Beaches of Koh Tao

Sairee Beach is located in the heart of the west coast. It can be called without exaggeration the most outstanding on the island. Sayri is widely known and popular among tourists, has the greatest width and length. Most of the hotels, rented bungalows, dive shops, and catering establishments are located here. There are a lot of people here at any time of the day. Meet the sunset on Sayri and barbecue on this beach - a "must have" for every tourist!

Mae Haad is famous for its infrastructure. Many shops and offices of travel companies are concentrated here. Geographically, the beach adjoins Sayri, however, for those who like to sunbathe, it is less interesting. But this place is a godsend for connoisseurs of active pastime. Here you can rent accommodation for every taste and budget, book a tour or an excursion.

Jansom is a tiny cove that you will find in the southwest of the island. Here is a well-groomed beach belonging to the Charm Churee Village Resort. Access to it is allowed only to guests. There are several small budget hotels among the surrounding hills. This place will delight travelers with bewitching landscapes and amazing underwater world.

Chalok Baan Khao is located in the south of the island in a sheltered bay. It's quieter and more peaceful here than on Sayri. A distinctive feature is the shallow depth of the sea and the absence of waves. Well developed infrastructure. This place is ideal for families with small children.

Thian Og Bay, also known as Shark Bay, is considered by visitors to be one of the best places for snorkelling. The chances of encountering a reef shark here are very high (hence the name). Not far from the bay there are several dive spots (locations for deep diving), hotels. The beach in Shark Bay is just made for romantics and adventure lovers.

Saideng Beach is a very small isolated beach near Shark Bay. It has an idyllic atmosphere and ideal conditions for those who like to "catch the wave". Rental housing is much cheaper than in Thiang Og, but it is more difficult to find it due to the small number of offers.

Aow Luek is a cozy small beach with striking turquoise water, located in the eastern part of the island. The diversity of marine life here will amaze even experienced divers. The network of hotels, bars and restaurants is not developed here, which, on the one hand, is inconvenient, on the other hand, it attracts couples looking for romance and solitude.

Tanot Bay is a beach with an unusual landscape. The peculiarity of the place is the memorable stone formations on the shore and in the water. The bottom is mostly coral, the water is turquoise. Excellent conditions for snorkeling. A wide variety of accommodation makes the bay a good alternative to Ao Leuk.

Mango Bay is a picturesque bay located in the north of the island. The beach of sand and stones, calm waters and a variety of underwater flora and fauna attract here those who want to put on a mask and fins for the first time. There are two hotels in the bay, known among tourists for their quality of service.