Sailing Club Memorial — Pattaya Beach

Sailing Club Memorial, อนุสรณ์สถานสโมสรเรือใบ, is a commemorative site beside Pattaya’s Beach Road promenade at reference WVMH+4X3. Use the exact Thai name and map pin, since other memorial and gateway features occur along the waterfront. Thai PBS and a historical report identify the site with the royal family’s presence during the 1967 Southeast Asian Peninsular Games sailing competition in Pattaya Bay. The historical report refers to King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit. This gives the memorial its context rather than establishing a construction date for the present structure. The reviewed Google Street View image, captured in June 2024, shows a stone-faced raised area, rectangular overhead feature and palms, with the beach and sea beyond. It is a dated view of the site rather than a current inspection. Treat the memorial and any displayed royal portraits or plaques respectfully. Keep the promenade and access steps clear, and follow current local signs or event restrictions. A staffed visitor service, fixed opening hours, admission arrangements and a continuous step-free approach were not independently verified. This is a memorial site rather than a sailing operator or ticket office.