Destination

As Thailand’s largest waterpark and one of the largest in Asia overall, Ramayana Water Park houses over 50 attractions with unique water rides, including two interacting slides which ends with a splash into the600m mystical lazy river. Meanwhile, the park offers dedicated kids’ zones, a wave pool and so much more.

Clean and pristine white beaches, Samed Island, or known to locals as Koh Samet, is a sea lover’s paradise. With a backdrop of turquoise blue waters and fine sand, the island is merely 45-minutes away and presents a perfect excursion for travellers with water sport activities, plus a happening night life scene.

Approximately 2,400 acres, this mangrove field is the largest within Rayong. The one-kilometre long wooden walk way allows visitors to thread through the forest, before being greeted by the picturesque mangrove of vibrant yellow and green leaves. Tung Prong Thong, which is a description of a golden field in Thai, is also home to various flora and fauna, including Avicennia plants, Mangrove apples and more.

Explore Rayong’s olden architectural builds at Yomjinda Road where traditional foods, crafts, as well unique entertainment shows such as shadow puppets, along with music and dance, bring an exciting atmosphere to the usual quiet streets of Rayong.

Located in Thailand, Rayong is blessed with a pleasant climate all year round. Two seasons prevail in Rayong, the dry season (from October to March) and the rainy season (from April to September). The best time to visit Rayong is from December to March, while the weather is cooler despite being in dry season.

Motorbike taxis are the preferred mode of transportation in Rayong and an exciting way to explore the many sights that Rayong has to offer. Jeepneys are the other mode of transportation and is a great way of interacting with locals who depend on them to get around their daily tasks. Taxis are available by pre booking with the concierge at the hotel.

Experience the best of Rayong local flavors at the night food market just steps away from the hotel and eat like the locals do. Embark on a gastronomical journey whilst partaking different cuisines. For the best and freshest of seafood head to Lam Charoen Seafood which is famous throughout Thailand for their fresh catch and exotic preparation style.

A happy country full of smiles, Thai culture runs deep in every resident's heart, and can be seen in all practices of daily life. Family and tradition are at the core of Thai society, along with a strong respect for elders. Be sure to spend time talking to friendly residents, known for their singular warmth.