[2025 Takua Pa Attraction] Travel Guide for Nang Thong Beach Resort (Updated Mar)

#Natural attractions Hat Nang Tang is a beautiful beach with a great atmosphere. The highlight is the black sand. When the sea level drops to its lowest, you can see a wide area of ​​black sand. This makes it a place where people talk about the strangeness of the beach and call it “Black Sand Beach”. There are also small rocks with beautiful and strange colors. There are also shells and small fish in the crevices of the rocks. We really like the atmosphere here. It’s so nice to sit and relax while watching the sunset.

🖤 ​​BLACK SAND BEACH Black Sand Beach (Nang Thong Beach), Khao Lak District, Phang Nga Province 🖤 🏝It is a black beach with black sand, but not all the way. It is only black in some spots. But after rain or storm, the beach will be dark black all over the area. Because in the past, this place used to be a mine. Tin ore would emerge when it was hit by the seawater. Therefore, it is a black beach that we can see until today. ✅If you come after the rain, there will be more black sand than usual. 📍Nang Thong Beach, enter Google Maps and follow the route. 91 Phetkasem Road, Khukkak Subdistrict, Takua Pa District, Phang Nga 82190 https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZRL7q1U9xogx8b5k7 #WinterSeasideTravel #MissNature #SouthernTeam #SecretLocation

🙋‍♀️ Today, Wan will take everyone to Nang Thong Beach, Takua Pa District, Phang Nga Province, where anyone who comes at the right time will find black sand. Before going, Wan studied what time to go to find black sand, but to be honest, it was very confusing. We had to look for the easterly monsoon and stuff. So Wan closed the book and took a chance. 🏖 When we arrived at the beach, we found black sand, but not the entire beach. It's a shame that we went during low tide, so it was a bit difficult to find a good angle to take pictures. But Wan still thought of all the lovely page followers and took some pictures of the atmosphere to share with you. 📌 Everyone wants to know why the sand is black, right? Because in the past, Phang Nga used to have the largest tin mining industry in Thailand. Yes, black sand is tin ore. #SweetheartTakesYouToTravel #PhangNga #PhangNgaAttractions #PhangNgaProvince #KhaoLak #BlackSandBeachSea #NangThongBeach #BlackSea #blacksandbeach #nangthong #nangthongbeach #OurHeartsAreAtTheSea #SouthernTeam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #SeaTravel

#19 places to visit in Phang Nga For those who don't know where to go, try reading this and planning. 1. Lampi Savannah Drive straight to Lampi National Park. Go inside to the entrance fee to contact the car because only 4WD cars are allowed. The route is a desert. But I guarantee that everyone will be impressed once you get in. 2. Khao Na Yak Drive through the savannah and inside, there will be a beach and Khao Na Yak. The sea is a beautiful, clear blue color. There is a trekking point. 3. Black Sand Beach (Nang Thong Beach) The beach here has black sand, but it is not completely black. The sand is very black or not, depending on the day. This is the charm of this beach. 4. Similan Islands This is a popular island for tourists. Anyone who comes to Phang Nga must not miss seeing the beautiful underwater world and the Similan Sea. Buy a One Day Trip (there are many tour desks in Khao Lak). The price is not expensive at all. Including 4 meals 5. Tam Nang Waterfall Heading towards Kuraburi, we will find Sri Phang Nga National Park. Inside, there is a waterfall as big as a 4-story building. You can swim down below. Most importantly, you can buy fish food at the Takua Pa bus station market. There are so many fish here!!! 6. Sea of ​​mist, Khao Khai Nui Khao Khai Nui is not far from Khao Lak. It is a small mountain, but the sea of ​​mist is huge. On top, there is a camping area and houses where you can see the mist passing by. 7. Ruea T.813 After driving past Khao Lak until Bang Niang, look to the right and you will see the entrance to Ruea T.813, the Tsunami Memorial. When the tsunami hit the Andaman coast, the force of the waves carried Ruea T.813 about 2 kilometers from the coast, so it was set up as a memorial. There is also a Tsunami Museum next to the ship for you to visit. 8. Cultural Market, Old Town, Takua Pa The market in Old Town, Takua Pa has local food, local food, and cultural performances from the past of Phang Nga. The entire street is filled with the atmosphere of Phang Nga in the past. I recommend that you do not miss it. The market is open every Sunday from 2 pm to 8 pm approximately. 9. Saphan Lek Boon Sung In the past, it was called Saphan Lek Kok Khun, an old bridge of Takua Pa. If you come, come in the late afternoon, almost evening. The view is beautiful. 10. Wat Tha Sai Wat Tha Sai is a temple on the beach and has a pine forest. The surrounding view is very beautiful. Inside, there is an emerald Buddha. The chapel is also beautiful. Watching the sunset here is very romantic. 11. Hat Bo Dan Hat Bo Dan is located outside the city. The beach is beautiful. You can swim in the sea. The waves are not strong. The water is clear. There is a rare pandanus tree here. On the beach, there are many restaurants from locals selling food at reasonable prices. 12. The Little Amazon Ride a rubber boat along a small river that looks like the famous Amazon forest. The atmosphere is great and very shady. Each boat costs 500 baht. It can seat 2 people + 1 paddler. 13. Wang Kiang Khu Bamboo Rafting It is near Khao Lak. Drive to Wang Khiang Waterfall, cool rafting, clear water, 500 baht per raft, can sit 2 people, there are many services to choose from. 14. Samet Nang Chee Many people probably know about Samet Nang Chee, it is near Phuket. The view from here is beautiful. There is a famous cafe on the top of the mountain. There is a shuttle to the top. 15. Plai Pu Hot Spring We can soak in hot water that comes from nature. Surrounded by mountains, there are also eggs to boil to eat when hungry. 16. Bang Phat Village A fishing village, a source of seafood. Here there is a buffet seafood restaurant for 500 baht per person. Big shellfish, big shrimp, fresh squid, and what you shouldn't miss is pink shrimp paste. The shrimp paste is a soft pink color, slightly salty, and has a gentle aroma. And the shrimp paste here is also cheap. 17. Khao Tapu Khao Tapu is in Phang Nga Bay. This year it has eroded a lot. I don't know how many years I will be able to take pictures of it. Take a long-tail boat, rent it for the day, a little over a thousand. It will take you around Panyi Island, James Bond Island, and kayak. It's worth it. 18. Floating football field At the school on Panyi Island, when there was a football match, it was so much fun. The field was shaking and tilting, running in ripples, and kicking hard, you had to swim to get the ball. It was so much fun. 19. Phu Ta Jor This is another place to see the sea of ​​mist, but it's a bit more brutal because it's a big mountain. On top, there's a camping area, a waterfall, and a trekking point. It's so much fun to climb up. One day is not enough because the top is so beautiful. Phang Nga, if you don't come, you really won't know. Today, I've only gathered a rough idea. Take a look at the pictures to help you decide. You'll fall in love with "Phang Nga". #VisitPhangNga #NaturalAttractions #Viewpoints

