About

Hua Hin is a seaside golf resort situated on the northwestern shore of the Gulf of Thailand. A historic vacation retreat for Thai royalty, Hua Hin features white sand beaches and perfect year-round weather with temperatures averaging between the high 70s and low 90s. Along with sunbathing, swimming and snorkeling, visitors enjoy the caves, peaks, waterfalls and lush vegetation of the nearby Sam Roi Yot National Park. Points of interest in this quaint fishing village include the Spanish-style Klai Kangwon Palace, the scenic overlooks atop Khao Hin Lek Fai and the Hua Hin Arts and Crafts Centre.

Getting to and from Hua Hin

Hua Hin International Airport is located within the city limits approximately a 15-minute drive north of the central business district, which is accessible by taxi or an iconic tuk-tuk. Because service to Hua Hin is intermittent, it may be more advantageous to fly into Survarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. The main aviation gateway into Thailand, it is connected to Hua Hin by bus, train and taxi services. Rental cars are also available. Considered the most architecturally beautiful in Thailand, the Hua Hin railway station offers Class 1 rail connections to other parts of Thailand.