Prachuap Khiri Khan, Hua Hin

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Prachuap Khiri Khan,
Hua Hin
Hat Hua Hin
How To Get There
Attractions
Amphoe Hua Hin
Amphoe Pran Buri
Amphoe Sam Roi Yot
Amphoe Kui Buri
Amphoe Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan
Amphoe Thap Sakae
Amphoe Bang Saphan
Amphoe Bang Saphan Noi
Events & Festivals
Local Products and Souvenirs
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Contents
Interesting Activities
Soft-adventure Activities
Cruising
Homestay
Tourism Activities for Public Interest
Examples of Tour Programmes
Travel Tips
Facilities in Prachuap Khiri Khan
Accommodations
Restaurants
Souvenir Shops
Activities
Useful Calls
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Wat Huai Mongkhon
Prachuap Khiri Khan
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Thai Term Glossary
Amphoe
: District
Ban
: Village
Chedi
: Stupa or Pagoda
Hat
: Beach
Khao
: Mountain
Khlong
: Canal
Ko
: Island
Mueang
: Town or City
Namtok
: Waterfall
Tambon
: Sub-district
Tham
: Cave
Ubosot or Bot
: Ordination hall in a temple
Viharn
: Image hall in a temple
Wat
: Temple
Note : English spelling here given tries to approximate
Thai pronunciation. Posted signs may be spelled
differently. When seeking help from a Thai for direction,
point to the Thai spellings given after each place name.
Prachuap Khiri Khan is a province located in
the lower central region connecting with the South of
Thailand and possesses various interesting tourism
attractions such as beaches, islands, forests and mountains.
It was also an old seaside resort of the country since the
reign of King Rama V. From historical evidence, Prachuap
Khiri Khan was a location of Mueang Na Rang during
the Ayutthaya period. In the reign of King Rama II of
Rattanakosin, a new city was established at the mouth of
the I Rom Canal and was named Mueang Bang Nang Rom.
Moreover, during the reign of King Rama IV, Mueang
Bang Nang Rom, Mueang Kui, and Mueang Khlong Wan
were combined into Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan which
means a city where stand groups of mountains. The city
hall was situated at Mueang Kui until 1898, then it was
moved to Ao Ko Lak or Ao Prachuap, the location of
Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan nowadays.
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Prachuap Khiri Khan covers an area of 6,367.620
square kilometres. It is a long and narrow coast stretching
to the South. The narrowest part is from the border of
Thailand and the Union of Myanmar on the West to the
eastern sea coast at the Singkhon Pass, Khlong Wan
sub-district, Mueang district, being a distance of approximately 12 kilometres. Its distance from the north to the
south is approximately 212 kilometres. Its administration
is divided into 8 districts; namely, Amphoe Mueang
Prachuap Khiri Khan, Amphoe Hua Hin, Amphoe Pran
Buri, Amphoe Kui Buri, Amphoe Thap Sakae, Amphoe
Bang Saphan, Amphoe Bang Saphan Noi and Amphoe
Sam Roi Yot
Boundary
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South
East
West
borders Phetchaburi.
borders Chumphon.
borders the Gulf of Thailand.
borders the Tenasserim Range
connecting the Union of Myanmar.
How to Get There
By Car :
From Bangkok, there are 2 routes as follows:
First Route : Take the Thon Buri - Pak Tho Road
(Highway 35), passing Samut Sakhon, Samut Songkhram,
and turn left into Phetchakasem Road (Highway 4), passing
Phetchaburi into Prachuap Khiri Khan. The total distance
is approximately 280 kilometres or 31/2 hours.
Second Route : Take Phetchakasem Road or Highway
4, passing Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom, Ratchaburi,
Phetchaburi into Prachuap Khiri Khan. The total distance
is approximately 320 kilometres or 4 hours.
By bus :
From the Southern Bus Terminal on Borommaratchachonnani Road, the Transport Company Limited offers
various routes of daily bus services; namely, Bangkok -
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Prachuap Khiri Khan, Bangkok - Hua Hin, Bangkok Pran Buri and Bangkok - Bang Saphan. Companies
providing bus services of the Bangkok - Prachuap Khiri
Khan route are the Hua Hin - Pran Tour Co., Ltd., Tel.
0 2884 6191-2, 0 2894 6057 (4.00 a.m.-10.30 p.m.),
the Phuttan Tour Co., Ltd., Tel. 0 2894 6046 or Prachuap
Khiri Khan Office, Tel. 0 3261 1411 (6.00 a.m.-1.30 a.m.),
the Bang Saphan Tour Co., Ltd., Bangkok Office, Tel.
08 1829 7752, 08 1829 8641 or Bang Saphan Office, Tel.
0 3269 9043 or Ban Krut Office, Tel. 0 3269 5074 (Bus
leaves from Ban Krut at 10.00 a.m., 2.00 p.m., 11.00 p.m.
For further information, contact the Southern Bus
Terminal Tel. 0 2894 6122 or www.transport.co.th.
By train :
From Hua Lamphong Railway Station, there is a
daily southern train passing Hua Hin, Pran Buri, and
Prachuap Khiri Khan, departing Bangkok at 9.25 a.m. and
arriving at Hua Hin at 1.45 p.m. Moreover, on Saturdays,
Sundays, and public holidays, there is the one-day-trip
touring train to Suan Son Pradiphat; and from the Thon
Buri Railway Station, there is the Thon Buri - Lang Suan
train, departing at 7.20 a.m. and arriving at Hua Hin at
11.52 a.m. For further information, contact the State
Railway of Thailand at Tel. 1690, 0 2220 4334 or
www.railway.co.th
By plane :
The Siam General Aviation Co., Ltd. provides
Bangkok-Hua Hin flights 2 times a day at 12.30 a.m.,
5.30 p.m., taking approximately 45 minutes. For further
information, contact the Bangkok Office at Tel. 0 2664
6099, Suvarnabhumi Office at Tel. 0 2134 3233-4, Fax.
0 2134 3235, Hua Hin Office at Tel. 0 3252 2300, 0 3252
2302 Fax. 0 3252 2301 or www.sga.co.th, e-mail:
info@sga.aero or reservation@sga.aero.
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Distances from Amphoe Mueang
Prachuap Khiri Khan to Other Districts
Amphoe Kui Buri
Amphoe Thap Sakae
Amphoe Sam Roi Yot
Amphoe Pran Buri
Amphoe Bang Saphan
Amphoe Hua Hin
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Attractions
Amphoe Hua Hin (Õ”‡¿ÕÀ—«À‘π)
Hua Hin Town (µ—«‡¡◊ÕßÀ—«À‘π) is 195 kilometres
from Bangkok and 90 kilometres prior to Mueang
Prachuap Khiri Khan. Hua Hin Market is a large venue of
various restaurants, souvenir shops and hotels. It is easily
accessible by Sam Lo - three-wheeled pedal vehicle, Song
Thaeo - minibus and rental car service provided to the
centre of the district or nearby places.
Chatchai Market (µ≈“¥©—µ√å‰™¬) is an old market
of Hua Hin, which is well-known among both domestic
and international tourists, located by Phetchakasem Road
in Hua Hin town. This market was built in 1926 after the
royal initiative of King Rama VII on the occasion of his
first royal visit to Klai Kangwon Palace with Queen
Rambhai Barni. The Chatchai Royal Family, by General
Prince Purachatra of Kambaengbejr, had the market
constructed and presented it to the king. The structure of
the market was made of reinforced concrete with a
7-curved roof, symbolising its construction during the
reign of King Rama VII. Nowadays, it is a marketplace of
souvenirs, as well as fresh and preserved food.
Hua Hin Night Market (µ≈“¥‚µâ√ÿàßÀ—«À‘π) presents
the colours of Hua Hinûs nightlife and is a source of
various kinds of food such as Thai dishes, seafood, Thai
desserts, Roti, etc. Both Thai and foreign tourists usually
visit this place. Moreover, there are plenty of souvenir
shops located in this area.
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Hua Hin Railway Station
Hua Hin Railway Station ( ∂“π’√∂‰øÀ—«À‘π) The
unique feature of this place is Phlapphla Phra Monkut
klao which is a royal pavilion in a cruciform plan. It
was constructed during the reign of King Rama VI, was
originally called as Phlapphla Sanam Chan and situated
at the Sanam Chan Palace in Nakhon Pathom province.
This pavilion was originally for the king to watch the
Wild Tiger Corps and boy scouts from all over the
country conduct annual military practices. After his reign,
the State Railway of Thailand removed and kept it in
order to commemorate His honourable deeds in 1968.
Colonel Saeng Chunlacharit, the governor of the State
Railway of Thailand during that time, realised that the
pavilion should be reconstructed in Hua Hin to be the royal
train platform for His Majesty the King. The reconstruction
was done by Thai craftsmen. During its opening ceremony
on 6 April, 1974, it was renamed ç Phlapphla Phra
Mongkutklaoé on 6 April, 1974, by Her Royal Highness
Princess Bejaratana Rajasuda Sirisobhabannavadi. This
railway station is considered as a very famous venue of
Hua Hin. Moreover, it is a place collecting an ancient steam
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engine that the State Railway of Thailand bought from
England. This steam engine was in service during the
period prior to World War II. Contact Hua Hin Railway
Station at Tel. 0 3251 1073.
Hat Hua Hin (™“¬À“¥À—«À‘π) is located in the east
of the town. The path to the beach is on Damnoen Kasem
Road. On its both sides lie hotels and souvenir shops. The
beach is approximately 5 kilometres long and covered with
delicate and white sand, suitable for swimming.
Khao Hin Lek Fai (‡¢“À‘π‡À≈Á°‰ø) is located at Hua
Hin sub-district, 3 kilometres to the west of Hua Hin town.
It is a beautiful viewpoint to see the sunrise. The scenery
can be admired in 4 directions. From this spot, the
panoramic view of the town and Hua Hin Bay can be seen.
Its summit comprises a beautiful plain and rock cliff.
Moreover, there is a bird garden, a local handicraft centre,
food and beverage shops, multi-purpose area abundant
with plants in the literature located at its top. Besides, it is
a place where the statue of King Rama VII stands. The
appropriate period to visit this viewpoint is at dawn and
dusk. Those wishing to use this area can contact the Hua
Hin Municipality Office at Tel. 0 3251 1047.
Khao Hin Lek Fai
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Baan Sillapin Hua Hin
Baan Sillapin Hua Hin (∫â“π»‘≈ªîπÀ—«À‘π) features
an old wooden house located in Tambon Hin Lek Fai on a
shady area of approximately 11 rai. It serves as an exhibition gallery for different fields of fine art; such as, paintings
and sculpted objects by both professional and amateur
artists throughout the year. Several pieces of the work of
art are displayed at the entrance where there is a small but
comfortable coffee corner. Inside is a painting gallery,
mostly watercolour. An earth cottage exhibits a collection
of sculptures. Baan Sillapin Hua Hin is open during 10.00 am.5.00 p.m. on Tuesday-Sunday and closed on Monday.
For further details, please call Tel. 0 3253 4830.
To get there: From Hua Hin, follow Highway 3218
across the railway for approximately 5 km. (the same route
as Pa La-u). The gallery is on the right.
Wat Huai Mongkhon («—¥Àâ«¬¡ß§≈) is situated at
Thap Tai Sub-district where the grand image of Luangpho
Thuat with an inscription of H.M. the Queenûs initials So
Ko is enshrined. From the area, the surrounding scenery
and the Tenasserim Range, bordering Thailand and the
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Union of Myanmar can be admired. It is open from
5.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m. For further information, contact Tel.
0 3257 6187
To get there: From Hua Hin, take Highway No.
3218 (Nong Phlap-Pa La-u) for 14 kilometres to Thap Tai
Sub-district, turn left at Nong Taphao Intersection and go
further along the route to Wat Huai Mongkhon.
Hua Hin Hills Vineyard (‰√àÕßÿàπÀ—«À‘π Œ‘≈≈å «‘π¬“√å¥)
is the first and only vineyard in Hua Hin located at No.
204 Ban Khok Chang Phatthana, Tambon Nong Phlap, on
a seaside area where a herd of wild Asian elephants used
to be domesticated. Its good soil and climate contribute to
the growth of 20 fine varieties of grape here; such as,
Colombard, Chenin Blanc, Shiraz, Brunello and several
others, all yielding aromatic and extraordinary fruits
that are produced into concentrated wines. In addition to
producing Thai wines of fine quality for the Siam Winery
Company Limited, the vineyard has been developed into
a new wine destination that attracts Thais as well as
foreigners who seek different experiences and activities.
Grapevines of different varieties are grown orderly on a
vast area of 220 rai out of a total of 1,000 rai, surrounded
by mountain ranges that lend a warm and romantic
atmosphere. There is ùThe Salaû, a tourist centre that was
inspired by traditional Thai art where visitors can enjoy
tasting wine free of charge while being informed about
wines and viniculture by the staff of the Siam Winery.
Visitors coming in groups and wishing to taste all wines
will be charged Bt 150 each. Moreover, a wedding party
or honeymoon for lovers, or parties of other natures in
this vineyard are also available. The ideal period for a visit
is during February-March of every year, as it is the
harvest season. An elephant tour around the vineyard is
provided in 15-minute rounds, each costing Bt 20 (Bt 800
for 1 hour). Other available activities include planting a
grapevine and cutting the grapes. There is a restaurant in
the vineyard, which is open during 11.00 a.m.-6.00 p.m.
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and closed on Monday. For more information, please
contact Tel. 08 4874 0775, 08 1701 8874, 0 3252 6351,
Fax. 0 3252 6352, Bangkok Office Tel. 0 2533 5600, or
visit www.huahinhillsvineyard.com.
To get there: From Hua Hin Market, cross the
railway and follow Highway 3218 (the same route as Pa
La-u) for approximately 14 km. until reaching Nong
Taphao Junction (Wat Huai Mongkhon Junction). Turn
into Highway 3219 and continue for some 12 km., then,
turn left into Highway 3301 for another 8.5 km. until
reaching Khok Chang School. Turn right for another
1.5 km. to the vineyard.
Namtok Pa La-u (πÈ”µ°ªÉ“≈–ÕŸ) is situated at Huai
Sat Yai sub-district within the compound of Pa La-u
forest, covering an area of 273,125 rai. It is abundant with
verdant plants and various kinds of wild animals. Pa La-u
is within the compound of Kaeng Krachan National Park
and under the responsibility of the Namtok Pa La-u Ranger
Station of the Department of National Park, Wildlife and
Flora, situated 2 kilometres prior to the waterfall and near
the reservoir. Namtok Pa La-u comprises Namtok La-u
Yai and Namtok La-u Noi, beautifully cascading down
the 11 different tiers. There is water running throughout
the year and it is suitable for swimming. Moreover, it is
an attraction where there are plenty of butterflies. The
appropriate period to travel is during November to April
and in the early morning due to the comfortable coolness
and an opportunity to see a variety of wild animals, as
well as, rare birds.
To get there: From Hua Hin Market, there is an
intersection on Phetchakasem Road to the west. Take
Highway No. 3219 to the end of the road for approximately
63 kilometres. Turn right into Fa Prathan village and
continue further for 4 kilometres. A Song Thaeo - mini
bus can be rented for a round trip at Chom Sin Road for
1,600 Baht. Tourists will have to pay the entrance fee to
the national park, which is 200 Baht for an adult and
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Namtok Pa La-u
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100 Baht for a child. In case that visitors would like to
stay overnight, the park provides 15 bungalows: 1,2003,000 Baht, tents for 2-4 persons: 120-250 Baht a night or
a camping area: 30 Baht / person / night. Contact the Kaeng
Krachan National Park Ranger Station at Huai Pa Lao,
Hua Hin district, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110 or the Kaeng
Krachan National Park, Kaeng Krachan District,
Phetchaburi, Tel. 0 3245 9293 or the Department of
National Park, Wildlife and Flora, Bang Khen District,
Bangkok, Tel. 0 2562 0760 or www.dnp.go.th
San Phra Phrom (»“≈æ√–æ√À¡) is located on Maha
Chai Hill, Nong Kae sub-district, 5 kilometres from Hua
Hin town to the south. Dr. Phutsadi Chitchum had this
shrine renovated. The renovation was completed in 1999.
Its construction aims to present doctrines through symbols.
It is open daily to the public. Besides, the scenery of the
beach and town can be seen from this spot.
Khao Takiap, Khao Krailat (‡¢“µ–‡°’¬∫ ‡¢“‰°√≈“ )
are two mountains standing side by side, 14 kilometres
from Hua Hin district to the south. Turn left at Km. 235 of
Phetchakasem Road for approximately 500 metres. From
Hua Hin Market, there is a bus service between Hua Hin
Khao Krailat - Khao Takiap.
