1 option from ฿3,000 per person. Departures from Check-in pier. Duration 4h 30min. Operators: YONA Beach Operation Company Limited.
The beach club here is moored offshore rather than built on sand, and the way in is a pass: ฿3,000 per guest for the Morning Pass, 09:30 to 14:00, of which ฿1,500 comes straight back as food and drink credit.
The shuttle boat from the pier, a welcome drink, a towel and pool access are inside it.
A pass buys entry and credit, not a seat: beds, sofas and cabanas are priced separately and per unit. The full day runs to 21:30 and costs more, while ladies and children have brackets of their own with smaller credit attached.
Cheapest first, every rate per guest with its credit named:
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| YONA Floating Beach Club — Day Pass, Phuket | 4h 30min | — | ฿3,000 per person |
Operators: YONA Beach Operation Company Limited
I had such a great experience at Yona Beach Club. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel very welcome. The food was delicious, and every dish we ordered was served surprisingly fast. The atmosphere, music, and beautiful ocean views made it the perfect place to relax and enjoy the day.
A one-of-a-kind experience. From the moment you get there, the vibe and music are spot on, and the crowd is great. The infinity pool is stunning and the view is perfect. We also really enjoyed the drinks — everything was top quality. It's definitely a must-visit if you're looking for a unique, high-energy day out.
Yona Beach Club is such a unique experience — the whole concept of a floating beach club is honestly amazing. Check-in was easy, and each guest gets a complimentary juice. The wait for the speedboat to take us out to the club was quick, and the ride itself was beautiful. They provided life jackets, and the scenery on the way there made the whole experience even better.
YONA is a four-storey club anchored in the bay off Phuket's east coast: four bars, a restaurant, an infinity pool, a second-floor sunset terrace with its own lounge pool and a rooftop that looks 360 degrees over the water. The club stays put — the operator states plainly that it does not sail.
Only by the club's own shuttle boat, because there is no road. You check in at the pier and the shuttle runs every twenty minutes from 09:30, with the last departure out to YONA at 17:00, and the crossing is inside the ticket. Which pier depends on the season: Royal Phuket Marina from 30 March to 15 November 2026, with parking on site, and Patong Pier from 16 November 2026 to 4 April 2027, where there is none.
Entry and a food and drink credit, plus a welcome drink, a towel for the day, pool access and passenger insurance. Restaurant access on a pass is capped at an hour and a half. What it does not buy is somewhere to sit: a bed, a sofa or a cabana is a separate purchase. The locker key takes a ฿200 deposit, refunded when you hand it back.
Seating is priced per unit and differs between the two packages, with half of the amount or a little more coming back as food and drink credit. In practice the choice is between a small unit for two and a maxi cabana for a group, and the afternoon costs more than the morning at both ends of that range.
| Seating | Package | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sea bed for two | Morning | from ฿8,000 |
| Pool sofa for two | Afternoon | from ฿10,000 |
| Maxi cabana for seven | Morning | ฿28,000 |
| Maxi cabana for eight | Afternoon | ฿52,000 |
No, they are two separate packages that do not join up. The Morning Pass runs 09:30 to 14:00 and morning guests must be checked in before 12:00 and leave at 14:00; staying on means buying the afternoon package as well. The morning is the family half, open from age 4; the afternoon is 20+. Private seating on the afternoon opens at 14:00, and cabana or bed holders check in before 17:00.
Important
A pass does not reserve you a seat — a bed, sofa or cabana is bought separately and per unit. And the last shuttle out to the club leaves at 17:00, so a ticket bought for a long evening still has to be on that boat.
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