Know which place the name means
The provincial guide calls this place Singh Cape or Laem Singh and locates its small beach between Kamala and Surin. Other spellings include Laem Sing. Save the exact point on a current map before arranging transport, so there is no confusion about the destination. The official page gives useful coastal orientation, but its old route description is not a promise that a particular entrance is currently open.
Check the current permitted route
Before travelling, ask a current local operator or the responsible authority which access is permitted and practical for your dates. Do not assume that a visible path through another property is public access. Clarify whether the proposed visit depends on steps, a boat or another arrangement, and what happens if weather changes it. If access cannot be confirmed, choose another beach outing rather than building the day around an uncertain route.
Treat the outing as its own decision
An accommodation described as near Laem Sing does not automatically provide beach access. Ask how you would reach the shoreline and return, with costs and limitations stated clearly. For your main base, prioritise confirmed daily routes and a room that works for the whole stay. You can appreciate the coast without committing your accommodation choice to one beach you may only visit occasionally.
Keep two nearby alternatives
Read the Surin and Kamala guides for alternative coastal bases, then verify their actual routes too. Follow current local conditions and instructions whenever visiting a beach. This page deliberately offers no access guarantee, opening schedule or transfer price; those details need confirmation from the party responsible for your actual visit.