Hua Hin Tours

There is plenty to do and see around Hua Hin, so we have listed below some of the most popular Hua Hin tours and trips.

Hua Hin Tour : Pala U waterfall
Take a trip out to this lush seven tier waterfall deep in the tropical rainforest close to the Burmese border. The falls are best visited in the wet season (June - Oct) when the flow is greatest, you can choose from a number of crystal clear bathing pools teeming with fish. The area also has rustic tribal villages, wild elephants and a range of exotic bird life.

Hua Hin Tour : Sam Roi Yot
The name of this national park means 300 peaks and it is of special interest to ornithologists and nature lovers. With mountains, marshland and beaches it offers an abundance of wild life, much of which cannot be found anywhere else in the Kingdom. Highlights also include nature trails, caves, temples and spectacular viewpoints.

Hua Hin Tour : Kaeng Krachan
Kaeng Krachan is a spectacular national park located some 70km north of Hua Hin. It is one of the largest protected areas in Thailand with hundreds of lakes and islets. A haven for wildlife and a "must do" for nature lovers.

Hua Hin Tour : Koh Talu
This island is located off Bang Saphan which is two hours drive south of Hua Hin. It is the first spot south of Bangkok where the water is clear enough for coral growth therefore snorkelling is popular here as marine life is abundant. Bang Saphan district has some wonderful idyllic beaches and coves to explore too.

Hua Hin Tour : Singto Island
A great half day trip can be taken out to Hua Hin's local islands (Lion Island and Turtle Island). Trips offer a great chance to take in some of the Hua Hin and Khao Takiab coastline and most Hua Hin trips will stop for lunch at Hat Sai Noi beach.

Hua Hin Tours
There are plenty of travel agents in Hua Hin who will be pleased to arrange your Hua Hin trip or tour. Depending on where you're staying in Hua Hin, your accommodation will also be able to make arrangements.

National Park Fees

The entrance fee structure to Thailan'd National Parks changed on 1st December 2007. As a foreigner, you will still pay significantly more than a Thai national, but The Parks themselves have been graded and this determines the fee. Category 1 Parks charge 400 Baht for foreign adults, 200 Baht for foreign children (3-14 years of age), Category 2 charge 200 and 100 Baht. Category 3 cost 100 and 50 Baht. Category 4 are free for everyone. Entrance for all parks is also free for under 3 year olds. Category 2 Parks around Hua Hin include Kaeng Krachan, Kuiburi and Khao Sam Roi Yot. If you can prove that you are resident in the Kingdom by having a work permit or Thai drivers license you can often enter for the local price of 20 or 40 baht however you may have to negotiate in Thai for this at some parks.