Pattaya — Sights
A 30-baht boat to the island, a 10-baht truck down the beach
- Sanctuary of Truth — A seaside temple of carved wood, under construction since 1981
- Koh Larn (Tawaen & Samae beaches) — A 30-baht ferry to water much clearer than Pattaya's
- Walking Street — Pattaya's neon party strip, car-free from 6pm
- Pattaya Viewpoint (Pratamnak Hill) — Free lookout over the whole bay, with the PATTAYA CITY sign
- Big Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Yai) — A golden Buddha at the top of a naga staircase, city views below
- Nong Nooch Tropical Garden — A giant themed garden with a dinosaur valley and elephant show
- Art in Paradise (3D illusion museum) — Step into the paintings: an illusion-art photo museum
- Terminal 21 Pattaya — Each floor a different city, with a cheap food court up top
- Pattaya Beach & Beach Road — A 3 km city beach better for strolling and sunsets than swimming
- Jomtien Beach — Six kilometres of beach, much calmer than Pattaya's
- Thepprasit Night Market — Pattaya's biggest night market, best Friday to Sunday
- Pattaya Floating Market (Four Regions) — A purpose-built canal market themed on Thailand's four regions
- Tiffany's Show (cabaret) — Pattaya's original cabaret, running since 1974
- Silverlake Vineyard & Khao Chi Chan — A lakeside vineyard and a giant gold Buddha etched into a cliff
- Ramayana Water Park — One of Thailand's biggest water parks, with barely any queues
- Wat Khao Chi Chan (Buddha Mountain) — A giant Buddha etched in gold on a cliff
- Pattaya Park Tower — Pattaya's tall tower over the whole bay
- Tiger Park Pattaya — A park where you get close to tigers
- Underwater World Pattaya — A tunnel with sharks and rays overhead
- Columbia Pictures Aquaverse — A big movie-themed water park
- Pattaya Elephant Village — Elephant show and feeding in one stop
- Mini Siam — Thai and world landmarks, shrunk down
- Oriental Princess Dinner Cruise — Buffet and cabaret on the evening bay
- Alcazar Cabaret Show — Cabaret that wins on sequined costumes