The Red Bridge, also known as the "Dolphin Watching Point" (or simply Red Bridge Viewpoint), is located in Tambon Phanthai Norasing, Mueang Samut Sakhon District, Samut Sakhon Province. It is a popular landmark and tourist destination near Bangkok.

• Gull watching: From November to May each year, flocks of migratory gulls arrive in the region, escaping the cold in Siberia and Tibet. Visitors can observe them and photograph them up close.

(Bringing a hat is recommended.)

• Dolphin watching: As the name suggests, this is a place where you can occasionally see dolphins, typically when the cool seasonal winds blow into the Gulf of Thailand (between November and January).

(Note: Sightings are currently quite rare.)

• Food and shops: Near the entrance are communal stalls and local vendors selling dried seafood, snacks and drinks at affordable prices.

• Nearby attractions: Visitors can pay their respects at the Chao Pho Matchanu Shrine, a sacred site highly revered by the local population.

• Bridge features: The bridge is a concrete bridge painted a bright red. (It was created from an original wooden bridge.) It extends approximately 700 meters into the Gulf of Thailand and is set against a backdrop of mangrove forests and bamboo breakwaters.

• Opening hours: Open daily from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

• Admission: Free.

• On-site parking: 20 THB per vehicle.

• Motorcycles: Free parking is available near the Chao Pho Matchanu Shrine.

• Recommended visiting time: Late afternoon, between 4:00 pm and 6:30 pm.

The sun is less intense, a cool sea breeze is blowing, and it's a dreamy place to watch the sunset.