The climatic condition of this city is considered to be hot/rainy. The western part of the city is a hillside slope along the coast of the beach. The sand beach has a total distance of 5 kilometers and the city is 3 kilometers above sea level. The economy of Saensuk is reflected as a well competitive place if compared to other areas as most of the local people have their own business which is located in main tourist attraction places such as Nong Mon market and along the Bangsaen Beach. Moreover, business such as fishing and farming is very popular in this city. Regarding the educational terms, Burapha University is located here and they have the institute of Marine Science, which helps support the knowledge for the locals as well.

Saensuk city is located in Chonburi Province, which is 74 kilometers away from Bangkok and has a nearby location as follows
East : Near Muang District, Chonburi Province
West : Gulf of Thailand
North : Near Gulf of Thailand, Baanpuek District, Huaykapi district, Chonburi Province
South : Bangpra District, Sriracha, Nuang District, Chonburi Province

- Highest temperature is 36.50 Celsius and lowest Temperate is 34.00 Celsius
- Average temperature from March to June is approximately highest at 34.00 Celsius and lowest at 26.27 Celsius
- Average temperature from July to October is approximately highest at 32.95 Celsius and lowest at 25.97 Celsius
- Average temperature from November to February is approximately highest at 33.37 Celsius and lowest at 23.80 Celsius

At the end of year 2007 Saensuk City has a total population of 42,124 people classified to 19,437 male and 22,687 female. With the total population, they are separated to 8,677 families. The number of people who has the right to vote in election is 32,378 people classified to be 14,372 male and 18,006 female. Most of the people live along the coast of the beach from the area of Pak Klong Prong to Bangsaen Beach. The main transportation road is High way number 3 (Sukhumvit road) which is near Nongmon Market and Highway number 3137 which is the separation from Highway number 3.

The transportation of Saensuk city is available both on Land and water but the more faster and comfortable way would be land transport. Most of the people tend to use cars in order to travel. The area of Saensuk city is a Rectangular shape place from North to South where the western has the Gulf of Thailand aligned. Thus it makes most of the important roads place in position from North to South and each road has its own importance and connections as follows

- Main road includes Highway number 3 (Sukhumvit), which starts from Bangkok and connects many important cities in the Eastern part such as Samutprakarn, Bang Prakong, Chonburi, Saensuk city, Sriracha, Pattaya, Rayong, Chantaburi, Trad. Thus this is considered to be a road that is very important for economy and tourism industry for the eastern part of Thailand.

- Main streets include highway number 3134, 3137, Bangsaen road number 1 and number 2. Bangsaen road number 1 (30 meters wide and an Island with trees and sidewalks on both sides) is a road that is aligned along the coast of the beach and the traffic is quite jammed as most of the locals and tourist travel along all the time. Where as Bangsaen road number 2 (30 meters wide) is placed near number 1 where it is used to handle tourist and local traveling in and out of the beach

- Secondary roads include road new line road number 7 and number 13, which helps handle traffic from main roads and main streets and can be further, developed for a tourist attraction site.

- Minor roads includes roads that connect Bangsaen road number 1 and number 2 and another road which connects Bangsaen road number 1 to Laemtaen (tourist attraction site) and leads to Bangsaen road number 2. Another road is the road around Sam Muk Mountain which connects from Bangsaen beach. Also there are usable roads which are 104 concrete roads, 14 paved roads and 16 gravel roads.

- Pedestrians walk way and Bicycle path – walkways are aligned at the side of every roads and the major walk ways are around Bangsaen beach where they don’t allow cars and motorbikes to enter. Bicycle path are located near the beach as well and again no cars or motorbikes are allowed.

- Public Transportation – they include bus and small taxis etc.

- Traffic condition – most of the time during weekends traffic are really jammed as there are many locals and tourist who travel in and out of the city and visits different places like Nongmon market, Bangsaen beach, Laemtaen, Sam Muk Mountain and many more, but on normal weekdays traffics are smooth.

Chonburi Waterwork Authority is the place that handles and supplies waters to the city and the sources of waters are from 2 reservoir including Bangpra reservoir and Nongkho reservoir. Also they purchase water from EAST WATER company for 24,000 cubic meters per day. The production of water is 112,880 cubic meters per day and distributed to the district at 16,720 cubic meter per day.

The Electricity Authority of Bangsaen are the ones in charge of distributing electricity to the city area. There are 12,318 registered house(data from December,2006) where they consume 2,840,490 units/month. They also distribute electricity to the 74 public places where they consume 100,118 units/month and a combine supply of 391,182.13 units/month. The electricity supplies are distributed along 264 places covering 330 roads.

TOT Public Company are the ones providing services to the city and has 4 exchanges including Bangsaen, Nongmon, Maneekaew and Saensuk and can provide services for up to 13,617 numbers and also has 4 signal antenna towers. Total telephone numbers at local houses are 12,770, and the no. of house that has telephone is 11,000 houses. There are also 546 public phones. There are 2 post offices available, one is at Burapha universities and another is at Nongmon Market.

Saensuk city is in Chonburi area as said by the Ministry of Interior which had a public announcement vol.86 in the year 1990 and effective from the date of 30 July 1990. Currently this vol.86 has expired and now the Public Works Department as well as the Ministry of Interior are developing new plans of Chonburi area and the classification of land use in the area are the 10 categories as follows

 - Low Density Residential
 - High Density Residential
 - Commercial land
 - Rural and Agricultural land
 - Environmental Friendly and Tourist attraction
 - Open land for recreation
 - Educational Area
 - Religious Area
 - Governmental Area
 - Public Utilities
 - Transportation and Logistics area

Currently the area involves residential area of approximately 7405 acres and commercial land of approximately 656 acres, governmental areas around 107 acres, Public areas of 163 acres, Farming areas of 3,490 acres, educational areas of 741 acres and free land approximately of 103 acres.

