หาดทรายแก้ว · Ko Samet
Visit Sai Kaew on Ko Samet for white sand and meals near the sea. Take a boat from Ban Phe on the mainland to this island off Rayong. It suits friends or couples staying near the shore who want a leisurely day of sea views, meals and rest.
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© OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbLTake a boat from Ban Phe to Ko Samet and continue from the arrival pier to Sai Kaew. Ask whether you arrive at Na Dan or another pier and give your hotel location to arrange the onward route. Boat times and prices can vary with weather and operating conditions.
Name to search on the map Sai Kaew Beach · หาดทรายแก้ว
Walk on Sai Kaew’s white sand and relax with a sea view. Ko Samet has accommodation, restaurants, bars and convenience stores, letting you combine meals and rest near the beach. Come with friends or your partner for an unhurried stay of a few days.
When booking a boat from Ban Phe, ask which Ko Samet pier it uses. Arriving at Na Dan means continuing across the island to your hotel and Sai Kaew Beach. Ask what transfers are included. Park entry conditions are separate from the boat fare, so ask whether admission is included and what other entry requirements apply.
Before entering the sea, look at the flags, the permitted area and the day’s waves. Follow local instructions. Do not enter when a flag or instruction prohibits it, even if the sea appears calm.
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.
No. This Sai Kaew is on Ko Samet off Rayong. Sattahip has another beach of the same name. Include Ko Samet when searching for Sai Kaew Beach directions or accommodation.
You may need to continue from the arrival pier. If arriving at Na Dan, travel from there to your hotel and Sai Kaew. Ask the boat operator about the arrival point and included transfers, and review national park entry conditions as well.
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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