Monkey Trail

4 Jade - a week ago

You’ll get to see a few monkeys on the way. Part of the trail that is more steep have wooden stairs. At the of the trail is a beach and before entering, the guard will ask for your vaccination certificate and have you write your info on a log book. We spent a couple of minutes in the sea and it gets quite wavy at times.

4 Julz Perry - 2 months ago

Let me start off by saying that the stairs on this trail definitely weren’t built to Australian standards but hey, thailand right! The trail is rough going and dodgy as heck but SO WORTH IT. The views from this amazing location are stunning and the beach on the other side is amazing. We saw multiple monkeys on our trek and had a great time watching them. When we were there you had to show COVID status in order to gain access to the beach on the other side. We swam in the beach on both sides of the trail and had an amazing time.

4 נצח שי - 2 months ago

A beautiful path that leads to a beach strip and a hotel nearby. Wooden stairs leading to a hidden and charming beach. The trail itself is shaded and easy to walk. The vehicle can be parked nearby.

5 Taylor Bowles - 6 months ago

About a 15-20 minute walk, over a set of wooden stairs (watch your step, they aren’t super even) to a gorgeous and quiet beach. Incredible views of the surrounding mountains from the water. Didn’t see any monkeys on the walk there but saw about six on the way back, compared to other locations I’ve been they seemed less likely to come close to humans. Will come back for sure!

5 Martin Söder - 7 months ago

No monkeys unfortunately but a nice walk through the woods. A little difficult to access in some places but not particularly difficult. You will come to a very nice beach on the other side, so bring swimwear.

5 Steven - 3 months ago

Very short hike, but quite steep up and down over the rock. High chance to see some monkeys. Just keep watching the trees near the end of the path before descending to the best beach in the area.

3 Aditya Raj Agarwal - 4 months ago

It's a small trail and the beach on the other side is okay, but not worth the effort unless you are staying at one of the resorts that side. If you are in Ao Nang you will most certainly go to Railay and/or Phi Phi anyway and you will get enough of the beach stuff there. The trail in itself in just a general path with some wooden steps and some barren earth. It's short, so you can indeed do it for fun, but don't expect an insane view on the other side.