Hua Hin - Live WebCam - Centara Grand Beach Resort
Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand — 26 km
Cha-am - GISTDA Coastal Radar
🇹🇭 Phetchaburi · Thailand — Altitude 5 m
This live feed comes from a coastal radar station at Cha-am, a resort town on the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand. It is a useful view for anyone checking conditions along this stretch of coast before a trip or simply curious about the sea and sky here.
Cha-am sits in Phetchaburi province, a short drive south of Bangkok. It has been a popular seaside retreat for Thai families for decades, known for its long, gently sloping sandy beach, pine-lined shore and quiet atmosphere compared with busier resorts further along the coast. The landscape is flat, with the Gulf of Thailand opening to the west and low hills inland.
The camera is a coastal radar feed, so its value lies in the sea and weather it monitors rather than in street scenes. Depending on the current view, you may see the water surface, cloud movement and approaching rain bands. Early mornings tend to offer calmer water and clearer skies, while afternoons and the wet season can bring squalls that build quickly over the gulf.
The climate is tropical, hot and humid all year, with the cooler and drier period generally from November to February, which is the most comfortable time to visit. Hua Hin, about 26 km south, is the closest larger resort and has its own live camera on this site. Pattaya on the eastern coast is reached by a much longer journey of roughly 100 km.
Source: GISTDA
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Cha-am are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically.
The local time in Cha-am is displayed on this page, so you can check it against your own time zone before watching the feed.
The radar station is on the coast near Cha-am in Phetchaburi province, Thailand. The map on this page marks its position on the Gulf of Thailand shoreline.
Early morning often gives the calmest water and clearest views, while the drier months from November to February are good for stable conditions. Storms are more likely in the afternoon during the wet season.
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