Destination

Ngapali Beach once known as the "Naples of the East", is located on the northern coast in Rakhine State, it is an unpolluted, unspoiled beach stretching over 3 km with crystal clear blue sea and clean white sands fringed with green coconut groves. This unspoiled beach is 45 minutes by flight just northwest from Yangon.

Ngapali Beach is bordered by Bay of Bengal waterfront, there are rich sea fish resources including fish, shrimp, corals and sea mammals. There are no harmful algal blooms, no poisonous jellyfish (Yedann).

Most of the inhabitants of Ngapali Beach (Thandwe) areas are fishermen from local fishing communities: bringing daily catches every morning. The catches included shrimp, lobster, squid, shellfish, and in fish: snapper, grouper, sea bass, hilsa, horse mackerel and Spanish mackerel. All the fishes are very fresh keeping up their original colours offering first class seafood.

Ngapali is undoubtedly one of the best places for a relaxing holiday and it is highly recommended to those who seek a quieter getaway. The water here is transparent and the sea is tranquil.