Top 10 Tours in Hua Hin

Only 15 minutes by boat from a low-key coastal fishing town called Bangsaphan Noi, Talu Island is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This aquatic wonderland renowned for its sparkling waters and peaceful atmosphere is home to a diverse array of coral species. Explore all these fascinating coral reefs, bask in the sunshine on the island's fine white sand and drink in the amazing vistas of the ocean all around you.  Read More...

Hua Hin’s scenic mountains harbour one of Thailand’s richest and most biologically diverse forests. This full-day tour takes you into the bountiful heartland of Kaeng Krachan, home to the 11-tiered Pala-U Waterfalls, more than 400 species of birds, wild elephants, tigers and a multitude of endangered mammals as well as rare flora and fauna. What’s more, you will be exploring all these natural wonders on the back of an elephant! Read More...

Those searching for a pleasant, leisurely outing will find this tour a delight. Delve into Hua Hin’s history by visiting the Thai-Victorian style mansion “Marughadayavan Palace” located in Cha-Am, Hua Hin’s sister beach town. From Cha-Am, journey back to Hua Hin and continue southwards to Khao Takiab (chopstick hill), where you can get a bird’s eye view of the entire northern and southern stretches of Khao Takiab Beach. Read More...

Combining mountain and sea adventures, this full-day nature tour brings you a full-on expedition into the wilderness of Khao Sam Roi Yod National Park. Explore the verdant, jungle-clad mountain slopes on foot, visit a seaside village where a scene from the famous British drama “The Killing Fields” was shot, then jump in a kayak and explore the bountiful mangrove forests fringing the picturesque shoreline. Read More...

This trip is an introduction to Hua-Hin and is recommended as a tour to be taken soon after your arrival. It takes you through the important facets of Hua Hin’s history as well as fascinating cultural and architectural heritage. Climb aboard a trishaw for a quick ride to the Hua Hin Railway Station, then explore the areas around the town centre, including Hua Hin Night Market, the fishing pier and the town’s first resort. Read More...

This one-day trip provides you a golden opportunity to explore the floating market where you can learn more on the way of Thai life. Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and Thai House is the best place for observing Thai local life. Read More...

Be prepared for a thrill ride – safari style – into Kaeng Krachan National Park’s lush wilderness. What starts out as a scenic drive along Hua Hin’s countryside, peppered with pineapple plantations, mango groves and papaya orchards, crescendos into a heart-pounding ride through the jungle inhabited by wild elephants, bears, leopards, Indo-Chinese tigers and a host of their endangered friends. Read More...

Why not spend a day going to a small town called Prachuab Khiri Khan. A scenic area nicknamed “Little Rio” because of its fantastic location with white sandy beaches and high mountains near the Burmese border. This trip is a wonderful memory to bring back home. Read More...

Thailand’s first Coastal National Park “The Three hundred peaks” is a small but fascinating area of Limestone mountains, coves, beaches, islands And marshy wetlandsthat is home to a great variety of plants, birds and some endangered animals. A wonderful and not too difficult place to explore. Read More...

Petchburi, a charming historic town sitting astride the main road to Southern Thailand, has a number of temples with strong connections to the former capital of Ayuthaya. Some of the best examples of Ayuthaya’s mural paintings can be found here. However, the glorious palace now a national museum, which sits on a hilltop overlooking the town, is a breath-taking place to visit. Read More...