You must visit the Glass Sea when you go to Pattaya, the sunset and the sea there are truly spectacular

Going to Pattaya, you must see the Glass Sea from above The seamless beauty of the sea and sky, all in one view. Here's a free travel guide ↓ 1️⃣ Take a bus from Bangkok to Pattaya 2️⃣ You can choose a hotel near Pattaya Walking Street (It's better to be a few streets away from the red-light district, it gets a bit overwhelming at night when it's in full swing) 3️⃣ Take a taxi to Pattaya pier and find any speedboat to Koh Larn. The pier is where we found the best Chinese-speaking locals in Pattaya, so don't worry. You might wait about 15min for the speedboat, and once it's full, it takes off. It's a 20min ride to Koh Larn. 4️⃣ No entrance fee is required for Koh Larn. The pier we arrived at didn't have a beach nearby, so you need a motorbike/tuk-tuk to get to the beach. Upon arrival, various people will approach you offering tour packages and transportation, just choose what you need. Since I've done most water activities many times except for parasailing, this time I just wanted to try parasailing. Bargained down to 800 Thai Baht including a motorbike ride to the beach. 5️⃣ Parasailing guide I suggest bringing a phone. After boarding, the guy will ask if you want photos and videos taken with your phone for 100 Thai Baht. Without a phone, it costs 200 Thai Baht. The guy will gather a speedboat's worth of people, then take us to a small pier. Our boat had 8 people, all Chinese, the highest concentration of Chinese tourists I've experienced in Thailand. The speedboat ride is thrilling, you feel like you're going to fly out at any minute 😅 When they seriously make us put on life jackets and collect our phones and sunglasses, I knew something was off. The process is to fly one by one, each person for about 2 minutes. You fly high and the view is really good. It's quite a rush when you first take off and aren't seated securely, but then it's not scary anymore. It's very comfortable flying in the sky. 6️⃣ After playing, you can go to the beach. We went to two beaches, one was very crowded and commercialized, but the sea was very blue, clear, and the sand was fine and soft. The other had fewer people, mostly Westerners, no commercial vibe, just shops and beach chairs. The water was just as clear, the sand not as fine, but there were lots of fish in the sea.