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WHERE TO GO
Khao Hin Lek Fai Viewpoint
Khao Hin Lek Fai rises to a height of 163 meters. With its convenient location near the center of Hua Hin, the hilltop viewpoint offers panoramic views of the royal resort and its coastline. The gardens also feature a statue of King Prajadhipok (Rama VII), the monarch who built the Klai Kong Won Palace in Hua Hin in the 1920s. The viewpoint is home to macaques, which can be seen on the rocky areas and in the trees. It is recommended to keep an eye on personal belongings or leave them in vehicles. There is no entrance fee and it is open 24 hours a day.
Monkey Mountain
The iconic Monkey Mountain, with a golden 20-meter-high Buddha. At the top of Khao Takiab Hill is Wat Khao Lad, also known as the Monkey Temple. This temple is home to the local macaques. You can reach the top by taking the stairs that lead from the beach past restaurants and bars. From the restaurant's viewpoint, you can see the Hua Hin coast. We recommend visiting this place in the afternoon, when the sun is not so hot and the beach comes alive.
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Water Park Vana Nava
Great fun for children and adults. The water park offers countless water attractions and slides. There is a water castle for children and a mini pool for the little ones. You can eat at the snack stands or in the buffet. The water park is open every day from 11:00 to 17:00.Show on map
Hua Hin Artists Village
A place where artists display their paintings, sculptures and creations. Antiques, furniture and collectibles are also on display. There is a café and fun workshops for relaxation. All works can be photographed and purchased. There is a pond with fish that can be fed. Artist Village has a spacious parking lot for its visitors. It is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00.Show on map
Monsoon Valley Vineyards
About 45 minutes from Hua Hin, in the hills between jungle and plantations, lies Monsoon Valley, one of Thailand's most famous wineries. It offers wine tastings, gourmet menus, guided tours of the vineyards by bike or in a cart. In addition to grapes, herbs and fruits are also grown here. The restaurant has a beautiful view of the vineyards and the surrounding nature. The premises also have a souvenir shop, an information center and a small animal area for children. Open daily from 9:00 to 18:00.Show on map
Sam Roi Yot National Park (Khao Sam Roi Yot)
A beautiful national park south of Hua Hin, the name of which means „mountain of 300 peaks“. The area offers stalactite caves, freshwater lakes, beaches, mangroves and viewpoints. The main attraction is the open-ceilinged Phraya Nakhon Cave, where there is a royal pavilion in the middle of a natural sanctuary. The hike to the cave is more physically demanding, but the view is worth it. It is recommended to bring water, a hat and sturdy shoes.Show on map
Summer Palace in Cha-Am (Mrigadayavan Palace)
This elegant palace in Cha-Am was built by King Rama VI in 1923 as his summer residence. Located right on the seafront, it is known for its colonial architecture, wooden pavilions on stilts and long covered corridors connecting the various sections. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, peaceful and provide a glimpse into the life of the Thai royal family in the early 20th century. Admission is symbolic, visitors should dress appropriately (shoulders and knees covered). Open daily except Wednesday, 8:30 AM–4:00 PM.Show on map
Pa La-U Waterfalls (Pala-U Waterfall)
It is located approximately 60 km west of Hua Hin in a dense jungle area, close to the border with Myanmar. Pa La-U Waterfall has 15 cascading steps, making it one of the highest in Thailand. Surrounded by Kaeng Krachan National Park, it is an ideal place for lovers of hiking, nature and birdwatching. You can often see butterflies and monkeys here. We recommend sturdy shoes and swimwear, as in some places you can also refresh yourself in natural pools.
BEACHES
Khao Takiab Beach
A beautiful clean beach is located in the southern part of the city on the opposite side of the Monkey Mountain. The beach offers countless sun loungers and restaurants, jet ski rentals, massages... The entrance to the sea is gradual. Suitable for families with children. Sun loungers and restaurants are available every day except Wednesday. Wednesday is the day when the beaches are cleaned. On these days we recommend using the new Jintana Herb Sauna beach club, where you can rent a sun lounger and use their services, such as sauna and massages, steam, ice bath. There is direct access to the beach from the club.Show on map
Hua Hin city beach
The five-kilometer-long beach with white sand and a gradual entrance to the sea stretches almost the entire length of the city. There is the possibility of swimming, diving, horseback riding, kiteboarding in windier weather. The beach is rather without sun loungers, so we recommend bringing your own seating or towel to lie down on comfortably.Show on map
Sai Noi Beach
Sai Noi Beach or Secret Beach is located about 16 km south of the center of Hua Hin. It offers a quiet environment, far from busy places, clean sea, surrounded by rocky hills. There are restaurants and snack stands. Sun loungers can be rented for a fee. On the left side of the beach there is a paved path that can be used to climb up to the Hat Sai Noi Khao Tao hill. Here stands a golden Buddha and there is also a viewpoint from which you can observe the entire city.
