Ya Nui Beach today: tide, waves, can you swim

This forecast is for information only. At the beach, follow the flags and the lifeguards’ instructions.

Waves0.5 mcaution

Chance of rain69%

Sunset18:05

Wave protection: A small bay sheltered by headlands and an islet opposite: the waves are usually small, but in the monsoon there can be a noticeable shore break.
Tide impact: There are rocks and corals in the middle of the bay: at low tide they sit right at the surface, so it is easier to get in at the edges and in the hours around high tide.
Getting in and seabed: It is easier to get in at the sandy edges of the bay: the middle has rocks and corals, which sit right at the surface at low tide. Reef shoes come in handy.
Who it suits: For snorkelling, kayaks and sunsets; the beach is tiny, so it can get crowded during the day.
Getting to Ya Nui Beach: A small bay between Promthep Cape and Nai Harn, with a small islet in the water opposite. Above the beach is the Windmill Viewpoint. on the map

High and low tide: today and tomorrow

Today, October 31, you can swim at Ya Nui Beach, but with caution: waves up to 0.5 m, swim window 11:00–18:05.

Today, October 31, low tide is at 07:00 and 19:00, high tide at 13:00.

Today, October 31, waves up to 0.5 m — caution.

Partly: at a strong low tide getting into the water is harder, so it’s more comfortable to swim closer to high tide.

In the rainy season (May–October) rip currents are possible — swim between the flags.