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Phang Nga in Augusthow the month reads

August is a mixed month — worth planning against specific weeks inside Thailand, with cooler than the yearly mean by 1.0°C. The safety bulletins below apply.

Rank
8 of 12
Score
60/100
August match
60/100

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What’s open · August

Things to do in Phang Nga in August

  • Closed
    Similan and Surin Islands

    the national park shuts for about five months each year so the reefs can recover, and because the southwest monsoon makes the crossing unsafe. Recent closures have run mid-May to mid-October

    Sources: nationthailand.com, thainationalparks.com

Opening seasons are checked by hand against the operators and parks themselves, not derived from the climate figures on this page. Last reviewed 2026-08-28. Dates move — confirm before you book.

  • Temperature
    30°C
    −1.0°C vs. yearly mean
  • Month rank
    8 of 12
    for Phang Nga
  • Best months
    January · February · March
    highest regional score
12-month temperature · Phang Nga

August in context

Temperature°C
Temperature · 12-month climatologyPhang Nga, Thailand — August. Average daytime high by month in °C. Lowest in September (29.4), highest in March (32.9). Monthly means: 30.8, 32.2, 32.9, 32.4, 31.1, 30.2, 29.9, 29.7, 29.4, 29.6, 29.8, 30.0.
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MonthAverage daytime high (°C)
January30.8
February32.2
March32.9
April32.4
May31.1
June30.2
July29.9
August29.7
September29.4
October29.6
November29.8
December30.0
Safety · 6 governments

What the governments say about Thailand

Combined advisory · most-cautious-wins
Exercise increased caution
Highest level across 6 governments · Advisory last changed
See breakdown by country
AU

Exercise increased caution

Changed Checked www.smartraveller.gov.au
CA

Exercise increased caution

Changed Checked travel.gc.ca
DE

Exercise normal precautions

Changed Checked www.auswaertiges-amt.de
UK

Exercise normal precautions

Changed Checked www.gov.uk
US

Exercise normal precautions

Changed Checked travel.state.gov

Parts of Thailand carry a higher advisory — up to level 4, "Do not travel". The governments concerned name a region rather than a boundary, so the carve-out is not drawn on the map and is not reflected in the combined level above. Follow the source links for where it applies.

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