تعليقات حول - Sichon Beach, Sichon
Sichon Beach
4.5
المنطقة
أفضل الأماكن القريبة
المطاعم
7 على بُعد 5 كيلومترات
Blue Surf Cafe
6
48 مترمقهى • المخابز • $$ - $$$
Krua Itsara
1
16 مترالتايلاندية
PLOY Seafood and Resort
1
0.1 كمالتايلاندية • الأطعمة البحرية
Lae Lay
9
0.6 كمالتايلاندية • الأطعمة البحرية
Sichon Seafood
8
1.3 كمالتايلاندية • الأطعمة البحرية
Chaplu Bistro
2
3.3 كممطاعم البيرة • صحية • مقهى
Ban Laem Thong Crayfish Noodle
3.3 كمالتايلاندية • الصينية
معالم الجذب
1 على بُعد 10 كيلومترات
4.5
20 تعليق
ممتاز
7
جيد جدًا
11
متوسط
2
سيئ
0
سيئ جدًا
0
Nonticha
Nakhon Pathom, تايلاند4 مساهمات
العائلة • نوفمبر 2020
Hello, today I will review Sichon Beach, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. It is a beach with clear water and white sand. and look at the sea with a mix of blue and green The atmosphere is shady and cool with the wind. There is a restaurant by the sea But very expensive haha Sichon is another beautiful beach in Nakhon Si Thammarat. There are also beautiful nearby islands as well. There is a road built overlooking the sea. I want everyone to try it once in their life.
كُتب بتاريخ 14 يوليو 2021
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Saul_True
أوساكا, اليابان479 مساهمة
زوجان • ديسمبر 2019
Sichon Beach is not especially long but clean and seemed to be well maintained. The waves are relatively mild owing to the nearby breakwater servicing the port, so the beach is good for swimming.
There are three or four recognizable resorts along the beach with their attached restaurants, as well an assortment of ramshackle Ma and Pa type eateries. There were just a handful of people around all day, and by 9pm on Christmas Eve, all along the beach was dark and silent.
To get there, we got a mini-bus from Khanom (80 baht/45 minutes) and then a moto taxi from Big C on highway 401 (50 baht/10 minutes).
One final note: there are two beaches locally referred to as “Hat Sichon” or “Sichon Beach” so be careful! One of them is the 800 meter stretch of white sand on the south side of the port of Sichon, and here is where the hotels and restaurants are. The other, much longer beach is north of the port and has no facilities or eateries at all. Absolutely zilch.
There are three or four recognizable resorts along the beach with their attached restaurants, as well an assortment of ramshackle Ma and Pa type eateries. There were just a handful of people around all day, and by 9pm on Christmas Eve, all along the beach was dark and silent.
To get there, we got a mini-bus from Khanom (80 baht/45 minutes) and then a moto taxi from Big C on highway 401 (50 baht/10 minutes).
One final note: there are two beaches locally referred to as “Hat Sichon” or “Sichon Beach” so be careful! One of them is the 800 meter stretch of white sand on the south side of the port of Sichon, and here is where the hotels and restaurants are. The other, much longer beach is north of the port and has no facilities or eateries at all. Absolutely zilch.
كُتب بتاريخ 24 ديسمبر 2019
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Curtis B
Alcobaca, البرتغال558 مساهمة
نوفمبر 2019
Nice sandy beach with some very good restaurants close by. Good accomadation near by as well. A good alternative to the busy beaches of the nearby islands
كُتب بتاريخ 21 نوفمبر 2019
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RajivPhuket
فوكيت, تايلاند59 مساهمة
نوفمبر 2019
Just visit the area briefly thinking that I might stay for a couple of days next time if found good.
Was disappointed as the beach is small and very filthy in November 2019 with waves hitting the shore directly. Seems like the few resorts or hotels located on the beach do not care much about the environment.
The shore line along the coast is filled with stones with not much to do around. It is very quiet though and during the other part of the season I guess this beach must be worth spending time on provided you just want to relax and chill.
You will need your own transportation for sure.
Was disappointed as the beach is small and very filthy in November 2019 with waves hitting the shore directly. Seems like the few resorts or hotels located on the beach do not care much about the environment.
The shore line along the coast is filled with stones with not much to do around. It is very quiet though and during the other part of the season I guess this beach must be worth spending time on provided you just want to relax and chill.
You will need your own transportation for sure.
كُتب بتاريخ 18 نوفمبر 2019
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Dams S
Mont-Saint-Martin, فرنسا3,085 مساهمة
زوجان • مايو 2019
Très joli plage calme avec une mer propre bordé de restaurants et quelques hôtels. Plage familiale fréquentee en grande majorité par les thais. On a profité d'être à khanom pour venir ici en scooter environ une heure de route. Moment agréable plage propre et sortir des sentiers battus
كُتب بتاريخ 27 يونيو 2019
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Travel With CS
بانكوك, تايلاند193 مساهمة
الأصدقاء • يونيو 2019
Good atmosphere, nice beach, private beach suite for couple or solo. Sun rise in the morning is the beautiful and good vibes. I stayed at Prasarnsook Villa Beach Resort that resort near Sichon Beach. Not hard to find here.
