Contrary to the hustle and bustle of the main city of Bangkok, the traditional fishing town of Hua Hin is tranquil and slow – ideal for the casual visitor. A smorgasbord of sights, sounds, and adventure, the history of this town being a getaway destination trails back as far as the 1920s.
Water Sports
When looking for things to do in Hua Hin, water sports and activities will come naturally to the top of many lists, as the excellent beaches seem almost constructed to cater to these types of activities. Diving, snorkelling, and kayaking are just a few samples of what one can do.
Shopping
Whether it’s for souvenirs, art pieces, or unique items, the Night Markets of Hua Hin are sure to provide a bounty. With places such as the Cicada or Chatsila markets being less than a half hour’s drive from properties like the Avani+ Hua Hin Resort, curious tourists will find plenty to browse through as they take in the experience.
Local Sights
An explorer’s fantasy awaits, full of the fruits of exploration. From wild Phraya Nakhon caves and the Pala-U waterfall’s natural formations to elegant palaces such as the Maruekhathaiyawan beach palace, sanctuaries, and more, it’s an experience that will satisfy any wanderlust-struck adventurer until the next mood strikes.
Cuisine
With enough places to satisfy even the most demanding of gourmands, Hua Hin will take visitors on a gastronomic journey they won’t expect. As may be expected of any bustling location in Thailand, you can expect regional variations of classic Thai food at Hin Lek Fai restaurant, as well as inspired seafood dishes at Lung Ja seafood in the night market area, and plenty of conventional European and International cuisine at restaurants such as Andreas Italian Restaurant & Grill.
