Top Hua Hin Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Visit two historical and cultural attractions of Thailand on this 11-hour tour to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and Phetchaburi from Hua Hin or Cha-Am. You'll take a longtail boat ride to observe the activities of the market, which offers a feast for the eyes and taste buds. Then see a former hillside residence of Siamese royalty to complete this day trip that shows off just a bit of what makes Thailand special.

Explore the wild, rugged scenery of Kaeng Krachan National Park, and visit Pala-U Waterfall on a full-day trip from Hua Hin. Rise from the coast into the lush countryside, and experience the extraordinary, 11-tiered cascade which tumbles along a steep, jungle hillside. Swim in Pala-U’s broad, cyan pool and enjoy a Thai picnic lunch along the water’s edge; clamber up rocky paths to the falls’ higher levels, and feed the fish at the brink of the highest tier.

Discover the ancient city of Petchaburi on a private, half-day tour from Hua Hin. Explore the dramatic shine at Khao Luang Cave, where elegant chedis meet dangling stalactites, and 170 Buddha statues rest in the dim, cavernous interior. Take in the riverside grandeur of Wat Pra Sri Mahathat, whose golden Buddha is among Thailand’s most beautiful. Stroll the elegant grounds of Khao Wang, King Rama IV’s hilltop summer residence; the grounds include a towering crimson pagoda and a slender stupa that offer stunning views of the city below.

Eat like a local on this tour of Hua Hin’s Thai food scene. Fill up on roughly 15 tastings, including noodles, dumplings, sausages, sweets, and more, enjoyed at local-favorite roadside stands and unmarked restaurants where you won’t find throngs of tourists. Hotel pickup and drop-off add extra convenience for this tasty adventure.

Visit Pala U Waterfall, inside Thailand's Biggest National Park Keang Krachan, with its Jungle and unique Wild Life.

The diversity of Hua Hin’s culinary scene can often prove daunting for first-time visitors. Get an insider’s introduction to the city’s gastronomy on a food and walking tour that reveals a side of Hua Hin usually only reserved for locals. Feast on lesser-known Thai snacks, savories, and desserts, and break the language barrier with the help of your guide. Hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-off, and more than 15 food samples are included.

Hop into the saddle and explore Hua Hin on two wheels on this adventurous morning or afternoon cycle tour. With your guide to lead the way, spin through Hua Hin and discover top attractions like Chatchai Market, the pretty train station, and the main beach. Along the way, enjoy sweeping views from a coastal vantage point, and listen as your guide shares insight into Thai culture and traditions.

Escape to Pranburi’s natural serenity on a private 5-hour tour from Hua Hin. Stroll through a tranquil plantation past sun-ripened bananas, pineapples, mangoes and papayas, then step aboard a small motor boat for a leisurely ride down a slow-moving river. Pass brilliant birdlife and watch for monkeys, nose into mangrove swamps and learn the names of jungle plants that line the banks. Stretch your legs amidst mangrove trees and follow the river to the Gulf of Thailand, passing tiny fishing boats weighed down with the day’s catch of fresh seafood.

We will leave Hua Hin in early morning in pick up truck,driving through the country side where mango,papaya plantations as well as rice fields can be seen. Then we arrive at the Kaeng Krachan Reservoir. The reservoir covers an area of 46.5 sq. km. and has a capacity of 710 million cubic meters. It is the earthen reservoir which blocks the Petchburi River. The largest island in the lake is approximately 75 sq. km.. We drive through primary forest that offers spectacular views of mountain wildlife and an ocean of mountain ranges covered in deep-green forest all year round. Along the road we observe primates birds other wildlife as well as scenic views. We continue to trek along the jungle track and back to Kaeng Krachan Reservoir for lunch at local restaurant then sail on the lake to see photogenic scenery.

Visit sam roi yod. be amazed by the surrounding. this tour will transport you you in a cave and will make you explore the area of hua hin

Thailand is home to an impressive range of native wildlife, but viewing the animals up-close in their natural habitat can be a challenge. On this wildlife safari, delve into the beautiful Kui Buri National Park—with round-trip transport from your Hua Hin accommodation included. With your guide to lead the way, spot wild buffalo, elephants, and more in their natural environment, and admire uninterrupted views over the countryside scenery.

Visit the Thai town of Kanchanaburi on this 11-hour tour from Hua Hin and Cha-Am. In addition to its natural features, Kanchanaburi is known for its sites affiliated with the atrocities of World War II, including the bridge over the River Kwai on the Burma Railway, built by forced laborers and prisoners of war. You'll visit the bridge, as well as the JEATH War Museum and Kanchanaburi War Cemetery. Lunch and hotel transport are included.

Hua Hin and Cha-am’s name and fame as a quality beach destination merges with the fact that this retreat for relaxation seekers has long been favoured by the past and current members of the Royal Thai family. A good 3 hours’ drive south from Bangkok, the sandy shores flow gently over into a verdant green landscape, characterized by gently-rolling hills and slices of the country’s deeply-rooted connection with Buddhism. Blending all elements together and culture, nature and religion form the backbone of a tailored escape, away from the beaches and into the other side of this invigorating region.