كُتب بتاريخ 21 يونيو 2019
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PaniEstera
جواتيمالا19 مساهمة
زوجان • فبراير 2018
Beautiful beach with lots of angry waves now in February. Long but narrow strip of golden sand, great for long walks, truly beautiful. I'm told the sea becomes quieter and the beach gets much wider in summer months. Surf boards and kayaks available for rent.
كُتب بتاريخ 3 فبراير 2018
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jandegroot47
Sichon, تايلاند86 مساهمة
زوجان • ديسمبر 2017
Vanuit mijn bed & Breakfast to-co in Sichon, wat maar 900 meter van het strand is verwijderd, wijs ik mijn gasten altijd naar de beste plekken!
Of ze lopen er maar toe, maar meestal nemen ze de fiets die klaar staan voor gebruik!
De stranden zijn leeg en het is een verademing als je het vergelijkt bij Phuket, Pattaya en Andere drukke oorden! Koi Samui ligt op 32 km van Sichon, maar daar is het denderend druk, terwijl je op het strand van Sichon niemand tegen komt!
Misschien veranderd het binnen nu en vijf jaar, maar voor de mensen die van lekker eten en rust houden is Sichon een uitkomst!
Of ze lopen er maar toe, maar meestal nemen ze de fiets die klaar staan voor gebruik!
De stranden zijn leeg en het is een verademing als je het vergelijkt bij Phuket, Pattaya en Andere drukke oorden! Koi Samui ligt op 32 km van Sichon, maar daar is het denderend druk, terwijl je op het strand van Sichon niemand tegen komt!
Misschien veranderd het binnen nu en vijf jaar, maar voor de mensen die van lekker eten en rust houden is Sichon een uitkomst!
كُتب بتاريخ 9 يناير 2018
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blackeldo
Kiama, أستراليا2,046 مساهمة
بمفردك • مارس 2017
…BUT IF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE A REAL THAI BEACH SCENE THIS IS THE GO.
Listen up true travelers, all those cool dudes in eye wateringly expensive lycra workout gear wouldn’t be seen dead south of SAMUI’s in-spots. Actually I saw very few westerners of ANY type on the mainland coast between the Gulf Islands’ mainland pier at DON SAC and NAKON SI THAMMARAT despite there being some lovely strips of sand along this 70km section. Which is okay – this is an area where the Thai middle-class holiday and the locals come out to play, giving the place a whole different atmosphere to the busy beach scene on the islands.
You see, Thai’s don’t go to the beach to swim or sun-bathe. Their idea of a good time at the sand is sitting in a beachside restaurant/bar downing lotsa food and drink, fossicking in the sand and rock pools and maybe paddling in the water. Most don’t worry about swim-suits – they just roll the jeans up and go for it. The whole thing is perfectly relaxed – I particularly like the sitting in beach restaurants/bars part.
So that’s the scene that hit me on a nice Sunday afternoon arrival at SICHON BEACH. An extra – at least 3 bridal parties were getting snaps on the sand. Several beachside restaurants were packed with relatives and guests. And westerners? I was the only one – although I confess I later saw a handful when I went to SICHON CABANA’S restaurant to check the menu. Makes sense, CABANA is the most western-oriented of the several resorts behind the beach – the place caters for wind-surfers when conditions are right. Jeez – you might see a few lycra lairs when the wind is up! But the 3 or 4 couples I saw were middle aged – hardly the wind surfer demographic.
The downside: Very little English is spoken in this area – (CABANA may be different – I didn’t spend appreciable time there). Actually lack of English is not a downside to me – just added to the “typical Thai” atmosphere I was enjoying. I don’t speak Thai, but managed to communicate wants adequately.
LOCATION – SICHON BEACH is located 4km east of SICHON TOWN CENTER and about 800m south of the long breakwalls where the SICHON RIVER reaches the sea. No public songthaews (pickup truck buses) run down this way – if you haven’t your own transport grab a motorcycle taxi. My guy had no trouble finding the beach but didn’t have a clue about resort locations. If “own transport” is a hire-motorcycle better get it before arriving in town (KHANOM to the north is a good bet) – I found no place where I could rent a motorcycle. This is unheard of where western tourists frequent – Thai tourists are mainly middle class and have their own vehicles.
SICHON TOWN is 30km by road south of KHANOM, 50km south of DON SAC, 90km south of SURITHANI, 700km south of BANGKOK and 70km north of NAKON SI THAMARAT.
A confusing problem to many visitiors is that SICHON BEACH is often called HIN NGAM BEACH, because the holiday resort precinct behind the beach is known as HIN NGAM. HIN NGAM BEACH is actually the reddish boulder beach immediately to the south. TRIP ADVISOR has a separate HIN NGAM BEACH page where at least half the photos and reviews are actually about SICHON BEACH, so it will be worth checking for extra information.
BEHIND THE BEACH - The HIN NGAM RESORT PRECINCT is not too bad at all. There are about half a dozen places in this area, almost exclusively Thai style and ranging in standard from lower-midrange to true mid-range, maybe better. The latter may be a bit exxy by Thai standards but pretty good value in western terms. My resort was the recently built lower-midrange THIPBUREE, a kind of Thai motor inn only 30m from the sand –pretty good place. Um did I mention lack of English? I’ll do a TRIP ADVISOR report when I get a chance.
