Pattaya Sets October 31st Deadline to Reclaim Public Land Near Bali Hai Pier
Pattaya City has set an October 31st, 2026 deadline for the removal of boats and belongings from public land adjacent to the Waterfront Building near Bali Hai Pier. The area is currently used for boat storage and paid parking for Koh Larn travelers. The city plans to develop the reclaimed space into a public area with a walkway and lighting.
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