Nai Thon–Nai Yang–Mai Khao

15 projects on file.

Getting here

Where it is.

The Airport Bus (route 8411, Phuket Mahanakorn Co., Ltd.) leaves from Exit 3 on floor 3 of the domestic terminal, runs daily from 08:00 to 21:00, charges fares by distance travelled, and takes payment by QR code or in cash on board.
From Phang Nga, the Tha Chatchai ranger station on the north side of the park is reached by crossing the Thepkasattri Bridge and turning right for about 3 kilometres.
The airport site covers 2,238,800.35 square metres and has a single runway.

What is known about it.

The park headquarters is at 89/1 Moo 1, Ban Nai Yang, Sakhu Sub-district, Thalang District, Phuket 83140.
Ban Sakhu School, at Moo 3, Sakhu Sub-district, teaches from kindergarten year 2 to primary year 6 and had 78 pupils in academic year 2566 (2023).
Thalang Hospital (โรงพยาบาลถลาง) is at 358 Moo 1, Thep Krasattri Sub-district, Thalang, Phuket 83110, telephone 076-311034, with its emergency department on extensions 122–123.
The park's main hills are Khao Sai Kru (335 metres), Khao Mueang (295 metres) and Khao Ruak.
The park protects natural casuarina forest, mangrove forest along the waterways, coral reefs and sandy beaches used as nesting grounds by leatherback, hawksbill and olive ridley sea turtles.

More about Nai Thon–Nai Yang–Mai Khao

The national park describes heavy south-west monsoon rain from May to September and a drier north-east monsoon season from November to April.
The park's coastline is about 13 kilometres long and takes in Sai Kaeo, Mai Khao, Nai Yang, Nai Thon and Layan beaches and the bay at Ao Thung Nung.
The national park gives April as the hottest month, averaging 29 degrees Celsius, and December as the coolest, averaging 27 degrees Celsius.
It was renamed Sirinat National Park following a Cabinet resolution of 25 September 1990 marking Queen Sirikit's 60th birthday.
The park was declared Thailand's 31st national park, as Hat Nai Yang National Park, in the Government Gazette, Volume 98, Section 115, dated 13 July 1981.
The park covers about 56,250 rai (90 square kilometres), of which roughly 76 per cent is sea and 24 per cent land.
Sirinat National Park is a marine national park on the north-west coast of Phuket Island that covers parts of Mai Khao, Sakhu and Choeng Thale sub-districts in Thalang District.

Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, Sirinat National Park page · Ban Sakhu School, basic information page (ข้อมูลพื้นฐาน) · Thalang Hospital, contact page (ติดต่อเรา), checked 24 September 2026

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