About Laem Tachi Beach
Laem Tachi Beach is a long sandy beach at the tip of Laem Tachi cape in Laem Pho Subdistrict, Yaring District, Pattani Province, southern Thailand. Extending into the Gulf of Thailand and bordering Pattani Bay, it is known for its white sand, extensive casuarina pine forest, and quiet fishing village setting. The beach offers a natural, undeveloped coastline popular for leisurely walks, photography, and viewing the sea and surrounding bay landscape.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, relatively undeveloped sandy coastline lined with casuarina pine trees at the end of a narrow cape. The setting is quiet and natural with views of the Gulf of Thailand on one side and Pattani Bay on the other, small fishing boats near the shore, and open areas for walking, relaxing, and photography. Facilities are basic and the atmosphere is tranquil compared to more developed resort beaches.
Key highlights
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Long white sandy beach at the tip of Laem Tachi cape
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Extensive casuarina pine forest providing shade along the shore
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Views of both the Gulf of Thailand and Pattani Bay
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Quiet fishing village environment with traditional boats
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Natural, undeveloped coastline suitable for walking and photography
Culture & Context
The beach is part of a traditional coastal fishing community in Laem Pho, reflecting the local Malay-Thai fishing culture of Pattani Bay. The cape and pine forest are valued locally as a natural coastal landmark and community leisure area.
Route
| By air | Nearest commercial airports are Hat Yai International Airport and Narathiwat Airport, then continue by road to Pattani and Yaring. |
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| By train |