Discover Sirinat National Park, Phuket

Located on the northwest coast of Phuket, Sirinat National Park is a breathtaking blend of coastal beauty and lush greenery. Spanning over 90 square kilometers, this protected area showcases Thailand’s natural wonders, offering an escape for nature enthusiasts and travelers alike. Whether you’re exploring its tranquil beaches or diving into its vibrant marine life, Sirinat National Park promises a memorable experience for all.  In 1981, during the foundation of the park, it was called Nai Yang National Park. In 1992, the name was changed to Sirinat National Park in honour of Queen Sirikit’s 60th birthday.

A Glimpse into Sirinat National Park

Sirinat National Park is renowned for its pristine landscapes, stretching across Nai Thon, Nai Yang and Mai Khao Beaches. The park preserves some of Phuket’s most important ecosystems, including mangrove forests, coral reefs, and diverse wildlife habitats. It’s a haven for endangered species and a key area for conservation efforts.

Pullman Phuket Arcadia’s Role in Promoting Sustainability

Situated near Nai Thon Beach, Pullman Phuket Arcadia Naithon Beach plays an active role in supporting sustainable tourism. As part of its commitment to environmental stewardship, the resort provides guests with valuable information about Sirinat National Park and its protected areas.

• Visitor Guidance: Upon arrival, guests are introduced to Sirinat National Park’s ecological significance, helping them understand the importance of preserving this natural gem.
• Eco-Friendly Activities: The resort promotes responsible tourism, offering tips on how to explore the park sustainably, such as respecting wildlife habitats and reducing waste.
• Forest Friends Initiative: Through the “Forest Friends” program available on Pullman App, guests can engage with conservation activities and learn about the flora and fauna within the hotel.
• Beach Cleaning Weekly Activity: We’re proud to call the stunning shores of Naithon Beach our home. Although Naithon Beach is still considered a public beach, we want to do everything we can to ensure it is pristine for everyone to enjoy. Every Wednesday our team organises a beach clean, picking up rubbish and leaving a safe environment for our guests and local wildlife.

Why Sirinat National Park is a Must-Visit

1. Untouched Beaches:
   •   Nai Thon Beach: A peaceful stretch of sand with crystal-clear waters, ideal for relaxing away from crowds.
   •   Nai Yang Beach: Known for its shallow coral reefs, perfect for snorkeling and exploring marine life.
2. Unique Ecosystems:
   Sirinat is home to Phuket’s largest mangrove forest, supporting diverse wildlife, including rare birds and reptiles. Visitors can explore this unique habitat through designated trails and guided tours.
3. Marine Conservation:
   The park protects vital coral reefs that house numerous fish species and marine plants. It’s a great spot for eco-diving or snorkeling while learning about marine sustainability.
4. Turtle Nesting Sites:
   Mai Khao Beach, within the park, is a nesting ground for endangered leatherback turtles. Witnessing the hatching season is a magical, once-in-a-lifetime experience.

How to Visit Sirinat National Park Responsibly

• Stick to Trails: Help preserve the environment by staying on marked trails and designated paths.
• Respect Wildlife: Avoid feeding or disturbing animals, and always observe them from a safe distance.
• Limit Waste: Carry reusable bottles and bags to reduce plastic waste.
• Support Local Communities: Purchase eco-friendly souvenirs and support local vendors.

Explore Sirinat National Park from Pullman Phuket Arcadia

Staying at Pullman Phuket Arcadia Naithon Beach puts you just a stone’s throw away from Sirinat National Park’s wonders. Guests can enjoy the best of both worlds: The hospitality and service of Pullman resort and the natural beauty of one of Phuket’s most treasured protected areas.

The main entrance and Sirinat National Park fee

In the north of Nai Yang Beach is the main entrance and headquarters of Sirinat National Park. The park is open all year round from 06:00 – 18:00.  To enter Sirinat National Park you need to buy an entry ticket. Adults pay 200 baht and children half (100 baht).

Whether you’re a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply someone looking for tranquility, Sirinat National Park offers an unforgettable experience that combines beauty, education, and sustainability. Plan your visit today and immerse yourself in the untouched splendor of Phuket’s natural heritage.

Learn More: https://www.thailandmagazine.com/sirinat-national-park/?lang=en