
A real sunset on Bang Ben beach on Thailand's Andaman coast: long, slow waves rolling in as the light goes, then the same evening's waves through the night. Twelve hours for sleep.
The sound was recorded on 13 October 2026 by an iPhone on a tripod at Bang Ben beach in Ranong, from about twenty-five past five to twenty-five past six in the evening, on the phone's own microphone. Nobody speaks.
Here the waves roll in long and slow instead of crashing short. The first hour is the sunset as it sounded. Two passing boats and a faint, distant call to prayer were replaced with waves from the same evening, and a steady engine hum was turned down.
After that, a twenty-two-minute stretch of the same evening's waves repeats to the twelve-hour mark, joined with soft crossfades, with the highs softened for sleep.
12 h · recorded at Bang Ben beach, Ranong, Thailand, October 2026, on an iPhone · no music added · plays ad-free on relax24.com · The picture is a real frame from the video of that sunset, the sun on the horizon. · more waves · full days in step with your clock
Tap a row to play. The sound starts soft, and the timer fades it out over the last minute.