- 3 ponds including in the ancient temples, Burapha University, Sawangpol Nongmon Tomb - 3 canals including Bangprong, Nam Mhen and Sudket- Highest density of rain waters at 62.10 mm and lowest density of rain waters at 13.60 mm.

- Approximately 23,000 cubic meters per day
- There are 2 Oxidation ditches
- 23,000 cubic meters of wastewaters that can be treated.
- BOD measurements in Bangsaen Beach is equal to 3.2mg/litre

- 23 vehicles used for garbage collection
- 15 vehicles used to carry garbage and classified to
1. 14 vehicles for back compression
2. 1 vehicles for front and back compression
- 4 vehicles for carrying stuff- Garbage volumes are 60tons/day
- Ability to collect garbage’s are 60tons/day
- Garbage that can be treated in the right manner are 60 tons/day
- Land for treating garbage is approximately 172 acres at Bangpra District, Sriracha, Chonburi
- 20 km away from local areas
- Lands for garbage that has been treated is 53.4 acres
- Lands for garbage that has not been treated is 63.6 acres
- 35.245 acres are used for treating waste water
- Locals Authority have bought this land for treating garbage for 94 million baht in the year of 1997.

Saensuk city is an educational area as well as tourist attraction and residential area. Most of the locals have their own business trading goods and services located at Nongmon market and Bangsaen Beach. Around 1.1 million tourist visits Bangsaen per year and spends averagely 1,300 baht/person (according to www2.tat.or.th) and that made the economy grow rapidly. There are also business that helps local to earn and it includes fishing, farming as well as guide for tourist.

Saensuk city has been an area where people focus of agricultural business since many years ago. But with the current changes in behavior of local people, farming has become a less importance factor for them. More popularity has gone to Farming and Fishing which is located near the south of Bangsaen Beach until the area of Ang Sila. Some of the locals also focus on their sideline business that includes coconut farming, shrimps farm and many more to support their daily spending.

There are total of 65 industry (data from Chonburi Industry Authority) which most of it is a food industry including from large ones to small ones scattered around the area and some examples are fish sauce manufacturer, starch manufacture etc. Moreover, there are also other industries to match the needs of locals such as icing production, car repair garage, concrete manufacturer and also business that are run by Saensuk City authority which is a slaughter house and water treatment factory.

It is one of the major factors that drive the whole economy as it helps locals to earn, increases in employment rate and also helps to influence people to invest in the city such as opening Hotels and Resorts.

- Institute of Marine Science : located at Burapha University where it includes Museum showing different sea creaures, and also for researching on these sea animals. It is open everyday except Monday.

- Bangsaen Beach : It is one of the most popular amongst tourist, it is situated 13km away from Chonburi and the distance of the coast of the beach is 5km. There are beautiful roads and walkways and facilities that can accommodate you such as hotels, toilets, restaurants and places where you can rent out water sports equipment. Currently Bangsaen Beach has been developed in a way that it is now beautiful and cleaner than what it used to be before and it is one of the places where you can relax with nature entirely.

- Laemtaen : It is one of the places where you can enjoy beautiful scenery of nature and it is located at the North of Bangsaen Beach. At Laemtaen, you can have a look at the sculpture, which won the contest and it is a unique platform located there. Also there is a commemoration hall that is stretch long towards the ocean.

- Sam Muk Mountain : Located at the North of Bangsaen Beach, at the cliff of this mountain lies a Shrines which is respected by locals there. This place is a story of a young couple where they swear to die by the oath given to each other. At this area, there are many monkeys living and many tourists like to come and feed them. Most of the time tourists will come to pay respect to the Shrine and enjoy eating at the restaurant located up on the mountain before leaving.

- Nongmon Market : located on Sukhumvit Road near the intersection to enter Bangsaen beach. At this market you can get a souvenir for your friends and relatives and the popular stuffs are sticky rice, seafood, desserts etc.

- Temples : temples are also in the interest or locals and tourist and the reason is because in different temples lies an art and sculpture of Thai culture and most of the temples built here are more than 100 years old and the famous ones are Tal Aom temple, Rasadon Sadta temple, Jaeng Jaroen Don temple, Trai Muk Chayaram temple.

Child development center, nurseries, elementary, Junior high school, Senior High school, and Universities.

Public Health
- Hospitals in the authority of Burapha University has 100 beds
- 1 Health service center
- 2 Health care center
- 16 private clinics
- 22 Pharmaceutical
- 6 Medicine store
- Medical Personnel
     - 17 doctors
     - 88 nurses
      - 8 dentists
     - 22 Pharmacist
     - 460 Village Health Volunteers
- 45,228 Patients that are cured in a year includes
     - 39,597 patients from Governmental Hospitals
      - 5,631 patients from Health service center.
- Top 5 types of Illness that are treated in hospitals are
     - Diarrhoea and Gastroenteritis of Presumed Infectious origin
      - Unspecified injury of head
     - Dizziness and giddiness
      - Acute pharyngitis,unspecified
     - Other acute gastritis

- 90% of the population are Buddhism with 6 temples
- 10% of the population are Christian with 1 Church

Community : There are 15 communities which include

- Baan Chok Dee
- Baan Muang
- Baan Laemtaen
- Taii Talad
- Had Wonnapa
- Sam Muk Mountain (Khao Sam Muk)
- Ruamjai Patana
- Muk Saen Jaroen
- Ta Klom
- Bang Peng
- Don Bon
- Som Jai Nuek
- Saen Suk
- Wad Klang Don
- Mab Ma Yom