The inner area of the cape faces the mainland and is home to many communities such as Ban Dato, Ban Talo Samilae, and Ban Budi; settlements where most of the population makes a living from fishing. There is also aquaculture including snapper, cockles, mussels, etc. on the outside of the cape that faces the open sea. There is a large selection of private accommodation available. At the end of Cape Ta Si, you can see some beautiful scenery and a stunning sunrise and sunset at the same point. There are 2 ways to reach Laem Ta Chi: By boat: Take a boat from the estuary of the Pattani River to Laem Ta Chi or utilize boat services from various tourist communities in Pattani Bay, such as the Bang Pu Tourist Community and Bunadara Tourism Community. The boat journey takes around 30 minutes. By land: From Pattani city, take Highway No. 42 (Pattani-Narathiwat) for approximately 12 kilometres. Then, turn left onto Rural Road No. 2062 (Soi entrance to Yaring Post Office). Continue straight, cross the bridge over Khlong Yamu, and pass the market. Take a left towards Talo Kapo Beach and proceed straight until you reach the end of the road, which leads to Laem Ta See. The total distance from Pattani city is about 43 kilometres.
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