Phra Ae Beach Public Park Public park in Saladan Subdistrict, Lanta District, Krabi Province, Thailand ðđð
Location information Phra Ae Beach or Long Beach is the second beach after Klong Dao Beach. The beach is about 4 kilometers long and slopes down to the sea. Therefore, tourists who want to swim in this beach area should be careful and not swim out into the deep sea for the safety of yourself and your loved ones. However, during the tourist season, the waves and wind are not very strong. The water in this area and the sand are fine and smooth. On days when the sun is not too strong, tourists like to come here to sunbathe and exercise throughout the day.
Types of tourist attractions Beach tourist attractions Recreational tourist attractions
Features It is a quiet beach, not crowded, and the price of accommodation is not expensive. The beach is shady and surrounded by rows of pine trees alternating with rows of coconut trees and various types of trees. The air is clean and free from pollution like in big cities, making you feel relaxed every second you come to this place.
Record The beach is beautiful, the surrounding resorts and accommodations are not too crowded, the accommodation rates are not expensive, there are not many people, and the privacy is quite high compared to the nearby beaches. There are steps for people living in the Koh Lanta area and tourists to sit and watch the beautiful sunset.
The beach view is beautiful, white sand. Clean, but sometimes there is trash from low-class tourists who are irresponsible towards society and the environment, leaving trash strewn all over the beach. People who lack this kind of consciousness are the ones that society despises. If anyone sees someone who is this greedy, you can take a picture and post it. It's not against the law. They won't dare to do it again! The world needs protection. Nature needs people with good consciousness. You yourself can help make this world a better place. Start with the little things around you, which is throwing trash in the right place Thank You.
Group of tourists Family group Working age group Group of students / youth / Teenager Group of couples You can bring your pets for a walk If you come alone, you can walk alone. It is safe. This has been confirmed by people who actually live in this area.
Travel -Motorbike -Bus -Car -There is no charge.
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