Khao Takiap is a beautiful cliff-hanging rock
mountain projecting over the sea. Its summit is an
enshrining place of a large standing Buddha image in the
posture of persuading relatives from quarrelling, standing
at the summit and facing towards the sea. There is a path
to the top of the mountain, where visitors can clearly
admire the scenery of the beach and Hua Hin town. Khao
Takiap Beach is 1.5 kilometres long. It is not steep and
full of delicate white sand. There are various restaurants,
accommodation and souvenir shops along the beach.
Suan Son Pradiphat ( «π πª√–¥‘ æ— ∑ ∏å ) is 9
kilometres from Hua Hin along Phetchakasem Road. At
the intersection at Km. 240 on Phetchakasem Road, turn
right for 500 metres. There is a bus service provided
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every 20 minutes. Travelling by train, visitors can get off
at the Suan Son Pradiphat stop. There is the Thon Buri Prachuap Khiri Khan Route, departing at 1.10 p.m. and
arriving at Suan Son at 6.10 p.m. (other express trains and
rapid trains do not stop at this spot.) Suan Son Pradiphat
is under the supervision of the Infantry Training Command,
Pran Buri. There is accommodation in the forms of a
hotel, bungalows, row houses, and houses provided. For
further information, contact Tel.0 3253 6582-3 or Fax.
0 3253 6584.
Ko Singto (‡°“– ‘ß‚µ) is approximately 800 metres
on the east side of Suan Son Pradiphat. It is a small island
in the shape of a lion crouching and facing to the north.
It is suitable for those who like fishing. Tourists can rent
a boat at Khao Takiap village. It takes 45 minutes to get
here and costs 2,500 Baht/ a boat/ 5 persons. Otherwise,
taking a boat for fishing and catching squid is 3,500 Baht/
a boat/ 10 persons. Contact Khun Noi at Tel. 0 3253 6079,
08 1705 9358.
Khao Tao (‡¢“‡µà“) is located at Nong Kae subdistrict, 13 kilometres from Hua Hin district. At the
crossroads on Km. 243-244 on Phetchakasem Road, turn
left and cross the railway track for approximately
1 kilometre to Wat Khao Tao. There is a bus service
between Hua Hin - Pran Buri. Get off the bus at the entrance
of the temple and continue with a motorbike. In case of
travelling as a big group, it is more convenient for the
visitors to rent a Song Taeo - minibus from Hua Hin town.
Within the compound of Khao Tao, there are two nice and
clean beaches; namely, Hat Sai Noi and Hat Sai Yai.
Moreover, there is a small island near the coast. On the
island are various kinds of shells piling up into layers, as
well as, a large Buddha image facing towards the sea.
Thanarat Infantry Camp (§à “ ¬∏π–√— ™ µå ) is a
military camp covering an area of approximately 600,000
rai, located on Phetchakasem Road, 237 kilometres from
Bangkok (by taking the Thon Buri - Pak Tho Route).
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Khao Takiap
Within the campû s compound, there is the Memorial
Building of Field Marshall Sarit Thanarat, a collection
venue of his biography, past works, clothes and personal
belongings, the Orders and Decorations of Thailand and
other countries, Infantry Museum, exhibiting ancient
weapons of various periods, and Tha Sadet, located by
the Pran Buri River in the west of the camp, 12 kilometres
from Phetchakasem Road. It is a natural relaxation space,
where there are decorative and flowering plants, as well
as those in Thai literature, and adventurous activities such
as tower jumping, cliff climbing, shooting, fishing, camping,
etc. Thanarat Infantry Camp was granted the Award of
Excellence for the Conservation and Preservation
Organisation in the 2002 Thailand Tourism Awards due to
its beautiful location, suitability for tourism, as well as,
readiness in its organisation of attractive activities and its
efficient system. (Visitors who wish to stay overnight in
the camp should contact 2 weeks in advance). For further
information, contact Thanarat Infantry Camp Tourism
Office at Tel. 0 3255 5158.
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Amphoe Pran Buri (Õ”‡¿Õª√“≥∫ÿ√’)
Ban Fang Tha Wildlife Conservation Village
(À¡Ÿ∫à “â πÕπÿ√°— …åæπ— ∏ÿ å µ— «åª“É ∫â“πΩíßò ∑à“) is located at Mu 5 Tambon
Wang Phong, featuring agrotourism activities. A longtailed boat can be rented to travel along the Pran Buri River
and enjoy the scenery of the mangrove forest as well as its
flora and fauna that have been conserved, and also the
fishermanûs way of life. The boat trip takes approximately
11/2 hours. The boat rental is Bt 800 / boat / 6-8 persons
(rate depending on the number of passengers). Visitors
can also walk around the village to tour fruit orchards
where aromatic coconut, pineapple, pomelo, sapodilla,
mango, and banana are grown in the form of mixed
cultivation. Homestay accommodation is available. Please
call Tel. 0 3262 3003, 08 6068 7799.
Khao Chaomae Thapthim Thong (‡¢“‡®â“·¡à∑—∫∑‘¡
∑Õß) is a very beautiful viewpoint overlooking the Pran
Buri River and Pak Nam Pran village. Moreover, it is the
location of the Chaomae Thapthim Thong Shrine where
there is a statue of Chaomae Thian Ho Xia Bo or Chaomae
Thapthim Thong which is sacred and highly respected
among the locals.
Hat Pran Buri (™“¬À“¥ª√“≥∫ÿ√’) is a long beach
connecting with Hua Hin Beach. It comprises Pran Buri
Forest Park and a splendid beach stretching to the Khao
Sam Roi Yot National Park. Although it is near Hua Hin,
it is very serene and shady. There are various kinds of
accommodation provided.
Pak Nam Pran Village (À¡Ÿà ∫â “ πª“°πÈ” ª√“≥) is
situated at Pak Nam Pran sub-district at the mouth of the
Pran River. Pak Nam Pran is a spot where the river runs
into the sea. Most of the local people are fishermen;
therefore, this village is a marketplace of low-priced
seafood. The famous seafood product of this place is fresh
squid, 1-day sun-dried squid, sun-dried squid, shrimp
paste, dried shrimps, etc.
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Hat Naresuan or Hat Khao Kalok (À“¥π‡√»«√ À√◊Õ
À“¥‡¢“°–‚À≈°) is 7 kilometres from the mouth of the Pran
River to the south. The path to the beach is between Km.
253-254 (opposite the Thanarat Infantry Camp and Pran
Buri District Office). Turn into the path for 3 kilometres,
turn left again at the T-junction for 2 kilometres, pass Wat
Na Huai and turn right for a further 6 kilometres. The beach
is clean and calm, and covered with light brown sand.
In its south stands a small mountain similar to a skull kalok - which is the origin of the mountainûs name. Khao
Kalok is in the area of the Thao Kosa Forest Park. At its
viewpoint, visitors can admire the surroundings of the
nice beach. Moreover, there are various kinds of accommodation and seafood restaurants provided.
Pa Khao Chao (ªÉ“‡¢“®â“«) is located at Khao Chao
Sub-district. Take Phetchakasem Road until reaching Km.
253, go for approximately 4 kilometres to the similar way
as Khao Chao Reservoir. It is an abundant western forest
area of Pran Buri District, with plenty of butterflies.
Interesting attractions are Namtok Phraek Takhro, Namtok
Phraek Talui, Namtok Inthanin, Namtok Huai Kop, the
Karen hilltribe village, a route through local farms, and
the Phran Buri Dam. Some parts of the forest are steep
suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles and adventure
lovers. For convenience, visitors should bring their own
personal cars. For further information, contact the Khao
Chao Sub-district Administration Organization at Tel.
0 3262 3122 or Fax. 0 3262 2756.
Pran Buri Dam (‡¢◊ËÕπª√“≥∫ÿ√’) is situated at Nong
Ta Taem Sub-district, Km. 253, 12 kilometres from the
entrance to Phetchakasem Road and 20 kilometres
from the Pran Buri District Office. It is an earthfill dam
obstructing the Pran Buri River. The ridge of the dam is
1,500 metres long, 8 metres wide and 42 metres high. It is
a valley with beautiful scenery. Its river is stretching along
the agricultural area of Pran Buri, Kui Buri and Mueang
Districts for approximately 65 kilometres.
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Pran Buri Dam
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Pran Buri Forest Park («πÕÿ∑¬“πª√“≥∫ÿ√’) was
originally under the Royal project of H.M. Queen Sirikit.
Originally, it was designated as the Pa Khlong Kao and
Khlong Khoi National Forest Reserve, covering an area
of 1,984 rai, comprising mangrove forests and the Pran
Buri River, running through the centre of the forest area.
At present, the Royal Forest Department of Thailand has
acclaimed it as a forest park covering an area of 700 rai
and is under the supervision of the Phetchaburi Forest
Office, Protected Areas Regional Office 4, Department of
National Park, Wildlife and Flora. Pran Buri Forest Park
possesses a white sandy beach that is shady with a
1-kilometre line of pine trees on the east of the park.
Moreover, from the park, the scenery of the sea, Ko Singto,
Khao Takiap and Khao Tao can be admired. Interesting
spots are as follows:
Mangrove Nature Study Route and Cruising. There
is an elevated wooden bridge constructed for visitors to
closely study the natural resources, and ecology of the
mangrove forest. Along the path of 1,000 metres stand
many information signs. Moreover, there is a small pier
connecting with the path where visitors can take a boat,
admire the natural beauty, study the ecology of the
mangrove forests, view various kinds of plants, and
experience the lifestyle of the locals living along the
canals. It costs 350 Baht (8 persons) and takes 40 minutes.
The forest park provides accommodation, welfare
shop, and camping area. For further information, please
contact the Pran Buri Forest Park, Mu 1, Pak Nam Pran
Sub-district, Pran Buri District, Prachuap Khiri Khan
77220, Tel. 0 3262 1608, 08 9787 4812 (for cruising),
08 1682 6674, 08 1763 9652 (for restaurants) (8.00 a.m.4.00 p.m.).
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Khao Sam Roi Yot
Amphoe Sam Roi Yot (Õ”‡¿Õ “¡√âÕ¬¬Õ¥)
Hat Sam Roi Yot (Hat Nom Sao) (À“¥ “¡√âÕ¬¬Õ¥
À√◊Õ À“¥π¡ “«) is located at Khao Daeng Sub-district.
It is a very serene beach with nice surroundings, shady
with pine trees by the beach. The water is shallow and it is
good for swimming. On its south lie various islands such
as Ko Kho Ram, Ko Nom Sao, Ko Rawing and Ko
Rawang. Visitors can take a boat travelling around the
islands and do snorkelling. There are resorts and accommodation on the beach provided. To get there: From
Phetchakasem Road, turn left at Km. 254 (the entrance to
Khao Kalok) until reaching Wat Phu Noi. Turn left at the
Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Regional Centre 4 until
reaching a small crossroads to the beach.
Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park (Õÿ∑¬“π·Ààß™“µ‘
‡¢“ “¡√âÕ¬¬Õ¥) is situated in Kui Buri District and Sam Roi
Yot District, 63 kilometres south of Hua Hin. According
to legend, this area was once an ocean where there were
various islands. During that time, there was a group of
junks from China sailing that were shipwrecked by a storm.
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There were 300, in Thai language Sam Roi, survivors from
this event, who separated and lived on various islands.
Therefore, it has been called ùKo Sam Roi Yotû. After that
it was deviated into ùKhao Sam Roi Yotû until the present
time.
Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park covers a total
area of approximately 98 square kilometres or 61,300 rai.
It comprises high and steep limestone mountains by the
beach and a wet mud plain beach combining with shallow
sea, as well as, limestone islets lined up near the shore,
where various kinds of birds reside during November and
February. It was acclaimed a national park on 28 June 1966
as the fourth national park of the country and the first
marine national park of Thailand. Within the compound
of the national park, there are the following attractions:
Khao Daeng Viewpoint (®ÿ¥™¡«‘«‡¢“·¥ß) is situated
at Ban Khao Daeng on the summit of Khao Daeng. The
appropriate time to admire the scenery is from 5.30 to
7.00 a.m. because the sunrise and the surroundings will
be the most beautiful. Visitors can admire the view of Khao
Sam Roi Yot, Sam Phraya Beach and houses. At the foot
of Khao Daeng, there is a tourist information centre.
To get there: Walk from the Office of the National Park
for 500 metres or drive to Khao Daeng village until
reaching the crossroads on the left. Park the car and walk
for approximately 725 metres or 1 hour.
Khlong Khao Daeng Pier (®ÿ¥≈ß‡√◊Õ§≈Õß‡¢“·¥ß) is
suitable for cruising to admire the scenery and various
kinds of animals in the mangrove forest ecology. Tourists
can rent a boat from Khao Daeng and Bang Pu villages
and board at the pier in front of Wat Khao Daeng. The
cruise will go along the canal for 3-4 kilometres. The boat
will take a shortcut through a mangrove forest to Ban
Khao Daeng fishing village of nearly 100 years old. An
array of fishing boats of bright colours berthing at the pier
can be seen against the clear blue sky. The boating route
terminates at the estuary before returning along the same
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route, taking a total of 11/2 hours. The ideal time of the day
for boating is during 4.00-5.00 p.m. when it is not
hot and a scenic view of the setting sun can be admired.
Moreover, Khlong Khao Daeng is a picturesque route for
kayaking by nature and outdoor activity lovers.
Hat Sam Phraya (À“¥ “¡æ√–¬“) is 5 kilometres
from the Office of the National Park. It is a white sandy
shady beach with a 1- kilometre line of pine trees. At
the beginning and the end of the beach stand limestone
mountains on both sides, and it is also suitable for
swimming and camping. Moreover, restaurants and
toilets are provided at the beach.
Tham Sai (∂È”‰∑√) is in the Khung Tanot village,
9 kilometres from the Office of the National Park.
Parking can be done in the compound of the village near
the foot of the mountain and walk further up to the cave
for approximately 280 metres. At the first part of the cave
stands the Bayan or Sai tree that is the origin of the name
of the cave. In the later part, there are various spots of
stalagmites and stalactites. Interesting spots in the cave
are Bokkhorani pond, a stalagmite and stalactite room, a
room of seven-colour curtains, dry waterfall, the statue of
Ta Oep, the first person who discovered this cave, Noina
pond, and a stone in a dome shape. Inside the cave is quite
dark. Tourists can rent a lamp or a flashlight from the
locals at Khung Tanot village.
Tham Kaeo (∂È”·°â«) is at the Hup Chan Valley, 16
kilometres from the Office of the National Park to Bang
Pu village. Turn left passing the shrimp farm until the end
of the dirt road and walk further to the entrance of the
cave. Within the cave lie glittering stalagmites and
stalactites. It is very dark inside and quite dangerous
because there is a very deep abyss. A lamp and a leading
officer of the national park are obligatory.
Thung Sam Roi Yot (∑ÿàß “¡√âÕ¬¬Õ¥) is in the west of
the national park. It is a large fresh water pond covered
with plants such as giant reeds and slender sedges.
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Therefore, it is a residence of a variety of migratory birds
such as egrets, cormorants, common moorhens, purple
herons, purple swamp hens, etc. Cruising to admire the
nature on a punting boat, canoeing, bird watching, taking
photos or, doing research can be done. The suitable
period is during November to December because there
will be plenty of birds and lotuses.
Hat Laem Sala (À“¥·À≈¡»“≈“) is at Khao Thian, 16
kilometres from the Office of the National Park. At the
beach, there is a tourist information centre and a bathing
room. The beach is at the entrance to Tham Phraya Nakhon.
Hat Laem Sala is a cape, stretching to the sea with
mountains on both sides. It is a good place for swimming.
To get there: From Pran Buri - Pak Nam Pran Buri
Road, turn right to the Office of the National Park and go
straight on until reaching Ban Bang Pu crossroads. Turn
left at Ban Bang Pu and cross the bridge over the Bang Pu
Canal to the foot of Khao Thian. After that, walk across
the mountain for 480 metres to the Laem Sala. Otherwise,
rent a boat from Ban Bang Pu to Laem Sala Beach, which
takes 30 minutes.
