Prepare for Nature
As a protected marine area, facilities may be limited; bring plenty of water, sun protection, and insect repellent.
Laem Son National Park
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National Park·Serene, Natural, Untouched, Peaceful
Spanning over 300 square kilometers across the Ranong and Phang Nga provinces, Laem Son National Park is a significant marine sanctuary along the Andaman Sea. Established in 1983, the park is celebrated for its impressive 100-kilometer stretch of coastline, the longest of any protected shore in Thailand. The area derives its name from the distinctive pine trees that frame its capes, providing a unique aesthetic contrast to the tropical waters. It serves as a vital habitat for coastal flora and fauna, offering visitors a rare glimpse into a largely preserved maritime environment. Whether you are interested in coastal hiking or simply enjoying the quiet beauty of the Andaman coast, this park provides a peaceful escape from more developed tourist areas.
Spanning over 300 square kilometers across the Ranong and Phang Nga provinces, Laem Son National Park is a significant marine sanctuary along the Andaman Sea. Established in 1983, the park is celebrated for its impressive 100-kilometer stretch of coastline, the longest of any protected shore in Thailand. The area derives its name from the distinctive pine trees that frame its capes, providing a unique aesthetic contrast to the tropical waters. It serves as a vital habitat for coastal flora and fauna, offering visitors a rare glimpse into a largely preserved maritime environment. Whether you are interested in coastal hiking or simply enjoying the quiet beauty of the Andaman coast, this park provides a peaceful escape from more developed tourist areas.
Highlights
Thailand's longest protected coastline
Distinctive pine-fringed capes
Extensive marine sanctuary habitat
Quiet, undeveloped coastal scenery
Before you go: Laem Son National Park essentials
Large, sprawling area requiring planning to navigate.
Limited tourist infrastructure compared to major beach resorts.
Excellent for photography and quiet coastal hiking.
Vital habitat for diverse marine and coastal life.
Respect the Environment
Help preserve this sanctuary by following all park guidelines, including 'leave no trace' principles to protect local flora and fauna.
Best For
Nature enthusiasts and travelers seeking quiet coastal exploration.
Currency
THB ฿
Average Cost
$30-$60 p/day
Languages Spoken
Thai, English
Transportation
The park spans a large area across two provinces; renting a vehicle or hiring a local driver is recommended for the best access to different coastal points.
Occasion Tags
Nature Lovers, Tourists
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Location
Phang Nga, Thailand