Nang Thong Beach, Khao Lak is a beautiful sunset spot in Phang Nga, especially in the evening when the sunlight shines on the blue water, creating a romantic atmosphere for visitors. When the sun sets, the sky changes color from gold to pink, orange, and light purple, making it perfect for taking memorable photos. The unique black sand beach makes this place look different from other beaches. Feel peaceful and relaxed with the sound of waves crashing on the shore. For those who love a quiet atmosphere but still want a beautiful sunset view, Nang Thong Beach is one of the must-see destinations. Coordinates: Nang Thong Beach, Phang Nga Province #NewYearNewTrip #VisitPhangNga #SouthernTeam

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #SeaTravel #PhangNga #VisitPhangNga #PhangNgaTravelPlaces I wanted to see the sunset but didn't know where to go. So I opened Google Maps to find the closest beach. In conclusion! So I pinned 📍Nang Thong Beach I visited the black sand beach in Phang Nga without a plan. This was my first time visiting Phang Nga. After praying and asking for blessings, I quickly came to see the famous beach. Since I didn't check the tide information beforehand, the sand wasn't as black as it should have been. But. . It's so beautiful!! Even though it's black mixed with gold, it's still this beautiful. If the entire beach were pitch black, it would be really beautiful. 💵: No entrance fee 🚙: Traveling by private car 📍: https://maps.app.goo.gl/7krYbm3fuL9kUw3DA?g_st=ic After enjoying the beauty of nature to the fullest, I'd like to ask my friends to keep it clean and not litter on the beach. So that we can continue to have beautiful nature like this.

#Sunset spot Location: Nang Thong Beach, Nang Thong Beach, Phang Nga Highlight: If you come to visit Khao Lak, I recommend you to watch the sunset at this beach. It is very beautiful. If you drive, there is a parking lot. It is a good spot to watch the lighthouse. This beach has black sand, which is found on only a few beaches in the world. Although this beach is not entirely black sand, it is still amazing to watch it. The sunset here is beautiful.

#songkran2024.Nang Thong Beach, nestled in Khao Lak, Thailand, captivates visitors with its pristine charm. This coastal gem boasts powdery white sands, inviting turquoise waters, and a serene ambiance, making it a haven for relaxation and leisure. The beach offers an idyllic setting for sunbathing, swimming, and strolling along its picturesque shoreline. With its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, Nang Thong Beach beckons travelers seeking a peaceful escape amidst breathtaking scenery.

Fine black sand is a mineral powder sediment from tin ore. When the tide comes in, it carries the mineral sediment up, making it black. However, the amount depends on the time of the tide. #Khao Lak, Phang Nga