The end of the rainy season and beginning of winter is the Andaman Sea's most beautiful time. Whether you're exploring the islands, snorkeling, or simply strolling along the beach, this beauty, which only happens once a year, is truly an experience worth experiencing for yourself.
Late rainy season and early winter is when the Andaman Sea is at its most stunning. The sky opens wide, and the ocean turns a bright turquoise, naturally blending shades of blue and green. When the gentle sea breeze drifts by, it creates an atmosphere perfect for every kind of relaxation.
This is why November to April becomes the season many people eagerly await — the only time of year when nature crafts the Andaman into its most flawless and breathtaking form. Whether you’re island hopping, snorkeling among vibrant coral reefs, or simply strolling along the beach to enjoy the sea breeze, this once-a-year beauty is a true experience you should witness for yourself.
The opening of the travel season for the Similan and Surin Islands in Phang Nga marks the beginning of the Andaman Sea’s High Season. Both island groups are beloved by travelers and divers from around the world for their pristine natural beauty and well-preserved ecosystems. Each year, visitors eagerly await the reopening of these islands.
The Similan Islands are one of the most spectacular diving destinations in the Andaman Sea, famous for their crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life. The beaches here are exceptionally beautiful, featuring powdery white sand formed naturally from the erosion of coral and seashells. This unique process gives the sand an ultra-soft, bright texture that makes the coastline stand out from other islands.
Another iconic highlight is “Sail Rock,” a distinctive rock formation perched on a massive boulder, resembling a sail or a boot. It has become the symbol of the Similan Islands and a must-visit viewpoint for all travelers. With both stunning underwater scenery and pristine island landscapes, the Similan Islands are an ideal destination for diving, snorkeling, and experiencing untouched nature.
The Surin Islands stand out with their serene beaches, calm turquoise waters, and peaceful atmosphere ideal for relaxation. The islands are known for having one of Thailand’s most beautiful shallow coral reefs, making them perfect for beginners and avid snorkelers alike.
The Surin Islands are also home to the Moken sea gypsies, who continue to preserve their traditional way of life. This unique cultural aspect, combined with the natural beauty of the islands, creates a destination that is rich in both ecological value and cultural charm.


From November to April, the Andaman Sea offers bright skies and calm waters — ideal for a wide range of outdoor activities that make your holiday even more memorable.
After a fulfilling day exploring the Andaman Sea, returning to ananea Beyond Khaolak completes the experience. Located on a peaceful beachfront, the resort offers privacy and a naturally soothing environment. Designed under the concept of “Barefoot Luxury,” it embraces simplicity, openness, and natural materials that make every moment feel effortless and comfortable.
Whether you're venturing to the Similan–Surin Islands or relaxing by the sea, the high season is the ideal time to enjoy nature at its finest. And for travelers seeking a tranquil retreat that elevates the entire journey, ananea Beyond Khaolak is ready to welcome you — any season of the year.
