Sunset Beach, or "Hat Pramong" in the local tongue, is situated on the northwestern coast of Koh Lipe. It serves as the island’s premier vantage point for witnessing the daily sunset over the Andaman Sea. The beach is characterized by a small, crescent-shaped bay spanning approximately 200-300 meters. While the sand texture is coarser than the powdery shores of Pattaya Beach due to natural deposits of shingle and coral fragments, it boasts high marine biodiversity. The shallow reefs extending from the shoreline are thriving ecosystems where anemonefish and giant clams are frequently spotted during low tide.

Historically, this area was a vital anchorage for the Urak Lawoi (sea gypsy) community, who utilized the bay’s natural shelter to protect their fishing boats from the Northeast Monsoon. Consequently, Sunset Beach has maintained a more rustic and unpretentious charm, avoiding the dense commercialization found elsewhere on the island. The landscape is defined by lush tropical vegetation and weathered granite boulders scattered along the shoreline and within the turquoise waters, creating a raw and authentic natural aesthetic.

Physically, the beach’s orientation leads to a unique dynamic where the shoreline and sand spits shift periodically according to seasonal winds and currents. The water clarity is exceptional, with a gentle slope that makes it ideal for sea kayaking toward the nearby Adang-Rawi Archipelago or snorkeling directly from the shore when the sea is calm. As dusk approaches, the silhouette of Koh Adang and Koh Rawi on the horizon provides a dramatic backdrop for the setting sun, casting vibrant hues across the sky and attracting photographers and nature enthusiasts from around the globe.

• From the Koh Lipe Walking Street, you can take a local motorcycle taxi (approx. 50 THB per person) or take a pleasant 10–15 minute walk following the signs toward the west side of the island.

• Arrive around 5:00–5:30 PM to secure a good sunset viewing spot

• The best sunset time is approximately 5:30–6:30 PM

• Bring mosquito repellent for the evening

• Wear water shoes or watch out for coral and rocks

Admission Fees:

• Free admission.

Opening Hours:

• Open 24 hours (Best visited from 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM for the sunset)