Na Jomtien

นาจอมเทียน

South of Jomtien — quieter beachfront, premium resorts, less expat density.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

Overview

Na Jomtien is the next coastal area south of Jomtien beach, stretching toward Bang Saray. The beach gets cleaner and less crowded as you go south. The strip contains premium resorts (Mövenpick, Cape Dara), a handful of upscale condos, and significantly fewer bars or expats than Jomtien proper. Best for those wanting beach-front quiet within reasonable reach of Pattaya.

Best for

quiet beach lovers
retirees with budget
long-weekend couples
premium resort holidaymakers

Avoid if

budget travellers
you want walkable nightlife
you don't have transport

Na Jomtien at a glance

Noise level(lower better)

Walkability

Beach access

Family-friendly

Expat density

Transport access

Nightlife level

Traffic risk(lower better)

Flood risk(lower better)

Average monthly rent

Studio	10,000 THB – 18,000 THB
1 bedroom	14,000 THB – 28,000 THB
2 bedroom	22,000 THB – 50,000 THB

Hotel price bands (per night)

Budget	from 1,000 THB
Mid-range	from 3,000 THB
Luxury	from 8,500 THB

What's nearby

Hospitals

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya
~10 km

Schools

ISP
~7 km

Gyms

Resort gyms
varies

Markets & shopping

Local Thai markets
varies

Top condos

Veranda Pattaya
25-50k/mo
Whale Marina Condo
12-20k/mo

Top hotels

Mövenpick Siam Na Jomtien
4,000-8,500/night
Cape Dara Resort
3,800-8,000/night

Top restaurants

Resort restaurants
International
Local seafood shacks
Thai seafood

Who should stay here

Couples and retirees wanting quiet beach holiday near (but outside) Pattaya proper.

Who should avoid it

Anyone wanting walkable nightlife or budget options.

Pros

Quietest near-Pattaya beach
Premium resorts
Clean sand
Easy day trips to Bang Saray and Sattahip

Cons

Need transport for everything
Higher prices
Limited grocery options walkable

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Last updated: May 16, 2026

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