Laem Sing Beach

Ah, yes. Another secluded beach that's apparently amazing. I guess that's what people say when they don't want to admit that it's just another patch of sand and water. But hey, at least this one is supposedly good for snorkeling. Just make sure you have some good shoes on, because apparently the path there is littered with rocks waiting to trip you up. And if you're not up for the hike, you can always take a boat from Surin beach. Just be prepared to shell out 100 bth per person, one way. Oh, and don't forget to bring your own food and drinks, because there's nothing available on the beach. So much for a relaxing day in the sun.

Surin Beach can be accessed within a leisurely 15-minute stroll. While walking in flip-flops may pose a slight challenge, it is still feasible. The beach itself is a breathtaking sight to behold, a hidden gem that is yet to be discovered by many. The seclusion of the area offers a peaceful and serene environment, with hardly any crowds to contend with. For a different experience, you can opt to take a boat ride around the beach, which offers a unique perspective of the surroundings.

The beach is absolutely breathtaking! Although it may require some effort to get there, I believe it's absolutely worth it. You'll find that there are hardly any other visitors, and the natural shade provided by the palm trees and other foliage is a welcome respite from the sun. The water is crystal clear and the scenery is simply stunning. Just be sure to take note of the tide levels, as they can make navigating the beach a bit of a challenge at times.

The beach we visited was absolutely stunning and secluded. We arrived at noon and were pleasantly surprised to find that it was not crowded at all, giving us the feeling of having the beach all to ourselves. We even had the pleasure of spotting eagles in the area. The water was crystal clear and calm, with pure sand that was a sight to behold 😍. However, as the afternoon approached, the winds picked up and the waves became a bit more intense. The only downside to our experience was the presence of jet skis, which were clearly trying to get our attention and rent them out. Nevertheless, we highly recommend supporting the small restaurant located just before the end of the trail, as they help to make the trail safer and more enjoyable, and the staff are exceptionally kind. Sun beds and snorkeling equipment can also be rented on site. To get to the beach, simply walk to the end of Surin beach and continue past the last restaurant. You will need to navigate through some rocks before reaching the start of the trail, which takes about 10-15 minutes depending on your walking speed. We found that walking was a better option than taking a boat. Lastly, we kindly remind those who plan to visit this beach to be respectful and avoid making loud noises that may disturb others who are there to relax.

This hidden gem of a beach is a true oasis for those seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of Surin beach. Although the journey to reach it may require some extra effort, navigating a winding dirt road, the reward at the end is well worth it. Along the way, you'll stumble upon a quaint little restaurant with a breathtaking view, adding to the charm of the experience. While it may not be the easiest beach to access, it's certainly a must-visit for those looking to unwind and soak up the serenity of a secluded paradise. Highly recommended.