Tham Phraya Nakhon (∂È”æ√–¬“π§√) is 500 metres
from Hat Laem Sala and 17 kilometres to the north of the
Office of the National Park. Tourists can travel by renting
a boat from Bang Pu village. Restaurants are provided at
Hat Bang Pu. It takes 30 minutes and costs 250 Baht a
boat for 8 persons. Otherwise, walk across Khao Thian
for a distance of 530 metres. From the beach there is a
path leading up to the Phraya Nakhon Cave. Along the
way lies a trapezoid pond constructed with burned bricks
with a width of 1 metre and a depth of 4 metres, called
çBo Phraya Nakhoné. Historically, it is told that during
the reign of King Rama I, Chao Phraya Nakhon, ruler of
Nakhon Si Thammarat City, travelling by boat passing
the entrance of Khao Sam Roi Yot, faced a big storm and
could not continue his journey. Therefore, he stopped here
for several days and had this pond built for containing
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drinking water. çTham Phraya Nakhoné is a large cave
whose ceiling has a chimney letting sunlight pass through.
The distinguish point of this cave is çPhrathinang Khuha
Kharuehaté, a cruciform-plan pavilion constructed during
the reign of King Rama V on his royal visit on 20 June,
1890. The pavilion was built by His Royal Highness Prince
Khachon Charatwong in Bangkok. Later, it was taken to
be reconstructed here by Phraya Chonlayut Yothin. King
Rama V came to attend the ceremony of raising the Chofa,
the Naga - shaped gable finial himself. On the stone wall
on the right side are inscribed two large distinguish white
royal initials of King Rama V and King Rama VII. The
pavilion is the most outstanding spot of this cave and is
also the symbol of Prachuap Khiri Khan at present.
The park provides accommodation at Khao Daeng
and Hat Laem Sala, as well as, tents for rent. For further
information, please contact the Department of National
Park, Wildlife and Flora, Bang Khen District, Bangkok,
Tel. 0 2562 0760 or www.dnp.go.th or Khao Sam Roi Yot
National Park, Khao Daeng Sub-district, Kui Buri
District, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77150 or Tel. 0 3261 9078,
0 3282 1568.
To get there:
By car: From Phetchakasem Road (Highway
No. 4) to Pran Buri crossroads, turn left along the Pran
Buri - Pak Nam Pran Buri Road for 8 kilometres, turn
right for 16 kilometres, pass the Ban Bang Pu Intersection
and go straight on for 4 kilometres. At the T-junction, turn
left again for 5 kilometres to the Office of the National
Park. Otherwise, from Phetchakasem Road at Km. 286
(near Ban Samrong, 6 kilometres prior to Kui Buri
District), turn left for 14 kilometres to the Office of the
National Park.
By bus: Get off at Pran Buri District and continue
with a Song Thaeo - a minibus between Pran Buri - Ban
Bang Pu. From Ban Bang Pu, rent another Song Thaeo to
the Office of the National Park.
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By train: Take a train (Thon Buri - Prachuap Khiri
Khan or Thon Buri - Lang Suan). Get off at Sam Roi Yot
Railway Station and continue with a Song Thaeo (Pran
Buri-Ban Bang Pu) in front of the railway station.
At Ban Bang Pu, rent a car to the national park.
Amphoe Kui Buri (Õ”‡¿Õ°ÿ¬∫ÿ√’)
Luangpho To of Wat Tan Chet Yot (À≈«ßæàÕ‚µ
«— ¥ µ“≈‡®Á ¥ ¬Õ¥) is a life-like image of Somdet Phra
Phutthachan (To Phrommarangsi), measuring 11 m. across
the lap and 18 m. high, considered to be his largest cast
image in the world. In front of this image, there are
life-size statues of several other revered monk masters;
such as, Phra Achan Man, Luangpu Thuat, Luangpu Suk,
Luangpu Sot, and also Buddha images. Wat Tan Chet Yot
is located in Tambon Salalai and was named after the
village Tan Chet Yot, whose name derived from the fact
that there used to be a toddy palm tree or Tan with 7 tops
-Chet Yot, which was cut during the construction of the
southern railway line before 1957. The templeûs landscape
has been improved to be shady and have a relaxing
atmosphere to welcome visitors.
Kui Buri National Park (Õÿ ∑ ¬“π·Àà ß ™“µ‘ °ÿ ¬ ∫ÿ √’ )
covers Sam Roi Yot District, Pran Buri District, Kui Buri
District and Mueang District, being an area of 969 square
kilometres. It is an undulated mountain range. The ridge
lies from the North to the South and is a part of the Tanaosi
mountain range. It is densely covered with trees of an
economic value, headwaters of Prachuap Khiri Khanûs
Kui Buri River, and a habitat for various kinds of fauna.
It comprises dry and humid evergreen forests and plenty
of wild animals due to the water resources and abundant
food. Wild animals residing in the park include wild
elephants, gaurs, bantengs, sambars, bears, common
barking deer, Asian tapirs, gibbons, monkeys, langurs, etc.
The Kui Buri Forest was a royal project under His
Majesty the Kingûs initiatives to turn pineapple plantations
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into a fertile forest that serves as a source of food for wild
animals. It was declared a national park on 25 March, 1999,
and includes many places of interest; such as,
Namtok Dong Mafai (πÈ”µ°¥ß¡–‰ø) is situated within
the Kui Buri National Park and is the origin of the Kui
Buri River. Namtok Dong Mafai has 15 tiers of granite
cataracts with water flowing throughout the year. The
period when there is a lot of water is during August to
December. The most beautiful tiers are from the 8th to the
15th. The 14th is a large cliff with a waterfall dropping
down to the basin below, being a height of 10 metres.
Moreover, it is abundant with various kinds of plants
such as ferns, orchids and moss. It is also a viewpoint
to see the wreathed hornbills flying through the top of
the trees, creating a sound similar to that of an airplane.
Additionally, there is a giant 200-year-old Hopea timber
tree whose branch is covered by a banyan tree, while at
its top stick the Birdûs Nest Ferns and orchids. A large
number of Mafai Pa trees - a wild species of Baccaurea
are scattered in this area and influence the name of this
waterfall.
Namtok Pha Ma Hon (πÈ”µ°º“À¡“ÀÕπ) is a threetiered waterfall with a nearly vertically steep cliff and clear
water flowing vigorously throughout the year. At its
centre lies a large basin where there are a lot of plants
such as various kinds of ferns, and palm trees. It is
suitable for trekking to study the nature and relax.
Namtok Dan Makha (πÈ”µ°¥à“π¡–§à“) is a waterfall
originating from the Kui Buri River, measuring about
6-7 m. high, and located some 5 km. from the Kui Buri
National Park Headquarters.
Namtok Pha Sawan (πÈ”µ°º“ «√√§å) is a 5-tiered
waterfall originating from the Kui Buri River and located
about 7 km. from the National Parkûs Headquarters. The
5th tier is the most beautiful one and measures approximately 7 m. high.
Wild Elephant Watching Platform (®ÿ¥™¡«‘«™â“ßªÉ“)
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is located some 20 km. from the Parkûs Headquarters, with
scenic nature, mountains and local way of life along the
way. In addition to wild elephants, visitors may also have
a chance to see gaur, Feaû s barking deer, spectacled
langur, etc., feeding around 3.00-6.00 p.m. Please
contact the National Parkûs officer in advance.
Nature Study Route (‡ âπ∑“ß‡¥‘π»÷°…“∏√√¡™“µ‘) features
a trekking route for nature-lovers to enjoy and learn about
the natural surroundings. Visitors may see varieties of
butterflies, birds, insects, as well as rare plants like Chan
Hom or Tarenna fragrans whose wood was consecrated
and used to make a funeral urn for the late Princess Galyani
Vadhana.
The Park also provides public activities for visitors
coming in groups; such as, making an artificial salt-lick
for elephants and wildlife for a group of approximately
60-100 persons at about Bt 1,500 (for materials), growing
food for wildlife (grasses), building a check dam at Bt
2,500 / dam (for materials), and growing plants to form
a buffer line against wild elephants.
To get there: From Bangkok, go along Phetchakasem Road, at the Km. 290 or 3 kilometres prior to the
Kui Buri District Office, turn right into Highway No. 3217,
passing Ban Yang Chum into the Yang Chum Reservoir
Project. Turn left before reaching the project and go along
the path to the Yan Sue Village until the end of the path.
Turn left for 2 kilometres to the Office of the National
Park. (The distance from Kui Buri to the Office of the
National Park is 35 kilometres.)
Accommodation: There is no accommodation
provided in the park. Visitors who wish to stay overnight
can contact the Office for camping. They have to bring
their own tents and food
Accommodation: The Park provides 2 houses at
Bt 1,800 (with 3 bedrooms, 2 toilets, a hall, and kitchen).
For those wishing to stay close to nature, a camping site is
allotted with a fee of Bt 30 / night / tent for those bringing
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their own tents. A tent and sleeping gear is available for
rent, as follows: a tent for 2 persons at Bt 150 / night,
a tent for 4 persons at Bt 300 / night, a sleeping bag at
Bt 30 / night, a blanket at Bt 20 / night, and a pillow at
Bt 10 / night. Admission is Bt 200 for adults and Bt 100
for children. For further information, contact the Kui Buri
National Park, P.O. Box 10, Kui Buri Post Office, Kui
Buri District, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77150 or Tel. 0 3264
6292
(Õ”‡¿Õ‡¡◊Õßª√–®«∫§’√’¢—π∏å)
Hat Bo Nok (À“¥∫àÕπÕ°) is a 7-km. long white sandy
beach located in Tambon Bo Nok. It features clear blue
sea and a not too deep shore ideal for swimming. There is
a road running parallel to the beach, with coconut groves
and shrimp farms along one side and fishermanûs huts and
fishing boats at intervals along the other, lending a lively
atmosphere to beach strollers, especially at the sunrise in
the early morning. In addition, surfacing whales will be
noticeable frequently, each time for approximately 3 hours,
during August-October. They can be watched through
binoculars from the coast or nearer on a chartered fishing
boat. The whales are Bruda whales with a black body
measuring approximately 4 m. wide and 10-12 m. long,
having a tapering mouth and white colour on the belly
and under the chin. They are usually good-tempered and
familiar with humans, and like to swim alongside passing
fishing boats. This kind of whale feeds in a tropical zone
like Myanmar, India, and Thailandûs Gulf of Thailand,
Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, and Phetchaburi Province.
A flock of Bruda whales feeding in this area indicates that
Bo Nok is one of the much fertile seas in the Gulf of
Thailand.
Prachuap Khiri Khan City Pillar Shrine
(»“≈À≈—°‡¡◊Õßª√–®«∫§’√’¢—π∏å) is located on Sala Chip Road,
opposite the city hall. It was constructed in the Lop Buri
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style of art during the period when Pol. Sub-Lt. Amnuai
Thaiyanon was governor of the province. His Majesty the
King had HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn
attend the opening ceremony of this shrine on 20 August,
1994. The shrine is the symbol of auspices and prosperity
of the city.
Wat Ao Noi (Tham Phra Non) («—¥Õà“«πâÕ¬ À√◊Õ
∂È”æ√–πÕπ) is situated at Ao Noi Sub-district, at the foot of
the hill near Ao Noi. Before reaching the centre of Mueang
Prachuap Khiri Khan, there is a by-road, 3 kilometres from
Phetchakasem Road Km. 314. Within the compound of
the temple is a small cave where a reclining Buddha
image is enshrined. In the past, this temple was a shelter
from storms for the fishermen.
Ao Noi, Ao Prachuap Khiri Khan (Õà“«πâÕ¬, Õà“«
ª√–®«∫§’√’¢—π∏å) is in front of the Mueang Prachuap Khiri
Khan. It possesses beautiful surroundings suitable for
exercises such as jogging or cycling by the beach. There
is a beach-side road connecting Ao Noi and Ao Prachuap
together. There is a line of pine trees at Ao Noi, while at
Ao Prachuap, there is a pedestrian path to closely admire
the beach and for selecting various restaurants.
Khao Chong Krachok (‡¢“™àÕß°√–®°) is a small
mountain where a large number of stump-tailed macaques
reside. Its entrance is behind the City Hall with 396 steps
to the summit, being a height of 245 metres from sea level.
It is the location of Wat Khao Chong Krachok where a
replica of the Buddhaûs footprint and the relics of the
Buddha, which the King came to attend its containing
ceremony on 12 June, 1958, and planted a Bodhi tree, are
enshrined. There is an annual celebratory ceremony on 12
June. In the north of the mountain, there is a large hole
similar to a mirror frame which has influenced the name
of the mountain. From the summit, there is a pavilion for
relaxation where visitors can view the splendid scenery
of the centre of the city, the three bays and various
islands.
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Wat Ao Noi (Tham Phra Non)
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To get there:
By car: From Highway No. 4 (Phetchakasem Road)
Km. 320, turn left into Amphoe Mueang Prachuap Khiri
Khan and cross the railway track for 2 kilometres,
passing the province sports stadium. Go straight on for
500 metres to Wat Thammikaram. The starting point to
Khao Chong Krachok is on the right of the temple.
By bus: Get off at the bus terminal and continue by
taking the motorcycle service.
By train: Get off at Prachuap Khiri Khan Railway
Station and continue with a Sam Lo or a service motorcycle.
Ao Manao (Õà“«¡–π“«) is under the supervision of
Wing 5, the Royal Thai Air Force. It is a clean beach with
beautiful nature suitable for swimming. Opposite the
beach stands Khao Lom Muak. At ebb tide, a long sand
bar will appear and can be walked along. At the summit
of Khao Lom Muak, there is a replica of the Buddhaûs
footprint. Moreover, at the foot of the mountain stands
a shrine of Chaopho Khao Lom Muak. It is also the
location of the Spectacled Langur Preservation Area.
Ao Manao was once a battlefield in World War II between
the Thai and Japanese armies. At present, within the
compound of the Wing, there is a hero statue, a replica of
an air force soldier standing on a propeller holding a flag
and facing towards the sea, Wing 5 Historical Park, a large
stone engraved into the scene of the fight between the Thai
and the Japanese armies at Ao Manao. There is an annual
ceremony to commemorate the heroic deeds of 8
December, 1941. Tourists can relax and swim at the beach.
Moreover, there are restaurants, a club, and various forms
of accommodation provided such as town houses,
condominium, etc. For further information, please
contact the Public Relations Department of Wing 5, Tel.
0 3266 1087-8, 0 3261 1017 ext: 60464, 60461 or visit
www.wing5.rtaf.mi.th (Reserve 1 month in advance).
Please deliver a letter in advance for a group visit.
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To get there:
By car: From Mueang Prachuap Municipality,
go to the south along Sala Chip Road until reaching the
T-junction to Highway No. 3167, and pass the airport of
Wing 53 to Ao Manao, a distance of 15 kilometres. Otherwise from Ao Prachuap, take the road along the beach.
By bus: Get off at the Prachuap Khiri Khan Bus
Terminal and continue with the service motorcycle.
By train: Get off at the Prachuap Khiri Khan
Railway Station and continue with the service motorcycle.
King Mongkut Memorial Park of Science and
Technology at Wa Ko (Õÿ∑¬“π«‘∑¬“»“ µ√åæ√–®Õ¡‡°≈â“ ≥
À«â“°Õ) is a significant place to Thai science history. It was
because King Rama IV had made his astronomical
forecast 2 years in advance on a total solar eclipse at Wa
Ko. The king together with scientists and diplomats of
various countries also made a trip to witness his forecast
on 18 August, 1868. On 16 May, 1989, the Cabinet
approved in principle on the establishment of the King
Mongkut Memorial Park of Science and Technology.
On 3 May, 1990, H.M. King Bhumibol granted its name
as ùKing Mongkut Memorial Park of Science and Technology at Wa Ko, Prachuap Khiri Khanû to commemorate
Ao Noi, Ao Prachuap Khiri Khan
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King Mongkutûs honour, the Father of Thai Science. Later,
the Ministry of Education acclaimed it as an educational
institute under the Department of Non-formal Education
on 16 June, 1993.
The compound of the park comprises many spots
as follows:
Astronomy Buildings (Õ“§“√¥“√“»“ µ√å), a group of
three-storey buildings connecting to one another; namely,
Phanthiwathit, Phanphinit Chantra and Dara Thatsani
Buildings, as well as, 11 learning bases such as Hall of
Fame, Future World, Technology for Professions,
Childrenûs World, Sky at Wa Ko, the Father of Thai
Science, Human Beings and Stars, Thai Kings and
Astrology, Solidarity of the Prachuap People, the Cosmic
Order and the World of Fixed Stars and Universe System,
Space Development and Future of Human Beings.
