Saen Suk Lampam Beach

Saen Suk Lampam Beach, also known as Hat Lampam, is a sandy lakeside beach on the western shore of Songkhla Lake (Thale Luang) in Lampam Subdistrict, Mueang Phatthalung District, Phatthalung Province. Lined with pine trees and shallow calm waters, it serves as the main recreational beach for Phatthalung town, located about 7 kilometers from the city center. The beach is known for its long promenade, sunset views, and family picnic atmosphere.

Visitors can expect a long, narrow sandy beach along the calm, shallow waters of Songkhla Lake rather than the sea, shaded by rows of pine trees. The area features a paved promenade, open picnic lawns, pavilions and food stalls. The water is shallow and calm, suitable for wading and relaxing. The setting is quiet on weekdays and lively with local families and food vendors in the late afternoon and evening, with views across the lake and sunset scenery.

Lampam was historically a trading port and administrative center on Songkhla Lake before Phatthalung town moved to its present location. The beach area later developed as the province's main lakeside recreation area, with nearby historic sites such as Wang Kao and Wang Mai palaces reflecting its former importance.

Saen Suk Lampam Beach is the principal public recreation and gathering place for residents of Phatthalung, used for family picnics, festivals and leisure activities by the lake. It represents the local lakeside lifestyle centered on Songkhla Lake.