As some of you might know, Ya-Nui Beach is a Tsunami Hazzard area where it was destroyed once in the year of 2004 during Tsunami Disaster.
And so you know, Ya-Nui Beach can be considered as part of Phuket’s beautiful beach to go.
There is a small reef that is good for snorkelling during the dry season. Considering Ya Nui’s proximity to many of the island’s hotels in the south of the island, the beach still remains of Phuket’s best kept secrets.
The driver stopped us at Ya-Nui Beach to take some photos before we head back to the resort.
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Snorkeling at Krabi, once of a must-do thing.
The water isn’t that expected clear, it isn’t like “Diamond Water Filtered - Like” and you can’t really see any sea creatures with your bare eyes.
The most stupid thing is, there is only 1 specie of fish that we can see, how pathetic!
By using my DicaPac Underwater Kit, I can’t see anything from the snorkeling mask. I can’t see any display on my digital camera screen and I can just simply snap whenever possible and hoping that I will be able to snap some great shots.
Here it is, the best of whatever I can see.
Most of the corals are dead, perhaps due to Tsunami happens back in few years ago?
You are seeing the above underwater pictures are clear, because I’ve edited it using Picasa Google.
Accordingly to the tour guide, if it happens that your mask dropped into the sea, you must inform him or else you will be fined with 1,000.00 Baht each.
Next 2 Days ! See some nude girls having sunbath. Drooool !
So Now You Know … !
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Just be prepared for some breath-taking photos of Ao Nang Beach!
The beach is not “Port Dickson - like” or “Bagan Lalang - like”. It’s purely clean and soft sand laid all along the Ao Nang Beach.
It is definitely a very good photo taking spot for photography lovers!
We had a group photo taken here.
Tips to take group photo at beach :
Never take group photo by having the sun at your back, you will have these dark faces where you can’t see the features of it. Always take photos by having the sun shining on your face and you will be guaranteed to have some nice photos with proper lighting like the below : -
At Ao Nang Beach, this is where we boarded onto our long tail boat which it takes us to the Island Island mentioned earlier. There are so many boats parked alongside at Ao Nang Beach to sail to the Island Island.
When we are almost arriving to the 1st Island, we are like : “What?! Standing in the sea?”
Yes, the sea combining 2 Island together (Hong Island & Tub Island) is simply shallow and allow us to just walk from an Island to and Island.
Now I’m like David Blaine!
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By having a DicaPac Underwater Kit, I had this opportunity to take the underwater photos without having my camera dipped into the sea water.
Due to the water spot in front of the Dicapac Underwater Kit, it spoils this image. Remember to check if there is any water spot in front of your lens before you take any photos.
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