Phuket’s New Floating Party Zone: Yona Beach Club

by | Jan 10, 2023 | In The News

Experience Phuket's laid-back vibes in a new luxurious setting at Yona Beach Club, a floating beach club complete with music, drinks and pools off Patong Beach.

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Yona Beach Club is what’s new in Phuket – a floating beach club with a 360-degree sea view, allowing you to experience the party in an unprecedented way. Step onto the deck and be swept away by the stunning ocean views that surround you. With a variety of delicious food, drinks and live music available for you to enjoy, Yona Beach Club is the new place in Phuket to have a fun and unforgettable night out. With its unique location, Yona Beach Club offers an oasis of party and relaxation at sea – what better way to experience good times in Phuket?

Yona Beach Club’s laid-back vibes

Providing beach vibes on a boat, Yona Beach Club is the perfect spot to spend your day or night. Soak up the atmosphere as you lounge poolside in one of its two infinity pools – a 22-metre-long main pool and another seating pool on the second floor.

Enjoy private club vibes with interiors in wooden accents highlighted in white, cream and yellow tones, a few palm trees lining the length of the 1200 sqm boat, and plenty of comfy day beds, pool beds and cabanas to sunbathe in.

 

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When nighttime comes around, head up to the rooftop for spectacular sea views as you party until the early hours with a live DJ playing your favourite tunes. Whatever time of day, Yona Beach Club’s beach vibes create a relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere.

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So ditch the beach and come to Yona Beach Club for an unforgettable beach club experience in Phuket. With its beach club on a boat concept, amazing views and laid-back vibes – you’ll be sure to have a great

Getting to Yona Beach Club

Yona Beach Club, open from 11 am to 2 am, is located just off Patong Beach and provides shuttle boats to get you to and from the club. ◼

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