Kongruea Yutthakan

Kongruea Yutthakan is located in the Sattahip district and is part of an area managed by the Royal Thai Navy. This has ensured that the natural beauty of the coast remains largely preserved. The area is known for its discipline, cleanliness, and relaxed atmosphere, making it a popular weekend getaway for Thai families. The beaches in this sector are exceptionally well-maintained. Haad Nang Rum (Dancing Nymph Beach) and the adjacent Haad Nang Rong are the most famous. Both offer fine sand, shady trees, and crystal-clear water excellent for swimming. Nearby, there are also unique accommodation options, such as beachfront homestays in the Samae San area. Visitors can also visit the nearby Sea Turtle Conservation Center or take trips to offshore islands. Local gastronomy is affordable and has authentic Thai dishes. Access from Bangkok takes about two to three hours by car or bus. The best time to visit is from November to April, when the sea is at its calmest.

Nearby cities

Chonburi

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Si Racha

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Bang Lamung

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Bang Sare

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Ban Na Chom Thian

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Pattaya

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Ban Phala

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Noen Phra

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Rayong

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Samut Prakan

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Nonthaburi

Nonthaburi is a city and province just north of Bangkok, part of the Bangkok Metropolitan Region.

Bangkok

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Ayutthaya

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Lopburi

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Ko Samet

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Nature

Khao Sammuk Coast

A low hill and coastline in Chonburi, renowned for its large monkey population and a Chinese shrine dedicated to a tragic love story.

Chao Phraya River

The main artery of Thailand, a cosmic river flowing through the heart of Bangkok.

Sankamphaeng Range

A mountain range bordering the southwestern section of the Khorat Plateau, which includes Khao Yai National Park.

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