Ao Yai Kee Beach
หาดยายกี๋
A crescent-shaped bay on the northwest coast, with white sand fringed by coconut palms and Yai Ki Waterfall nearby, making it a convenient detour.
Ao Yai Kee (also written Yai Kee/Yai Ki) is a tranquil crescent-shaped bay on the northwest coast of Koh Kood. Coconut palms line the back of the sand, and the shallow, clear water is ideal for swimming. With only a few resorts in the bay, it is often called one of the quietest beaches on the island. A small river flows into the sea on the north side of the bay, and you can follow the stream upstream about 1 km to Yai Ki Waterfall. It is about 15 minutes by motorbike from Khlong Chao Village, and some sections are dirt roads.
Opening hours
Open all day
Nearby sights
- Khlong Yai Ki Waterfall
- Ao Tapao Beach
- Khlong Chao Waterfall
- Big Tree of Koh Kood
- Ao Salat Fishing Village
- Koh Kood
- Khlong Chao River Kayaking
- Huang Nam Khiao Waterfall