About Ao Suan Yai
Ao Suan Yai is the longest beach on Koh Mak island in Ko Kut District, Trat Province, eastern Thailand. Located on the northwest coast of the island, it stretches for approximately 3 kilometers with white sand, clear shallow water and a palm-lined shoreline. The beach is known for its tranquil atmosphere, sunset views and low-rise resorts, and is a central area for swimming and leisure on Koh Mak.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, wide sandy beach with calm, clear and shallow water suitable for wading and swimming. The shoreline is lined with coconut palms and scattered resorts, restaurants and bars. The beach faces west, offering open sunset views over the Gulf of Thailand and nearby islands. The environment is quiet and low-density compared to mainland beaches, with areas for walking along the sand, sunbathing and kayaking. No large commercial developments or nightlife venues are present.
Key highlights
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Longest beach on Koh Mak, approximately 3 km of white sand
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West-facing coastline known for sunset views
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Clear, shallow water suitable for swimming and wading
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Palm-lined shoreline with low-density resort development
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Quiet and uncrowded atmosphere compared to larger Thai islands
Route
| By air | Fly to Trat Airport (TDX), transfer by road to Laem Ngop Pier, then ferry/speedboat to Koh Mak |
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| By road | Accessible by motorbike, bicycle or songthaew taxi from Koh Mak Pier (Ao Nid Pier) via the island's concrete roads, approximately 2-3 km to the northwest coast |
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