Hua Hin has many interesting places to see and things to do. We have added a few of the more popular day trips and you can find many more by talking to the many tour agents in and around Hua Hin. You can also have a lot of fun by renting a car and planning a full day of adventure for 1 person or the whole family to enjoy.
Hua Hin Golf is among the best in the world! You can enjoy a day out with family and friends and play the many course regardless of your level of expertise. All courses have caddies and great conditions for you to enjoy a great day out. Book tours for groups or just enjoy out at some of the best international courses available today.
Looking for things to do in Hua Hin such as sightseeing, temples, daytrips, waterfalls, beaches, parks, viewpoints & more… Find it here!
Action and adventure is what you will find here with information about golf courses, waterparks, theme parks, vineyards, kiteboarding, floating markets, go kart tracks and more…
Hua Hin has plenty of day to day life, do it yourself activities, such as the beach and sightseeing, as well as activities & Events that are planned for your enjoyment. The Hua Hin municipality, combined with the local businesses, work very hard to make your stay in Hua Hin memorable and to make it easy for you to find them, we have put those events here in one place!
Are you interested in meeting new people? We have created this area for networking in Hua Hin by adding any events that are happening in the area that you can join.
We have found a select group of businesses in the Hua Hin area that are dedicated to customer satisfaction and listed them here for quick reference.
Everyone loves a good deal and you can find them here! From food to shopping and more all the best deals in Hua Hin in one location!
Thinking about dinning out tonight? This is for you to enjoy and review; we have added a list of Hua Hin Restaurants, pubs and places to enjoy dining experiences.
From 5 star to guesthouses, you can find places to stay in Hua Hin at the budget you want by looking here!
Cha-am Beach is just as attractive as the close by seaside Hua Hin; Cha-am is the beach resort of Phetchaburi Province.
Situated 41km to the south of the provincial town, the beach is long and clean and operational with several accommodations. The sea there is appropriate for swimming. Tourists can take pleasure in a number of sports like scooter riding, water skiing, banana boats riding and jet skiing. Riding a bicycle along the 6-km road running in line with the beach is abundant amount of Cha-am beach-side seafood restaurants.Read More…
Hua Hin Rail-way Station built in the reign of King Rama VI (1910-1925), this railway station is in between two magnificent red and white pavilions and one of which is exclusively for Royalty visiting Hua Hin. Directly up from the Sofitel Central Railway Hotel. On the back side is the Royal Hua Hin Golf Course which is the first course to be built. Read More…
Khao Takiab is at the southern end of Hua Hin Beach. It is easy to get to by foot walking on the beach and is near 5 kilometers from the Hilton Hotel. Visitors can still climb series of steps to the top of Khao Takiab and enjoy the panoramic views of the sea and Hua Hin coast line. Now Khao Takiab is easily accessible by car. Accommodations are available
near Khao Takiab and on the beach front.
Mountain with chopstick-that is what it means literally. Travel past Hyatt Regency and stay left, past fisherman’s village. The road gets steep and there are stalls selling merchandise made of sea shells. There is a Buddhist temple at top of the hill. While going monkeys and beautiful Chinese Goddess in an open area. There are two-three scenic spots.Read More…
Hat Sai Noi Beach located near Khao Tao which has two prominent beaches that are remarkably clean and beautiful; Suan Son Beach (Sea Pine Tree Garden) and Hat Sai Noi Beach (Small Sandy Beach).
Just a short distance from both beaches you will also discover the Royal Palace, Khao Tao Lake and Milford Golf Course, a 18-hole international golf course.Read More…
Khao Tao was the first reservoir in Thailand, developed as a Royal Project. The villager’s main occupations are fishing and pineapple farming. The small seaside village is perfect for those seeking a peaceful weekend experience along with the warmth of the local Thai fishing village life. The village is about three hours drive from Bangkok but just 14 km south of Hua Hin town centre. So you can easily get in and out of Hua Hin or Khao Takiab with a motorbike to get anything that you might need.Read More…
Pala-u Falls, nearly 70 km from town, comprises two waterfalls with a total of 12 levels in the setting of an evergreen forest. The levels can be reached by trekking trails and there are various kinds of birds plus colorful butterflies are found here.Read More…
Pranburi
a retreat of Boutique Resorts is 25 km – 30 km south of Hua Hin. The beach is a peaceful setting brings a feel of privacy and uniqueness. It was never a trendy weekend destination with travelers. In the past holiday tourists preferred to stay in Hua Hin and drive to Pranburi for a one or two day trip. However, this is not the situation anymore since it has become a popular escape among tourists from Bangkok and overseas who try to find a place in paradise to relax with piece of mind.Read More…
Khao Kolack is a mountain that divides the beaches in Parnburi. Inside you can find caves to explore and the area has nature trails to enjoy. The feel of the area is more like a Thai neighborhood in most cases but there are also many boutique resorts from Pak Nam Pran to Khao Kolack.Read More…
Phara Nakhon Cave is great for day hiking and while walking up the beach side mountain for a while, visitors will arrive at a famous cave called ‘Tham Phraya Nakhon’. Featuring a pavilion built especially for King Rama V’s visit in 1890, the cave is well-known for having been visited by three Chakri kings – Rama V, Rama VII and King Bhumibol.Read More…
Khao Sam Roi Yod National Park is the first seaside national park of Thailand in the region of 100 square kms. The recreational area is located on the coast between the provincial capitol Prachuab Khiri Khan and Hua Hin. Prachuab Khiri Khan means the Mountain of 300 Peaks. The beauty of the park is the long range of limestone peaks, canals, creeks and beaches.
Kanchanaburi is rich in tourist attractions. One being the Bridge over the River Kwai part of the Death Railway built by the Japanese Army in World War II at a cost of tens of thousands of human lives, mostly allied POWs and forced laborers. The War Cemetery is behind the railway station, containing a total of 6,982 bodies of Allied POW’s which perished during the construction of the Death Railways. There is an additional Cemetery at Chongkai with the remains of 1,750 POW’s. Wat Tham suea & Wat Tham Khao Noi two pagodas, one Thai-style and the other Chinese, positioned together on the hilltop. The Ban Kao Museum houses artifacts excavated from an archaeological site indicating that Neolithic men lived in the area some 4,000 years ago. Two war museums with collections of weapons, pictures and utensils, one at Wat Tai and the other beside the Bridge.
Kaeng Krachan National Park is the largest national park of Thailand, offers good trekking along the mountain paths. You can visit cliffs, rock formations and enjoy boating in the Kaeng Krachan Reservoir. While you are in the national park you can find restaurants and lodging. If you are a bird watching especially watching birds with more than 400 species in the park to look for. I found the trip to be a great relaxing full day trip from Hua Hin.
The Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum and Walking Trail are a tribute to thousands of Australian and Allied prisoners of war who suffered and died while working on the Burma-Thailand Railway and in areas across the Asia-Pacific region during World War II. The Walking Trail provides an opportunity for visitors to follow a four kilometer section of the original railway and see first-hand where so many Australians were subjected to horrific conditions and treatment by their captors.