Wa Ko Marine Life Museum (æ‘æ‘∏¿—≥±å —µ«åπÈ”À«â“°Õ)
is a museum exhibiting marine life such as sea fish,
fresh-water fish and brackish water fish. Moreover, there
is an underwater tunnel, providing a chance to learn and
witness the differences of the life residing in different
levels of depth, creating a feeling of being in the deep
blue sea.
Butterfly Garden ( «πº’‡ ◊ÈÕ) is a place where more
than 20 varieties of local butterflies reside. It provides
knowledge of the butterfly lifecycle and displays examples
of stuffed butterflies for study purposes.
For those who wish to do camping at the park, there
are various Wa Ko Camping Activities such as Scientific
Camp, Environmental Camp, Astronomy Camp, Birdcamp, Camp for Physically Challenged Children, Energy
Camp and a variety of activities such as bird watching,
astronomical observation, walk rally, beach activities, and
group activities. Moreover, there is accommodation
provided for 120-200 persons, as well as, tents for
camping. For reservations, please contact the Marketing
Section, Tel. 0 3266 1098, 0 3266 1726, 0 3266 1103
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during office hours, website: www.nfe.go.th/waghor or
e-mail: waghor2411@hotmail.com. The park is open daily
and free of charge from 9.00 a.m.-4.00 p.m. For a group
visit, please deliver a letter in advance. For further information, please contact Tel. 0 3266 1098, 0 3266 1726-7
ext: 247 or Fax. 0 3266 1727.
To get there: From Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan,
go to the south for 12 kilometres along Phetchakasem Road
until reaching Km. 335-336. There will be a path to Wa
Ko on the left.
Amphoe Thap Sakae (Õ”‡¿Õ∑—∫ –·°)
Hat Laem Kum (À“¥·À≈¡°ÿà¡) is at Mu 7, Na Hu
Kwang Sub-district, 4 kilometres from the main road.
It is very serene, suitable for relaxation and swimming.
The beach is 5 kilometres long, lined up with pine and
coconut trees. There are pavilions for admiring the
scenery or enjoying meals.
To get there:
By car: From Highway No. 4, Km. 365, turn left
for approximately 4 kilometres, cross the railway track to
the beach or turn at Km. 370 and go straight on, following
the direction signs for a distance of 4 kilometres.
By bus: Take the Bangkok - Bang Saphan Bus, get
off at Udom Suk Market and continue with a service
motorcycle to the beach.
By train: Take the Thon Buri - Lang Suan train
and get off at Don Sai Railway Station, Thap Sakae
District and continue with a service motorcycle.
Hat Wanakon National Park (Õÿ ∑ ¬“π·Àà ß ™“µ‘
À“¥«π°√) was acclaimed a national park on 30 December,
1992. It became the 76th national park of the country and
the 18th marine national park. It is a mixed deciduous
forest generally comprising sparse woods and various
shed-leaf plants mixed together such as Phai Pa - Bambusa
bambos (L.) Voss, Burma Padauk- Pterocarpus indicus,
Makha Mong - Afzelia xylocarpa. Originally, this area
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was a planted forest, mixed with a natural-grown one,
which was just recovered. Planted trees are Salao Lagerstroemia loudonii Binn., Tabaek - L. floribunda Jack,
teak, Phayom - Shorea roxburghii G. Don, Son Thale ñ
Horsetail tree, Son Padiphat - Casuarina junghuniana Miq.
However, only few kinds of wild animals are discovered
in this park. Birds found in this park include the blacknaped orioles, Pacific reef-egrets, black drongos, Indian
rollers and various other species. The park covers a water
area of 15.36 square kilometres. Fish found are freshwater fish such as catfish, snake-headed fish, climbing
perch, Nile tilapia, and various kinds of sea fish. The beach
is 7 kilometres long, lined with Horsetail trees. Within the
compound of the national park, there are interesting
attractions as follows:
Hat Wanakon (À“¥«π°√) is a white sandy beach and
hills stretching alternately towards the sea. On the beach
lies a long line of pine trees parallel to the sea from
Khlong Nam Chuet to Huai Ban Yang, being a distance
of 7 kilometres. At low tide, the distance of the beach
stretching to the sea is 150 metres.
Ao Makha (Õà“«¡–§à“) is a bay bending from Ban
Wang Duan to the mouth of Khlong Nam Chuet. Its
characteristic is a steep rocky cliff by the sea. It is also
a location of the National Park Ranger Station. Ko Chan
and Ko Thai Si can be seen from this area.
Hua Krang and Hin Chuang Nature Study Routes
(‡ âπ∑“ß‡¥‘π»÷°…“∏√√¡™“µ‘À—«°√—ß·≈–À‘π®«ß) are similar to an
outdoor classroom to learn and understand the relationship of nature, as well as, to create conscience to take care
of nature. Each station will present the relationship of lives
that need to depend on one another within this forest area,
both plants and animals such as bamboos, Spondias
bipinnata, Mangifera spp., antûs nests, anthills and various
other lifeforms. There are overall 28 stations and 3 routes.
The first one is 2 kilometres and takes 2 hours. The
second one is 3.5 kilometres and takes 3 hours, while the
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third one is 6 kilometres and takes 4 hours.
Lan Khoi, Ko Chan and Ko Thai Si (≈“π¢à Õ ¬,
‡°“–®“π·≈–‡°“–∑â“¬∑√’¬å) (It is a swallowûs nest concession
where there are coral reefs surrounding it.) For snorkelling,
please contact the Office of the National Park.
The park provides tents and accommodation for
tourists. Contact Hat Wanakon National Park, Huai Yang
Sub-district, Thap Sakae District, Prachuap Khiri Khan
77130, Tel. 0 3261 9030, 08 1327 5210 or Department of
National Park, Wildlife and Flora, Bang Khen District,
Bangkok, Tel. 0 2562 0760 or www.dnp.go.th
To get there:
By car: From Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan go
along Phetchakasem Road for 24 kilometres, there is a
left path at Km. 345 and an entrance to go further for
3 kilometres.
By bus: Get off at Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan
and rent a Song Thaeo for a distance of 23 kilometres.
By train: Get off at Huai Yang Railway Station and
continue by service car or motorcycle.
Namtok Huai Yang National Park (Õÿ∑¬“π·Ààß™“µ‘
πÈ”µ°Àâ«¬¬“ß) covers an area of Mueang District, Thap Sakae
District, and Bang Saphan District, being 161 square
kilometres or 100,625 rai. Most of the area is steep
mountains on the Tenasserim Range, 200 - 800 feet above
sea level. It is an original source of water at the foot of the
mountain bordering Thailand and the Union of Myanmar.
It was acclaimed the 70th national park in Thailand on
8 December, 1991. The office of the national park is
located in the area of Huai Yang Waterfall. The compound
of the national park is a shady and relaxing atmosphere.
Besides, there are many waterfalls such as Namtok
Kha-on, Namtok Huai Hin Dat, Namtok Khao Lan and
Namtok Bua Sawan.
Namtok Huai Yang (πÈ”µ°Àâ«¬¬“ß) is a small 9-tiered
waterfall near the office of the Huai Yang National Park.
It is suitable for relaxation due to its beautiful scenery and
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interesting nature study route.
Namtok Khao Lan (πÈ” µ°‡¢“≈â “ π) is a beautiful
waterfall of the Huai Yang National Park. To get there:
Take Highway No. 4 ( Phetchakasem Road) until passing
the crossroads at Huai Yang Sub-district Police Station to
the south for 13 kilometres. Make a U-turn and keep left
at the Udomnan Plaza Market. Turn left into Khao Lan Phuk Tabaek Road for 13 kilometres.
Namtok Huai Din Dat (πÈ”µ°Àâ«¬¥‘π¥“…) comprises
a lower brook which is 6 metres wide and 5-tiered waterfall; each tier is closely connecting to one another. It is a
waterfall situated in between a gap of quite high and steep
mountains, 50 kilometres from the Office of the National
Park to the south.
Namtok Kha-on (πÈ”µ°¢“ÕàÕπ), Thap Mon (∑—∫¡Õ≠)
is located 60 kilometres from the Office of the National
Park to the south, near the border with the Union of
Myanmar within the area of Bang Saphan District. It can
be visited in every season. It is a beautiful 9-tiered waterfall. Admiring the waterfall takes approximately 1 hour.
Pa Khao Luang (ªÉ “ ‡¢“À≈«ß) comprises the
Tenasserim Range, that complexly has created a forest
which is the source of the Huai Yang River. There is a
steep cliff bordering Thailand and the Union of Myanmar.
Trekking admirers can walk up to the Khao Luang
summit for a distance of 7 kilometres or 5 hours. The
highest summit is 1,251 metres high and is a viewpoint
where the Tenasserim Range can be splendidly witnessed.
There are 2 bungalows provided in the park.
Tourists will have to bring their own tents. Contact Namtok
Huai Yang National Park, Huai Yang Sub-district, Thap
Sakae District, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77130 at Tel. 0 3261
9743 or the Department of National Park, Wildlife and
Flora, Bang Khen District, Bangkok, Tel. 0 2562 0760 or
www.dnp.go.th.
To get there:
By car: From Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan, go to
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the south along Phetchakasem Road to Km. 350-351 where
there is a crossroads. Turn right into the Office of the
National Park for 7 kilometres.
By train: Get off at Huai Yang Railway Station and
continue with a service motorcycle.
Amphoe Bang Saphan (Õ”‡¿Õ∫“ß –æ“π)
Ban Huai Kriap Tourism Centre (»Ÿπ¬å∑àÕß‡∑’Ë¬«
∫â“πÀâ«¬‡°√’¬∫) is located in Tambon Thong Mongkhon,
approximately 10 km. south of the junction to Amphoe
Bang Saphan along Highway 4. The villagers here were
immigrants from Laem Talumphuk in Nakhon Si
Thammarat who suffered great inundation in 1962. The
village is a production centre of rattan wickerwork of
various forms with a typical characteristic in that Wai dam,
literally black rattan, is used as part of the basketry; such
as, bag, baskets of different shapes, dining set container,
etc. Other available items are coconut shell products,
furniture, garments, processed food, and so on. Homestay
accommodation is also provided. Please contact the Ban
Huai Kriap Community Centre at Tel. 08 9919 7836 for
more details.
Hat Ban Krut (À“¥∫â“π°√Ÿ¥) is located in the Ban
Krut area, Thong Chai Sub-district. It is a 12 kilometres
wide and a beautiful beach parallel to the beach road.
Originally, there were plenty of bergamots - Makrut in
Thai - which influenced the name of the beach. The
atmosphere in this area is serene and shady with coconut
trees. A fishing community is scattered along the beach.
It is a place where tourists can experience the lifestyle
of fishermen such as coastal fisheries, the seafood
preservation process, and catching of jellyfish for export.
Accommodation is provided in many areas.
To get there:
By car: Take Highway No. 4 (Phetchakasem Road)
to Km. 382, turn left along the Phetchakasem - Ban Krut
Road and cross the railway track for approximately
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9 kilometres to the Ban Krut beach road.
By train: Get off at the Ban Krut Railway Station
and continue with a service motorcycle.
By bus: Take the Bangkok - Bang Saphan Noi Bus
and get off at the entrance to Ban Krut and continue with
a service motorcycle or Song Thaeo.
Khao Thongchai (‡¢“∏ß™— ¬ ) is an important
viewpoint of the Ban Krut Beach. From this point, the
view of the bays and a line of coconut trees stretching as
far as the eye can see can be admired. It is suitable for
appreciating the sunrise and the sunset. Khao Thongchai
is the enshrining place of ùPhra Phuttha Kitti Sirichaiû or
is locally called as ùLuangpho Yaiû, a Buddha image in
the posture of meditation in the Gandhara style of art
(influenced by Greek art through India). The image faces
towards the sea. The locals of Bang Saphan constructed
it and presented it to Her Majesty the Queen on the
occasion of Her Majestyûs 60th Birthday Anniversary.
Moreover, on the mountain is situated the Prince of
Chumphon Shrine, highly revered by the fishermen. The
shrine is very outstanding on the summit of the Thongchai
Mountain. It is believed that the Prince of Chumphon once
stayed at this place to anchor a battleship. Therefore, a
replica of an anchor was constructed at this shrine facing
towards the sea. Within the compound is a decorative
plant garden and a monastic residence. Besides, on this
mountain is an enshrining venue of Phra Maha Chedi Kao
Yot, a 3-tiered corn-shaped pagoda constructed by the Ban
Krut locals on the auspicious occasion of the Fiftieth
Anniversary Celebrations of His Majestyûs Accession to
the Throne. It is a viewpoint for admiring a stretching beach
and beauty of the wide coconut grove. The combination
of sand, sea, and line of coconut trees becomes a perfect
scene of nature.
Hat Thang Sai (À“¥∑“ß “¬) is 5 kilometres from
Hat Ban Krut by taking a beach road to the north, hugging
around Khao Thongchai to the Thang Sai beach road.
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It is a white sandy shady beach with coconut trees and
pine trees.
Ko Ram Ra (‡°“–√”√à“) is at Thongchai Sub-district
(between Thap Sakae Sub-district and Bang Saphan
District), 300 metres from the shore. It is a medium-size
rock island with a small sandy beach and a surrounding
coral reef. On the island live fishermen.
Ao Bo Thonglang (Õà“«∫àÕ∑ÕßÀ≈“ß) is 4 kilometres
from Ao Mae Ramphueng along the beach road. There is
a curving beach. When the tide goes down, the white sandy
beach will appear as a wide space. People usually come to
swim and relax because the level of the water is quite
shallow and there are small rock islets lined up in front of
the bay. In the beach area, there are restaurants providing
food and drinks for tourists. To get there: Take Highway
No. 4 to Km. 397 until reaching the crossroads into Bang
Saphan District on the left. Go further along Highway 3169
and continue along Klang Ao Road by the beach to the
entrance of Ao Bo Thonglang.
Wat Tham Ma Rong («—¥∂È”¡â“√âÕß) is located at
Ong Prasat Sub-district, 2 kilometres to the south from
Bang Saphan District Office. Inside the cave comprise
many chambers with various colours of lights, creating
an admirable and interesting atmosphere within the cave.
At one side of the cave is a long line of Buddha images.
It is accessible by cars to the entrance of the cave.
Huai Nam Sap Forest Park («πÕÿ∑¬“πÀâ«¬πÈ”´—∫) is
located at Mu 9 Ban Sai Phet, Tambon Thong Mongkhon
and features the only place in the province to appreciate
the red-orange blossoms of Po Khao (known among the
locals as Kasalong), a plant in the STERCULIACEAE
Family, in the month of February. Visitors have to walk
to the top of the hill to see the flowers, which takes
approximately half an hour. There are also many caves to
be visited within the Forest Park. For futher information,
please contact Thong Mongkhon Subdistrict Administration Organization at Tel. 0 3269 0431-2 or Head of the
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Forest Park at Tel. 08 9836 4510.
Namtok Sai Khu (πÈ”µ°‰∑√§Ÿà) is a medium waterfall located at Mu 6 Ban Khao Kaeo, Tambon Thong
Mongkhon, approximately 20 km. from town to the west
of Phetchakasem Road in the area of the Tenasserim
Range. It has water all year round and comprises 9
picturesque tiers. The 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, tiers are not so
large and good for relaxing and swimming. The most
beautiful one is the 5th tier which features a wide cliff
where two large banyan trees or Sai grow and hence, the
name of the waterfall. Here, the water cascades for nearly
30 m. onto stones and down to the pool before flowing
further down to become the 4th tier, which has shady
surroundings and an atmosphere ideal for relaxing and
swimming. Above the 5th tier, there is a large stone
terrace with water flowing along a stone channel for some
50 m. and forms the 6th tier of the waterfall. The stone
terrace of the 6th tier is a scenic viewpoint and accessible
by climbing up the rather steep and damp cliff using
hanging tree roots, which is ideal for adventure lovers.
A number of wildlife can also be encountered around the
waterfall. For more information, please contact the Thong
Mongkhon Subdistrict Administration Organization at
Tel. 0 3269 0431-2, and Ban Khao Kaeo Village Headman
at Tel. 08 6177 9626.
To get there: Follow Phetchakasem Road to Km.
404, approximately 8 km. beyond the Bang Saphan
Intersection and turn into Highway 3196 toward Ban Pong
Ko for some 11 km.
Ao Mae Ramphueng (Õà“«·¡à√”æ÷ß) is 120 kilometres
from Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan. Take Highway No. 4
(Phetchakasem Road) to the crossroads into Bang Saphan
District for approximately 17 kilometres. It is a beautiful
beach with white sand and there is a beach road parallel to
it. There are seafood restaurants provided for tourists.
It is suitable for relaxation.
