Khao Daeng Viewpoint located at the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park office. For the direction to the viewpoint, go to the north about 400 meters and walk up to the Khao Daeng Mountain for about 320 meters. The best time to enjoy the view is the early morning around 5.30AM because you can watch the sun rise over the edge of the sea and enjoy the surrounding scenery at the same time.

Thung Sam Roi Yot has a lotus pond which is a large freshwater field surrounded by 300 mountains behind. The atmosphere is pleasant and quiet with a wooden bridge stretching into the field. There are also pavilions along the walkway for relaxing or avoiding sunlight or rain, or even enjoying the view of the romantic sunset. You can find the trail for aquatic plants here as well.

Phraya Nakhon is a large cave on the ceiling with a opening allowing sunlight to go through the cave. The highlight of this cave is "Kareuhat Throne". It was built in the reign of King Rama V and it was workmanship of Princess Kajorn Charat Wong. It was created in Bangkok and then provided to Phraya Chonlayot Yothin to perform as a constructor. King Rama V came for the ceremony of mounting the gable-final with his own. On the right side of the stone wall, there are the signatures of King Rama V and King Rama VII. The letters are noticeably large and white. Kareuhat Throne is a landmark of Tham Phraya Nakhon and is the current Prachuap Khiri Khan Symbol.

Sam Phraya Beach is about 5 kilometers north of the National Park Office. It is a peaceful beach in the midst of Sea Oaks. You can pitch a tent in this area. There is a tourist service center, restaurant, pavilion and restrooms.