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Yona Beach Club age policy: kids, adults only and ID

Two sessions, two rules. The morning (9:30–14:00) is family-friendly — children are welcome from about age 4, and there is a kids’ pass. The afternoon (14:00–21:30) is adults only: the venue checks photo ID at the pier, and since sources cite both 18 and 20 as the floor, confirm the current minimum age when booking.

The morning: the family half

Families get the club at its calmest — the same pools, the same kitchen, gentler volume. The kids’ pass carries about 500 THB of food-and-drink credit, adult morning passes about 1,500 THB, and last check-in is around noon. Reviewer Josh called the morning “more chill”, which is exactly why I put families and quiet swimmers there. The timeline of a session is on what to expect.

The afternoon: adults only, ID in hand

From 14:00 the venue enforces an adults-only floor, and the check is real: photo ID at the pier, before the shuttle, alongside the dress check. Bring the physical passport or a solid copy per the ticket’s instructions, and confirm the current minimum age when you book — published sources disagree between 18 and 20, and the pier’s answer is the only one that counts. Last check-in for the afternoon is around 17:00. A women-only afternoon pass with about 1,000 THB of credit also exists.

Why the split works

Nobody has to share. Parents get a morning where a six-year-old in the pool bothers no one, and the sunset crowd gets an evening that never turns into a crèche. When guests ask me which side to book, I ask one question back: who is coming? The answer decides it. Session tickets and the booking mechanics are on how to book.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I take children to Yona Beach Club?

Yes, in the morning session (9:30–14:00), which is family-friendly from about age 4 and has a kids’ pass with ~500 THB of credit. Afternoons are adults only. The day’s rhythm is on what to expect.

What ID do you need for Yona’s afternoon session?

Photo ID, checked at the pier before you board the shuttle. Sources cite both 18 and 20 as the minimum, so confirm the current rule when booking and carry the document itself, not a photo of a photo.

Is the morning session worth it for families?

It is the same vessel — 22 m infinity pool, restaurant, shuttle included — at its calmest, and the cheapest way onto it. Morning passes carry ~1,500 THB of credit; the full pricing is on the ticket prices page.