This 6,000 Rai (about 2,400-acre) mangrove field is the largest in Rayong. This place is main supporter of the local livelihoods of fishers. And it has developed into a site of ecotourism of Pak Nam Prasae(natural areas). This place is popular for mangrove ecotourism in...
This 6,000 Rai (about 2,400-ac...
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The Temple has fascinating ancient architecture such as Ubosod, giant pagoda, and tower on the water....
The Temple has fascinating anc...
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Located at Moo 3, Tambon Kram, Amphoe Klaeng, Rayong For more information, Tel. 0 3865 8809, 08 1369 6300...
Located at Moo 3, Tambon Kram,...
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This 12 kilometres stretch of white sandy Beach is a perfect place to enjoy the scenery while swimming....
This 12 kilometres stretch of ...
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Located on Lak Mueang Road, the City Pillar Shrine has been renovated from a wooden structure to be a brick building featuring a Chinese shrine. The old city pillar was replaced by a new one, which has been covered by the Mondop square building with...
Located on Lak Mueang Road, th...
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It is believed that this Island is Koh Kaew Pissadran in Thai literature "Pra Apai Manee" by Sunthorn Phu. It is a famous tourist attraction of Rayong that is popular among both Thai and foreigners. It is located in Tambon Phe, Amphoe Muang, about 6.5...
It is believed that this Islan...
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Located on Chai Hat Dam or the Black Beach by the Prasae Estuary, the decommissioned battleship is on display for study and as a tourism landmark....
Located on Chai Hat Dam or the...
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It is a medium-sized private island situated far away from Ko Man Nai. Accommodation is available through a package tour from the mainland. For more information, Tel. 08 7992 1999, 08 7921 7555, or 0 3865 7232 Or view travel details and package prices at...
It is a medium-sized private i...
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are approximately 600 m. to the north of Ko Kudi. They are scenic islands with both shallow and deep-sea corals. Ko Kham has a stretch of beaches whereas visitors can do fishing at Ko Pla Tin....
are approximately 600 m. to th...
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