Koh Larn · North-east coast
Tawaen Beach
หาดตาแหวน
Tawaen is the released Koh Larn beach profile with its own operator-posted public-ferry route from Bali Hai Pier A. Pattaya City records the beach at approximately 750 metres.
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- Setting
- North-east side of Koh Larn
- Municipal record
- Approximately 750 metres
- Arrival context
- Direct Bali Hai–Tawaen public-ferry route appears in the checked operator timetable
- Map status
- Approximate orientation pin
Beach overview
The beach with a direct public-ferry route
Tawaen and Na Baan use separate operator-posted timetables. Check that Tawaen is printed or called before boarding at Pier A.
The schedule checked on 23 August 2026 lists 17:00 as the final Tawaen return. Treat that as the planning boundary, then reconfirm it at the counter.
Direct answers
Quick planning answers for Tawaen Beach
Does the public ferry go directly to Tawaen Beach?
Yes. The operator timetable checked on 23 August 2026 lists a separate Bali Hai–Tawaen route from Pier A. Confirm the route and operation on the travel day.
How long is Tawaen Beach?
Pattaya City records Tawaen at approximately 750 metres, the longest of the measured beaches in that municipal list.
Does a direct ferry guarantee the Tawaen trip?
No. The checked schedule establishes a posted route, fare and timetable on its check date; vessel operation, access, facilities and water conditions can still change.
Route and decision
Choose Tawaen before joining the queue
The posted Bali Hai–Tawaen service uses Pier A and the same 40฿ fare record as Na Baan. Use the route-specific timetable rather than assuming every boat lands here.
Pattaya City records Tawaen at approximately 750 metres—the longest of the measured beaches in that municipal list.
The approximate pin and direct ferry do not establish current shops, activities, payment methods, swimming conditions or step-free access.
Orientation pin only — use the route guidance beside the map.
Evidence boundary
Direct does not mean guaranteed
The ferry record establishes a posted route, fare and timetable on its check date. Vessel operation, facilities, water warnings and local access still belong to the travel day.