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Mae Pim Resort Hotel 234/2-19 Moo 3 Pea-Glang-Grum Rd., • View the Map Mae Pim Resort Hotel is cosily snuggled down the serene Mae Pim Beach of Rayong province. ... More Book NowBreakfast Included
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Centara Sappaya Rayong 215/3 Moo 3, Laem Mae Pim • View the Map Centara Sappaya Rayong, Boutique Collection is designed and built with a primary goal. Thi... More SOLD OUTBreakfast Included
Welcome to Rayong and its 100 km of white sand beaches.
Rayong is especially renowned for its tropical fruits such as pineapples, ramboutan and durian, but this province all along the south-east coast of the Gulf of Siam is mostly known by tourist for its more than 100 kilometers of beaches. Many hotels and restaurants are set all along these coasts and after your sunbathing days on the beach you will enjoy their mouth-watering seafood, including lobsters and calamari. You will enjoy the peacefullness of the beaches, pay a visit to the mainland and swim in the waterfalls, and the golf players will have the oppurtunity to practice their skills on many first class courses.
Mae Ramphung beach is the main beach of Rayong as it is only 11 km away from town. The beach itself is 12 km long and you will find hotels and restaurants or food stalls all along the beach road. It is a very pleasant beach, especially in week days, as it is much more busy on week-ends, when Thai people from Ranong and surroundings come to here. Saeng Chan beach is located just 7 km away from Rayong and therefore is the closest beach to town. It is actually a succession of small beaches, protected by successive sea walls. You will find many good quality hotels and restaurants all along the road lining the beach and enjoy fresh seafood from the small neighbour fishermen village of Laem Charoen.
Laem Mae Phim beach is a superb beach, 20 km away from Rayong, it is very popular among tourists, especially thai people coming here to stay and enjoy the many activities and water sports. You will find plenty of good restaurants and hotels for all budgets. Just facing the beach, you can see three tiny islands, Koh Mun Nai, Koh Mun Klang and Koh Mun Nok, you will easilly reach padling with a sea kayak, as they are only 5 kilometers from the beach.
Acivities around Rayong
Rayong and its area offers marvelous excursions inside, to discover the fruit fields, the temples, the parks, but Rayong, beside its beaches is mostly known to be a paradise for Golf players as most Golf courses in the area are between Pattaya and Rayong, with five international class golf courses close enough to Rayong beaches, all these courses are designed by golf stars like Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo or Robert Trent Jones Jr. You will have the opportunity to practice and play on courses among the most distinguished of the world, don't miss it !
Taksin Temple is located in front of Wat Lum Mahachai Chumphon and has been built to remind the short stay of the King Taksin in Rayong. The temple is worshiped a lot especially by Thaï people from chinese origins and it becomes a real pelgrimage site during the Chinese New Year, attracting many people there.
Wat Pa Pradu hosts a statue of a reclining Buddha of 12 meters long, but strangely reclining on the left side, contrary to the more conventionial right side.
Phra Chedi Klang Nam is an interesting 10 meters high chedi, located on a small island in the Rayong river estuary.
Si Muang Park is located in the center of town, just behind the city hall and hosts a buddhist temple of traditionnal thai architecture style.
Sopha Botanical gardens are located just near the ferry pier to Koh Samet. these splendid gardens give you the chance to observe the most varied collection of trees and plants of Thailand. You will also find an exposition of thai antiques there.
Khao Laem Ya Koh samet National Park is located on the mainland, 6 km away from the fishermen village of Ban Phe, but the park also includes Koh Samet, the main beaches on the mainland and smaller island east of Ko Samet.
Koh Samet and its Marine Park.
Koh Samet is a National Park of a great natural beauty, close to Pattaya and Bangkok, but so much different, it attracts all beach lovers fed up of the city noise, as you will find here fabulous beaches, but no crazy nightlife, with few bars and discotheques. Koh Samet is just 7 km away from the mainland and many consider its beaches to be the best of Thailand with those of Krabi province.
Sai Kaew beach, or Diamond Beach, is the longest and the most popular of all beaches of Koh Samet. It is located north east and is almost 1 km long. An heavenly beach, with many water sports and activities. Beach bars, small restaurants and accommodation for all budgets are lining the beach.
Ao Prao is the only real beach of the west coast, and therefore the only with sunset view. It is a pure jewel and only few hotels will be found there. The beach is only 200 m long and is really pleasant. Ao Prao is a high grade destination if you are mostly looking for relaxation and calm.
Ao Vongduen is a 500 m long beach, moon croissant shaped, offering a stunning sunrise. The sand is white and fine and the calm atmosphere is an invitation to lazyness. It is the second largest beach in Koh samet, you will find Deluxe hotels, but also first class seafood restaurants, with terrace overlooking the Gulf of Siam.
There are also more gorgeous and quiet coves around Koh Samet you might like to give a chance to, you can then try Noi Na beach on the north coast, or Ao Kew on the east coast, in the deep south of the island.
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Rayong is especially renowned for its tropical fruits such as pineapples, ramboutan and durian, but this province all along the south-east coast of the Gulf of Siam is mostly known by tourist for its more than 100 kilometers of beaches. Many hotels and restaurants are set all along these coasts and after your sunbathing days on the beach you will enjoy their mouth-watering seafood, including lobsters and calamari. You will enjoy the peacefullness of the beaches, pay a visit to the mainland and swim in the waterfalls, and the 
Rayong and its area offers marvelous excursions inside, to discover the fruit fields, the temples, the parks, but Rayong, beside its beaches is mostly known to be a paradise for 
