Wonnapha Beach (Wonnapha Beach) or Haad Won as locals call it, is a southward extension of Bangsaen Beach but with a distinctly different vibe and lifestyle. Originally a traditional fishing community, it still retains its authentic charm with fishing boats lined up along the shore. Today, Wonnapha has been transformed into the most viral travel landmark for the younger generation. The beautifully arranged stone wave breakers and clean concrete walkways give it a unique aesthetic that sets it apart from any other beach in Chonburi.

The key feature that has made Wonnapha a viral sensation is its status as a Street Food and Beach Bar Paradise along Bang Saen Lang Road. The strip features everything from fresh seafood stalls and traditional Thai dessert carts to chic cocktail bars playing atmospheric music by the sea. The charm lies in the perfect blend of local simplicity and modern lifestyle. Visitors will find a picturesque scene of people picnicking on mats along the stone embankment, parallel to the neon lights from shops reflecting on the water, creating a mood that is both energetic and relaxing.

The magic of Wonnapha lies in its atmospheric transition throughout the day. In the morning, you can witness the traditional fisherman's way of life as they bring fresh catches ashore. By late afternoon, the area transforms into the most romantic sunset spot. Golden light stretches across the stone barriers, hitting the deep blue sea a prime time for content creators to capture stunning visuals. Furthermore, the sound of waves crashing against the rocks provides a deep sense of relaxation amidst the bustling tourist town.

For party lovers and groups of friends, Wonnapha Beach is a destination that never sleeps, with numerous restaurants and bars open until late at night. Each venue boasts unique decor, ranging from minimalist and vintage to rustic wooden barns, making it a magnet for photographers and influencers seeking a cool, informal beach lifestyle backdrop. Couples also enjoy strolling hand-in-hand to enjoy the evening sea breeze under the soft glow of the streetlights.

We invite everyone to experience the soul of modern Bangsaen at Wonnapha Beach—where you can enjoy affordable food with million-dollar views and soak in a simple yet vibrant happiness. A single visit to Wonnapha is guaranteed to make you fall in love with its undeniable viral charm.

• By Private Car: From the Bangsaen Roundabout, drive south along the beach (towards Burapha University) into Bang Saen Lang Road. You will enter the Wonnapha Beach area, with street parking and private lots available in nearby alleys.

• By Public Transport: Take a red Bangsaen songthaew and ask to get off at "Haad Won." They run the entire length of the beach.

• Additional Options: If staying in Bangsaen, renting a bicycle or motorcycle is highly recommended; it's a short, breezy ride.

• Best Visiting Season: Visit from 04:30 PM onwards to catch the sunset and experience the night scene. The best weather is from November to February.

• Preparation: If you want to sit on the beach, bring your own mat or rent one from local stalls. Please bring a trash bag to help keep the area clean.

• Photography: Top spots include sitting on the stone breakers with the vast sea as a backdrop or capturing street life shots with illuminated food trucks.

• Local Food: Don't miss the Seaside Spicy Salad and fresh Grilled Squid from the boats, as well as fruit cocktails from mobile bars.

• Planning: Fridays and Saturdays are extremely busy. Arrive earlier than usual if you want to secure the best spot along the embankment.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee.

Opening Hours:

• Public areas open 24 hours.