Thailand Beaches of Pattaya.

Thailand, home to some of the most amazing beaches in the entire world. The city of Pattaya, a beachside city 150 kilometers southeast of Bangkok, is the 19th most visited city by tourists in all of the world. But they don't come here for the beaches. They come here to party. In this video, I'm going to take you to over a dozen beaches within the city. I'm going to surprise you with beaches you've never seen before and many you've never even heard of. So stick around, because we're going to the beach in Pattaya. The first beach is in the Whangamat area at the north end of the city. Just a short walk from the Sanctuary of Truth. Alright, so now we're on Aqua Beach. This whole area, this whole point is called Aqua Beach. This little particular beach here is called Palm Beach. We're right out front of the Garden Sea View Resort. Have a look at this little place. So a really nice little beach area here. It's quiet. It's filled with tourists at the moment. There's not a lot of locals here, probably because it's right out front of a resort. But amazing views of the Sanctuary of Truth. The Sanctuary of Truth. Sand is quite nice. It looks like there's a nice big swimming area. And there's lots of beach area for people just to lounge about. You don't have to buy an umbrella or buy a chair. Lots of places to just chill out and catch some tan. So yeah, so that's the very first beach on our list here. Palm Beach on the Aqua Beach north end of Nakhlua in Whangamat area. Alright, so let's keep rolling. This little beach was quite narrow and ended up being a dead end. So, just to get to the next beach, I had to go for a two kilometre hike around the Sanctuary of Truth. Then, I had to go through a resort, down several flights of stairs, mingle with a few guests just to get to beach number two. Alright, now we're getting to our second beach. It's called Breeze Beach. And there is a bit of a breeze here. I hope the audio is okay. And it is at the foot of the Modus Resort. So, a beautiful resort here and it looks like they've got themselves almost a private little beach. Very limited access. I'm glad they let me on here. Let's go have a look. Wow, nice resort here. Swim up bar. And here we are, on the second beach on our list. This is Breeze Beach. Cute little spot. Not too much room here, but there's just enough room for the people who are here to enjoy a nice afternoon on the beach. Alright, as you can see, we're on the other side of the Sanctuary of Truth. Looks like there's not a direct path ahead, so we're going to have to make our own. Let's go. Fortunately, as I was moving south, I was able to navigate my way over the rocky shoreline to get to the next several beaches. Roads in the Wongmat area are a series of alleyways and dead ends, and thankfully, I didn't have to hit the streets to get to the next beach. Wow, it's cool how the water has eroded a hole in the rock here. Looks like my path ahead is a bit filled with some obstacles. I think we're going to be okay here. Wow, what a cool spot. Alright, yeah, so a couple of the beaches on the north end of Pattaya here are looking kind of nice. These next couple of smaller beaches didn't seem to have any names that I could find, and also had no direct access either other than crossing the rocks along the shoreline. Since I was the only one here, I decided to name this Lonely Beach. Well, if you decided to have this beach as your beach for the day, you'd have it all to yourself. Nice. Aside from a bit of garbage, this little beach is a great place to hide away all afternoon in the shade. I'm going to call this Hidden Beach. Alright, let's go see what's next. Oh, here we go, we've got another nice little beach. Awesome. Well, I'm not sure what they call this little beach, but I'll check it out on the map, see if I can get a name for you. Nice, cool little spot. Moving to the next beach can be very tricky. You'll need to cross a seawall, which could be very slippery in the wind and at high tide. Fortunately, I am sure-footed as a goat, as long as I can keep my shoes dry. Looks like there might be a chance of me getting my feet wet crossing the area here. Oh, she's a little slickery too, so let's not be too quick. Yeah, careful, she's slippery. Good. Thank you. Oh. Thank you. Oh. Well, that was quite something there, I took a bit of a tumble on the slippery rocks there. Even drew a little blood. Son of a gun. Anyways, knuckles are a long way from the heart, and we've got to keep this tour going on. So, let's keep moving. Alright, as we turn the corner, we get some more beach here. Let's go check this out. This is a very cool little spot. The next few hundred metres was a mixture of rocks and sand. Little beach nooks between the rocks kept popping up, providing privacy and the perfect backdrop for photographers and Instagrammers. And another beach. Look at this beautiful little spot. Well, according to Google Maps, this beautiful little beach of paradise is called Bamboo Beach. Looks like it's a great place for swimming, great place for hanging out. It's quite a large beach, a couple hundred kilometres long. Not too many people here, but a few people know about this secret. Now, as we cut the corner from Bamboo Beach, we enter Whanganmat Beach. This beach is filled with resorts, private condos and hotels with bars and restaurants all along the 1.2 kilometre stretch here in Whanganmat. So, it's pretty common to see more families in this part of the area as opposed to the main beach in Pattaya. As well, you might see some more in Jomtien Beach, which we'll get to. We'll get to Jomtien Beach a little later in the video. Anyway, so yeah, this is Whanganmat Beach. Not a bad place for swimming, good place to hang out. It's not a wide beach, there's not a lot of places, but it definitely is long and it's certainly not crowded. At the north end of Whanganmat, there's a small seawall which makes things a bit tight at high tide. Once you get halfway down, the southern part of the beach opens up and provides a lot more beach area to enjoy the sun. So that's the end of Whanganmat Beach. It's gotten a little windy here, I'm not sure if my audio is going to be okay, but we're going to keep pressing on. Lots