A long, leafy arc for unhurried walks
Bang Ben is a wide, gently curving beach backed by tall casuarinas and picnic pavilions, part of Laem Son National Park near the Myanmar border. It is ideal for aimless strolling, kite flying, and photography, with views of small offshore islets and often very few footprints in the sand. Vendors are minimal, music is rare, and the vibe stays mellow through the Songkran holidays.
The sand firms up nicely at low tide for long walks, and the shaded edges are perfect for siestas. Swimming is not the main draw here, conditions vary and the appeal is really the space and quiet. If you want a little adventure, arrange a simple local boat to neighboring islands on non-holiday weekdays. Bring snacks, water, and sun protection, services inside the park are deliberately sparse.
Laem Son National Park, Ranong
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