Hua Hin Area Guides

Everything you Need to Know about Hua Hin

Hua Hin has evolved over the years from a sleepy fishing village to a popular retreat. The town retains its quaint personality – the idyllic backdrop of white sands and the clear blue sea on one side and a delightful blend of cultural and natural attractions both along the coast and further inland. Compared to Hua Hin, Cha Am feels less touristic, and Khao Takiab jam-packed with independently-run boutique resorts. For a complete hideaway experience, Pranburi is the place to be.

Cha am Beach Area Guide

Cha-Am, a peaceful seaside retreat 160km south of Bangkok (about 20km or 20 minutes from Hua Hin), boasts Thailand’s longest beach. Popular especially with Thai weekend visitors from Bangkok, it’s quiet and very relaxed during the week. Read More...

Hua Hin Beach Area Guide

Staying in Hua Hin gives you the best of two worlds: the beach, and the attractions of Hua Hin, all easily accessible. With both day and night markets, numerous shops and even small shopping arcades. Read More...

Khao Takiab Area Guide

Meaning ‘Chopstick Hill' in Thai, Khao Takiab is a fishing village suburb just 10 kilometres outside of Hua Hin. The Area is defined by its premier attraction the mountain that sits at the top of the road, here you can expect a sensational panorama and a bit of monkeying around – the mountain is home to quite a few monkeys. Read More...

Pranburi Beach Area Guide

Pranburi, a quiet and charming seaside town of the province of Prachuap Khirikhan, lies a mere 30km south of Hua Hin, and is an attractive leisure spot with its pristine beaches and the nearby Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park. Read More...

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