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Hua Hin Beach Guide




Hua Hin Beach


A good traveler has no fixed plans
and is not intent on arriving

Lao Tzu


Hua Hin Beach is a 7 kilometer or 3 and a half mile long, wide and flat stretch of uncluttered coastline with plenty of room for you to relax in the sun. You could easily enjoy a variety of water sports, take a leisurely pony ride or simply go for a long slow stroll along the beach. The resort town of Hua Hin had derived it's very name from the head stone rock formation that you can see on the beach in front of the luxurious Sofitel Hotel . Hua Hin is the oldest beach resort in Thailand and has been a firm favourite destination of the Royal family for hundreds of years.

Bare in mind though that there are many more stunning beaches in Thailand than
Hua Hin beach but should you prefer to get away from the more crowded hot spots and want to be a little closer to Bangkok, then this would be an ideal beach destination. Although there are a small number of girlie bars here, there are not nearly as many as in the resort towns of Pattaya or Phuket.

Should you wish for a more peaceful vacation then perhaps this could be another good reason to visit Hua Hin. Whatever your plans might be, don't leave it for too long though as knowing Thailand's reputation for rapid development, Hua Hin could easily became another Pattaya.

Hua Hin Beach

Hua Hin Beach


Cha-am Beach

Cha-am Beach is approximately 30 kilometers or 20 miles north of Hua Hin and characterized by a long row of casuarina trees on the beach side of the road and an equally long row of stalls on the other side of the road. Here you will find local vendors selling seashells, sunglasses, sunhats, sandals and squid... well actually just about anything and everything.

Cha-am beach is uncrowded during the week where you can relax in private under the shade of the casuarina trees, take a swim in the warm waters or hire a jet ski and have a blast. But on the weekends it is the Thai holiday atmosphere that prevails and can be a little crowded as many locals descend onto the beach.



Suan Son Beach

Suan Son Beach


Suan Son Beach

Suan Son Beach is a beautiful stretch of beach that derives it's name from the sun and the casuarina trees which line the shores. Belonging to the Army Welfare Office, this beach was originally established as a retreat for soldiers and veterans but it is now open to all. The beach is set in a secluded location and is a lot less crowded than it's near neighbours.

You can spend your time just unwinding and relaxing in the cool breeze under all that shade. Once you have had your fill of fun in the sun you can pop across the way and enjoy a tasty meal in any one of the many restaurants in the area.



Uncluttered Coastline

Hua Hin Beach

If you'd like to see more photos of this region, go to www.pictures-thailand.com


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