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Sirinat National Park, located at 89 Tambon Sa Khu in Amphoe Thalang, Phuket, Thailand, is a captivating tourist attraction that showcases the natural beauty of the region. This national park is renowned for its stunning white-sand beaches, lush mangrove forests, and unique opportunities to observe airplanes landing at the nearby Phuket Airport. As the smallest national park in Thailand, Sirinat offers a serene escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike, making it a must-visit destination for those exploring Phuket.

Sirinat National Park is conveniently situated near several popular attractions, making it an ideal stop for tourists. Visitors can enjoy the following highlights in the vicinity:

Nai Yang Beach - A beautiful stretch of sand perfect for relaxation and swimming.

Fisherman Market - Experience local culture and fresh seafood from 7:30 AM onwards.

Phuket Airport - Watch planes land up close, providing a unique photo opportunity.

Sirinat National Park offers a variety of amenities and activities for visitors to enjoy, including:

Snorkeling opportunities at coral reefs, particularly during high tide.

Walking and jogging trails through the park's natural landscapes.

Wildlife observation, including local birds and marine life.

The park is open daily, with entrance fees of 200 THB for foreigners and 40 THB for Thai citizens. Visitors can enjoy the park from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM on weekdays and until 4:30 PM on weekends. For those looking to avoid the entrance fee, visiting outside of these hours is a viable option. While the park offers beautiful natural scenery, some visitors have noted that cleanliness can be an issue, so it's advisable to come prepared.

White-sand beaches, mangrove forests & views of airplanes flying low toward nearby Phuket Airport.

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Park is very simple, no thrills place. Entrance fee for foreigners is 400 batts, however you can avoid, by taking a road to the left from the entrance. There is only one restroom in the park. Not much educational opportunities or any information in the visitors center. Some opportunities for snorkeling as there’s a coral island right at the beach, although better do it at high tide, as depth is quite shallow ~ 2 feet. Not very crowded. Good opportunity to watch airplanes landing in the airport located right next to the beach

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Charging 200THB per foreigner and 40THB per Thai is disgusting. You don’t even check if you are charging your own militarymen or not, just ask for money immediately. This place is basically a money trap and taxi car park. No animals to hear but cars beeping angrily and metal grinders in the distance are something you won’t miss.

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This national park is the smallest in Thailand,
It’s crowed by local who living near here come for jogging, walking, running, biking every morning and evening.

The beach is quiet but naturely dirty by normal local operations.
They also have fisherman market from 7.30AM onward (only few hours)

However here is special with VTSP RWY 09!
You’ll be close to an aircraft on final approach and assure landing (on some day), that will be your special photos ever!

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I had no idea that Sirinat Park was so large and included several beaches. I originally just wanted to go for a walk on the beach. I didn’t realize that Nai Yang Beach, along with the other beaches beyond it, is also part of Sirinat. So, we paid 200 baht per adult, which is quite a lot if you want to go there every day.

However, we found out the following: the opening hours are 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM on weekdays and 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM on weekends. During these times, you have to pay, but if you go before or after opening hours, there’s no one there, and you don’t pay anything. You just need to come earlier or later. They claim that the money is used for cleaning and similar purposes. Sorry, but look at the videos – some of the beaches are really dirty.

What also bothers me is that there are no toilets, nowhere to take a shower, and no proper place to dispose of trash. I don’t recommend Nai Yang Beach. There are so many dogs in one place, and we all know how unpredictable dogs can be here in Thailand.

To summarize: I only like the fact that it’s not overcrowded like Patong and similar places, but it’s not very clean here.

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It's a good place for the beach ⛱️.
There is a fish and local market.
If you walk a little bit, you can watch de aeroplanes landing very closely.

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Sirinat National Park offers a serene escape into the heart of Phuket's lush landscapes and ever-vibrant coastal scenery. This untouched sanctuary invites visitors to wander through a breathtaking tapestry of mangroves, pristine beaches, and crystal-clear waters. Here, you can walk along the soft sands of Nai Yang and Mai Khao Beaches, where the shoreline stretches endlessly, cradling the beauty of the Andaman Sea. With its rich biodiversity, the park is a haven for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Keep your eyes peeled for sea turtles nesting along the dunes or the playful antics of local monkeys swinging through the trees. Adventurous souls can partake in snorkeling or scuba diving, unearthing the vibrant coral reefs brimming with marine life just offshore. Beyond nature’s allure, the park is steeped in history, with remnants of World War II aviation shelters offering a glimpse into Phuket’s past. The inviting atmosphere encourages a meditative stroll or a peaceful day of solitude, making it ideal for both relaxation and exploration. Local food stalls offer traditional Thai delicacies nearby, allowing you to savor authentic flavors while basking in the park's tranquil ambiance. Entrusted with the preservation of remarkable ecosystems and breathtaking landscapes, Sirinat National Park beckons travelers seeking both adventure and peace. Whether you're lounging under a swaying palm or discovering hidden trails lined with colorful flora, this gem in Phuket promises an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Thailand's natural beauty.

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