Ban Khuk Khak

Ban Khuk Khak is located in the heart of the Khao Lak region, offering a much quieter alternative to the busy centers of southern Thailand. Khuk Khak Beach is the jewel of the area; a wide sandy beach stretching for kilometers, lined with casuarina trees and palms. Here, visitors still find plenty of space and an authentic Thai atmosphere away from mass tourism. The beaches of Laem Pakarang and Pak Weep to the north are known for their shallow waters and the distinctive headland that is popular with surfers during the low season. The village hosts a local market where you can sample fresh fruit and Thai delicacies. The region is also a convenient base for trips to the Similan Islands or Khao Sok National Park. Along the coast, you will find both simple bungalows and upscale resorts harmoniously embedded in nature. The culinary offerings range from freshly caught seafood in simple beach shacks to international gourmet cuisine in the hotels. The sunsets on this stretch of coast are considered some of the most beautiful in the entire Phang Nga province.

Nearby cities

Baan Nam Kem

A historic fishing village known for its Tsunami Memorial Park and the tranquil Nam Kem and Bang Lud beaches.

Ban Ta Din Daeng

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Thai Mueang

A peaceful coastal town in Phang Nga, known for Tai Muang Beach and sea turtle conservation.

Ban Li On

A small village on the unique island of Koh Phra Thong, known for its savanna-like landscape and secluded golden beaches.

Ban Khao Pi Lai

A quiet coastal spot in Phang Nga, known for its iconic old wooden pier and miles of nearly empty sandy beaches just north of Phuket.

Khao Lak

Khao Lak enchants with endless sandy beaches, luxurious resorts, and its proximity to the world-famous Similan Islands.

Ban Bang Thao

An idyllic coastal village in Phuket, famous for Surin Beach and the exclusive Pansea Bay.

Rawai

A laid-back coastal area in southern Phuket, famous for its seafood market, colorful longtail boats, and beautiful nearby beaches.

Wichit

A peaceful district in southeast Phuket, famous for Cape Panwa, the Phuket Aquarium, and the scenic Ao Yon Bay.

Hat Praphat

An untouched beach in the Ranong National Park, lined with pine trees and mangrove forests.

Phuket City

Phuket City is the capital of Phuket island province, known for its old town with Sino-Portuguese architecture.

Ko Phayam

A relaxed, car-free island known for its cashew trees, bohemian vibe, and beautiful, secluded bays.

Hat Bang Ben

A tranquil coastal stretch in Laem Son National Park, known for its vast pine forests and the untouched natural beauty of Ranong province.

Kawthaung

The southernmost city of Myanmar and the gateway to the pristine Mergui Archipelago.

Ko Yao Noi

Ko Yao Noi is a pristine island paradise in Phang Nga Bay, known for its traditional life and breathtaking views.

Nature

Phi Phi Islands Coast

The coasts of a world-famous island group, known for its dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise waters, and vibrant coral reefs.

Tenasserim Coast

The southernmost coastal region of Myanmar facing the Andaman Sea, known for its intricate archipelago and coral reefs.

Cheow Lan Lake

An artificial lake with the appearance of a lost world.

More places

Ao Phang Nga National Park

A bay dotted with emerald limestone towers rising vertically from the water.

Mu Ko Similan National Park

An archipelago of islands in the Andaman Sea, scattered like jewels on a blue cloth.

Big Buddha of Phuket

A giant seated marble Buddha statue on Nakkerd Hill in Phuket, visible from anywhere in the south of Phuket.

Lampi Island Marine National Park

Myanmar's first marine national park, located in the Mergui Archipelago, protecting rich coral reefs and mangroves.

Ranong Port

A port on the Andaman Sea coast, strategically located for trade with South Asia and the Middle East, part of the southern economic corri…

Khao Sok National Park

A landscape of towering limestone karsts and ancient rainforest older than the Amazon.

Tenasserim Hills

A long mountain range that forms the backbone of the Malay Peninsula, running along the border between Myanmar and Thailand.

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