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Surfing
The gently tumbling waves and sandy shoreline here attract many boogie-boarders;
the few surfers restrict themselves to the southern end of the beach.
Yanui Beach
Just south of Naiharn Beach, and accessible via the road that leads to Phromthep
Cape, this small V-shaped stretch of sand offers seclusion amid the shade of coconut
palms. Yanui Beach also has a small Thai restaurant and a few simple bungalows.
Naiharn Buddhist Monastery
Located behind Naiharn Beach, this spiritual center, which owns the beachfront, is
said to be partly responsible for keeping the area from getting overdeveloped. The
best time to visit is at dawn, when locals make merit by offering food to the monks.
Beachside Lunch
Shaded by a canopy of umbrellas and pine trees, the open-air restaurants at Naiharn
Beach serve reasonably priced fresh fruit shakes, sandwiches, and a wide selection of
Thai dishes.
Ao Sane Beach
With its rocky shoreline and rough slope down into the sea, Ao Sane Beach does not
see hordes of swimmers. However, it is a prime spot for snorkelers who claim that
the visibility and nearby corals are among the best in Naiharn.
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