84280 Koh Phangan

Waning crescent

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Ко Панган · Koh Phangan

Where to go on Phangan

Every place on the island: beaches, sunsets, where to eat, practise, shop and what to see. Find the one you need, or choose what you feel like.

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Places: 173

  1. Thong Sala · Club

    MESTO

    Cultural space · café, garden & events hallFilm nights, jams & life drawing · often free/donation

    Today · 20:00Dungeons & Dracula: Costume Ball
  2. chao_phao · Bar

    Holly Stone

    Open-air campfire & musicLakeside venue inlandSea sunset

    Today · 21:00Samotarev, Vakabular
  3. Haad Rin · Beach

    Haad Rin Beach

    Depth builds fast · swim at almost any tideClean white sand · Oct–Dec waves, Jul–Oct jellyfish netsLittle shade (trees mostly at northern end)Bars, cafés & shops all along the sand

    Tue, 24 NovFull Moon Party
  4. Thong Sala · Café

    Croissant & Ko

    French pastry · butter croissantsAfternoon pastry Happy HourWine list, steaks & cheese fondue

    French bakery and concept restaurant with two branches in the south: the flagship in central Thong Sala and a branch in Ban Tai. Widely known across Koh Phangan for authentic French baking: flaky butter croissants, crusty baguettes, pastries and desserts.

  5. Haad Yao · Beach

    Haad Yao Beach

    Swim at high tide · calmest Dec–AprSand, rocks at low tide · reef 300–400 mPalm shadeSunbeds, cafés & SUP hireSea sunset all year

    A long arc of light sand on the west coast, the most built-up beach on this side of the island. Along the water: resorts, restaurants and bars, sunbeds and umbrellas, massage, kayak and SUP rental, dive shops; behind the beach, on the main road, cafes and a 7-Eleven. Palms give shade.

  6. Hin Kong · Beach

    Hin Kong Beach

    Swim at high tide only · 700 m–1 km low-tide flatsShells & coral on bottom · water shoesPalms & mangroves · no sunbeds for rentLow-tide sunset walks · cafés along the road

    A long, open bay on the west coast between Srithanu and Wok Tum: about two kilometres of narrow, yellowish sand. Palms lean over the water, and in places there are mangroves, replanted over the last few years. The bay's southern end is called Wok Tum, where the fishing boats are.

  7. Srithanu · Restaurant

    K.C. Kitchen

    Thai & Western food · generous portions (~100 ฿)

  8. Mae Haad · Beach

    Mae Haad Beach

    Sandbar walk at low tide · swim at high tideReef 30 m off Koh Ma · water shoes neededTree shade in the middle & northBeach cafés, massage & kayaks

    A beach in the north-west facing the islet of Koh Ma. A sandbar about 200 metres long joins them: at low tide people walk across, at high tide it goes under. The reef around Koh Ma is the island's best-known snorkelling without a boat: the coral starts some thirty metres from the shore. Fishing in the waters around Koh Ma is banned.

  9. Thong Sala · Market, restaurant

    Phantip Market

    Open daily · liveliest 17:00–22:00Dinner 40–150 ฿ · covered tables · cash only

    Thong Sala's main food market. It is open every day but comes alive towards evening, around five: rows of stalls in the yard and a covered hall with long shared tables next to them. Thai food (pad thai, som tam, curries, skewers, grilled fish, roti, mango sticky rice) sits alongside sushi, pizza, Israeli and Indian stalls. Fruit shakes everywhere.

  10. Thong Nai Pan · Beach

    Thong Nai Pan Noi Beach

    Swim at any tide · monsoon waves Nov–mid DecClean rock-free sand · deep near shoreLittle shade at noon · hill shade in afternoonBeachside cafés & resorts · village with ATMs

    The northern and most charming of the two Thong Nai Pan bays on the north-east coast. Reaching it involves a scenic drive across mountain roads, fully rewarded by pristine emerald waters, powdery sand and comfortable swimming depth at any tide.

  11. Thong Nai Pan · Beach

    Thong Nai Pan Yai Beach

    Gentle slope · 80–100 m walk to depth at low tideFirm rock-free sand · shallow east end for kidsTrees along shore · more shade after lunchSunbeds for café/resort guests · kayak rental

    The southern and larger of Thong Nai Pan's bays: 800 metres to a kilometre of sand, open to the north-east. Quieter and simpler than Noi next door: bungalows and mid-range resorts, restaurants and bars by the water, massage, kayak rental, a 7-Eleven and shops in the village. A wide beach, often nearly empty.

  12. Srithanu · Beach

    Zen Beach

    Shallow shore · swim near high tideRocks & coral in places · water shoesLittle shade · no sunbeds or public toiletsSunset gathering on sand · Friday drum circle

    One of the liveliest and most atmospheric sunset beaches on Koh Phangan, located on the west coast in Srithanu. Relatively quiet during the day, it fills up towards the evening: gatherings form on the sand to watch the sunset, great tunes drift from the beach bar, and as twilight sets in, spontaneous drum circles and dancing begin.

  13. Whole island · Supermarket

    7-Eleven

    About 30 shops across the island · 24/7

    The most common shop sign on the island: OpenStreetMap counts about thirty 7-Elevens on Phangan. Most are in Thong Sala, Ban Tai and Haad Rin, five or six in each; a few in Chaloklum and Thong Nai Pan; one each on the west coast in Srithanu, Haad Yao, Hin Kong and by Haad Chao Phao.

  14. Baan Nai Suan / Maduea Wan · Studio, venue

    Aliyah Sanctuary
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