HHAD - Hua Hin travel and tours : train, bus, minivan and taxi

Hua Hin Car Hire

If you are looking to rent a car in Hua Hin check out our reliable cars on the Hua Hin car rental and Hua Hin car hire pages.

Hua Hin travel has more travel options and our new Hua Hin tours page offers trips around Hua Hin.

Hua Hin Taxi

If you are looking to get from Hua Hin to Bangkok or around Thailand take a look at our Hua Hin taxi services.

Hua Hin Accommodation

If you own or manage a guesthouse and would like to see your guesthouse included on our Hua Hin guesthouses or Hua Hin accommodation pages please contact us.

For hotels take a look at our Hua Hin hotels page or more guesthouses on our Hua Hin guesthouses page or our Hua Hin accommodation section. Hua Hin beaches are covered in detail too.

Hua Hin Property

For the latest Hua Hin property listings take a look through our property database. Please also check our Hua Hin houses for sale pages for houses and property for sale in Hua Hin and the surrounding area and our Hua Hin real estate page has a few more upmarket developments. The Hua Hin property page has bars for sale in Hua Hin. Check our Hua Hin houses for rent page or the Hua Hin rentals listings.

The first interactive Google Earth map for Hua Hin is now complete and online. Take a look at the Hua Hin Map to find the travel terminii listed opposite by satellite images.

Hua Hin travel and tours

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Getting to Hua Hin

There are several methods of transport and travel to Hua Hin each varying in price and duration of journey. The most popular options are Hua Hin bus, Hua Hin train, Hua Hin minivan and Hua Hin taxi.

Train to Hua Hin
The Hua Hin train timetable varies slightly but we managed to obtain a copy which can be found here: Hua Hin train timetable. Trains are often a nice way to see the surrounding country for short journeys such as Kanchanaburi or Chumphon. They also make good long tour options as you can get a sleeper.

Bus to Hua Hin
The public blue busses to Bangkok run from the terminal down Sra song road. They start at 03.00 and terminate at 22.00 hours daily leaving every 40 minutes. Booking is not usually required unless it is a Thai holiday. The journey costs 166 baht and takes around 3 hours, you end up at Sai Dtai bus station in Bangkok.

Bus to the South
These run from the bus station near the railway crossing on the road to Hin Lek Fai. They are running all day so its best to go the day before and check the times. We have a copy of the bus timetable here but cant guarantee its accuracy.
It is not possible to book ahead for most buses here, but the office is now operating a forward booking system for VIP buses.

Other buses south can be flagged down at the clocktower but you take a chance on availability of seats on these. Again, no forward booking is possible, other than for the VIP ones.

Hua Hin Minivan

This service runs from the small soi on Petchkasem road next to the Honda motorbike dealership, see our Hua Hin map for details. They start at 07.00 and run until 18.00. Again no need to book as they will depart when full. Cost is 180 baht and drop off is Victory Monument. Travel time is around 2.5 hours. Coming to Hua Hin from Bangkok is just as easy, but the arrival/departure point has changed recently. You take your bearings from Victory Monument BTS skytrain station and head for Century Cinema. Hua Hin minivans can be found here. If you're in any doubt, just ask for the cinema and you'll be pointed in the right direction.