What this place feels like
Expect somewhere photogenic, nature-rich and under-the-radar.
Pakarang Beach (Coral Beach)
Book Viator ToursExperience a tranquil escape to Pakarang Beach in the quiet village of Khuekkhak, Phang Nga, Thailand. This pristine stretch of golden sand gently kissed by warm tropical breezes invites you to unwind under vast skies where the late afternoon sun creates a spellbinding glow over the calm sea. Surrounded by lush, green forested edges, the natural beauty here offers serene moments away from the crowds, perfect for beach lovers, reflective travelers, and anyone seeking a peaceful tropical retreat. Let the soothing sounds of gentle waves and the soft rustling of seaside foliage awaken your senses and inspire your soul. Embrace the chance to reconnect with nature’s gentlest rhythms and envision yourself walking barefoot along this untouched tropical coastline, where every step fills you with calm and wonder. Dive into this serene sanctuary — your ultimate coastal haven awaits!
November to February for pleasant cooler weather and gentle sea breezes
Most videos filmed Jan during winter. September is quiet - more local atmosphere, fewer tourists.
What this place feels like
Expect somewhere photogenic, nature-rich and under-the-radar.
Frequently asked questions
November to February for pleasant cooler weather and gentle sea breezes
2–4 hours
Beach towel or mat, Sunscreen, Hat or cap, Camera or phone for photography, and Water bottle
Beach Lovers, Solo Travelers, Couples, Nature Enthusiasts, and Photographers
The nearest airport is Phuket International Airport (HKT), approximately 1 hour's drive from Phang Nga, offering domestic and international flights.
Find comfortable stays ranging from beachfront bungalows to boutique resorts in nearby Takua Pa and Khuekkhak villages.Book a stay →
Combine your beach visit with trekking in the nearby forests, visiting the Similan Islands for snorkeling, or exploring Takua Pa’s historical town.
Free entry
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One of 70 clips our travelers have filmed in Phang Nga