Ao Sane beach

The length of this beach is approximately 330 meters - it is a small, comfortable beach for a quiet rest. Ao Sane is not well known among tourists. The flora of this beach consists of trees of mixed species and a large number of beautiful, varied boulders! The sand on the beach is hard, gray-yellow color. Shallow entrance to the sea. The water in the sea is transparent, bluish color! In high season there is almost no wind on the beach! Here is a large and beautiful coral reef! Few people know, but this beach is divided into three zones by natural barriers, in the form of a large cluster of stones. In the north of the beach you can find yourself in a deserted area and quietly rest there away from people, under the shade of overhanging trees. In some places there is not a very good entrance to the sea. There may be large rocks on the bottom, but the water is very clear and you can see them with the naked eye! Full information with video and easy navigation - in the app 👉 PHUKETON

Whilst there is construction work going on just behind the beach, the snorkeling here is great, particularly out to the right following the line of rocks. I saw many colourful tropical fish and there's no current so very safe. Not too many people come here as it's a bit more remote and there's not much space for parking. If you're coming, best to use a motorcyle, there is a small amount of parking at the top of the earth path leading down to the beach. Regarding facilities, a guy has set up with a cold chest selling cans of soda for 30 Baht and there's a small cabin serving hot snacks. If you can ignore the construction then it's a very good place to snorkel.

A truly stunning beach—peaceful and serene. The area is gradually becoming private, but it's still worth a visit. The sea is clean and beautiful, with water that isn’t overly salty. The shoreline is covered with gorgeous little stones, adding to its charm. However, there are sharp, larger stones under the water that could cause deep cuts, so caution is necessary. The waves here provide an incredible and unforgettable experience!

Nice quiet beach (except for the construction) with large rocks and clear waters. Great for snorkelling and just chilling. The road is narrow and parking is impossible for cars. Best to come via motorbike and park on the top of the hill. There are steps leading down to the beach. Do bring along your own food and water as there are no facilities or sale of anything. Bring your trash with you when you leave.

Ao Sane as it was - is no more. Like so much of Phuket - which I first visited in 1975 - it is in the process of being concreted and utterly trashed. The water was nice and small reef fish plentiful though when I swam over from Nai Harn earlier today (7 April 2025)..

To reach the place use a bike and after go down to the beach. Access is easier on the left side.Despite the ongoing constructions of the new Baan Krating, the beach is not so frequented; shady gross sand with some big rocks here and there; snorkelling is decent, with some nice underwater places about 3 - 8 meters of dept, with plenty marine life. There are some corals bleached but still largely worth it for Phuket.

Went here to do some snorkeling. The beach is currently not in the best condition. There is some construction going on right behind the beach and this has resulted in some rubbish on the beach. As for the snorkeling. There was a fair amount of wind when I visited and the visibility was not briliant. I stayed in the more shallow part and that was extensive and there was a lot of fish and interesting rock and plant formations.

Beatifull sea. Ideal for snorkeling. Can see lot of fishes, corals. There is a small bufe for refreshment. Small beach with not too many people. Above the beach is ongoing construction work of villas. Seems once villas will be completed there will be no access to this beach