Laem Chamuk Khwai

Drive as close as you can, until the road is washed away. Park there. Its labelled on maps as the parking area for laem chamuk. If you look through the fence you might see a lot of deer in enclosures and you might hear some peafowl. In order, 1 photo shows a gate you have to go through. After this gate there are a couple more gates on either side of the trail, ignore those. Photo 2 shows a typical section of trail after the gate. Photos 3 and 4 show the viewpoint before you get to the arch. If you look carefully at 3, that is the arch you can just see. Photo 5 is standing directly on top of the arch. You have to go under some barbed wire to stand on it. There has been a recent landside which has destroyed the path down to the arch at sea level and it is very difficult to get to it now. Still possible but be careful. Go at low tide, i went at high tide and couldnt really get out far enough for photos, there was no beach. I saw a malayan pit viper on the trail - very venomous! By the way there was one other split in the trail just before the first viewpoint. Left went down to the sea and straight on is to the arch. Not sure if that left turn might be an easier way to get to the arch when the tide is out?

Short trail and amazing view point. You can either go by boat or trail. I went by trail and it was easy to get there. There's a secondary view point but the trail is not well maintained. You get a view from the bay to the left of the rock. Best seen in the afternoon close to sunset!

Secret deserted gem of a beach. Heaven on earth if you are sick of the touristy spots. 15 min hike to get there, climb is totally fine, unless you plan on bringing your grandmother