Two days in Khanom: where to go
From people who live in Khanom · last checked October 2026
Khanom suits a slow trip: several sandy beaches, and pink dolphins a short boat ride away. Two days and a night cover it without long drives. This plan follows the real route, from people who live here.
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See stays and services in Khanom (in Thai)Day one — arrive and swim
- Afternoon: check in, then swim at Nai Phlao beach — white sand, shallow clear water
- Evening: walk Na Dan beach, in the middle of Khanom bay
- Before dark: stop at the old ferry pier at Khwaeng Phao beach for the view of sea and hills
Day two — sunrise and pink dolphins
- Early morning: watch the sun rise out of the sea at Kho Khao beach
- Morning: a pink dolphin boat trip, 1–3 hours, about 1,200 baht per boat for up to 7 people
- Afternoon: the small, quiet beach by the Khanom power plant before you head home
Good to know before you come
- Late October to November is usually the monsoon; boats may stay in on days with strong wind and waves
- Khanom is about 45 minutes from the Don Sak piers, so it follows a Samui or Phangan trip easily
Common questions
- How many days do I need in Khanom?
- Two days and a night cover the main beaches and a dolphin trip. For a real rest, three days and two nights means no rushing.
- What is there to see in Khanom?
- Nai Phlao, Na Dan and Kho Khao beaches, the beach by the Khanom power plant, the old ferry pier at Khwaeng Phao, and the pink dolphin boat trips.
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