The Fantastic Chang Land Beach, Trang By Truman Tyler At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

Chang Land Beach Location: Moo4, Tambon Mai Fad, Amphoe Sikao

How to get there: from the city of Trang take the Highway no 4046-4612 to the junction that leads to the beachfront road and turn left into it, passing Pakmeng Beach for about 5 kilometers.

The gift of islands by the shore, each of which has differences in beauty and identity some with the nicest beach, some with an escrows and migrating birds, and some with the most beautiful diving spot. Though each island is differently beautiful, the beauty of Chang Lang Beach is not at all blocked.

Pakmeng Beach is regarded as center of the trips in the Trang Sea. At high season, in the morning as well as evening. Tour boats will actively transfer tourists at this pier. Pakmeng Beach is not only interesting as a paler, the picture of this beach that features the two mountains have become the landmark of Trang. Morever, the beach line that stretches not so far from Pakmeng Beach is one of the most beautiful in Thailand.

Sights: From Pakmeng Beach, center of the Trang Sea, going along the beachfront road. Ones can admire the beautiful scenery with a view of the Trang Sea in the shade of pine trees. Pakmeng Beach stretches to Chang Lang Beach if not by called by the other name, it is the same beach with similar features. Chang Lang Beach starts at Amari Trang Beach Resort and ends at the office of Had Chaomai National Park. The setting along the long beach line with white and clean sand onto the bridge across the Chang Lang canal is peaceful. Strange that the fresh water in the canal that flows to the sea at this beach does not bring the soil sediment to destroy the whiteness of it. The clear and clean water, as if it was distilled through the mangrove the color is emerald green, flows to the blue sea, looking like a junction of two different waters very beautiful there is a small fisherman village at the canal end this area is another nice viewpoint for sunset.

Skirting further by the beach, ones will enter Had Chaomai National Park. The beach that stretches along by the office is of bright silver and gradually steps down to the sea. At low tides, the stripes beautifully made on the sand by the waves appear, shady with pine trees a walk can be taken from here onto Khao Baena.

It is said that just taking a camp under the pine trees at Had Chaomai Nation Park, one can experience the nature that is worth it, at Khao Baena, there is some remaining of pre-historic mural paintings. At the foothill is the source of sea grasses the main food for sea cows. The beach by Khao Baena has a nice view an impressive viewpoint for the sunset.

Facilities: Peace lovers can choose to relax in the beachfront houses on Chaomai Beach, Or to stay in a tent under the pine trees also convenient, with food shops in the Nation Park, Had Chaomai National Park. Tel: 0 7521 3260

On Chang Lang Beach, good-class accommodations is available a resort beautifully built on the beach with complete facilities that is Amari Trang Beach Resort. Tel: 0 7527 4236-9, 0 7520 5888

On Pakmeng Beach, moderate accommodations are available for you choices with one-day package tours to the islands in the Trang Sea.

Lay Trang Resort Tel: 0 7527 4027-8, 0 7527 4227-8
Pakmeng Resort Tel: 0 7527 4111-2, 0 7522 3030-1

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