Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

People come here because of two rock formations at the southern end of Lamai Beach that bear a striking resemblance to male and female genitalia. In Thai, they are called "Grandfather" and "Grandmother," and the story is connected to a folktale about an elderly couple who were shipwrecked at sea. It's an amusing sight; you take a photo, and that's about it—after about five minutes.

What makes this morning unforgettable is the coast itself. Rugged cliffs, open sea, waves that become high and dramatic in November. The place truly comes alive at sunset: a blaze of color on the water and the sound of the surf. You can wander peacefully over the rocks and carefully climb; some even go for a swim. Nearby, there's a small market with food, drinks, and souvenirs. Be sure to try the coconut ice cream served in a bowl. Allow 20 to 30 minutes and don't expect anything more.