The Pranburi River is a river in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province and is not far south of Hua Hin. The only town along the whole river is Pranburi, with this area primarily being a sleepy fishing community. As well as a lovely ride down the river in a small boat, a look at the many different fishing boats belonging to the locals you will go to a Pran Buri Forest Park and also a mangrove forest which sits at the river's estuary at the Gulf of Thailand.

Visit the pristine southern part of Thailand in this 4-day excursion, with its infinite and unspoilt nature and landscape, beautiful temples, pagodas, and palaces. Visit beautiful national parks and mangroves on the border with Myanmar. See the Kra Isthmus - the narrowest part of the Malaysian Peninsula and the hot spring in Ranong. Visit Rattana Rangsan Throne Hall, Rangsan Palace, Hor Phra Ke Ji Temple, Governor's Residence and Suwankiri Temple with Golden Shwedagon Pagoda. The agro-tourism attraction invites visitors to learn about their hand-roasted coffee products and efforts to strengthen the community-oriented company and to visit the cashew nut factory. On this trip you will see almost no tourists, only locals.

Take a tour to Thailand's first marine national park Khao Sam Roi Yod National Park, where you can wander in the abundance of natural beauty like pineapple plantations, caves and a quiet fisherman’s village. A wonderful and not too difficult place to explore. The journey starts with a visit to a pineapple plantation, then into a quiet fisherman’s village. From there you’ll get to experience a boat ride to Phraya Nakhon Cave in which you can see a beautiful Pavilion was built by King Rama V.

The Pranburi Forest Park is known for its vast and dense forests of mangroves and twisty trails that lead visitors to all corners of the park. With its pristine views and natural beauty, Pranburi Park is the perfect escape from some of the urban centers in southern Thailand. The nature reserve is an excellent day excursion from the Hua Hin area. Not only will the tranquil and majestic scenery surround you, but you’ll also get to see an abundant array of flora and wildlife, many of which are exclusive to Thailand. Khao Daeng viewpoint at 157 meters peak accessible by a trail around seven hundred meters from the headquarters. This viewpoint has an impressive 360° view over the surrounding valley and mountains. Long-tailed macaques and birds are common in the area.

Pick up from your Hua Hin or Cha-am resorts to be taken to Monkey Mountain - Khao Takiab - where the Big Buddha Statue is by the sea. Drive up the hill to the best vantage point for a magnificent view of the beautiful coastline of Hua Hin. One of this tour's highlights is Wat Huay Mongkol, home to the enormous statue of Luang Phor Thuad. Luang Phor Thuad is a legendary Thai monk revered for his enlightenment and ability to perform miracles. The statue, which can be seen from miles away, has him sitting in the meditation pose. Wine lovers especially will shine to this next destination on the tour's itinerary, Hua Hin Hills Vineyard. Guests will have the opportunity to do some wine tasting (own expense) should they wish. The best time to visit is February/March when it is harvest time. After roughly one hour here you will move onto Plearnwan. Plearnwan is a delightful, small open-air mall with some shops in a somewhat imitated setting of previous times.

Explore Amphawa Floating Market with a private guide on a tour that explores local culture and Gulf of Thailand cuisine. Visiting the weekend-only floating market is a great introduction to the bustling market town, and the tour includes a longtail boat cruise through Amphawa’s canals, as well as convenient pickup and drop-off at hotels in Hua Hin or Cha-Am.

Our tour of one of Thailand is oldest provinces starts at the fresh market where you can see many kinds of ingredient of Thai-Food and also fresh fruits. Then continue to the center of Petchburi to the unmistakable Prang (Khmer-style tower monument) of Wat Mahathat. It is nonetheless stylistically influenced by the Ayuthaya period and its architectural interest belies its comparative lack of years .The towering central Prang rises from the middle of a cloister lined with Buddha images and is surrounded by smaller Prangs each with a small chapel.. At Phara Nakhonkhiri we continue our journey by cable car to the beautiful summer palace of King Rama IV also the setting of the famous movie The King and I. We see the royal heritage in the palace museum and admire the spectacular view from the observatory. Our journey continues to Khao Luang Cave which houses not less than 170 Buddha images.From there we visit a stucco-art-decorated temple.We have lunch before transfer back to the hotel

Mixed forest and rainforest areas are home to a rich abundance of wildlife and herds of wild elephants and gaurs. The park is home to one of the largest gaur populations in Thailand and many herds of wild elephants. It is a perfect place to observe these animals in their natural habitat, due to the open accessible areas.

For the archeologically mined it may be interest to know that a freak accident during World War II led to the discovery of Neolithic burial sites in this area. We travel west to Kanchanaburi where we visit firstly the Museum which is a replica of the huts of P.O.W. who lived here during their captivity. The museum displays a collection of records and pictures made by P.O.W. held by the Japanese during World War II. We then take a short boat trip to see the bridge over the River Kwai where we take the train on the Railway. We get off the train close to the Burmese border where we have lunch.We return to the town by bus to visit a War Cemetery of allied soldiers who died during the construction of the railway.

There are still about 320 Protected Wild Elephants living in this National Park and you have the chance to see them coming out to eat. There are also birds such as the Crested Fireback, Indian Roller and Asian Openbill bird or even Gaurs and Leopards.

Visit the beautiful Praya Nakhon Cave and the National Park with 300 Mountains, visit the Fishing Village and can see Thai way of Life.