Most of the beachside restaurants are attached to resorts but a few’re independent. I used ISSARA BEACH RESORT’s restaurant next to THIPBUREE (which hasn’t a restaurant). Great sand-side position, very comprehensive Thai menu (not big on western stuff), popular with local walk-ins, and the cheapest beer all 3 weeks of my mulit-stop Thai trip. As HOMER J SIMPSON would say – “AAAAH – BEEER!!” The efficient waitresses didn’t understand English but they still knew what “beer” meant.
Listen up true travelers, all those cool dudes in eye wateringly expensive lycra workout gear wouldn’t be seen dead south of SAMUI’s in-spots. Actually I saw very few westerners of ANY type on the mainland coast between the Gulf Islands’ mainland pier at DON SAC and NAKON SI THAMMARAT despite there being some lovely strips of sand along this 70km section. Which is okay – this is an area where the Thai middle-class holiday and the locals come out to play, giving the place a whole different atmosphere to the busy beach scene on the islands.
You see, Thai’s don’t go to the beach to swim or sun-bathe. Their idea of a good time at the sand is sitting in a beachside restaurant/bar downing lotsa food and drink, fossicking in the sand and rock pools and maybe paddling in the water. Most don’t worry about swim-suits – they just roll the jeans up and go for it. The whole thing is perfectly relaxed – I particularly like the sitting in beach restaurants/bars part.
So that’s the scene that hit me on a nice Sunday afternoon arrival at SICHON BEACH. An extra – at least 3 bridal parties were getting snaps on the sand. Several beachside restaurants were packed with relatives and guests. And westerners? I was the only one – although I confess I later saw a handful when I went to SICHON CABANA’S restaurant to check the menu. Makes sense, CABANA is the most western-oriented of the several resorts behind the beach – the place caters for wind-surfers when conditions are right. Jeez – you might see a few lycra lairs when the wind is up! But the 3 or 4 couples I saw were middle aged – hardly the wind surfer demographic.
The downside: Very little English is spoken in this area – (CABANA may be different – I didn’t spend appreciable time there). Actually lack of English is not a downside to me – just added to the “typical Thai” atmosphere I was enjoying. I don’t speak Thai, but managed to communicate wants adequately.
LOCATION – SICHON BEACH is located 4km east of SICHON TOWN CENTER and about 800m south of the long breakwalls where the SICHON RIVER reaches the sea. No public songthaews (pickup truck buses) run down this way – if you haven’t your own transport grab a motorcycle taxi. My guy had no trouble finding the beach but didn’t have a clue about resort locations. If “own transport” is a hire-motorcycle better get it before arriving in town (KHANOM to the north is a good bet) – I found no place where I could rent a motorcycle. This is unheard of where western tourists frequent – Thai tourists are mainly middle class and have their own vehicles.
SICHON TOWN is 30km by road south of KHANOM, 50km south of DON SAC, 90km south of SURITHANI, 700km south of BANGKOK and 70km north of NAKON SI THAMARAT.
A confusing problem to many visitiors is that SICHON BEACH is often called HIN NGAM BEACH, because the holiday resort precinct behind the beach is known as HIN NGAM. HIN NGAM BEACH is actually the reddish boulder beach immediately to the south. TRIP ADVISOR has a separate HIN NGAM BEACH page where at least half the photos and reviews are actually about SICHON BEACH, so it will be worth checking for extra information.
BEHIND THE BEACH - The HIN NGAM RESORT PRECINCT is not too bad at all. There are about half a dozen places in this area, almost exclusively Thai style and ranging in standard from lower-midrange to true mid-range, maybe better. The latter may be a bit exxy by Thai standards but pretty good value in western terms. My resort was the recently built lower-midrange THIPBUREE, a kind of Thai motor inn only 30m from the sand –pretty good place. Um did I mention lack of English? I’ll do a TRIP ADVISOR report when I get a chance.
Most of the beachside restaurants are attached to resorts but a few’re independent. I used ISSARA BEACH RESORT’s restaurant next to THIPBUREE (which hasn’t a restaurant). Great sand-side position, very comprehensive Thai menu (not big on western stuff), popular with local walk-ins, and the cheapest beer all 3 weeks of my mulit-stop Thai trip. As HOMER J SIMPSON would say – “AAAAH – BEEER!!” The efficient waitresses didn’t understand English but they still knew what “beer” meant.
كُتب بتاريخ 19 مايو 2017
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Kristenpfanny
10 مساهمات
الأصدقاء • أبريل 2017
Took a day trip from Surat Thani down to this beach and was not disappointed! Not crowded at all with really only locals present. Even treated like celebrities with the locals wanting to take pictures with us. Great for a day beach trip!
كُتب بتاريخ 18 أبريل 2017
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terrylynny
مدينة نيويورك, نيويورك4 مساهمات
How far is this beach from Nakhon Si Thammarat city?
Not far...1:30 hr only
