Haad Lamae is a large beach that stretches along the coast of Lamae District, Chumphon Province, known among tourists who enjoy peaceful and relatively undisturbed natural settings. Its distinctive features include a wide beach of fine white sand running parallel to the Gulf of Thailand, with rows of coconut trees that create a shady atmosphere and are characteristic of Chumphon.

The beach area still reflects the traditional lifestyle of locals, especially around Pak Nam Lamae, a hub for the local fishing community. Visitors can watch small fishing boats coming in and out and purchase fresh seafood directly from the villagers.

Tourists come to Haad Lamae to relax, walk along the beach, swim, during calm water conditions, and to photograph the morning scenery when the sea colors are at their most beautiful. The beach is also suitable for cycling or driving along the coastal road.

• By private car: From Phetchkasem Road (Highway 4), drive south until reaching Lamae District. Enter the district, then follow Highway 4019, which leads to the coastline and Haad Tawan Chai. You can drive along the beach.

• By public transport: Take a southern bus to Lamae Bus Station. From there, hire a motorcycle taxi or take local transport to reach the beach and Pak Nam Lamae.

• The best times to visit are early morning (for sunrise) and evening (for a relaxing atmosphere).

• Support local businesses by purchasing seafood from vendors and local fishermen.

• Because the beach is quiet, it is ideal for reading or private relaxation.

Entrance Fee

• Free (public area)

Opening Hours

• Open daily, 24 hour