Best Beaches Near Bangkok for a Perfect Beachside Getaway

The Hua Hin beach is located in the small town of Hua Hin in Bangkok. The name ‘Hua Hin’ originates from the words ‘stone head’ which is so due to the large rock formations that are visible from the beach and are located right at the end. The mesmerising beach itself is a 4 kilometre long white sand paradise with the entire view of the gulf of Thailand.

Also known as Haad Sai Kaew, Sai Kaew Beach is located towards northern Phuket Island. It is one of the very developed beaches and hence subject to mass tourism. One will find umpteen restaurants along with with a lively nightlife scene, loud music, and a good crowd as well. Besides these, Sai Kaew Beach is also famous for plenty of water sports like water skiing, jet-skiing, banana boating, canoeing, wakeboarding, and scuba diving.

A famous public beach in Koh Chang in Thailand, the Klong Prao Beach is a scenic beach located in the central area of the west coast. A popular hub for both lone travellers as well as couples and families, the Klong Prao Beach has a little bit of everything for everyone. This sandy beach with calm waters is dotted with resorts, restaurants, and bars; and is split into three sections by the inland waterways, known as the klongs.

Coral Island, or Koh Larn, is a gorgeous island situated at a distance of around 7 Km off the coast of Pattaya Beach. With the Bay of Bangkok present on the northeastern end and Gulf of Siam on the western side, Koh Larn is synonymous to paradise on earth and is a must–visit place during your trip to Pattaya.

Pranburi beach is a natural beach located to the west of the Gulf of Siam. It is easily accessible from the resort town of Hua Hin that lies at a distance of mere 20 miles. Visitors who aspire to relax amidst sand, sun and sea find it irresistible on account of its unspoilt beauty and clean surroundings sans the commercialisation.

Lying around 28 KM to the north of Hua Hin city, Cha-Am beach is a favourite among Thai locals and resident expats. During the weekends and Thai holidays, a large number of working professionals and students throng to this beachside town to revel in some Thai-styled partying. The beach is long, wide at most parts of its stretch and well-kept. Just like Hua Hin, activities such as skiing and banana boating are available with the latter being very popular.

Pattaya Beach doesn’t really need any introduction. It is one of the most well-known attractions in Thailand that attracts tourists from across the world. But Pattaya Beach is much more than just a beach destination. It is thriving with various water sporting activities, such as parasailing, jetskiing, speedboats, diving boats and more. The Pattaya Beach Road with palm trees on either side is one of the most happening places of Thailand.

Wong Amat Beach is located in the Amphoe Bang Lamung district of Chang Wat Chon Buri province of Southern Thailand. Situated right at the peninsula of Naklua Bay, the place can is easy to dentify by the tall buildings and towers. Wong Amat Beach is known to be one of the most beautiful and peaceful beaches fo Pattaya. It is known to be a jewel because of the coarse sand and the fact that it can hold a good crowd during high season.

Bang Saray Beach is located in the Sattahip district of Chon Buri province of Thailand. It is one of the pleasant beaches of Pattaya, which is a low key alternative to other over-crowded beaches at this place. The days at this beach are calm, and the nightlife is also undisturbed. The small quaint town and beach are equipped with facilities like outdoor gym, park, souvenir shops, a handful of pubs, bars, and restaurants.

Tucked away in the eastern corner of the map of Thailand, some 21 kilometers from Pattaya city- Ko Phai is a cluster of islands that is celebrated for its unreal beauty and pristine beaches. Ko Klung Badan, Ko Luam Ko Manwichai, and Ko Rin are some of the few islands among the group of Ko Phai. The phenomenal archipelago is a retreat for sunbathers and beach lovers. Keep in mind that you can visit Ko Phai during daytime, but have to leave the shores before the evening sun wears off.