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(Õ”‡¿Õ∫“ß –æ“ππâÕ¬)
Hat Bang Boet (À“¥∫“ß‡∫‘¥) is located at Ban Bang
Boet, Sai Thong Sub-district. It is a curving bay with a
clean reddish-brown sandy beach and a stone mountain
obstructing the entrance to the bay. During World War II,
Bang Boet was famous for its watermelons which were
large in size with sweet and crispy taste. They were planted
in the farm of M.C. Sitthiporn Kridakon, a person who
once mentioned çMoney is an illusion, rice and fish are
realé. Pha Daeng is a red rock cliff, located next to Ban
Bang Boet. Visitors can walk along the beach enjoying
Pha Daeng.
To get there:
By car: Take Highway No. 4 (Phetchakasem Road)
to Km. 425 (at Huai Sak T-junction), turn left into
Highway No. 3497 for approximately 16 kilometres to
Hat Bang Boet.
By bus: Take the Bangkok - Bang Saphan Noi bus
and get off at Huai Sak T-junction and continue with
a service motorcycle to Hat Bang Boet.
By train: Get off at Huai Sak or Bang Saphan Noi
Railway Station, and call for a service car (if any) from
your accommodation would be more convenient.
Ko Thalu, Ko Sang, Ko Sing (‡°“–∑–≈ÿ ‡°“– —ß¢å
‡°“– ‘ßÀå) are small islands located close to one another.
Travelling from Ban Nong Samet is approximately 7
kilometres or takes 30 minutes, while travelling by speed
boat will take 15 minutes. Ko Thalu covers an area of
1,000 rai with the distance from the north to the south
of 2 kilometres. Geographically, it comprises beaches,
mountains and coconut groves with abundant and white
sandy beaches such as Ao Muk (Õà“«¡ÿ°), surrounded by a
serene atmosphere, delicate white sand and nice coloured
sea, Ao Sai Yai (Õà“«‰∑√„À≠à), suitable for snorkelling,
kayaking and sailing, Ao Thian (Õà“«‡∑’¬π), whose scenery
is nice to be admired due to a large number of balsam
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plants - Thian in Thai - and corals swept by the sea tide to
the east of the island and a stone cliff and large stone hole
in the north of the island which took place because of the
wind and sea water having eroded it and created a sea
arch. This is the origin of the islandûs name. The area
around Ko Thalu and Ko Sang is abundant with colourful
shallow-water corals such as Staghorn Corals, Nobilis
Cup Corals, Anemone Corals, and possess white sandy
beaches suitable for those who love a peaceful and
private atmosphere and admire snorkelling to witness the
corals, sea fans and many beautiful fish. Moreover,
tourists can do kayaking around the island which takes
approximately 21/2 hours, as well as, other kinds of
activities such as camping, trekking and mountain
climbing. There are boats and accommodation provided
for tourists. Contact Ban Pak Khlong Pier for boat
rentals. It takes 20 minutes for travel.
To get there:
By car: From Phetchakasem Road, turn left at
Km. 399 along Bang Saphan - the beach for 10 kilometres,
passing Tha Kwian and Bang Saphan Markets. At Bang
Saphan Market, turn right into Bang Saphan - Nong Hat
Thai Road, passing Phong Prasat Sub-district Administration Organisation for 10 kilometres. Turn left at the
crossroads in front of the police booth into Ko Thalu Pier.
By bus: Take the Bangkok - Bang Saphan Noi bus
from the New Bangkok Southern Bus Terminal. It will
pass the entrance of Ko Thalu Pier, taking approximately
51/2 hours.
Events & Festivals
Hua Hin Jazz Festival (À—«À‘π ·®ä ‡ø µ‘«—≈) is a
festival presenting the musical performances of a large
number of Thai and international musicians. It is organised
nearby the Hua Hin seaside around June.
Khao Chong Krachok Tak Bat Thewo Ceremony
(µ—°∫“µ√‡∑‚«‡¢“™àÕß°√–®°) is organized at Wat Thammikaram
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worawihan, at the foot of Khao Chong Krachok, Mueang
District, Prachuap Khiri Khan during the End of Buddhist
Lent every year. Visit and purchase products of Prachuap
Khiri Khan and enjoy the exhibition of the votive tablets
and Buddha images, participate in the Devo alms-giving
to 200 monks, witness the traditional Chak Phra Festival,
see the float parade of the Lord Buddhaûs biography.
Additionally, participants will be able to admire the
viewpoint of Ao Prachuap, Ao Noi and Ao Manao from
the summit of the mountain in the middle of the town.
A Fair to Commemorate the çHeroic Deeds of
8 December 1941é (ß“π√”≈÷° ç«’√°√√¡ 8 ∏—π«“§¡ 2484.é) is
organised at Ao Manao within the compound of Wing 5®3,
Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan, from 7-10 December to
commemorate and honour the heroic deeds of the Thai
civilians, police and soldiers who fought in the battle
with the Japanese army which brought their troops
into Thailand at Ao Manao during World War II on 8
December, 1941. In the event, there are academic
exhibitions of the air force authorities and various other
governmental offices, booths offering local products,
and various forms of entertainment such as Lam Tat a performance presenting an exchange of impromptu
poetic verse, and Khon - a mask dance - in impromptu
style.
Local Products and Souvenirs
Souvenirs from Hua Hin District include accessories from coconut shells, Khommaphat printed fabric,
the printed fabric in traditional Thai patterns, brooms,
utensils made of sisal fibre, bamboo woven products, as
well as fresh and preserved food.
Souvenirs from Pran Buri District are seasonal
fruits, products from pineapples and preserved fruits.
Souvenirs from Thap Sakae District include honey
baked bananas, honey baked coconuts, and products from
aloe vera.
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Interesting Activities
Soft-adventure Activities
Hua Hin Elephant Village (À¡Ÿà∫â“π™â“ßÀ—«À‘π) is
located some 2.5 km. from Phetchakasem Road along the
Hua Hin - Nong Phlap route (the same route as Namtok
Pa La-u) from the Hua Hin Market. The village is on the
right behind Wat Iti Sukhato. Availlable activities include
elephant riding around the temple and to enjoy the nature
in the forest and up the hill through the mahout village, as
well as wading through the water. Experience the smart
elephant kids in a mini show in which the elephant kids
paint a picture and play music. This elephant village abides
by an ecotourism policy, preserving the natural condition
of the forest and mountain as well as original way of life
of the mahouts while also conserving Thai elephants to
prevent them from extinction. The Hua Hin Elephant
Village is open daily during 8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. Please
contact Tel. 0 3251 6181, 08 9900 7837 for enquiries.
Hua Hin Safari and Adventure Park (À—«À‘π´“ø“√’)
is located at Hua Hin Soi 97 and offers a number of
soft-adventure activities; such as, ATV riding, paint ball,
riding a horse-drawn carriage to enjoy the nature, visiting
a pineapple plantation, elephant show, horse-riding, and
elephant trekking. For safety reasons, elephant trekking
has to be supervised by the Hua Hin Safariûs staff. For
more details, please contact Tel. 08 9810 1351, 08 1441
1627, or visit www.huahinsafari.com.
Cruising (≈àÕß‡√◊Õ)
Cruising along the Pran River (≈àÕß‡√◊Õ·¡àπÈ”ª√“≥)
The Pran River originates from the Kaeng Krachan
forest, passing mountains in the west before flowing into
the sea at the mouth of the Pran River. Tourists can take
a long-tailed boat witnessing the surroundings along the
river to the mouth of the Pran Buri River. The trip will
pass the City Pillar Shrine, Chaomae Thapthim Shrine,
pineapple plantations, and fishing villages, as well as, can
watch various kinds of birds. The trip takes approximately
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3 hours. For further information, contact Tel. 08 3849 7061,
08 9911 1985 or Wara Restaurant at Tel. 0 3262 2081,
08 1847 5440 (Take the boat at the mangrove forest for
500 metres by walking from the Pran River Forest Park).
The boat costs 1,000 Baht for 6-8 persons.
Homestay (‚Œ¡ ‡µ¬å)
Ban Fang Tha Wildlife Preservation Village
(À¡Ÿà∫â“πÕπÿ√—°…åæ—π∏ÿå —µ«åªÉ“∫â“πΩíòß∑à“) is at Mu 5, Wang Phong
Sub-district, Pran Buri District. It is a village with agrotourism activities. Tourists can rent a long-tailed boat
along the Pran Buri River admiring the mangrove forest,
protected birds and water animals within the area, as well
as, experience the lifestyle of the fishermen in the area.
It takes around 11/2 hours for a round trip. (Rental fee is
800 Baht / boat / 6-8 persons). Besides, tourists can
wander in the orchards and plantations in the village such
as Aromatic Coconuts - Maphrao Namhom, pineapples,
pomeloes, sapodillas, mangoes and bananas. It can be
considered as one of the perfect mixed cultivation
gardens. Moreover, accommodation in the homestay style
is provided for those who would like to stay overnight.
Contact Tel. 0 3262 3003, 08 6068 7799.
Tourism Activities for Public Interest
1. Pran Buri Forest Park
- Collecting garbage on the beach.
- Clearing unwanted weeds from the beach.
- Planting pine trees to form a shelter from storms.
For enquiries, please call Tel. 0 3262 1608.
2. Kui Buri National Park
- Making an artificial salt-lick (for elephants and
wildlife) for a group of 60-100 visitors at approximately
Bt 1,500 (for materials).
- Planting food for wildlife (grasses).
- Making a check dam at approximately Bt 2,500
(for materials).
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3. Sam Roi Yot National Park
- Mangrove reforestation.
4. Hat Wanakon National Park
Examples of Tour Programmes
Programme I
Route 1 Adventure Tourism
Morning
Admire the nature of Pa La-u Waterfall.
Afternoon
Visit the Thanarat Infantry Camp.
Late afternoon Relax and swim at Suan Son Pradiphat
or Hua Hin Beach
Evening
Taste international food at Hua Hin
town.
Route 2 Sam Lo Tour
Morning
Witness the sunrise at Khao Hin Lek Fai.
Late morning
Admire the beautiful bay at Khao
Takiap.
Afternoon
Visit the God Brahma Shrine and relax
by Suan Son Beach.
Late Afternoon Experience Hua Hin by Sam Lo such as
the pavilion at the Hua Hin Railway
Station, Chatchai Market, Hua Hin
community, fish bridge, and purchase
souvenirs.
Evening
Taste seafood dishes.
Route 3 Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan - Thap Sakae Route
(Stay overnight at Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan).
Morning
Witness the sunrise at Ao Prachuap.
Late morning
See the scenery of the City of 3 Bays on
Khao Chong Krachok, pay respect to the
city pillar shrine and visit the butterfly
garden in the King Mongkut Memorial
Park of Science and Technology at Wa Ko.
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Enjoy Namtok Huai Yang.
Swim at Ao Manao.
Taste the fresh and reasonable priced
seafood at Ao Prachuap or Khlong Wan.
Route 4 Bang Saphan - Bang Saphan Noi Route
(Stay overnight at Ban Krut).
Morning
See the sunrise at Khao Thongchai.
Late morning
Snorkelling at Ko Thalu or Ko Lam Ra.
Afternoon
Visit Tham Khao Ma Rong and relax by
Namtok Sai Khu.
Late Afternoon Enjoy beach sports at Ban Krut Beach.
Evening
Barbecue under the moonlight on the
beach.
Afternoon
Late Afternoon
Evening
Programme II Ecotourism 2 Days / 1 Night
(Sam Roi Yot - Pran Buri).
Day 1
8.00 a.m.
Depart Bangkok by taking Highway No. 4.
11.00 a.m. Arrival at Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park,
take a boat in front of Wat Bang Pu to Hat
Laem Sala.
12.00 a.m. Have lunch at the welfare restaurant of
Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park.
1.00 p.m.
Visit Tham Phraya Nakhon, admire the
beauty of the pavilion within the cave which
is one of the Unseen Thailand attractions.
3.30 p.m.
Visit Bueng Bua Sam Roi Yot.
5.00 p.m.
Cruising along the river, see the water birds
and study the ecological system in the lotus
pond. (The lotus is in bloom during January
- March).
6.30 p.m.
Arrive at the accommodation at Khao Sam
Roi Yot National Park or choose to stay at
Ban Phu Noi Beach.
Day 2
8.00 a.m.
Have breakfast.
9.00 a.m.
Kayaking in Khlong Khao Daeng, experience
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12.00 a.m.
2.00 p.m.
5.00 p.m.
the mangrove forest and nature on both sides
of the river.
Have lunch at the mouth of the Pran River.
Purchase souvenirs of Pran Buri such as
Cheese shake cracker and preserved fruits.
Depart for Bangkok.
Travel Tips
Forest Trek
- Enquire about the destination in order to prepare
equipment properly.
- Prepare forest trekking equipment which is
necessary and easy to use, such as sleeping bag,
tent, plastic sheet, medicine, torch, pocket knife,
insect repellent, compass, etc.
- Study the seasons of nature, such as flowers,
migrating birds, etc. Prepare binoculars, notebook,
pencil, pen and map.
- Study the route and check it with a map before
travelling. Choose a path on the mountain ridge
which is easier to walk on than the one in a
valley. Strictly follow the authoritiesû advice.
Camping
- Prepare a tent, sleeping bag, plastic sheet, kitchen
utensils such as a pot, gas range, oil lamp, dried
food, drinking water, canvas shoes, hat, etc.
- Examine the direction of the wind before putting
up a tent. The tent must be windward while a
bonfire and a restroom leeward. The tent should
be on a hill or highland, and on an open area
beside a creek.
- Sweep pieces of grass and leaves before putting
up a tent since they may be a habitat of insects
or reptiles.
- Find fuel from pieces of wood in the forest or on
the beach, and put out the bonfire before going
to sleep.
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- Keep the area clean in its original state after
camping.
Temples / Museums / Ancient Remains
- Study information about the place to be visited.
Contact a local speaker such as a monk or
officer who can give you information.
- Dress politely and be composed. Take off your
shoes before entering a religious building or area.
- Avoid touching an artefact or ancient monument,
especially the reliefs or paintings to maintain
their original condition. Avoid trespassing in a
prohibited area or on an ancient monument and
taking any parts of the artefacts or architecture.
- Avoid using a flash in photo-taking which may
cause damage to the artefacts or architecture.
Facilities in Prachuap Khiri Khan
Accommodations
(Room rates are subject to change. Please enquire about
the prices before checking in.)
