Beaches
Trang has over a hundred and nineteen kilometers of coastline just waiting for you to explore! The long white sand beaches are lined with casurina trees and renowned for their scenic beauty and glistening islands, a short distance off the shore invitor. Relatively few tourists go to Trang so it is posible to stroll along the beach without seeing anyone else except the occasional fisherman.
Pak Meng Beach A short distance north of Changlang Beach, Pak Meng is part of the Had Chao Mai National Park. Boats can easily be taken to the surrounding islands from the pier at the northern end of the beach and there are some excellent seafood restaurants also. In addition, at the nearby Rajamangla Institute of Technology, there is a small aquarium with many different types of fish.
Cheo Mei Beech
This beach has uninterrupted views of Koh Libong, Trang’s largest island. In addition, the beach has a 30 meter cavern at the base of its largest mountain, Chao Mai Cave, where stalactites have formed.
Had Yao Beach This beach is the starting point for tours into the mangrove swamp. On the banks of the estuary, you can see life carrying on as it has done for centuries with the local men returning home with their boats loaded with seafood to sell.
Yong Lin Beach
A curved beach, parallel to a pine forest, ‘tong Lin is on the way to Chao Mai Beach. It is ideal for swimming and at the end of the beach there is a high mountain with caves.
Bamnen Beech
Fringed by a thick pine forest, from this beach you can clearly see the islands of Sukhon, Petra, Lao Lien and Libong. If you are lucky, you may also see dolphins jumping in the morning.
