หาดละไม · Ko Samui
Relax beside a palm-lined curve of sand at Lamai on Ko Samui’s east coast, south of Chaweng. Accommodation and restaurants are nearby. It suits a leisurely day walking and eating with your partner or family. Even if you do not swim, take time to enjoy the palms and sea.
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© OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbLSearch for ‘Lamai Beach’ and give your driver your hotel or meeting restaurant’s name. Travel by the island’s roads if you also want to see Chaweng. The two are not connected by one continuous sandy beach, so leave time for the journey.
Name to search on the map Lamai Beach · หาดละไม
Enjoy Lamai’s curved sand and palm-lined coast. Walk with your partner or family, then have a meal nearby. If you want to see both Chaweng and Lamai, look up the road journey between them when arranging accommodation.
Some parts of Lamai have deep water and potentially strong waves. With children, leave plenty of time for a walk on the sand and a meal nearby. If swimming is permitted locally, keep children from going far out.
Some sections can have deep water and strong waves. Keep children from going far out, even where the water appears shallow. Follow local instructions about permitted swimming areas.
Do not swim while red flags are flying. Read the marine forecast before leaving and follow local swimming instructions after arrival. Waves and weather may delay or cancel boat trips, so ask about bad-weather conditions when booking.
Some parts have deep water and potentially strong waves, so take particular care. Keep children from going far out even where it appears shallow. Use only areas permitted on the day, and allow time for a family beach walk or a meal as well.
No. Lamai is a separate beach south of Chaweng. Travel between them using the island’s roads; they are not one continuous stretch of sand.
No. A red flag means swimming is prohibited. Even if the sea looks calm, stay out of the water and spend your time on the shore.
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