Amazing family environment that is right next to the beach! The mangroves are just crazily abundance and the walkway is very nice. The main lookout tower is just stunning from the view above. Very tranquil and educational at the same time with all the signage posting throughout the walkway.

(Sirindhorn Mangrove nature trail) After you have visited Mrigadayavan Palace and you want to experience a little bit of nature go to the Sirindhorn Mangrove nature trail behind the Sirindhorn International Environmental Park which is close to the palace. Take a walk along the nature boardwalk through the mangroves and if you’re lucky at low tide might get to see some amazing walking fish. Then check out the beautiful secluded beach across from the Mangrove trail entrance it’s definitely a great spot to relax for a while.

Slightly hard to find as there are multiple closed gates preventing access in accordance to the Google maps route. Turn right on the big football pitch and stay right until you see a sign. I believe there was another way in as we saw bikes parked elsewhere to where we parked. Beautiful park. Gorgeous greenery. Stunning views.

Nice view, nice tower to see the surrounding area, give a nice view of a mangrove area, entrance is free

Good track but so hard to get there, you need to drive through the shooting sign board to get there. Could see mudskippers and beautiful crabs.

Free to walk around the forest, find little crabs and enjoy the mangroves. Lots of shade from the trees too which is really nice 🌳

According to Google, access is within a barracks. Although this is open to the public, the path to the mangrove swamp is blocked. Maybe there is another way to get there, but unfortunately we didn't find it. We then visited the beach instead, which is very well maintained and has shady parking spaces and very clean toilets. Delicious street food is also offered there. The highlight, however, was that the beach is relatively uncrowded and you can enjoy your stay there. I would give the beach 5 stars. But we actually wanted to go into the swamp...

Good place to visit. Need a car to get to the mangrove path.

It's a good place to stop by if you're around. Of course, you cannot avoid the heat, but you can experience the wonderful natural environment.

Nice place to learn about Mangrove forest. It has long walkway but some part need maintainance. I have not ever seen big mudskipper like here. and also it free of entrance

Free entry, hardly anyone there. The park is easy to find, just follow the google dot to the soccer field and there will be a sign “Mangrove Trail” on the LEFT. Follow the signs and you will come directly to the beach and the trail. At low tide you can see crabs and mudskippers, and there is also a viewing tower.

Very beautiful and natural place

Very nice walk through the Mangroves of Cha-am

National park, mangrove forest, come in the afternoon, it's a bit hot, walk in and visit. Just in time, this time I brought a gang of sons and daughters. The kids had a lot of energy, but they were sweating a lot. Free travel, no entrance fee Walking around, you have to walk in circles, you can reach the exit, but you have to walk in circles, as if you'll get lost, but you won't. My children say it's like going to RD camp.

A beautiful mangrove forest park right opposite to a nice and quiet beach, worth a visit in the evening. Free entrance 🤩. You have to bring some refreshments since there is no shops to buy anything nearby.

You can walk over the footbridges through the mangrove forest. We liked it, brought enough drinks with you.

Actually very nice, but the paths are no longer maintained and are rotting. Partly dangerous.

The wind always blows because it's next to the sea. At some points the walkway is well made. It's like taking care of only certain points. and some points are broken I want a sign to be put up so people won't go that way. It's quite hot during this period. But there are pavilions to sit and rest along the way.

Beautiful park, no entry fee

Well worth a visit. There is a local beach on one side and an army parachute training camp on the other. Both of which you can wander around at your leisure. The mangrove walk and lookout tower are the icing on the cake.