MAE RAMPHUNG BEACH
The beach is 11 kilometers from town and 3 kilometers from Rayong Resort, located within "Khao Laem Ya-Ko Samet National Park", hugged by a road that runs for 10 kilometers with a small fisherman's village called "Ban Kon Ao" at one end. A clear beach slopes gently to the sea and suitable for swimming, except in monsoon season.

KHAO LAEM YA AND BAN KON AO
Connect with Rayong Resort, a small hill located slightly beyond "Ban Kon Ao". Some areas from headlands stretching out into the sea and covered by sea glass. From this point, the sunlight that reflects on the sea's surface is very beautiful.

KO SAMET
Located at Tambon Phe, Muang District, About 30 minutes from Rayong Resort's Pier by Hotel Boat. Approximately 6.5 kilometers offshore. It is a well know attraction that offers beautiful beaches with white sand, strange-shape rocks and it suitable for relaxation and water sports such as scooters, skin diving or windsurfing.
Popular beaches such as Sai Kaeo, Wongdeun or Thap Thim, well know beaches for the tourist. Kiu, Prao,  Lung Wang Beaches are far a way with peaceful nature in this areas. Almost beaches are connected, except Ao Phrao, walking on the beach or on the dirt road in the middle of the island through the forest makes one good experience the real nature.

BAN PHE
About 25 kilometers from Rayong Town and far from Rayong Resort 5 kilometers, 15 minutes car driving. A bust fishing port and the departure point for boats to Ko Samet. Shops around here sell seafood products such as dried squid, fish sauce, shrimp paste and some souvenirs.

SUAN SON
Located 2 kilometers from Ban Phe on the beach road and also know as The Pine Garden, its lines both edges of the road in some parts like a tunnel. This is a popular picnic place, with white clean sandy areas and a number of food eateries.    

RAYONG AQUARIUM
The new marine life at Ban Phe, located at The Eastern Marine Fisheries Department, approximately 3 kilometers and 10 minutes car driving from Rayong Resort. The Aquarium has 3 sections, the marine life, the exhibition and the museum. especially walking through the tunnel around the fishes.