th
About Sirinat National Park
Sirinat National Park, formerly Nai Yang National Park, protects Phuket’s north-west coast: a 13-kilometre shoreline of white-sand beaches, casuarina woods, mangroves and coral reef, where sea turtles come ashore to lay their eggs. The park office is at Nai Yang beach, with a large reef for snorkelling; Nai Thon is a quiet bay for swimming (TAT). It was declared a national park on 13 July 1981.
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Sirinat National Park before you go.
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