Hua Hin Information

Hua Hin is a beautiful coastal town on the western coast of the Gulf of Thailand and also the summer home of the present King. The Royal palace is named "Klai Kang Won Palace" translated as "far from worries" which describes perfectly the environment to be enjoyed in the area.

Activities. There are x 5 world class golf courses all with in a 30 minute drive of the town centre. For all golfing bookings visit our golf link . If you are not a golfer you can spend your time relaxing on one of the beautiful beaches in the Hua Hin – Cha Am area, or search for a bargain in one of the many locals markets, yes you can barter, but you will find the original price quite acceptable. Hua Hin has many top class restaurants offering Thai or international cuisine. You will find many little cafes scattered a long the coastline, or the local markets offer excellent food at very affordable prices.

Dinning out. Thailand for centuries an Asian crossroads, owes it's rich culinary art to the cuisines of India , China , Malaysia , and Indonesia . The success of this country's cuisine lies in the blend of 4 basic tastes – salty, sweet, sour and pungent – which form a wide range of flavours. However, foreigners must note that chilli is amply used in a number of Thai dishes. So if you are trying Thai hot food, watch out for the little chillies or ask the chef to make the dish less hot than usual.

Seafood. More and more visitors to Thailand have discovered to their delight that Thailand is not only a Kingdom of fruits, but also a Kingdom of seafood. Anyone who has experienced Thai seafood will readily agree to its great variety and it's savoury taste and sweet smell. A secret of seafood deliciousness lies in its freshness. As Thailand has a long coastline and Bangkok , Phuket and Hua Hin and most other cities are close to the sea fresh supplies of fish, crabs, prawns, lobsters and other shellfish are always available.