A & B Guesthouse (‡Õ ·Õπ¥å ∫’ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 113/16-17
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2711
Fax: 0 3251 2711), 10 rooms: 800-1,250 baht
Aka Resort and Spa (Õ“§“ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 152
Mu 7 Tambon Hin Lek Fai (Tel: 0 3261 8900 Fax: 0 3261
8999 Bangkok Tel: 0 2712 6581 Fax: 0 2712 6583
www.akaresorts.com), 67 rooms: 16,000-23,000 baht
All Nation (ÕÕ≈‡π™—Ë π ) 10/1 Dechanuchit Road,
11 rooms: 100-500 baht
Amara Inn and Resort (Õ¡√“ Õ‘ππå ·Õπ¥å √’ Õ√å∑)
16/55 Soi Hua Hin 94, Phetkasem Road (Tel: 0 3251 6315,
08 1995 8820 Fax: 0 3251 6506 www.amara-huahin.com),
45 rooms: 850-1,800 baht
Anantara Resort and Spa Hua Hin (Õπ—πµ√“ √’ Õ√å∑
53 53
·Õπ¥å ª“ À—«À‘π) 43/1 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Bo Fai
(Tel: 0 3252 0250-6 Fax: 0 3252 0259 www.anantara.com),
187 rooms: 3,800-12,000 baht
Anthony Guesthouse (·Õπ‚∑π’Ë ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 45/1 Mu
Ban Khao Takiap, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6691,
08 9182 2878), 6 rooms: 800-1,000 baht
The Apple Tour (¥‘·ÕÁª‡ªîô≈∑—«√å) 6 Amnuai Sin Road
(Tel: 0 3253 1103, 08 5060 4527), 6 rooms: 350-450 baht
Asara Villa and Suite (Õ— √“ «‘≈≈à“ ·Õπ¥å «’∑) 53 Soi
Hua Hin 5, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3254 7746-64 Fax:
0 3254 7762 www.asaravillaandsuite.com), 96 rooms:
9,500-69,000 baht (By the sea)
Baan Ba Yan Beach Hotel (∫â“π∫“À¬—π) (close to
Baan Chan Chai) 119 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3253 3540-4 Fax: 0 3253 3545 Bangkok Office
Tel: 0 2636 6588 Fax: 0 2636 6590 www.baanbayan.com),
21 rooms: 6,000-35,500 baht
Ban Chet Phi Nong Hotel (‚√ß·√¡∫â“π‡®Á¥æ’ËπâÕß) (50
meters far from the sea) 13/7 Damnoen Kasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 6163-5 Fax: 0 3251 6166),
27 rooms: 1,000-1,500 baht
Baan Daw Resort Hua Hin (∫â“π¥“«√’ Õ√å∑ À—«À‘π)
10 Mu 14 Hua Hin-Nong Phlap Road, Tambon Hin Lek
Fai (Tel: 0 3253 4499, 08 5051 2499 www.baandaw
resort.com), 12 rooms: 2,900-5,500 baht
Baan Hua Hin (∫â“πÀ—«À‘π √’ Õ√å∑) 16/14 Soi Hua Hin
94 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 2173
Fax: 0 3253 3700 www.baanhuahinresort.com), 30 rooms:
590-1,200 baht (provide the motorcycle rent)
Baan Kang Mung (Khao Takiap) (∫â “ π°“ß¡ÿâ ß )
(KhaoTakiap) 122 Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6727,
0 3253 6594 www.baankangmung.com), 17 rooms: 2,2005,200 baht
Baan Perm Chan Hua Hin (∫â“π‡æ‘Ë¡®—π∑√åÀ—«À‘π)
(Near Chat Chai Market) 72/13 Decha Nuchit Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 3880, 08 1775 5932
www.baanpermchan.com), 24 rooms: 800-1,500 baht
54 54
Baan Rajdamnern Hua Hin (∫â“π√“™¥”‡π‘πÀ—«À‘π)
127/19 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253
3605-7 Fax: 0 3251 1688 www.baanrajdamnern.com),
27 rooms: 1,800-3,100 baht
Baan Suk Siri (∫â “ π ÿ ¢ »‘ √‘ ) 7/199 Liap Khlong
Chonlaprathan Road (Tel: 0 3251 3406, 0 3253 4888
www.baansuksiri.igetweb.com), 29 rooms: 750-1,050 baht
(swimming pool)
Baan Talay Chine Boutique Resort (∫â“π∑–‡≈®’π ∫Ÿµ§‘
√’ Õ√å∑) 2/53 Naep Khehat Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
0 3251 4285 www.baan-talay-chine.com), 9 rooms: 2,50012,000 baht
Ban Busarin (∫â “ π∫ÿ … √‘ π ∑√å ) 8/8 Phunsuk Road
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2076 Fax: 0 3251 2089),
10 rooms: 1,000-1,400 baht
Ban Bon Kai (∫â“π∫àÕπ‰°à) (Near Khao Hin Lek Fai)
5/278 Soi Mu Ban Rim Thang Rot Fai, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 08 9610 4463) 11 rooms: 399-599 baht
Ban Chanchai (∫â“π®—π∑√å©“¬) 117/1-18 Phetkasem
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1461 Fax: 0 3235
2376), 59 rooms: 1,000-4,200 baht
Ban Chunla Fa Ruean Chamnong Si (∫â“π®ÿ≈ΩÉ“
‡√◊Õπ®”πß»√’) (Near Klai Kang Won Palace) 1 Liap Wang
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 08 9993 6617), 1 House:
4,500 baht
Ban Floulay (∫â“πø≈Ÿ‡≈) 110/1 Naret Damri Road,
Ban Khiang Hat (∫â“π‡§’¬ßÀ“¥) 131/103 Phetkasem
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 2977), 23 rooms:
800-1,000 baht
Ban Laksupha Hua Hin (∫â “ π≈— ° …≥å ÿ ¿ “À— « À‘ π )
53/7 Naret Damri Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251
4525-31, 0 2261 5551 www.laksasupha.com), 32 rooms:
7,000-21,000 baht
Ban Noen Tha-le (∫â“π‡π‘π∑–‡≈) Khao Takiap Village
144/7 Baan Noen Tha-le, Nong Kae-Khao Takiap Road
55 55
(Tel: 0 3251 3528 Fax: 0 3253 6050 www.nernchalet.com),
18 rooms: 2,600-14,000 baht
Ban Orasa (∫â“πÕ√ “) 230 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 3608-9, 0 3253 2056), 10 rooms:
600-800 baht
Ban Phak Arom (∫â“πæ—°Õ“√¡¬å) (Khao Tao Beach)
69/4 Hat Sai Noi-Khao Tao Road (Tel: 0 3257 2290),
9 rooms: 2,500-3,500 baht (provide the kitchenwares)
Ban Phak Don Bosco (∫â “πæ— °¥Õπ∫Õ ‚°) (Khao
Takiap) Takiap-Hua Don Road, Tambon Nong Kae
(Tel: 0 3251 2549, 50-70 baht/person
Ban Phak Home Beach (∫â“πæ—° ‚Œ¡ ∫’™) 1/10-11
Naep Khehat Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 0635,
0 3251 1631, 08 9182 4148), 11 rooms: 800-1,000 baht
Ban Phak Hua Hin Hotel (‚√ß·√¡∫â“πæ—°À—«À‘π) 5/1
Soi Binthabat, Phun Suk Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
0 3251 1653), 22 rooms: 350-550 baht
Ban Phak Khiang Tha-le (∫â“πæ—°‡§’¬ß∑–‡≈) Tambon
Nong Kae Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 6645, 08 9820 8918),
8 rooms:1,000-3,000 baht
Ban Phak Loong Daeng (∫â“πæ—°≈ÿß·¥ß ªÉ“≈–ÕŸ) 15
Mu 1 Tambon Huai Sak Yai (Tel: 08 1943 9808, 08 1929
8543, 08 5700 5936), 9 houses: 500-3,000 baht (Tents
are available 100-200 baht/night).
Ban Phak Piyanat (∫â“πæ—°ªî¬≥—∞) 250/86 Phetkasem
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 3657, 08 7411 2592,
08 5198 5114 www.piyanat.com), 36 rooms: 5,500 baht
Ban Phak Prasop Chok (∫â“πæ—°ª√– æ‚™§) 83/7
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1416),
22 rooms: 600-1,200 baht
Ban Phak Sawatdi (∫â“πæ—° «— ¥’) (Khao Takiap)
Takiep Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 2357,
08 1944 7097, 08 5185 0147), 4 rooms: 800-1,000 baht
Ban Phak Si Fa (∫â“πæ—° ’øÑ“) (Khao Tao Beach)
69/3 Hat Sai Noi-Khao Tao Road, Tambon Nong Kae
(Tel: 0 3257 2245, 08 6178 3566), 14 rooms: 4 Houses,
1,600-3,000 baht (provide the kitchenwares)
56 56
Ban Phak Sopha (∫â“πæ—°‚ ¿“) (Khao Tao Beach)
69/5 Hat Sai Noi-Khao Tao Road, Tambon Nong Kae
(Tel: 0 3257 2480), 4 rooms: 2,500-3,500 baht (provide
the kitchenwares)
Ban Phak Suriya (∫â“πæ—° ÿ√‘¬“) 41/3 Naep Khehat
600-800 baht
Ban Phak Thong Mi (∫â“πæ—°∑Õß¡’) 1 Soi Ruam Phao,
Naep Khehat Road (Tel: 0 3253 0725), 7 rooms: 300-400
baht
Ban Rabiang Dao (∫â “ π√–‡∫’ ¬ ß¥“«) 12/11 Naep
Khehat Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 3031-2),
18 rooms: 1,200-1,500 baht
Ban Raiwada (∫â“π‰√«¥“) (Khao Takiap) (Tel: 0 3253
6097), 8 rooms: 1,300-2,000 baht
Ban Ratcha Mongkhon (∫â“π√“™¡ß§≈) (Khrua Chom
Khluen (Tel: 0 3251 1914-6, 08 1384 5407), 10 rooms:
1,200 baht (By the sea)
Ban Somboon (∫â “ π ¡∫ÿ ≠ ) 13/4 Soi Kasemsan,
Damrikasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1538
Fax: 0 3251 1538 www.baansomboon.com), 13 rooms:
800-1,300 baht (included breakfast)
Ban Sukma Apartment and Resort (∫â“π ÿ¢¡“
Õæ“√å∑‡¡π∑å ·Õπ¥å √’ Õ√å∑) 10/88 Liap Khlong Chonlaprathan
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3252 1297-8), 40 rooms:
600-800 baht
Banyan Golf and Spa Resort Hua Hin (∫—π¬—π
°Õ≈åø ·Õπ¥å ª“ √’ Õ√å∑ À—«À‘π) 66/31 Mu Ban Hua Na Naret
Damri Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 8888
www.banyanresort.com), 86 rooms: 11,500-14,500 baht
(By the sea)
The Barai Suite (‡¥Õ– ∫“√“¬ «’∑) 91 Hua Hin-Khao
Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 1234 Fax:
0 3252 1233 www.thebarai.com), 8 rooms: 14,000+ 30,000+ baht
Beleya Resort (‡∫‡≈¬“ √’ Õ√å∑) 236/23 Soi Hua Hin
88/1 Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 3151, 08 1398 6817),
7 rooms: 1,500-1,800 baht
57 57
Benchana Guesthouse (‡∫≠®π“ ‡° µå ‡ Œ“ å ) 1/79
Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 08 1365 5776, 08 9255 5083),
Best L.D. Hotel (‡∫ ∑å ·Õ≈ ¥’) 236 Phetkasem Road,
37 rooms: 350-1,000 baht
The Bihai Hua Hin (‡¥Õ– ‰∫Œ“¬ À—«À‘π) 89 Mu 5
Ban Hua Don, Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel:
0 3252 7557-60 www.thebihaihuahin.com), 15 rooms:
2,990-3,780 baht
Bird Guesthouse (‡∫‘√å¥ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 31/2 Naret Damri
1630), 10 rooms : 350-600 baht
Boat Lodge Hua Hin (‚∫ä∑≈Õ¥å® À—«À‘π) 84/12 Mu Ban
Hua Don Village, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 7223,
08 4457 6622 Fax: 0 3252 7520 www.boatlodgeat
huahin.com), 17 rooms: 2,300-3,300 baht
Bo Fai Royal Thai Air Force Welfare Building
(Õ“§“√∑’Ëæ—° «— ¥‘°“√ ∑Õ.∫àÕΩÑ“¬À—«À‘π) (Royal Thai Air Force)
(Tel: 0 3252 0362, 0 3252 2836, Bangkok Tel: 0 2534
6000 ext. 26734 www.borfai-rtat.com), 52 rooms: 1,2002,800 baht
Chaba Chalet (™∫“ ™“‡≈à¬)å 1/8 Sasong Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3252 1181-3 www.chabachalet.com),
Chada Guesthouse (™“¥“ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 178/201 Soi
Hua Hin 80 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
0 3253 3549, 08 1443 0383 Fax: 0 3253 3549
www.chadahuahin.com), 19 rooms: 650-750 baht
Cha-lelarn Hotel (™‡≈√“≠ ‚Œ‡µÁ≈) 11 Chom Sin Road
Soi Hua Hin 55 (Tel: 0 3253 1288-9, 08 9003
5711www.chalelarn.com), 12 rooms: 1,200-1,300 baht
Chan Chai Bungalow (®—π∑√å©“¬ ∫—ß°–‚≈) 117/1-18
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1461,
0 3253 2374-5 Fax: 0 3253 2376), 40 rooms: 850-4,200
baht
Chan Phen (®—π∑√å‡æÁ≠) 113/21 Phetkasem Road
Hua Hin Soi 67, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 3406
Fax: 0 3253 3406, 08 9029 5616), 6 rooms: 500-600 baht
58 58
Chat Thip Lodge (©—µ√∑‘æ¬å ≈Õ√å¥) (Beside Wat Wang
Klai Kang Won) 19/89 Soi Hua Hin 19 Phetkasem Road
(Tel: 0 3252 0740), 8 rooms: 1,000-2,000 baht
Chom Sin (™¡ ‘π∏ÿå) 130/4 Chom Sin Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 5348-9 www.chomsinhuahin.com),
20 rooms: 900-1,500 baht
City Beach Resort (´‘µ’È ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 16 Damnoen
Kasem Road (Tel: 0 3251 2870-5 Fax: 0 3251 2448
Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2319 1468-71 Fax: 0 2319 1472
www.citybeachhuahin.com), 162 rooms: 1,600-2,240 baht
Damrong Hotel (¥”√ß ‚Œ‡µÁ≈) 46 Phetkasem Road
(Tel: 0 3251 1574), 35 rooms: 120-400 baht
Dhevan Dara Resort and Spa (‡∑«—≠¥“√“ √’ Õ√å∑
·Õπ¥å ª“) 451 Hua Hin-Huai Mong Khon Road, Tambon
Hin Lek Fai (Tel: 0 3257 6304-5 Fax: 0 3257 6310
www.dhevan-dara.com), 92 rooms: 6,500-28,000 baht,
(By the sea)
Doodi Guesthouse (¥Ÿ ¥’ ‡° µå ‡ Œ“ å ) 256/10-11
Phetkasem Road (Tel: 0 3251 2501 Fax: 0 3253 3760
www.doodiguesthouse.com), 10 rooms: 550-1,000 baht
Dune Hua Hin (¥Ÿπ À—«À‘π) 5/5 Naep Khehat Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 5051-3 www.dune
Dusita and Coffee Stop (Pa La-u) (¥ÿ ‘µ“ ·Õπ¥å
§Õøøïò µäÕ∫ (ªÉ“≈–ÕŸ)) 62 Mu 5 Tambon Huai Sat Yai (Tel:
08 9011 6043 www.dusita.9nha.com), 1 house (4 rooms)
2,000 baht (40 kms. far from Hua Hin)
EU Guesthouse (Õ’¬Ÿ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 38/40 Amnuai Sin
Road Soi 74 (Tel: 0 3253 0068), 10 rooms: 800-1,100 baht
Euro Hua Hin City (¬Ÿ‚√ À—«À‘π ´‘µ’È) 5/15 Sa Song
4181), 45 rooms: 600-1,000 baht
Fresh Inn (‡ø√™Õ‘ππå) 132 Naret Damri Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1389 Fax: 0 3253 2166), 29 rooms:
1,700-3,500 baht
Golf Inn (°Õ≈åøÕ‘ππå) 29 Damnoen Kasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 2473-4 Fax: 0 3251 2474),
13 rooms: 1,000-1,400 baht
59 59
Highway Inn (‰Œπå‡«¬å Õ‘ππå) 147/7 Soi Hua Hin 91,
Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6956), 41 rooms:
399-999 baht
Hilton Hua Hin Resort and Spa (Œ‘≈µ—π À—«À‘π √’ Õ√å∑
·Õπ¥å ª“) 33 Naret Damri Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
0 3253 8999 Fax: 0 3253 8990 Bangkok Office Tel:
0 2442 2188 www.hilton.com), 296 rooms: 3,500-400,000
baht
Hin Nam Sai Suai (À‘ππÈ”∑√“¬ «¬) (2 kms. from Bo
Fai Airport) 41/48 Phetkasem Road (Tel: 0 3254 7461-5
Fax: 0 3254 7466 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2884 8601-3
www.hinnamsaisuay1.com), 97 rooms: 1,400-1,800 baht
Hua Hin Avenue Hotel (À—«À‘π Õ‡«π‘« ‚Œ‡∑≈) 18/5
Sa Song Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2239
www.huahin-avenue.com), 10 rooms: 1,200-2,200 baht
Hua Hin Golf Villa (À—«À‘π °Õ≈åø «‘≈≈à“) 2/136 Naep
Khehat Road (Tel: 0 3253 1392, 0 3253 2119), 30 rooms:
1,200-2,000 baht
Hua Hin Hillside (À—«À‘π Œ‘≈≈å ‰´¥å) 35/6 Soi Hua Hin
14, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3282 7680-82 Fax: 0 3282
7677 www.huahinhillsideresort.com), 89 rooms: 2,90010,500 baht
Hua Hin House (À—«À‘π ‡Œ“ å) 42-44 Amnuai Sin Road
(Tel: 0 3251 4442-3 Fax: 0 3251 4442), 12 rooms: 5001,000 baht
Hua Hin Grand Hotel & Plaza (À—«À‘π ·°√π¥å ‚Œ‡µÁ≈
·Õπ¥å æ≈“´à“) 222/2 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
03251 3230-4 Fax: 0 3251 1765 www.huahingrand.co.th),
164 rooms: 2,500-7,500 baht
Hua Hin Markwin Lodge (À—«À‘π ¡“√å§«‘π ≈Õ¥®å)
21/109 Soi Hua Hin 88, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua
Hin (Tel: 0 3251 5817, 08 9836 6816 Fax: 0 3253 3707
www.huahinmarkwin.com), 30 rooms: 1,300-2,700 baht
Hua Hin Marriot Resort and Spa (À—«À‘π ·¡√‘ÕÕ∑
√’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 107/1 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3251 1881-4 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2476 3100
www.marriott.com), 219 rooms: 3,600-18,000 baht
60 60
Hua Hin Mongkol Resort (À—«À‘π ¡ß§≈ √’ Õ√å∑)
223/92 Mu 15 Hua Hin - Nong Plub Road, Tambon Hin
Lek Fai (Tel: 0 3253 5651-4, 08 6398 9173 Bangkok
Office Tel: 0 2277 5457 www.huahinmongkolresort.
