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Ao Noi Na
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Around Ao Noi Na
  Ao Cho
  Ao Hin Khok
  Ao Kiu Na Nok
  Ao Lukyon
  Ao Lung Dam
  Ao Nuan
  Ao Phai
  Ao Phrao
  Ao Thian
  Ao Tubtim
  Ao Wai
  Ao Wong Duen
  Haad Sai Kaew

Around Rayong province
  Ban Phe
  Ko Mun Nork
  Ko Samet


Most of the north coast of Ko Samet lacks the stunning beaches of the island's west and east. As a result, Ao Noi Na is the island's quietest shore, and the best place to head if you'd like some seclusion. The view from here is of Ban Phe and the mainland, rather than out to sea; for some, this takes away from the thrill of being on an island, though others may find the view of distant blue peaks to be rather romantic.

Previously littered with abandoned resorts, the north coast is experiencing a resurgence -- and though it's still a quiet stretch of sea, there are now a lot more places to stay and the guesthouses tend to be friendlier than elsewhere on the island.

For those seeking a getaway from the crowds, this can be a very good location -- though the nightlife of Ko Samet's east coast beaches are never more than a short ride away.

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