Hot on the heels of Phuket and Samui, this one-time peaceful fishing village has seen much development over recent years, with bars and restaurants replacing the fishing fleets on the piers and hotels and resorts popping up throughout the town.
Hot on the heels of Phuket and Samui, this one-time peaceful fishing village has seen much development over recent years, with bars and restaurants replacing the fishing fleets on the piers and hotels and resorts popping up throughout the town.
However, despite its rapid growth, Hua Hin retains much of its traditional charm which draws people back year after year. Hua Hin boasts over three miles of sandy beaches with gentle surf, which makes swimming possible all year round.
Most people arrive for the sun, sea and sand; however, another draw card is the fantastic array of fresh seafood on offer and the abundance of local restaurants lining the streets. Eating is a national hobby in Thailand and this beach resort makes sure no one goes hungry. With restaurants serving up cuisine from all over the world, every visitor is simply spoiled for choice.
As well as the beautiful beach, abundant restaurants and sunshine, Hua Hin also boasts a wealth of attractions away from the sea. There are markets, temples, fishing villages, spas and beautiful countryside to take advantage of.