Very beautiful secluded beach. We arrived at noon and it was perfect. Not many people and you kinda have the beach on your own. We even saw eagles there. The water quality is crystal clear, calm and pure sand 😍 in the afternoon it’s getting windy and wavy. Only thing I didn’t like was the jet skis trying to get attention and probably want to rent it out. There is a small resto just before the end of the trail. Please support them. They make the trail safe and better and they are super nice. You can rent sun beds also and snorkeling equipments on site. To get there just walk until the end of Surin beach and walk past the last resto. You need to walk through the rocks before getting to the start of the trail. Around 10-15 minutes depends how fast you walk but it’s an easy walk and I think better than using the boat. Reminder to people who wants to go there please have some manners and don’t do disturbing noise since people wants to relax that’s why we choose this beach. Shouting and screaming is unnecessary.

Amazing, secluded beach! So good for snorkeling! You can get there by boat from Surin beach, it costs 100 bth/ person one way or you can walk through the forest around 15 min. You will need some good shoes to be sure you won't slip on the rocks. There is no place to buy beverages or food on the beach, so be careful to take something with you.

A great secluded beach if you want to avoid the crowded Surin beach. It takes some effort to get here, as you will need to follow a small dirt road path that isn't wheelchair friendly. But it's definitely worth it, as there is a nice little restaurant along this path with an amazing view. Would recommend.

Stunning beach! A little hard to reach, but in my opinion it’s worth it. There’s literally no one there, you have free shade from the palms and trees, the water is clean and the view is exceptional. Be careful at the low/high tide, it can make your journey a bit difficult, so have that in mind.

It is a little bit tricky to find, you should go to Surin and on the left side there are a lot of signs that will help you to find this beach through the rocks. It is not crowded with a crystal clear water. Seems like there are some corals on the left side of the beach. There is a small cafe on the last rocks before entrance to the sand of the beach. There is no sunbeds on the beach, but you can hide under the trees that make shadow during all the day. There are also transfers to and from the beach, but we went by foot, so not aware of prices.

A beautiful and small beach. The number of tourists is significantly lower due to the difficulty of accessing the beach. You can arrive by boat or walking from Surin. If you decide to walk, it is important that you consider that the walk is not very simple. The terrain is a bit difficult, so I recommend wearing a suitable shoe, likewise, arriving in sandals is not impossible. Important to note that you will not see anything very different vs Surin beach. The only differences are: the amount of tourists, the smallest size of the beach and the prices of food and drink in the only place that sells something on the beach. So, if you are very adventurous, you should go to visit it, otherwise I recommend spending the day in Surin.

'Cape Singh Beach' has become a hidden beach from the recent years that can reach by small boat from Surin Beach (cost around 100THB) or walking through the hidden path on the cliff from Surin Beach A short stretch beach has only few people there made it more peaceful, perfect for relax, sunbath and swimming. Don't forget to bring food and drinks along! as the beach was quite empty, both food stalls and people lol Things To Know About Cape Singh Beach • Highlight : Sunbath, Swimming, Snorkeling • Location : West Coast • Access : By boat in high season, Walking through hidden path • Facility : Restaurant on the cliff • Neighbor : Kamala Beach, Surin Beach

Visited this beach twice during my stay in Thailand. It's not a challenging walk from Surin beach if you are in relatively good shape. The hardest part is the beginning of the walk, which requires you to climb over some rocks. Also keep in mind that the tide can change and the rocks may be underwater when you head back (which was the case for us on one of our excursions. Still manageable, but the rocks are a bit more slippery if you don't have good footing or waterproof shoes). Takes about 15 minutes to get to Haad Laem Sing, but once you arrive, you have a more secluded beach with great views. Some good pockets for snorkelling. There is one restaurant that services the beach and there are a few beach chairs/umbrellas to rent for a low price. There is also a boat that will take you from Surin beach to Haad Laem Sing, or vice versa, for a fee. It's a small boat, so there may be a short wait to get back to Surin beach towards the end of the day. The beach is expansive, you can easily find a spot away from others and enjoy the beauty of your surroundings. A nice escape from some of the busier beaches in Phuket.

Beautiful exotic sandy beach at Phuket island. Beach bars with umbrellas, sunbeds and cocktails. Clear and crystal waters, beautiful nature. Many Tuk Tuk taxi are available at the area, for a ride back to the hotel. The entrance to the beach is not free, but it is an inexpensive one.

One of the most beautiful beaches. The water is beautiful and clean. Getting to the beach is not that difficult. It takes a 15-minute easy walk from Surin Beach. I will post a video showing what the road to the beach is like. It can also be reached by boat that leaves from Surin beach. The plaza is quiet and there are not many people.

You can get there from Surin Beach. It'a 15 min walk at max. Getting there with Flip-Flops it's a little bit tricky but doable. Beautiful beach. A hidden pearl. No people here. You can also take a boat from the beachea around.

Secluded beach, which is very difficult to get to. There is an observation deck right next to the road, from which you can see the entire beach. But to drive a motorbike close to the beach will not work. The sand and water are very clean, there are not many people. Far from the road, so quite

Beautiful little beach, surrounded by palm trees, not crowded and very chill. There’s a restaurant there so don’t worry about food and drinks! From Surin beach is a 10-15 walk through the rocks, not too bad, I did it barefoot.

This is a must. If you like small, wild and beautiful beach, that is yours. Brilliant water and sand. You can rent a boat from Surin beach.

Beautiful beach. I was there in january 2020 and it was accessable only by boat. Closest longboats are on Surin and Kamala beach and they will drive you for the price of 200 - 250 B per person for both ways. There is a restaurant there but i suggest to bring your food and buy watter in restaurant. There are trees on the beach where you can hide from the sun.

The best beach we visited in Phuket, chill and not crowded, a huge contrast to busy Surin Beach

Nice private beach but a lot of plastic on the beach and the sea is a bit too choppy for swimming the day we went. Unfortunately the restaurant on the beach seems abandoned and has a large “for rent, thank you” sign so bring your own drinks.

Very beautiful beach,lots of big rocks, nice shade under the trees, nobody here, 10 minute walk from Southern surin follow the signs after the restaurant. Enjoy

One of our highlights in phuket. The hike to the beach from surin beach was adventurous 😁 There were just a few people on the beach and by sunset we were about 6 remaining. The sunset was beautiful and we had an amazing experience on our honeymoon. We will definitely return.

I walked there from Surin beach! The walk is indeed an adventure and not always easy. I don’t recommend to wear flip flops. Wear good shoes. I went to the beach to snorkel. But water was not clear enough to see anything (end of Nov, early morning, mid tide).

Beautiful quiet beach, have a good 15 minute walk from Surin beach over the headland which stops most tourists from making the effort. Also you can get a taxi boat for 100THB from Surin. No restaurant on the beach but one on the path back to Surin. Some reasonable snorkeling off the beach.

A beautiful little beach that is hidden away. It is possible to hike to it in about 15 minutes from the south end of Surin or to take a small boat over for about 100 baht. A real gem if you can find it.

This is such an amazing place, tucked away from the hustle and bustle. Please you visitors, behave decently and don't leave rubbish there, take care of this beach!