Sai Ree Beach Sawi is one of the well-known beaches in Sawi District, Chumphon Province, but it is different from Sai Ree Beach in Mueang Chumphon District (which is home to the Prince of Chumphon Memorial). Sai Ree Beach, Sawi maintains its high natural beauty and is not crowded.

The beach stretches straight along the coconut trees planted in a row, creating a shady and friendly atmosphere. The seawater here is clear and gently sloping, making it suitable for families bringing children to swim, or tourists who want to take a relaxing walk along the beach.

The area still shows the simple lifestyle of the Pak Nam Sawi people, who mostly work in gardening and coastal fishing. In the evening, the beach comes alive with tourists enjoying the sunset, relaxing by the sea, and dining on fresh seafood from local shops and restaurants along the beach. Additionally, to the north of Sai Ree Beach, Sawi, there is Khao Than Viewpoint, where visitors can climb up to see panoramic views of the beach and surrounding bay.

• Private Car: Take Highway 41 Chumphon-Sawi route, turn into the road passing Sawi District, then use Road 4003 Sawi-Bo Kha (approx. 6 km), turn onto Bang Kreng-Manow Bay Road or Chumphon Road 4011 for another 7 km to reach Sai Ree Beach, Sawi.

• Public Transport: Take the train to Sawi Railway Station or the bus to Sawi District. From the station or district, continue by motorcycle taxi or tuk-tuk to the beach, about 10–15 km from the district center.

• The best time to visit is in the evening (late afternoon) to enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and sunset.

• The beach area has seafood restaurants and small cafes to chill.

• Swimming, walking, relaxing on the beach, and driving along the coastal route are popular activities.

Entry Fee:

• Free (no admission fee)

Opening Hours:

• Open 24 hours (public area)