About Ban Tha Samet Fishing Village
Ban Tha Samet Fishing Village is a small traditional coastal settlement in Pathio District, Chumphon Province, southern Thailand. Located along the Gulf of Thailand coast, it is known for its active fishing community, wooden fishing boats, and simple seaside lifestyle. The village offers visitors a glimpse of local fisheries, seafood handling, and coastal scenery, representing the everyday maritime culture of Chumphon's northern coastline.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a quiet coastal village with fishing boats moored along the shore, small piers, fishing nets and gear, and modest local houses. The setting is a flat coastal area facing the Gulf of Thailand with open sea views and nearby sandy shoreline. Visitors can walk through the village lanes, observe fishermen preparing boats and handling catch, photograph daily activities, and try fresh seafood from local stalls. The village has minimal tourist development and retains an authentic working fishing community atmosphere.
Key highlights
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Traditional wooden fishing boats moored along the shoreline
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Active local fishing community and daily catch handling
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Fresh seafood available from village stalls
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Quiet coastal scenery along the Gulf of Thailand
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Authentic glimpse of traditional Chumphon fishing lifestyle