Quick answers
- Typical rent?
- Median around 32,400 baht in Na Jomtien. Bang Saray is cheaper.
- Do I need a car?
- Yes. This is not optional here.
- What is it like?
- Resort developments, then a working fishing village with a pier.
- Beach?
- The emptiest in the area.
- Shops?
- Limited. Plan a weekly drive for a proper supermarket.
- Who lives here?
- People escaping Pattaya while staying near it.
What it is like
Keep going south past Jomtien and the coast opens out. Na Jomtien has the resort developments with the big landscaped pools, and further on Bang Saray is still a working fishing village with a pier and seafood restaurants along the front. It is beautiful and it is calm. It is also a drive from anything, so think carefully about how often you want to go into town.
Who lives here: People escaping Pattaya entirely while staying near it.
Rents: Resort one bedrooms around 50,000. More modest options exist inland.
Good
- Emptiest beaches in the area
- Resort-grade facilities
- Real village atmosphere in Bang Saray
Less good
- A car is not optional
- Limited shopping
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Renting in Na Jomtien and Bang Saray
Is it too far out?
That depends on how often you want a supermarket, a hospital or a restaurant that is not on the beach. Many people love it. Some last three months.
What is Bang Saray like?
A working fishing village with a pier and seafood restaurants along the front. It has changed less than anywhere else nearby.
Can I get by without a car?
Not comfortably. Distances here are real.