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Hua Hin holidays

Enticing Holidays To Hua Hin

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On Thailand’s beautiful Gulf of Siam and only 3½ hours drive from Bangkok, holidays to Hua Hin are an ideal getaway from the metropolis of Bangkok, offering world class golf courses, mile-upon-mile of white sand beach, safe warm waters and old world charm. Since the 1920’s Hua Hin has been the Thai Royal family’s summer residence and to this day the resort retains a sophisticated and exclusive air.

View our fantastic selection of Hua Hin offers.

Hua Hin Holiday Highlights:
•   Hua Hin is well known for its miles of sandy beaches. Kick back and relax on powder soft sands lapped by tranquil blue waves.
•   Head for Wat Khao Lad, also known as the 'Monkey' Temple, home to resident macquack monkeys that hang out in little troops!
•   Atop 'Chopstick Hill, the temple of Wat Khao Takiap offers wonderful views over Hua Hin and the giant gold Buddha statue is a remarkable sight.

Hua Hin Honeymoons
All of our Hua Hin hotels make for fabulous honeymoon settings, but we have specially labelled a few of our favourite, most romantic retreats that we think make the most perfect settings for your dream honeymoon in the Thailand.

Hua Hin Weddings
Getting married in Hua Hin is a dream, an exotic destination favoured by the King of Thailand and a place where hospitality and quality is second to none. Look out for our ‘Wedding’ labelled Hua Hin hotels for our specially negotiated Hua Hin wedding packages. All of our Hua Hin wedding hotels also offer Renewal of Vows ceremonies.

Hua Hin Tailor Made

If you would like to combine your holiday in hua Hin with a city break or perhaps one of Thailands opther beautiful beach resorts, with Kuoni you can tailor make your holiday to exactly the trip you would like. Perhaps visit Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Hua Hin, or go from Hua Hin to Phuket. Any combination is possible.
•   Browse our beautiful selection of Thailand hotels

•   Request a copy of our diverse Far East brochure

•   Email or call our Personal Travel Experts on 01306 747002.

Time difference / local time

GMT +7 hours
Language

Thai. English is widely spoken at beach resorts.

Currency

Baht
Safety

Beware of pickpockets. Leave valuables in the hotel safe and only carry the essentials.

Highlights

Klai Kangwon Palace
Translating as ‘far from worries’, the king resides at this royal palace overlooking the sea.

Khao Takiap
Gaze over at Hua Hin and visit Wat Khao Temple at the top of this hill. You might also see the giant gold statue of Buddha that sits against the cliff.

Khao Hin Lek Fai
Make an early-morning journey to the top of this hill for stunning views over Hua Hin.

Beaches

Unwind on the mile-long white-sand beach.

Passports and Visas

•   You need a full EU 10-year passport. We recommend that the expiry date is at least six months after your arrival back in the UK.
•   You only need a visa if you’re staying longer than 30 days (29 nights), and you can get one from the Thai Embassy.

Events and festivals

March
Hua Hin Amateur Golf Week
Amateur golfers compete over a range of golf courses in this wonderful tournament.

June
Hua Hin Jazz Festival
Thai and international musicians flock to Hua Hin to perform at this popular festival.

August
Hua Hin Regatta
Sailors converge on Hua Hin to compete for trophies at this three-day event.

Hua Hin/Cha Am Golf Festival
Golf lovers relish this popular sporting festival, which runs until the end of September.

Shopping

Browse the market for crafts, food and jewellery; and peruse small shops and tailors selling souvenirs and clothes.

Flying time to destination

11½ hours

Sports

Watersports
Try windsurfing, sailing, waterskiing, parasailing, catamaran sailing, scuba diving and deep-sea fishing.

Land sports
Go walking and horse-riding, play tennis and tee off on the 18-hole Royal Hua Hin golf course.

Eating/Drinking

Food
•   Restaurants serve European, Levantine, Asian and oriental cuisines.
•   Most hotels offer American, English and continental breakfasts, and you may find western-style fast food outlets, snack bars and ice cream parlours.
•   Thai cuisine is a spicy mix of noodles, curries, sweet-and-sour dishes, slow- and fast-cooked ingredients, exotic spices and condiments.

Drink
•  Don’t drink the tap water or ice - stick to bottled mineral water or purified water in hotels.
•  Choose from more than 100 cocktails at Ye Olde Buffalo Tavern.

Good to know

Dialling code
+66 32

Religion
Theravada Buddhism. Minority religions include Islam, Christianity, Hinduism and Sikhism.

Etiquette
•   Thais revere their royal family, so never express disregard for it.
•   Outward expressions of anger are regarded as crude and boorish.
•   Each Buddha image - large or small, ruined or not - is considered sacred. Never climb onto one to take a photograph or do anything that might show lack of respect.
•   Public displays of affection between couples are frowned upon. Westernised Thai couples may hold hands but that’s as far as it goes in polite society.
•   It is considered rude to point your foot at a person or object.
•   Never pat a Thai on the head – they see it as the highest part of the body, both literally and figuratively.

No vaccinations are compulsory but some are recommended. For more detailed and up-to-date information, contact your GP or a specialised vaccination centre.
History

Hua Hin has been the Royal Family's summer residence since 1926.

Clothing

•   Dress neatly in all religious shrines - never go shirtless or in shorts, hot pants or other scanty attire.
•   Take off your shoes when entering private Thai homes, chapels that house Buddhist images, and mosques.

Tipping

Tip porters and hotel staff if you’re happy with their service. If a service charge isn’t added to your restaurant bill, tip 10-15%.

Climate data for this region

Best time to visit

From November to April, when temperatures are pleasant and there’s plenty of sunshine. In the summer there’s often a lot of rain and the sea can be very rough.

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