Sairee Beach

Sairee Beach is the longest beach on Koh Tao Island, stretching for nearly 2 kilometers along the west coast.

The shallow, calm water and sandy bottom make it ideal for families with children. About 30 meters offshore is a coral reef, perfect for snorkeling.

The southern end of the beach offers a magnificent vantage point, Laem Jor Por Ror, from which you can view the entire beach and Koh Nangyuan Island. It also features the famous boulder with King Chulalongkorn's initials, carved during his visit in 1899.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunity to play beach volleyball or frisbee, and in the evening you can enjoy fire shows and live music.