Ao Lung Dam (Ao Lung Dam) is located next to Ao Sang Thian (within walking distance). It is a small beach that still preserves the traditional lifestyle of local fishermen and the coastal community of Koh Samet. The beach is named after “Lung Dam,” the pioneer who developed accommodation and restaurants in this area, gradually turning it into a simple and welcoming seaside retreat.

The beach has a short curved shoreline with calm and clear water. At high tide, it is ideal for photographing the wooden pier due to beautiful water reflections, while at low tide, sandbanks and natural rock formations become more visible, creating a different scenery throughout the day. In the morning, soft sunlight reflects on the water, producing a beautiful blue tone perfect for photography lovers.

Overall, the atmosphere is quiet during the daytime and becomes more relaxing in the evening with cool sea breezes. It is perfect for sitting by the sea, fishing, or squid fishing around the Lung Dam wooden pier, a popular spot known for its rich marine life.

The surrounding area remains lush and shaded by large trees, and most restaurants and accommodations are simple wooden-style buildings that blend naturally with the environment. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood by the sea, listen to gentle waves, and experience an unhurried island lifestyle.

Ao Lung Dam is suitable for couples, small families, slow-life travelers, and fishing enthusiasts who seek peace and a more natural side of Koh Samet. It also connects conveniently to nearby beaches such as Ao Sang Thian and Ao Wong Duean.

During the high season, especially in winter, the atmosphere becomes even more romantic and peaceful, making it an ideal short getaway to recharge in nature.

• By land: From Na Dan Pier, take a green songthaew (shared taxi) to Ao Wong Duean, then walk through Ao Sang Thian to Ao Lung Dam (about 10–15 minutes).

• By boat: Private speedboat can drop you directly at the Ao Lung Dam wooden pier.

• Be careful when walking on the wooden pier as it may be under maintenance

• Morning time is best for photography and sunrise views

• Evening is ideal for fishing and enjoying the sea breeze

• Lung Dam restaurant is recommended for spicy, affordable seafood

• Bring cash, as some places may not accept cards or transfers

Admission Fee:

• Thai visitors: Adults 40 THB / Children 20 THB
• Foreign visitors: Adults 200 THB / Children 100 THB
  (National park fee is paid once at the checkpoint)

Opening Hours:

• Open 24 hours
• Restaurants operate approximately 08:00 – 21:00