Laem Son National Park

The main thing at the park headquarters is a massive beach the backs up to a pine forest. Very nice lots of open space to chill and hang out. There’s also a short trail that loops around headquarters. There’s also some interesting information at the front desk about poaching and issues in the park. You can pay the Rangers to give you a guided tour of several islands close by but for that you must negotiate a price.

With a whopping 100 kilometers of Andaman Sea coastline, it's no wonder this place boasts Thailand's longest protected shore. The Marine National Park even snagged its name from the majestic pines that line the cape's shoreline. There, we discovered a path that led us to the mouth of Ao Tha Yang the Kaper Estuary, It was truly magical. It felt like we were immersing ourselves in those landscapes with all our soul. I'm literally soaring above these magical landscapes, utterly captivated by their beauty.

Its a national park therefore its not so convenient regarding shops, restaurant and whatnot. It is peaceful and quiet. No big commercial boat and ferry. No tourist flocking everywhere. No rows of souvenier shops. You have the boat to yourself and your company. You come and go as you please no exact schedule to follow. Andaman sea is beautiful as usual.

Peaceful, wide and long beach. Fine clean sand. Lot of pine trees which give its name as "Son", pine in Thai. This is a national park so staying overnight is not permitted. Entry fee is applied.

LaemSon National Park but it's the beach has many pine trees. Its 40 km down south from Ranong. Nice clean beach and mostly Thai tourists to picnic there. Water in toilet is not clean.

Worth to visit the National Park on the beach. Pine trees, bird singing, white sandy beach and the whisper of the wind

Beautiful beach, quiet place ,clean, the rangers are very efficient .

Very nice place, authentic, not a lot of tourist, I enjoyed my day there