In the northeastern part of Phi Phi Le Island, is the location of the Waiking cave where the King Phumiphol Adulyadej had been here and gave the new name as "Phaya Nak Cave" because there is one stone looked like the head of naga which local people who collect the nests of swallow birds pay their respects. In this cave, eastern side and southern side, you would find the historical paints of elephant and many kinds of boats pictures. 
 There is a colorful view diferent from other beach because one side of the beach is a mountain which has a stalactite cave, so called Tham Phra Nang. It's very quiet here, so many tourists love to visit and stay here. | |
Ban Kai is a laid
back party place with its own itinerary in the centre of the islands party
action - full moon, half moon and black moon parties all within a few minutes
reach. The bay is small yet perfect allowing great tanning and swimming. It is
an idyllic cove.
Just behind Ban Tai runs
the Thongsala - Haad Rin road which offers bar, restaurants and Karaoke
bars within a few minutes’ walk. There are also plenty of bars on the beach
front scattered across the beach which runs for miles and so there is no huge
noise from any one particular location.
Haad Chao
Phao is a white sandy beach that
stretches for half a kilometer on the west coast of Koh Phangan. The
bay by any standards is underdeveloped which allows visitors that wonderful "desert
island feel". The swimming here is excellent and the coral reef that
stretches along the coast here from Haad Son to Sri Thanu is just
offshore and within easy reach for most swimmers.
The
bay at low tide is rugged and has character and charm. At high tide the bay
offers excellent swimming.
Mae Haad beach is a well visited beach
offering excellent swimming and diving. Most of the boat tours stop here and
all the diving schools bring their customers here to enjoy diving onto the
coral reef lay that lies just offshore.
Haad
Yao in Thai is called long beach - it is
nearly one kilometer in length making it one of the largest beaches and bays on
the island - and one of the most beautiful and popular. There is plenty to do
here from beach activities through to bars and restaurants that pop up across
the bay and on the road into Haad Yao.
Haad Salad beach is a
very family orientated beach on the west coast of Koh Phangan between Haad Yao
and Mae Haad. Over the last four years the beach has developed
impressively from a backpacker’s destination to a family oriented destination
offering some up market accommodation. There are planty of resorts along the
shoreline, each one offering restaurant or bar facilities overlooking the
beach.
Haad Rin is the night
entertainment centre of Koh Phangan with bars and restaurants all over the peninsula. Haad Rin
is usually full most of the year and so even when accommodation is not
available tourists stay elsewhere and are taxied in for full moon and the
general revellry.
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Chalok Lam Bay is one of
the more peaceful bays on Koh Phangan - famous for its stunning location with the awesome mountains
surrounding the bay and creating drama and effect. The beach here is almost
three kilomtres in length with bunaglows set at either end of the bay and the
village in the centre. Nature rules in Chalok Lam and each bungalow
development are spacious with plenty of surrounding flora and fauna.
Koh Phangan is a magnificent island in the Gulf of
Thailand just north of Koh Samui. Famed as
the home of the Full Moon Party Koh Phangan
offers nightlife in abundance yet is also the
setting for an extraordinary array of nature's wonders - waterfalls, tropical
beaches, mountains, streams, rare birds, reptiles, jungle and much more.
