This beach, 7 km from Sam Pan Bok, is a sandbar on the Mekong River, bordering Laos. It's bordered by Thailand on one side and Laos on the other. The scenery is lovely; there are beautiful views, and you can descend a long staircase and take a stroll. Why not take a longtail boat ride on the Mekong? It's nice to include Hat Salung in your itinerary if you're in the area visiting Sam Pan Bok, but in our opinion, it's not worth the trip solely for Hat Salung.

Like Sam Pan Bok, Haad Salung is difficult to reach by public transport. Buses only take you there after a long and arduous journey. Perhaps you can arrange transfers from Ubon Ratchathani and excursions with the resort when booking a stay at a resort in the area. Three resorts are located just a few hundred meters from Haad Salung, and another is only 50 meters further along the road to Haad Salung.

How to get there

How do you get to Hat Salung? Similar to Sam Pan Bok, Hat Salung is difficult to reach by public transport. Buses only take you there after a long and arduous journey. Perhaps you can arrange transfers from Ubon Ratchathani and excursions with the resort when booking a stay at a resort in the area. Three resorts are located just a few hundred meters from Hat Salung, and one is only 50 meters further down the road.