Laem Son Beach is located in Pak Nam Lang Suan, Chumphon Province. The beach is well-known for its tranquility, shade, and its wide shoreline stretching over 3 kilometers. The beach forms a gentle curve running parallel to a thick line of seaside pine trees, which is the origin of the name “Laem Son Beach.” The surrounding area has been developed into a public park and community fitness space, making it a popular relaxation spot for locals—especially in the late afternoon when people come to enjoy the sea breeze or exercise in a calm and peaceful setting.

The beach area still retains its traditional fishing-village charm, allowing visitors to witness the local fishermen’s lifestyle, such as repairing nets, hauling boats, and selling fresh seafood along the shore. Travelers can purchase freshly caught seafood at affordable prices, and there are several homestays near the beach for those who wish to stay overnight.

Another must-visit spot near Laem Son Beach is Laem Son Temple, located in the same area. The temple houses Phra Phuttha Phratchai Mongkhon Muni, a large white Buddha image in the Subduing Mara posture, enshrined with sacred relics inside. It is also the resting place of Luang Pu Nak, a highly respected monk in the community. The temple serves both as a spiritual landmark and a cultural attraction that enriches the overall travel experience.

During sunset, the golden light reflecting off the sea and the pine trees creates a breathtaking scene, making Laem Son Beach one of the most beautiful sunset viewpoints in Chumphon Province.

• By private car: From Chumphon town, take Highway 41 toward Lang Suan District, then continue along Highway 4012 (the coastal road) to Pak Nam Lang Suan. Laem Son Beach is located in the same area as Laem Son Temple.

• By public transportation: Take a train or bus and get off at Lang Suan Station. From there, hire a motorcycle taxi or take a local songthaew to Laem Son Beach/Laem Son Temple.

• The best time to visit is in the late afternoon to enjoy the sunset and watch local fishermen return from the sea.

• Stop by Pak Nam Lang Suan Market to buy fresh seafood or local products.

• Don’t forget to pay respect to Phra Phuttha Phratchai Mongkhon Muni at Laem Son Temple by the beach.

Entrance Fee:

• Free

Opening Hours:

• Open 24 hours (public beach; visiting during morning or late afternoon is recommended to avoid strong sunlight)