I had always dreamt of living near the ocean. The sound of waves crashing against the shore, the salty breeze, and the sight of the endless sea always fascinated me. When I finally moved to Phuket, I was over the moon. I spent my days exploring the beautiful beaches that lined the coast, and every day felt like an adventure.
As time went by, I found myself getting drawn to certain beaches more than others. Yanui Beach and Surin Beach were two of my favourites, with their soft white sand and crystal-clear waters. But as I started to explore more, I discovered new favourites that were just as beautiful. And then I found Karon Beach.
At first, I wasn't too sure about Karon Beach. It was wide and open, with no shade to protect you from the scorching sun. But one day, I decided to take a walk along the beach to see if there was more to it than met the eye.
As I walked towards the end of the beach, I noticed that there were many large and small rocks scattered around. Each stone seemed to have been placed on top of the other together beautifully, forming a natural sculpture that was breathtaking to behold. And most importantly, there were big trees that provided shade, making the weather not so hot.
I started to fall in love with Karon Beach more and more. Every time I went, I would walk through a lot of rocks, about 1 kilometer, and see many large boulders. This area was very shady, and I loved to walk, sit and lie on this hunk very much. I would spend no less than an hour breathing in the fresh air before returning home.
Now, Karon Beach has become one of my favourite places to be. It's not just about the beautiful scenery or the crystal-clear waters anymore. It's about the little corner of paradise that I've found there, away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the beach. And every time I go there, I am reminded of the beauty of nature and how lucky I am to be living near the ocean.