more beaches to check out. Alright, I'm trying to hide out from the wind, it's getting a little bit too windy to do any audio here, but yeah, another cute little beach. A lot of locals on this beach and there's a little food eatery on the end of that one. I think the next beach we're coming up to is Buathong Beach. Let's press on forward, let's check out this beach. Buathong is another great beach to escape the large crowds, spend the day amongst the giant boulders, and listen to the soothing sounds of the sea. As you can see, we've walked all the way from past the Sanctuary of Truth in the north, all the way down to the main beach here in Pattaya. This is one of the biggest beaches in town. We're not going to walk the whole thing because I won't take up your time, but I'm just going to show you a brief bits of it. We're going to come back to this beach a little later. Welcome to Pattaya Beach. Well, now we're at Jomtien Beach, and as you can see, Jomtien Beach stretches for about six kilometers. It's the longest beach in the southern part of the Pattaya. All right, now we have approached Dongtan Beach, which is just a little bit north of Jomtien. We're heading our way back to Pattaya Beach. As you can see, this beach is a very popular beach for hanging out under the palm trees, getting some shade. Don't have to worry about umbrellas, don't have to worry about people hassling you. Great little beach, this one right here. Well, this has to be one of the coolest little beaches here. Nice private little area. Pretty popular, there's a lot of people here, but I just love the palm trees on this beach, giving everybody lots of shade. Very nice. Dongtan Beach. You can probably see behind me, we're right across from the big water park here in Pattaya. And this beautiful little beach is Yinyam Beach. It is even north of Dongtan, and we're getting closer back to Pattaya. Nice little spot. Yinyam Beach is at the beginning of the Pratimnak area, upper class resort and condo area, also known as the Beverly Hills of Pattaya. Pratimnak Hill is also home to the big Buddha statue, as well as the Pattaya City sign you can see from the main beach. After playing on the rocks for a while, I tried to head further north without success. However, right about here is where the beach ends, and we have to detour back around the road to get to the next beach. The next beach we're approaching is Paradise Beach. Let's go down and have a look. Another quiet little spot. It's kind of hard to find this one, but if you do find it, Paradise Beach. Nice little place to hang out in the afternoon. Alright, we're getting close to the end of all our beaches. This is Paradise Beach. Beautiful. And of course, to get to the next beach only 60 metres away, I had to take another 2.4 kilometre trek back through the city. This little rocky shoreline didn't offer too much, and it looked like I might be forced back to the streets to keep moving north. Unless I was able to make my way across the rocks and avoid the crashing waves. Well, I made the journey across the rocks behind me there, and now we are on Cozy Beach. This is one of the largest beaches in Pratimac. It also is a tough one to get to, but you can find your way here. You can see another little beautiful area of Paradise where not too many people hang out. Let's go check out Cozy Beach. Alright, so that's Cozy Beach. Nice little beach area here. Not too much here, not too many places for food, but there are a few chairs and umbrellas, and a place to escape here in Patia if that's what you're looking for. Let's keep rolling. After well over 20 kilometres walking along the coastline and through the streets, we're finally getting to the busiest and biggest of all the beaches. Well, we finally made it to Patia Beach, the main centre beach in all of Patia. This isn't the last beach I'm going to show you, so hang on because there's one more special beach that I want to share with you. And also, I want to make special mention at this time to all the beaches on Koh Larn, which are just a short boat ride away and excellent option for a day trip if you want to go for a beach day. There's Taween Beach, Tayai Beach, Nual Beach, Semeh Beach, and there's a couple more there, Tien Beach as well. So, those are great beaches to check out as well, but we're not going to cover them in this video because we already did that in our Koh Larn video. So, let's have a look here at Patia Beach. We're right at the centre right now, and this beach stretches for just about 3 kilometres, about a kilometre and a half in each direction where I'm at right now. And it's a deep beach. It's not as long as Chom Tien Beach. Chom Tien is probably twice as long, but Chom Tien definitely doesn't have the area that this beach does here in Patia. And at the end of the day, you can watch the sun set into the ocean. What can be better than that? Well, we're now at our last beach of the tour, and I'm not sure what the name of this beach is. It doesn't have a name. I'm going to call it Sunset Beach, or as I also like to call things that I discover like this, Camp Floyd. So, we're going down to Camp Floyd here, or Sunset Beach, to see the final beach in our tour of the beaches of Patia. Follow me. Hey, if you liked this video or found it helpful at all, please click the like button and comment below and let me know which was your favourite beach. This one is mine. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button and ring the notification bell so you won't miss my next video. As you can see, this is a quiet little hidden beach where people come to chill out, perhaps maybe have a couple of beers, have a smoke, or even some ice cream and chill out and watch the sunset. If you'd like to show your appreciation for this video, you can buy me a coffee. Scan the QR code or click the link in the description below to make your donation. Well, that's it for this video, folks. I hope you enjoyed this video of all the beaches here in Patia. I hope there were a few surprises. Maybe you've been to some of these beaches. Comment down below if you have. Anyways, as always, I'm going to leave you here as I sit and watch the sunset. And remember, wherever you are and wherever you go, go with the flow.