Songkhla

Chalatat Beach is a long beach that continues from Samila Beach, with Laem Samila as the dividing point. It has clean white sand for swimming along the entire length. The beach is quite straight, with Chalatat Road running along the beach and a row of pine trees providing shade along the entire length of the beach. Since the beach faces northeast, in the morning it is also a good place to watch the sunrise. The interesting point of Chalatat Beach is that in the middle of the beach there is a public stage of Songkhla Municipality. It is a public park for relaxation by building a playground between the row of pine trees. It is a place for beach volleyball athletes to practice. In the morning and evening, people come to ride bicycles on Chalatat Road. At the northernmost point of the beach connecting to Laem Samila, there is a roundabout with a statue of a person reading a book to encourage Thai people to love reading. Another interesting thing is the tail of the Naga, whose head is built at Suan Song Thale. The middle of the body or navel of the Naga is at the intersection of Srabue, about 4 kilometers from the head to the tail. Address: Chalatat Road, Bo Yang Subdistrict, Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla Province Open for visitors: You can visit all day long. #Where to go next trip #Don't miss it for photographers #Seaside season #Island trip #Songkhla is worth visiting #Songkhla #Cafe lovers #Chill lovers