pantown.com), 22 rooms: 1,200-2,500 baht
Hua Hin Place (À—«À‘π ‡æ≈ ) 43/21 Naep Khehat
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 6640-2
www.huahinplace.com), 31 rooms: 400-1,500 baht
Hua Hin Residence (À—«À‘π ‡√´‘‡¥π´å) (Near Hua Hin
Shopping Mall) 61/1 Amnuai Sin Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3253 1400, 0 3253 0051), 18 rooms: 900-1,200
baht
Hua Hin Resort Villa (À—«À‘π √’ Õ√å∑ «‘≈≈à“) 10/95
Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 1453 www.huahin
resortvilla.com), 20 rooms: 800-1,000 baht
Hua Hin Royal Navy Officer Recovering Center
( ∂“πæ—°øóôπ¢â“√“™°“√∑À“√‡√◊Õ à«π°≈“ßÀ—«À‘π) 43 Naep Khehat
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 4210-7 Fax: 0 3251
4210 ext. 130 www.navyphirom.com), 64 rooms: 1,8002,600 baht
Hua Hin Sport Villa (À—«À‘π ªÕ√åµ «‘≈≈à“) 10/95
0 3251 2158 Fax : 0 3251 287 www.huahinsportvilla.com),
35 rooms: 800-1,500 baht
Hua Hin White Sand (À—«À‘π ‰«∑å·´π¥å) 174/1 Naret
Damri Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 3433 Fax:
0 3253 3434 www.huahinwhitesand.com), 29 rooms:
2,100-4,000 baht
Hua Hin White Villa (À— « À‘ π ‰«∑å «‘ ≈ ≈à “ ) 125/1
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 2971-2
Fax: 0 32 53 3015 www.huahinwhitevilla.com), 22 rooms:
800-1,200 baht
Imperial Hua Hin Beach Resort (Õ‘¡æ’‡√’¬≈ À—«À‘π ∫’™
√’ Õ√å∑) 11/66 Mu Ban Bo Fai, Liap Wang Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3252 0162-6 Fax: 0 3252 0477, Bangkok
Tel: 0 2261 9000 www.imperialhuahin.com), 124 rooms:
1,869-7,137 baht
Iyara Hua Hin Lodge (‰Õ¬√“ À—«À‘π ≈Õ¥®å) 58/159
61 61
Soi 4 Mu Ban Bo Fai, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3254 7099, 0 3254 7118, 08 6517 0121), 29 rooms:
1,000-5,500 baht
Jed Pee Nong Hotel (‚√ß·√¡‡®Á¥æ’ËπâÕß) 17 Damnoen
Kasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2381, 0 3253
3345, 0 3251 6347 Fax: 0 3253 2063 www.jedpeenong
hotel-huahin.com), 41 rooms: 1,200-1,800 baht
Jinning Beach Guesthouse (®‘ππ‘Ëß ∫’™ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å)
113/25-26 Soi Hat Thip, Phetkasem Road (Tel: 0 3251
3950, 0 3253 2597 www.jinningbeachguesthouse.com),
17 roooms: 600-1,000 baht
Jilly Man (®‘≈≈’Ë·¡π) 6/6 Amnuai Sin Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 0069), 4 rooms: 800-1,200 baht
John Guesthouse (®ÕÀåπ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) Soi Binthabat
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2697), 10 rooms: 400-500
baht
Joyce Guesthouse (®Õ¬ å ‡° å‡Œ“ å) 20 Selakham Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2262), 3 rooms: 550 baht
Kings Home (§‘ß å‚Œ¡) 9/1 Phun Suk Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 0581, 08 9052 0490 www.huahin
kingshome.com), 7 rooms: 750-1,200 baht
K Place (‡§ ‡æ≈ ) 111/6 Naret Damri Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1396 www.kplace-huahin.com),
12 rooms: 800-1,000 baht
Khae Khao Hotel (·§¢“«) 83 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2087, 0 3251 1176),
15 rooms: 350-1,000 baht
The Hideway Resort Hua Hin (‡¥Õ– ‰Œ¥‡«¬å √’ Õ√å∑
À—«À‘π) Soi Hua Hin 9 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3254 7333 Fax: 0 3254 7719 www.thehideway
resorthuahin.com), 40 rooms: 3,900-5,900 baht (By the sea)
La Maison Hua Hin (≈“‡¡´Õß À—«À‘π) (Opposite to
Sofitel Centara Grand Resort and Villa Hotel) 172/6 Naret
Damri Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 3007
www.seahorse-resort.com), 29 rooms: 3,150-7,002 baht
Leng Guesthouse (‡≈Áß ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 113/14 Phetkasem
2095), 16 rooms: 700-850 baht
62 62
Lily Man Guesthouse (≈‘≈≈’,Ë ·¡π ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 6/6 Amnuai
Sin Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 0069, 08 6517
1900), 4 rooms: 800-1,200 baht
M & D Bungalow Resort Hua Hin (‡ÕÁ¡ ·Õπ¥å ¥’
∫—ß°–‚≈ √’ Õ√å∑ À—«À‘π) 5/4 Mu Ban Takiap-Nong Kae Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2008), 6 rooms: 2,000-3,000 baht
M A Guesthouse (‡ÕÁ¡ ‡Õ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 100/1 Phun Suk
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 3785, 08 1880 0873),
Manthana House (∫â“π¡—≥±π“) (Near Rung Market)
24/10 Sa Song Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 4223,
0 3253 0655 www.manthanahouse.com), 30 rooms:
800-1200 baht
Memory Guesthouse (‡¡¡‚¡√’Ë‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 108 Naret
Damri Road, (Tel: 0 3251 1816), 14 rooms: 400-650 baht
Minitel (¡‘π‡‘ ∑≈ À—«À‘π) 55/6 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 1151, 0 3251 2436 Fax: 0 3251
2117 www.minitelhotel.com), 38 rooms: 790-1,700 baht
Mod Guesthouse (¡¥ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 116 Naret Damri
Road (Tel: 0 3251 2296), 30 rooms: 200-650 baht
Mr. Dan (¡‘ ‡µÕ√å·¥π) 6 Amnuai Sin Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 3304, 08 5060 4527, 08 9986
9287), 6 rooms: 500 baht
M P Guesthouse (‡ÕÁ¡ æ’ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 6 Naret Damri
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1344 www.mpguest
houseyahoo.com), 5 rooms: 800-1,000 baht
My Place Hua Hin (¡“¬‡æ≈ À—«À‘π) 17 Soi Hua Hin
74 Amnuai Sin Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 4111,
0 3251 4112 Fax: 0 3251 4113 www.myplacehuahin.com),
24 rooms: 1,500-5,500 baht
My Way Hua Hin (¡“¬‡«¬å À—«À‘π) 20/53 Soi Hua Hin
108 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251
1397, 0 3251 6556-7 www.mywayhuahin.com), 30 rooms:
1,800-4,500 baht
Namtok Pa La-u (πÈ”µ°ªÉ“≈–ÕŸ) Namtok Pa La-u Hua
Hin, Prachuap Khirikhan 77110 Tel: 08 7161 29228 or
Kaeng Krachan National Park, Amphoe Kaeng Krachan,
Phetchaburi Tel: 0 3245 9293
63 63
Napalai Resort and Spa (π¿“≈—¬ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“)
22/1 Mu Ban Hua Don, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3252
7555 Fax: 0 3251 2212 www.napalaihuahin.com),
60 rooms: 1,800-4,000 baht (By the sea)
Narawan (π“√“«√√≥) 250/131 Soi Hua Hin 94,
Phetkasem Road (Tel: 0 3252 6390 www.narawan.com),
56 rooms: 1,200-3,500 baht
Navy Phirom 1 (Õ“§“√π“«’¿‘√¡¬å 1) (Hua Hin Royal
Navy) 43 Naep Khehat Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3251 4210-7 Fax: 0 3251 4210-7 ext. 130
www.navyphirom.com), 67 rooms: 1,800-2,600 baht
Nern Chalet (‡π‘π™‡≈) 144/7 Tambon Khao Ta Kiap
(Tel: 0 3251 1288, 0 3251 3528, 08 1656 4999 Fax:
0 3253 6050 www.nernchalet.com), 18 rooms: 2,00011,900 baht
New Beach Guesthouse (π‘« å ∫’™ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 113/23
www.newbeachguesthouse.com), 6 rooms: 750-1,700 baht
Nillawan Guesthouse (π‘≈«√√≥ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 113/18
Phetkasem Road (Tel: 0 3251 2751, 0 3253 3630 Fax:
0 3253 3630 www.nilawanguesthouse.com), 9 rooms:
700-900 baht
Nina House (π‘πà“‡Œ“ å) 41/6 Naep Khehat Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 1291-2), 8 rooms: 700-900
baht
Ocean Breeze/Coral Key (‚Õ‡™’¬Ë π∫√’™/§Õ√—≈§’¬)å Takiap
Road (Tel: 08 1572 0015), 4 rooms: 1,200-1,800 baht
Orawan Resort (Õ√«√√≥ √’ Õ√å∑) Phetkasem Road,
20 houses: 1,000-2,500 baht/month.
Pa La-u Garden Resort (ªÉ“≈–ÕŸ °“√å‡¥âπ √’ Õ√å∑) 79
Mu 1 Tambon Huai Sak Yai (Tel: 0 3282 6800-2, 08 1190
0219, 08 6066 0090 www.baansuanpala-u.com), 22 rooms:
600-4,000 baht
Pa La-u Guesthouse (ªÉ“≈–ÕŸ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) Naret Damri
500-600 baht
Parichat Guesthouse (ª“√‘™“µ‘ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) Naret Damri
500 baht
64 64
Phattana Guesthouse (æ—≤π“ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 52 Naret
Damri Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 3393),
Peony Hua Hin Resort and Spa (æ’‚Õπ’ À—«À‘π √’ Õ√å∑
·Õπ¥å ª“) (Opposite to Sofitel Centara Grand Resort
and Villa Hotel) 172/4 Naret Damri Road, (Tel: 0 3253
3491-3 www.peonyhuahinhoTel:com), 36 rooms: 1,2003,000 baht
Phananchai Hotel (æπ—≠™—¬) 71 Naep Khehat Road,
33 rooms: 550-1,200 baht
Phana Thip Resort (æπ“∑‘æ¬å √’ Õ√å∑) (Pa La-u) 100,
199 Mu 5 Tambon Huai Sat Yai (Tel: 08 1917 454
www.phanathip.com), 10 houses: 200-1,000 baht
Phatchara House (æ— ™ √ ‡Œ“ å ) 13/5 Soi Kasem
Samphan, Damnoen Kasem Road, (Tel: 0 3251 1757),
Phitcha (æ‘™™“) 20/49 Soi Hua Hin 106, Tambon Hua
Hin (Tel: 08 1942 1509), 6 rooms: 600-1,000 baht
Phuang Phen (PP Villa) (æ«ß‡æÁ≠) (æ’ æ’ «‘≈≈à“) 11
Damnoen Kasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253
3785-6 Fax: 0 3251 1216), 48 rooms: 900-1,200 baht
Phueng Guesthouse (º÷Èß‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 77/24 Phetkasem
Road (Tel: 0 3251 1424), 30 rooms: 500-1,000 baht
Prinz Garden Villa (æ√‘Èπ´å °“√å‡¥âπ «‘≈≈à“) (Near Khao
Takiap) 8/30 Soi Hua Hin 98, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
0 3251 1720, 08 7035 0169 www.prinz-garden-villa.de),
14 rooms: 1,500-3,000 baht
Putahracsa Hua Hin Resort (æÿ∑∏√—°…“ À—«À‘π √’ Õ√å∑)
22/65 Naep Khehat Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253
1470 Fax: 0 3253 1488, Bangkok Tel: 0 2250 4527-9
Fax: 0 2250 4525 www.putahracsa.com), 59 rooms:
4,500-11,000 baht
Rachen Hut (√“‡™πŒ—∑) 18 Selakham Road (Tel:
0 3251 1068, 08 4125 0995), 2 rooms: 300 baht
Rajana House (∫â“π «π√®π“) 3/9 Sa Song Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1729 Fax: 0 3251 9013
www.rajana-house.com), 15 rooms: 1,000-1,500 baht
65 65
Restdetail Hotel Hua Hin (‡√ ¥’‡∑≈ ‚Œ‡µÁ≈ À—«À‘π)
19/119 Soi Hua Hin 19, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3254
7733 www.restdetailhotel:com), 56 rooms: 6,800-100,000
baht (By the sea)
Rim Hat (√‘¡À“¥ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å ) 8/3 Naret Damri Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 5454), 6 rooms: 500 baht
Rira Resort (√’√“ √’ Õ√å∑) Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 2783), 6 rooms: 900-1,000 baht
(By the sea)
The Rock Hua Hin Resort and Spa (‡¥Õ– √ÁÕ§ À—«À‘π
√’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 4/44 Mu Ban Khao Takiap Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 7100 Fax: 0 3253 7101, 0 3253
7108 www.therockhuahin.com), 26 rooms: 6,000-20,190
baht (By the sea)
Royal Asia Lodge Hua Hin (√Õ¬—≈ ‡Õ‡™’¬ ≈Õ¥®å À—«À‘π)
120/22 Soi Hua Hin 78, Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 3778-81 Fax: 0 3253 3722
www.royalasiahuahin.com), 51 rooms: 1,100-4,000 baht
Royal Beach Hotel (√Õ¬—≈∫’™ ‚Œ‡µÁ≈) 113/13 Phetkasem
500-800 baht
Sailom Hotel ( “¬≈¡) 29 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 1890-1, 0 3251 2017-8 Fax:
0 3251 2047 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2392 2109, 0 2381
2757) www.sailomhotelhuahin.com, 66 rooms: 3,9006,900 baht
Sakul Wilai ( °ÿ≈«‘‰≈) 4 Ko Soi Binthabat, Phun Suk
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 2156, 0 3251 2344
www.sakulwilai.com), 45 rooms: 500-1,900 baht
Sand Inn (·´π¥å Õ‘ππå) 38-38/1-4 Phunsuk Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 3667-8, 0 3253 2060
www.sandinn-huahin.com), 21 rooms: 800-1,200 baht
Sawasdee Guesthouse ( «— ¥’ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 198/200
Soi Hua Hin 80, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
0 3253 3675 Fax: 0 3253 3674 www.sawasdeesiam.com),
10 rooms: 700-1,500 baht
Sea Beach Guesthouse ( ‘√‘¡“ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) (´’∫’™) 33/3
Naret Damri Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1060),
66 66
Sea Horse Resort (´’ŒÕ √’ Õ√å∑) 123/45 Mu l Ban
Khao Takiap, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 7111 Fax:
0 3253 7111 www.seahorse-resort.com), 29 rooms: 3,1507,002 baht
Seaway Inn (´’‡«¬å Õ‘ππå) 33/19 Mu Ban Hua Don
Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 1585, 08 6107 1964
www.seawayinnhuahin.com), 11 rooms: 3,000-7,000 baht
The Shade Guesthouse Bar (‡¥Õ– ‡™¥ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å ∫“√å)
94/7 Naep Khehat Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 08 4125
0690), 3 rooms: 390-590 baht
Sirin ( ‘√π
‘ ) 6/3 Damnoen Kasem Road, Tambon Hua
Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1150, 0 3251 2045 Fax: 0 3251 3571
www.sirinhuahin.com), 25 rooms: 1,500-1,900 baht
Siriphetchakasem Hotel ( ‘√‡‘ æ™√‡°…¡) 7/5-8 Sa Song
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1394-5, 0 3251 1464),
Sofitel Centara Grand Resort and Villa Hua Hin
(‚´øî‡∑≈ ‡´Áπ∑“√“ ·°√π¥å √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å «‘≈≈à“ À—«À‘π) 1 Damnoen
Kasem Road (Tel: 0 3251 2021-38 Bangkok Office Tel:
0 2541 1463, 0 2541 1125 www.centarahotelresort.com),
207 rooms: 4,943-94,278 baht
