A beach village in casuarina shade by the national park: a local rhythm, the neighbourhood’s best new-build prices and the airport 10 minutes away.
Nai Yang is a beach village at the southern edge of Sirinat National Park: fishing boats, beach restaurants on the sand, a kilometre of casuarinas instead of a promenade. There is no resort showcase — by design. Yet the airport is 10 minutes away, and new condo projects are rising along the beach road at prices well below Bang Tao.
Nai Yang beach is a long tree-shaded arc with a reef 50 metres offshore: high-season snorkelling straight off the beach. Waves are rare — the reef shelters the bay. North lies wild Mai Khao; south, past the cape, Nai Thon. Part of the beach is national-park territory with a token entrance fee.
Nai Yang is an early-cycle market: beachside new-builds start from ~4.8M THB (~$144k) — prices long gone from the Bang Tao beaches. Growth drivers: the airport, the national park (supply cap) and the overheating of southern areas. The risk: resort infrastructure develops slower than prices — buy with a 3–5 year horizon.
Projects from our catalog in this area — developer prices, instalment plans, rental programs.
The Title ready condo near Nai Yang beach — one of the most affordable entry prices in the whole brand lineup
Completed resort condo by quiet Nai Yang beach from The Title — a Phuket condo developer with a long track record
A pet-friendly off-plan condo from The Title in Nai Yang — 291 units, completion estimated late 2028
A mix of audiences: transit guests and crews (the airport), winterers hunting the affordable north, golf-club visitors. Rates are below Bang Tao, but unit entry costs 1.5–2× less — the unit economics balance out through the purchase price.
ROI →The runway is beyond the cape to the north; planes do not pass over the beach itself. The noise is occasional and far weaker than people expect — the area remains one of the island’s quietest.
New-builds from ~4.8M THB (~$144,000), e.g. The Title Halo 1. Houses and villas inland from ~$250,000. Some of the lowest near-beach prices in Phuket.
The basics are here: restaurants, mini-marts, a market; malls are in Thalang (15 min). The area is in its growth phase: infrastructure is catching up with construction — that is both the upside and the constraint.
Early-cycle investors and frequent flyers. For a ready-made resort environment today, look at Bang Tao and Layan instead.
