Loading Platform
Fetching details, please wait...
Fetching details, please wait...
Discover the 'complete lifestyle' experience you've been searching for
Beaches, islands, temples, landmarks, and photo spots in Chonburi 108
The headland at the end of Bangsaen beach, with the Chao Mae Sam Muk shrine, seafood restaurants and clifftop cafes. Steps run to the top.
Bangsaen's souvenir market, known for bamboo sticky rice roasted at the shopfront, fried durian and dried seafood. Taste first and compare a few stalls.
A temple with open-air sculptures depicting the Buddhist hells and heavens, plus a newer white ordination hall, fish and turtle ponds, and parking.
Burapha University's aquarium, with a newer building housing a fish tunnel and a jellyfish gallery. Inexpensive, and a good option for families or a wet day.
Bangsaen's main beach, running along Bangsaen Sai 1 Road with deckchairs, seafood restaurants and rubber-ring hire — the day-trip beach for Bangkok.
A roadside viewpoint high over Bangsaen with small coves below. Morning or late afternoon is best — midday is hot and the view hazes over.
A Friday-to-Sunday night market by Bangsaen beach, split clearly into food and goods. Prices stay low because the crowd is mostly Thai.
Ratings from Google