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Nopparat Thara: A Gateway to Island Paradise
Nopparat Thara Pier is a place where the fun begins in Krabi! With so many boats departing for island adventures, you might think you're on a pirate ship! But don't worry, there's no plank-walking involved, just beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and sunsets that will make you feel like a treasure hunter! So come aboard and get ready to have a fabulous time!
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Nopparat Beach Tara Mueang District Krabi Province From the beach, you can see Koh Poda Kai Island in the middle of the sea.
It is a calm, clean, beautiful beach. Every restaurant around that area is delicious. I recommend it.
Nopparat Thara Beach is located in the district Hat Nopparat Thara National Park - Phi Phi Islands It is a central pier to travel to various islands. of Krabi, the villagers used to call it "Klong Haeng Beach" because during low tide, the canal water flowing from the mountains on the north will dry and turn into a white sandy beach stretching into the sea, converging with Khao Pak Khlong Island. The beach area is fine sand mixed with small shells. Decorated with pine trees lined up along the beach, looking out into the water floor, there is a view of the rapid island. During low tide until dry, you can walk to a small island in front of the beach. Suitable for relaxation as well.
Nopparat Thara is located in Hat Nopparat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park. Originally, the villagers called "Klong Haeng Beach". During low tide, the canal water flowing from the northern mountains is dry. It became a white sand beach stretching into the sea. During low tide until dry, you can walk to a small island. The beach front area This place is very suitable for vacationing. Most of them are locals. Will sit and eat on the beach And across the beach There will be food for sale on the roadside.
Nopparat Thara Beach It is a point with a jogging trail along the beach, a quiet beach, suitable for relaxing and swimming.