Hat Sai Ree Beach Chumphon is not only a beautiful beach but also a site of historical and cultural significance for Chumphon Province. On the northern hill of the beach stands the Prince of Chumphon Shrine, built as a memorial and to show gratitude and respect to the Prince.

Further down on the beach is the HTMS Chumphon, a large torpedo boat that once served in the Royal Thai Navy, placed on land as a memorial and museum for visitors to explore and pay respects.

Hat Sai Ree Beach features wide stretches of fine white sand, clear seawater, and a peaceful atmosphere, making it ideal for relaxation, beach walks, and swimming. Nearby, there are seafood restaurants and accommodations available.

The area around the Prince of Chumphon Shrine is also a viewpoint, offering wide views of the sea and Hat Sai Ree Beach. Visitors can easily continue to nearby attractions such as Khao Chao Mueang and Pha Daeng Beach.

• By private car/rental: Travel from Chumphon city along Chumphon–Hat Sai Ree Road (Highways 4119 and 4098), approximately 12–14 kilometers.

• By public transport/songthaew: From the city, take a Chumphon–Hat Sai Ree songthaew.
  The main boarding points are beside the City Pillar Shrine or in front of the Chumphon Municipality Public Health Office. The final stop is at the entrance to the Prince of Chumphon Shrine.

• Be sure to pay respects at the Prince of Chumphon Shrine and visit the HTMS Chumphon for good fortune and to learn about history.

• Hat Sai Ree Beach is near Khao Chao Mueang (viewpoint) and Pha Daeng Beach (hidden beach with red rock cliffs), which are easily accessible.

• Ideal for photography, especially in the morning and late afternoon for beautiful lighting.

• Bring sun protection and drinking water, as the beach area is open and exposed to strong sunlight.

Entrance Fee

• Free of charge

Opening Hours

• Open daily for visiting and paying respect to the sacred sites (typically during daylight hours)