Sai Thong Beach is a main relaxation spot for locals during the dry season when water levels in the Ping River drop, revealing a wide sandy beach.

Highlights:
The beach is about 1.5 km long, with clean white sand and shaded areas under trees. The shallow, clear water during the dry season makes it a popular spot for families to swim and relax.
(Even though the water is shallow, visitors should be cautious of river currents and supervise young children closely.)

Popular Activities:

• Swimming: A favorite spot for children and adults during the dry season (Dec – Songkran).

• Picnic: Visitors often bring food and drinks to enjoy riverside meals in the evening.

• Sightseeing: Offers beautiful views of the Ping River and Kitti Khajorn Bridge (suspension bridge), especially at sunset.

• Traditional Festivals: During Songkran, the “Songkran Festival at Khao Kaeb Road, Sai Thong Beach” is held, promoting local tourism.

• Facilities: Restaurants and beverage stalls are available during peak season, and parking is provided for visitors.

Private Car:

• Located in Pa Mamuang Subdistrict, Mueang Tak. Visitors can drive across Kitti Khajorn Bridge (suspension bridge) from Tak town to reach the opposite side of the Ping River where the beach is located.

• Best Time to Visit: Dry season (Dec – Apr), when the sand beach forms beautifully. Late afternoon (5:00–8:00 PM) is ideal to avoid the strong sun.

• Avoid: Rainy season (May – Oct) when river levels rise and currents become strong, submerging the beach.

• Swimming Safety: Be cautious of changing currents and avoid deep channels. Supervise children closely.

• Conservation: Keep the area clean by disposing of trash properly.

Admission Fee:

• Free (public area along the Ping River)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily, 24 hours (recommended to visit during daytime to evening)