The north of the island: a long pine-backed beach inside a national park, low-rise buildings and the airport a few minutes away.
Nai Yang beach lies inside Sirinat National Park. That is where the pines come from, and why nothing tall gets built here: the district stays low-rise and the seafront never turned into a strip of bars.
The airport is the district’s nearest neighbour, and that is its defining feature. If you fly often, Nai Yang saves you the drive across the island; everyone else should stand outside a particular building and listen to a landing first.
Life here is quieter than in Bang Tao: a few cafés by the beach, small shops, and a drive to Thalang or Bang Tao for a full supermarket and a choice of restaurants.
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