Yai Kee Beach

adam d

3 months ago

A nice quiet beach, quite rocky on the sand in places but plenty of space to have a quiet patch of sand

Łukasz

7 months ago

A very nice beach if you're looking for something intimate. I was able to enjoy the sunset without crowds of people. The walk to the beach is quite off the track and goes through the jungle, but don't worry, it's worth it in the end.

José Vanin

a year ago

There's a trail to reach the beach, you have to go until the area where you leave your bike to enter The Makok Gateway, which means that you should not follow google maps directions, you should enter left on a road some 200 meters before what google says, and then ride with your scooter until Makok, but instead entering it, follow the trail straight, in 5 minutes walk you should reach the beach. I think it will depend on the weather and tide, I have been there, and it wasn't great, the day was gray, and windy, so the water was also not very calm, and besides that the tide wasnt high enough (I believe that in order to see the paradise mentioned in other people's comment you'd need high tide - and clear skies for sure)

Niklas Bund

a year ago

Defnetly one of the worsest beaches in Koh kut, its full of Trash, wasted and If the worker from the next Resort Catch you you have to pay or you have to Go... I think the good reviews are from Sunset beach next to this beach...

Marco Schön

2 years ago

Nice small natural beach, reachable only from the water.