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Hua Hin beaches

There are 5 beaches accessible from Hua Hin town centre so you have plenty of choice of where to get that tan and take a swim in the Gulf of Thailand.

Descriptions of beaches a little further afield can be read here : Hua Hin Beach

Khao Takiab beach (chopstick hill) can be seen some 7 kilometers south of Hua Hin. The hill has a temple at the top and there are troops of monkeys that can be fed. For this reason it is also often referred to as ‘Monkey Mountain’. The beach at Khao Takiap is actually better behind the hill at Blue Wave where there are big expanses of beach and calm shallow waters ideal for children.

Suan Son is further south of town, approximately 15 kilometers. It is named after the numerous pine trees that fringe the beach. This is a popular spot for locals and you’ll be hard pushed to see other westerners. The beach is wide and uncluttered and the ocean clear and inviting.

Khao Tao has a beautiful, secluded little bay around 20 kilometers south of Hua Hin. Its deserted beach and delightful seaside restaurants make it a great venue for a day out of town where you can relax with good local food and a swim in the ocean. You can take the local bus to the signposted turn off Petchkasem Road, then get a motorcycle taxi or charter a tuk-tuk to take you all the way to the local beaches of Had Sai Yai and Had Sai Noi.

Hua Hin Tour : Pala U waterfall
The waterfall is some 70 kilometers west of Hua Hin. This lush, seven tier waterfall deep in the tropical rainforest is close to the Burmese border. The falls are best visited in the wet season (June - Nov) when the flow is greatest. A number of crystal clear bathing pools teeming with fish are available to refresh yourself. The area also has rustic tribal villages, wild elephants and a range of exotic bird life.

Sightseeing

Hua Hin beaches