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Thailand Sea Water Temperature in September

The Thailand resorts with the warmest sea water temperature in September are Koh Lan, Cha-am and Hua Hin.

Below you can see a list of all popular Thailand resorts and information about sea water temperature in September for the last two years.

Resort Name September 2024 September 2023 September 2022
Koh Lan 90.0°F 89.7°F 89.4°F
Cha-am 90.0°F 89.7°F 89.6°F
Hua Hin 90.0°F 89.3°F 89.7°F
Hat Yai 89.8°F 89.8°F 89.6°F
Lamai Beach 89.8°F 89.0°F 89.7°F
Bangkok 89.7°F 89.4°F 89.3°F
Chaweng Beach 89.7°F 88.9°F 89.6°F
Pattaya 89.7°F 89.4°F 89.1°F
Jomtien 89.7°F 89.4°F 89.1°F
Narathiwat 89.7°F 89.6°F 89.3°F
Ko Li Pe 89.6°F 89.7°F 88.9°F
Pattani 89.6°F 89.6°F 89.2°F
Samui 89.6°F 88.9°F 89.6°F
Choeng Mon Beach 89.6°F 88.8°F 89.6°F
Bo Phut Beach 89.5°F 88.8°F 89.6°F
Mae Nam Beach 89.5°F 88.8°F 89.6°F
Taling Ngam Beach 89.5°F 89.0°F 89.8°F
Rayong 89.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Ko Phangan 89.4°F 88.6°F 89.5°F
Tao 89.4°F 88.4°F 89.6°F
Phangan 89.3°F 88.7°F 89.5°F
Samet 89.2°F 88.4°F 88.8°F
Prachuap Khiri Khan 89.2°F 88.3°F 88.9°F
Krabi 89.0°F 89.0°F 89.2°F
Koh Kood 89.0°F 88.5°F 87.7°F
Ko Mak 89.0°F 88.6°F 87.7°F
Koh Chang 88.9°F 88.7°F 88.0°F
Ko Wai 88.9°F 88.8°F 87.8°F
Phi Phi 88.9°F 89.1°F 89.1°F
Chumphon 88.7°F 88.2°F 88.8°F
Cape Panwa 88.6°F 88.7°F 89.1°F
Surat Thani 88.5°F 88.4°F 88.8°F
Koh Lanta 88.5°F 89.0°F 88.9°F
Phuket 88.5°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Kalim Beach 88.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Bang Tao Beach 88.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Kamala Beach 88.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Surin Beach 88.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Patong Beach 88.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Karon Beach 88.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Kata Beach 88.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Nai Harn Beach 88.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Rawai Beach 88.4°F 88.6°F 89.0°F
Trat 88.3°F 88.6°F 87.7°F
Nai Yang Beach 88.3°F 88.6°F 88.9°F
Mai Khao Beach 88.2°F 88.5°F 88.8°F
Similan 87.8°F 87.8°F 88.3°F
Khao Lak 87.6°F 87.9°F 88.4°F

Please see following sea water temperature averages charts for the warmest Thailand resorts in September.

You can also get the same information for the every other month of the year when the average sea water temperature is greater then 70°F.