Yanui Beach
Beach with rock ornaments and a little island.
If you want some natural ornaments to look at instead of only sand and water and a flat horizon, then visit Yanui Beach.
Yanui Beach is a small beach with cliffs, a small rock formation on the beach and a small island, Koh Kaeo Noi, a little off the coast which breaks the flat horizon. You can rent mattresses and buy cold drinks and some food on the beach.
Yanui Beach is not much longer than 100 metres (300 feet). A small rock formation divides the beach into two parts. The north part of the beach offers a sandy beach, while the smaller part of the beach south of the rock formation is full of large stones. There is a small cleared path into the water, which you can use if you want to swim here. You can rent a canoe to paddle to Koh Kaeo Noi.
The beach is suitable for snorkelling around the rock formation and Koh Kaeo Noi.
There are no hotels directly off the beach, but there are several within walking distance, such as the four-star The Windmill Phuket and the somewhat cheaper Yanui Beach Hideaway. There are several small guesthouses and bungalows for rent in the area; however, they do not use booking services, and they do not even have a website.
Beaches in Phuket
Read more about Phuket's beaches in the article Beaches in Phuket, or learn more about the individual beaches through the overview below.
I have not yet written about all of the beaches in Phuket; thus, there are a few inactive links on the list. Please be patient, I will get to them. The list is in geographical order, starting at the north side of Phuket, then down the west side and finally up the east side.
- Pak Phra Beach
- Sai Khaew Beach
- Mai Khao Beach
- Nai Yang Beach
- Nai Thon Beach
- Nai Thorn Beach
- Banana Beach
- Trisara Beach
- Layan Bay
- Layan Beach
- Bang Tao Beach
- Pansea Beach
- Surin Beach
- Laem Sing Beach
- Kamala Beach
- Rayee Beach
- Hua Beach
- Pon Beach
- Nakalay Beach
- Kalim Beach
- Patong Beach




