
Mae Ramphueng Beach
Rayong
Long beach with seafood restaurants.

Thailand · Eastern Thailand
Fruit orchards, fishing harbours and relaxed beaches on the eastern Gulf coast.
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Rayong
Long beach with seafood restaurants.

Rayong
Pine-shaded beach.

Rayong
Coastal park with viewpoints.

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Forest waterfall.

Klaeng
Poet’s memorial.

Rayong
Temple with unique Buddha.

Ban Phe
Dried seafood market.

Rayong
Evening food market.

Rayong
Terminal with VIP coaches to Bangkok.

Rayong
Airport between Rayong and Pattaya.
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Map locations are approximate. Nearby excursions are labelled; check venue access, opening days and sea conditions before visiting.
Don’t miss
A long beach with seafood restaurants.
A quiet beach area.
Coastal park with viewpoints.
A pine-shaded beach.
Durian and mangosteen farms in season.
Small marine aquarium.
Forest waterfall with fish pools.
Island trip from Ban Phe.
Sea turtle conservation island.
Dried seafood and snacks.
Heritage & traditions
Memorial to the poet in Klaeng.
A temple with a unique reclining Buddha.
Famous fish sauce makers.
Fruit celebrations around May–June.
Colourful fishing boats.
Shrines of the Thai-Chinese community.
Fresh fish markets.
A local temple.
Orchard tastings in season.
Water festival in April.
Rayong has about 100 km of coast with orchards and hills inland, south-east of Pattaya.
Hot year-round; November to April is driest.
Fishing and fruit farming shape the local food and festivals.
Cover shoulders and knees, remove shoes where requested and speak quietly. Ask before photographing people or ceremonies.
Seafood restaurants on the beach road and night markets in town.
Seafood, fish sauce dishes and seasonal fruit.
Buses from Bangkok Ekkamai take about 3 hours. U-Tapao Airport is about 40 minutes away.
Songthaews, taxis and rental cars.