Hua Hin

Photo copyright Suzanne Nam

Hua Hin beach, just a few hours by car, train or bus from Bangkok, is one of the most popular beaches in Thailand. The beach itself is a long, flat stretch of sand that slopes gently into the sea and is surrounded by a small town with lots of hotels, resorts and guesthouses, restaurants and drinking.

Getting around Hua Hin

Hua Hin is reasonably small enough that no more than two meters do not need to scroll.

If you want to venture further afield you beaches or surrounding area, you should rent a car or a motorcycle.

Getting to Hua Hin

Hua Hin is easily accessible from Bangkok. There are daily trains from Bangkok's Hua Lumpong station with about three hours. There are also several public buses every day from the bus station south of Bangkok Victory Monument (minibus).

Overnight Stay:

Hua Hin house is full of five-star international hotel chains cheap guesthouses. During high season, make sure you book well in advance if you plan on a better selection options.

Hotels in Hua Hin

What to expect:

Hua Hin attracts many local tourists and many Europeans, and in high season the beach can be packed. Around the city there are probably as many German and Italian restaurants, as there Thais.

What to do:

If you are not on the beach or in the pool of his actions Lounging, you should have a horse! In Hua Hin, there is always to rent horses and guides that take you if you're not an experienced rider.

You can also go hiking in the nearby mountains or a little further to one of the most beautiful national parks, Sam Roi Yot.