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“Hat Chao Mai has a 20-kilometer coastline and a 5-kilometer long white sandy beach which is set against shady casuarinas and limestone hills with caves. Endangered dugong can be spotted along with rare black-necked stork. More common wildlife includes macaques, languors, wild pigs, pangolins, pacific-reef egrets, etc. ”

Had Chao Mai National Park This area, which was proclaimed a marine national park on 14 October 1982, covers the 2 districts of Kantang and Sikao.In the national park, endangered dugong can be spotted along with rare black-necked stork. More common wildlife includes macaques, languors, wild pigs, pangolins, pacific-reef egrets, etc.

For those aquatic lovers this place is for because lot of acquatic life and unique creatures you will experience to see those endangered species is also here, the magnificect view of the acquatic life.

Open everyday time: 08.30 AM. - 05.00 PM
Leave Trang on the road no. 4046 and head towards Krabi until the 30 km post where turn left onto the road no. 4162. This road will take you to Pakmeng beach where it turns left and run along the beach and coast line for 7 km to the headquarters.
The park headquarters is situated at Chang Lang Beach in Tambon Mai Fat, approximately 47 km from the city. The park also features the Marine Natural Study Center (tel. 0 7521 0664) and the Tourist Service Center.