Sivalai Beach, Koh Mook
Sivalai Beach, Koh Mook occupies a narrow sand spit reaching east from Koh Mook, with water on three sides and long views over the Trang coast and the karst islands scattered between. The setting is quiet and open, with the spit acting almost like a natural pier stretching out into the sea, making it…
Sivalai Beach, Koh Mook
Sivalai Beach occupies a narrow sand spit reaching east from Koh Mook, with water on three sides and long views over the Trang coast and the karst islands scattered between.
It is a very different place from Farang Beach on the west: shallower, calmer, and looking at sunrise rather than sunset. The island's main village and pier are a short walk away, so it is the side of Koh Mook where island life carries on around you.
The water off the spit is extremely shallow and retreats a long way at low tide, which makes it better for wading and for the view than for swimming at those hours.
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