Here's the key to phuket bliss. Come to Hat Nai Han and stay for sunset. Wade into the warm sea, sheltered by two long, jungled, granite arms, play in the waves-or the tidal lagoon on the southern end if you have small children-look past the sailing yachts rising and falling with the swell and watch the sun burn a deep-orange streak in the sky. And that's just one moment on one of the superb beaches in the oft-ignored Rawai region. thailand accommodation phuket,hotels in phuket thailand
Although millions of tourists descend on patong, Kata and karon, most never make the trek 10 minutes' south to three outstanding beaches. Hat Nai Han is the most prominent,and arguably the most beautiful, but just north of it, accessed by a road that runs beneath the yacht club, is the wonderful Ao Sane beach with just one snack shack and a small stretch of boulder-strewn white sand, it's the sole domain of locals in the know. Further south, towards the Laem Phromthep lookout point, is Hat Ya Noi. It's a bit rocky, which makes your entrance to the sea less than graceful, but it's also sheltered and rimmed with a rock reef that makes it ideal for snorkelling or paddling in a kayak, which you can hire on the sand. So take a day off from Kata's nubile sheen and commune with Mother Nature in the raw. thailand accommodation phuket,hotels in phuket thailand
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