Rayong is located on the eastern coast of Thailand, offering beautiful beaches and proximity to islands like Koh Samet. The province is about 180 kilometers southeast of Bangkok. Travel to Rayong by ferry is not possible, and there are no speedboat services. However, the province is accessible by bus and private transfers. Several buses from Bangkok’s Ekkamai Bus Terminal run daily to Rayong, and taxis or private transfers are common for more convenience. Major transportation hubs include Rayong Bus Terminal and Ban Phe Pier, the latter being a departure point for ferries to Koh Samet.Coastal Charm and Accessibility
Bus Options from and to Rayong
Rayong is a peaceful coastal province known for its serene beaches, bustling seafood markets, and lush national parks. The province is a popular gateway to the islands and offers both relaxation and adventure for visitors. Rayong offers a variety of attractions, from the pristine shores of Mae Ramphueng and Suan Son beaches to tropical fruit orchards, especially vibrant during durian and mangosteen seasons. Visitors can also explore the cultural heritage at Wat Pa Pradu, famous for its large reclining Buddha, or enjoy outdoor adventures at Khao Laem Ya National Park, known for its hiking trails and stunning coastal views.
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