The structures at the viewpoint were built in 2009, just a little further north along the road from the northernmost access to Laem Singh Beach. You will find an open-sided structure with a Thai-style roof and six stone benches, all surrounded by guard rails to prevent you from falling down the sheer cliff while taking photos of the view. The viewpoint is wheelchair accessible via a ramp alongside the handful of steps up to the structure.

There is limited roadside parking available on what amounts to a layby in front of the Laem Singh Viewpoint and it quickly fills up around sunset. If you want to see the sunset from the viewpoint yourself, you should come a little bit early to ensure you get a good, unobstructed view. The view during the day is just as good and is generally less hindered by other people enjoying it. You should allow around 10 minutes to reach the viewpoint from Kamala Beach.

• Location: On the road between Kamala and Surin Beach