Cave Beach Club · Pattaya Beach Diary

Stepping into Cave Beach Club feels like walking into a tropical island magazine. The entrance is a wooden pathway flanked by vibrant green tropical plants. As you walk further, the sound of waves grows louder, and your mood becomes lighter. The design here is truly thoughtful, featuring rattan furniture, wooden elements, white sheer curtains, hammocks, and low sofas. It’s like Bali brought to Thailand, with every corner offering postcard-worthy photo opportunities—no filters needed. I chose the outdoor beach lounger area, where my feet sank into fine sand. Even before the food arrived, just listening to the waves and feeling the sea breeze made the visit worthwhile. Ordering was a bit of a dilemma because the menu is so diverse—Thai cuisine, desserts, and signature drinks are all available. The best time to be here is at sunset. Arriving around 3 PM is perfect; you can enjoy your meal leisurely and wait for the sun to paint the sea red. The sky transforms into shades of pink and orange, and simply sitting there feels like being in a movie. The music blends with the sound of waves, making time feel gentle. Although the food prices are slightly higher than regular restaurants, the ambiance, scenery, and quality of the dishes justify the cost. Service is a bit slow, but in a place like this, slowing down feels like part of the experience. Parking is ample, but on weekends, it’s better to book in advance to avoid waiting. To me, Cave Beach Club is more than just a dining spot; it’s a little corner to escape daily life. You can take stunning photos, relax, and gaze at the sea until you lose track of time. The next time I visit Pattaya, I’ll definitely come back—maybe I’ll even try a different seat to see how the sea looks at another time of day.