Nature is beautiful, waiting for you to explore.

Finally, at around 8 am, the kayak rental shop at Yanui Beach opened its doors. I was excited to rent a kayak and explore the beautiful coastline. The shop offered both 1-person and 2-person kayaks, and the cost was 100 baht per person for 1 hour.

The staff provided me with a life jacket and a large waterproof bag for any belongings I wanted to bring on the kayak. I opted for a 1-person kayak and set off on my adventure.

Before I set off, the staff gave me some important safety instructions. They told me that the kayak could only go along the line where the yachts were anchored, and not to go out behind them. Apparently, there was a deep trench in that area, and there was a risk of accidents occurring.

I took the staff's advice to heart and set off towards the Windmill Viewpoint, with the intention of making my way to nearby Nai Harn Beach. Although I had kayaked for the first time about 6 months ago, this trip was even more enjoyable thanks to the fresh morning atmosphere and the beautiful scenery. It was the perfect way to spend a morning at the beach.

As I paddled further out to sea, I was struck by the beauty of the clear, blue water. It was a sight to behold, and I couldn't resist the urge to take a few pictures to capture the moment.

I noticed that many tourists in the area were snorkeling to see the fish in the water. It looked like a lot of fun, and I made a mental note to try it out on my next visit to Yanui Beach.

Although this was my second time kayaking, I did start to feel a little seasick as I paddled further out to sea. But despite the mild discomfort, I was having so much fun that I didn't want to turn back.

Eventually, I made my way back to shore, feeling exhilarated and grateful for the opportunity to experience such a beautiful place. I couldn't wait to come back and do it all again.

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