The Samet Nangshe Skywalk
The Samet Nangshe Skywalk is a private glass walkway, not the village viewpoint: what it is, the entry ticket on sale (6:00 AM to 6:00 PM), what reviewers say about the shuttle and the price, and how it compares with the 30-baht hill (November 2026).
The Samet Nangshe Skywalk is a private attraction beside the village viewpoint: a glass walkway that its operator, Beyond Hotels & Resorts, describes as 180 metres long and 80 metres above sea level, with a view all the way round. It has its own ticket and its own shuttle, and it is not the hill with the 90-baht truck. The ticket on sale is MY Holiday Centre’s Phang Nga Bay: Skywalk at Samet Nangshe Entry Ticket, from US$24 a person (checked November 2026), valid on the day you pick from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Pick a date and you get an entry ticket by email for that day. No transfer is included, so you get to the site yourself.
Two different places
| The village viewpoint | The Skywalk | |
|---|---|---|
| Who runs it | The village site, with its own trucks | Beyond Hotels & Resorts |
| Getting up | Pick-up truck, 90 baht up and down, or a walk for 30 baht | The site’s shuttle, then a lift to the platform (a reviewer, August 2026) |
| What you stand on | A hilltop with a café | A glass and steel walkway, 180 m long, 80 m above sea level (operator’s figures) |
| Ticket | Paid on the spot in baht | Entry ticket from US$24 on GetYourGuide |
Village prices from the Phang Nga Provincial Administrative Organisation and the Tourism Authority of Thailand; Skywalk figures from Beyond Hotels & Resorts; checked November 2026.
Both look over the same islands. The village viewpoint is the cheaper of the two: 90 baht with the truck, against US$23.94 for the Skywalk ticket on 26 November 2026. The Skywalk’s draw is the walkway itself, and the restaurant terrace beside it.
The ticket on sale
On 26 November 2026 and 20 January 2027 the one ticket on sale was the Skywalk Entry Ticket Only, at US$23.94 a person, valid from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM on the date you pick. The description of the same product also mentions an Explorer ticket, with a food and drink voucher of 200 baht an adult and 100 baht a child, and an All-inclusive ticket with a set menu, house beer and a soft drink at the Horizon Restaurant; neither was on sale on those two dates. The listing does not mention who runs the walkway.
The ticket has 17 reviews on GetYourGuide, from December 2024 to August 2026. A reviewer in July 2026 allowed 30 to 45 minutes including the shuttle up and back, and found it “a bit pricy”. In March 2025 another went at sunrise and showed the emailed ticket at the gate for four people.
Hours and closures
Beyond Hotels & Resorts’ factsheet lists the Skywalk’s hours as 06:00 to 19:00 and says it is open to the public from 06:00 to 19:00 daily; the ticket’s own validity is given under the ticket above. Beyond posted on its Instagram and Facebook pages that the Skywalk would be closed on Sunday 15 November 2026 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM due to a filming activity; check its pages for later notices before you go.
Which to choose
If you came for the sunrise and the view, the village viewpoint gives you both for 30 or 90 baht, and it is where the sunrise tours go: see the sunrise time. If you want to stand on the glass, or eat on a terrace with the view, the Skywalk is the one to pay for. The two sites are a short way apart on the same hillside.
Getting there
The Skywalk is on the same hillside as the village viewpoint, so the roads are the same: 77 km by road from Phuket Old Town, 68 km from Khao Lak, 129 km from Krabi Town. How to get to Samet Nangshe has the full table.
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A Ticket for the Glass Walkway
MY Holiday Centre's entry ticket to the Skywalk at Samet Nangshe, valid on the day you pick from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Transfer not included.
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