St.John Villa (‡´πµå®ÕÀåπ «‘≈≈à“) 61/2 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 1778), 17 rooms: 1,2003,500 baht
Suan Son Pradiphat ( «π πª√–¥‘æ—∑∏å) Phetkasem
Road at Km. 240, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 6581-3
Fax: 0 3253 6581-3), 200-7,000 baht
Subhamitra Hotel (‚√ß·√¡»ÿ¿¡‘µ√) 19 Amnuai Sin
Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1208, 0 3251 1487
Fax:0 3251 1508), 80 rooms: 500-1,712 baht
Suda Resort ( ÿ¥“ √’ Õ√å∑) 49/5 Mu Ban Khao Tao,
Soi Hua Hin 101, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3257 2384,
08 1763 4155 www.sudaresort.com), 20 rooms: 800-4,500
baht
Sun Dance Wellness Hua Hin (´—π·¥π´å ‡«≈‡π À—«À‘π)
222 Soi Hua Hin 86, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3253 2929 Fax: 0 3253 2932 www.sundance
6767
Sunshine Guesthouse (´—π‰™πå ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 113/30
www.sunshineguesthouse.com), 6 rooms: 700-1,000 baht
Suphasuda Guesthouse (»ÿ¿ ÿ¥“ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 1/8 Chom
Sin Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 6650, 0 3251
3618, 08 3248 0129 www.infoaddressspghouse.com),
9 rooms: 1,000-1,800 baht
Somwan Guesthouse ( â¡À«“π ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 152/2 Naret
Damri Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 3769 Fax:
0 3251 3769), 7 rooms: 300-600 baht
Sukwilai Guesthouse ( ÿ ¢ «‘ ‰ ≈ ‡° µå ‡ Œ“ å ) 21 Soi
Binthabat, Phunsuk Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251
3523, Fax: 0 3251 3523 www.sukwilaihotel.com),
40 rooms: 300-1,500 baht
Sunny Crown (´— π π’ § √“«πå ‡° µå ‡ Œ“ å ) 113/32
0 3253 3367 Fax: 0 3253 3367), 8 rooms: 600-1,000 baht
Tananchai Hotel (‚√ß·√¡∏π—≠™—¬) 11 Damrongrat
1755), 41 rooms: 300-800 baht
Tanawit Hua Hin Hotel and Condotel (∏π«‘∑ §Õπ
‚¥‡∑≈) 64/1 Soi Hua Hin 74, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253
0422-3 Fax: 0 3253 0419 www.tanawithuahin.com),
131 rooms:1,000-3,500 baht
Tha Sadet Resort (∑à“‡ ¥Á® √’ Õ√å∑) In Thanarat
Military Camp, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
0 3254 2455-64 ext. 54190, 08 1794 3019, 08 1880 4867),
3 rooms: 400 baht
Thai Orchid (‰∑ ÕÕ√å§‘¥) 256/3 Phetkasem Road,
Khao Hin Lek Fai, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 2348),
Thai Thae (∫â“πæ—°‰∑¬·∑â) 6 Damnoen Kasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1906), 8 rooms: 200-400
baht
Thipurai Beach Hotel (∑‘æ¬åÕÿ‰√ ∫’™ ‚Œ‡µÁ≈) 113/27-28
0 3253 3331 Fax: 0 3251 2210 www.thipurai.com),
36 rooms: 1,350-4,500 baht
6868
Top Center (∑äÕª‡´Áπ‡µÕ√å) 3 Sa Song Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2434), 20 rooms: 350-600 baht
Top Mark (∑Á Õ ª¡“√å § ) 100/46 Phun Suk Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 0404 www.topmarks
hotelhuahin.com), 25 rooms: 450-1,400 baht
Turtle Villa Beach Resort (‡¢“‡µà“ «‘≈≈à“ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑)
20/4 Hua Hin Soi 101, Phetkasem Road (Tel: 0 3257 2572
Fax: 0 3257 2573 (Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2254 1361
www.turtlevillabeach.com), 9 houses, 17 rooms: Package
Tour 3,000-12,000 baht/night
U Yen Pen Suk Place Hua Hin (Õ¬Ÿà‡¬Áπ‡ªìπ ÿ¢ ‡æ≈ À—«À‘π) 22/119 Soi Hua Hin 12, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
08 1880 2910, 0 3252 3018-9), 41 rooms: 600-800 baht
V Villas Resort («’ «‘≈≈“ å √’ Õ√å∑) 63/39 Tambon
Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3261 6039 www.v-villashuahin.com),
Vegas (‡«°— ) 20/10 Mu Ban Khao Takiap, Tambon
Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6223, 08 1452 6082), 40 rooms:
500-3,000 baht
Veranda Lodge (‡«Õ√å·√π¥“ ≈Õ¥®å) 113 Soi Hua Hin
67 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 3678
Fax: 0 3253 3679 www.verandalodge.com), 18 rooms:
2,500-6,000 baht
Versailles Guesthouse Hotel (·«√å´“¬ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å ‚Œ‡∑≈)
(Near Khao Takiap) 4/107 Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251
5622, 08 9612 4653), 16 rooms: 520-650 baht
Wannara («√√≥“√“) 174/9 Naret Damri Road (Tel:
0 3253 3454, 0 3253 2244 www.wannarahotel.com),
50 rooms: 2,500-6,500 baht
White Sand (‰«∑å · ´π¥å ) 41/8 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Bo Fai (Tel: 0 3252 0410-3 Fax: 0 3252 0414
www.white-sand.com), 13 rooms: 1,500-3,500 baht
Worabura Hua Hin Resort and Spa («√∫ÿ√– À—«À‘π
√’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 83/199 Soi Thale 12 Nong Kae-Khao
Takiap Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 6999 Fax:
0 3253 6752 www.worabura.com), 77 rooms: 8,00040,000 baht
Worawee Garden Home Resort («√«’√å °“√å‡¥âπ ‚Œ¡
√’ Õ√å∑) 99 Mu 7 Tambon Hin Lek Fai (Tel: 0 3253 5561
6969
www.jinningbeachguesthouse.com), 10 houses: 2,500 baht
Hat Khao Takiap (À“¥‡¢“µ–‡°’¬∫)
(14 km south of Hua Hin)
Anantasila (Õπ—πµ»‘≈“) 33/15 Soi Ban Hua Don, Nong
Kae-Takiap Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1879,
0 3253 6364 Fax: 0 3251 5914 www.anantasila.com),
82 rooms and bungalows: 1,800-15,000 baht
Baan Duangkaew (∫â“π¥«ß·°â«) 83/158 Soi Tha-le
12, Hua Hin-Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251
5307, 0 3251 5770, 0 3253 6460, 0 3253 6459 Fax: 0 3251
5532 www.baanduangkaewhuahin.com), 19 rooms: 2,4003,800 baht (included breakfast)
Baan Jing (∫â“π®‘ßÎ ) 29/1 Ban Hua Don, Tambon Nong
Kae (Tel: 0 3253 7009, 08 7161 8875 Fax: 0 3253 7009
http://baanjing.hi5.com), 9 rooms: 1,000-2,500 baht
Baan Kang Mung (∫â“π°“ß¡ÿâß) 122 Mu Ban Khao
Takiap, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6727, 0 3253 6594
www.baankangmung.com), 9 rooms: 1,500-1,700 baht
Baan Khun Luang (∫â“π§ÿ≥À≈«ß) 89 Takiap-Nong
Kae Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 5049
www.baankhunluang.multiply.com), 4 rooms: 2,000-9,000
baht
Baan Talay Dao Resort Hua Hin (∫â“π∑–‡≈¥“« √’ Õ√å∑
À—«À‘π) 2/10 Soi Takiap Village, Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6024-30, 08 1845 2809 Fax:
8068 Fax: 0 2751 6853 www.baantalaydao.com),
32 rooms: 2,800-14,000 baht
Baan Thai Resort (∫â“π‰∑¬√’ Õ√å∑) 13/36-40 Ban Hua
Don, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 2181, 0 3253 6445
Fax: 0 3251 5899 www.baanthairesort.com), 20 rooms:
500-1,800 baht
Ban Khachthong (∫â“π§™“∑Õß) 214 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 3644 Fax: 0 3251 1166
www.krachathong.com), 20 rooms: 690-1,200 baht
Ban Khluen Sat Chai Khao (∫â “ π§≈◊Ë π ´— ¥ ™“¬‡¢“)
138/1-18 Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251
1398), 12 rooms: 400-1,000 baht
7070
Ban Na Takiap (∫â“π ≥ µ–‡°’¬∫) Khao Takiap 14/1-2
Tambon Nong Kae, Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 6944 Fax:
0 3253 6826), 6 rooms: 1,800-3,000 baht
Ban Sabai Jai (∫â“π ∫“¬„®) 3/9 Takiap Road, Khao
Takiap, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6036, 08 1333
0009 Fax: 0 3253 6037 www.baansabaijai.net), 11 houses:
2,500-8,000 baht
Ban Sai Pan (Khao Takiap) (∫â“π “¬ªÉ“π) (‡¢“µ–‡°’¬∫))
10/13 Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 2301),
6 rooms: 500 baht
Ban Tha-le Samran (∫â“π∑–‡≈ ”√“≠) 1/150 Mu Ban
6992), 48 rooms: 4,000-9,000 baht
Ban Toei (Khao Takiap) (∫â“π‡µâ¬) (‡¢“µ–‡°’¬∫)) 2/11
Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6456,
08 9814 1410), 4 rooms: 1,500-2,500 baht (By the sea)
Casa del Mare, Hua Hin (°“´“ ‡¥≈ ¡“‡√ À—«À‘π) 25/2
Soi 78-81, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel:
0 3251 9061-6 Fax: 0 3251 9099 www.casadelmare.net),
46 rooms: 5,000-7,000 baht
Guesthouse Hua Hin (‡° ∑å‡Œâ“ å À—«À‘π) 1/30 Soi
Khieng Tha-le, Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel:
0 3251 5568, 0 3251 5968 Fax: 0 3251 2746
www.guesthousehuahin.com), 19 rooms: 600-1,000 baht
Chivasom International and Resort (™’ « “»√¡
Õ‘ π ‡µÕ√å‡ π™—Ëπ ‡‡π≈ ·Õπ¥å √’ Õ√å∑ ) 73/4 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6536 Fax: 0 3251 1154
Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2381 4460-2, 0 2711 6900-12 Fax:
0 2381 5852 www.chivasom.com), 57 rooms: 460-1,090 US$
Chom View Hotel (‚√ß·√¡™¡«‘«) 93 Soi Tha-le 12,
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 3305-7
Fax: 0 3251 3308 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2258 8518
www.chomviewhotel.com), 134 rooms: 2,100-9,900 baht
Christal Villa 1 (§√‘ µ—≈«‘≈≈à“ Ò) 78/6 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 1176), 12 rooms: 700-1,200
baht
Fong Khlun Guesthouse (∫â“πæ—°øÕß§≈◊Ëπ) 29 Ban
7171
Khao Takiap, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 2402, 0 3252
1181-3 www.baanfongkluen.com), 6 rooms: 700-1,000
baht
Hua Hin Bluewave Beach Resort (À—«À‘π ∫≈Ÿ‡«ø) 37
Nong Kae-Takiap Road, Khao Takiap, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3251 3140-1, 08 4135 2727 Fax: 0 3253 6245
www.huahinbluewave.co.th), 104 rooms: 2,700-6,591 baht
Hua Hin Pavillion Beach (À—«À‘π æ“«‘≈‡≈’Ë¬π ∫’™) 33/7
Takiap-Hua Don Road, 12 rooms: 800-1,500 baht
Hyatt Regency Hua Hin (‰Œ·Õ∑ √’‡®π´’Ë) 91 Soi Mu
Ban Nong Kae, Hua Hin-Khao Takiap Road, Tambon
Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3252 1234 Fax: 0 3252 1233 Bangkok
Office Tel: 0 2254 1234 www.huahin.regency.hyatt.com),
212 rooms
Kaban Tamor Resort (°∫“≈∂¡Õ√å) 122/43-57 Takiap
Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3252 1011-3, 0 3253
6717 Fax: 0 3252 1014 www.kabantamor.com), 23 rooms:
4,000-5,400 baht
Karun Hut (°“√ÿ≥Œ—∑) 80 Naret Damri Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 0242 Fax: 0 3253 0737), 20 rooms:
400-700 baht
Khao Takiap Resort (‡¢“µ–‡°’¬∫ √’ Õ√å∑) 1/2-5 Khao
9141), 8 rooms: 1,200-1,500 baht
Khao Takiap Village (‡¢“µ–‡°’¬∫ «‘≈‡≈®) 24 Hua Don
Road, Tambon Khao Takiap (Tel: 0 3251 2316), 4 rooms:
2,000-2,500 baht
Khluen Sud Chai Kao (∫â“π§≈◊Ëπ´—¥™“¬‡¢“) 138/1-18
Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251 1398),
12 rooms: 400-1,000 baht
Letûs Sea Hua Hin Al Fresco Resort (‡≈∑ å ´’ À—«À‘π
Õ—≈‡ø√ ‚° √’ Õ√å∑) 83/188 Soi Tha-le 12 Hua Hin-Khao
Takiap Road (Tel: 0 3253 6888 Fax: 0 3253 6887
www.letussea.com), 40 rooms: 2,222-11,111 baht
Luna Hut Resort (≈Ÿπà“Œ—∑ √’ Õ√å∑) (Khao Takiap)
80/1 Mu Ban Khao Takiap, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel:
0 3253 6802), 52 rooms: 850-3,500 baht
7272
Napapan Beach House (∫â“πæ—°π¿“æ√√≥) 144/4-6
Nong Kae-Takiap Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251
2331 Fax: 0 3251 3552 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2373 2109,
08 1943 4787 Fax: 0 2373 6305 www.baannapapan.th.gs),
8 rooms: 1,500-5,500 baht
O Saran (Õ √“≠) 85 Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 08
1442 2442, 0 2278 5432), 3 houses: 6,000-15,000 baht
Chom Tawan Resort (™¡µ–«—π √’ Õ√å∑) 88 Takiap TaiMu Ban Hua Don Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251
1873 Fax: 0 3251 7269 www.chomtawan.net), 30 rooms:
1,200 baht
Smor Spa Village and Resort ( ¡Õ√å ª“ «‘≈‡≈®)
122/64 Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3253
6800, 0 3253 6880 Fax: 0 3253 6464 www.smorspa
huahin.com),16 rooms: 2,400-8,000 baht
Supatra Hua Hin Resort ( ÿ¿—∑√“ À—«À‘π √’ Õ√å∑)
143/18 Takiap-Nong Kae Road, Khao Takiap, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 3362, 0 3253 6893-4, 0 3253
6896-7 www.supatraresort.com), 18 rooms: 4,000-10,700
baht
Takiab Beach Resort (µ–‡°’¬∫ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 33/5-6 Khao
Takiap-Nong Kae Road, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3251
2639, 0 3253 6305 Fax: 0 3251 5899 www.takiabbeach
Thana Chat Guesthouse (∏π™“µ‘ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) (Near Wat
Khao Takiap) 178/5 Naret Damri Road (Tel: 08 7053 3325,
08 6702 6670), 18 rooms: 650-2,500 baht
Aleenta Resort (Õ≈’πµ“ √’ Õ√å∑) 183 Mu 4 Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3261 8333 Fax: 0 3257 0220
Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2508 5333 Fax 0 2519 2184
www.aleenta.com), 21 rooms: 8,000-14,500 baht
Baan Bali Beach Resort (∫â“π∫“À≈’ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 168/1
Mu 3 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0788, 08 9804
2295, 08 1736 3230 Fax: 0 3263 0789 www.baanbalibeach
Baan Lon Sai (∫â“π≈Õπ∑√“¬) 169/2 Mu 3 Tambon
7373
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 08 1720 2306, 0 3263 0582
www.baanlonsai.com), 8 rooms: 1,000-1,800 baht
Bacchus Home Resort (·∫§§— ‚Œ¡ √’ Õ√å∑) 478/7
Mu 2 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 2287-8 Fax:
0 3263 2286, Bangkok office Tel: 0 2884 4478, 0 2884
3545 Fax: 0 2884 3665 www.bacchushomeresort.com),
65 rooms: 2,200-25,000 baht
Ban Hat Pran (∫â“πÀ“¥ª√“≥) 8/8 Mu 5 Tambon Pak
Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 1435, 08 9912 3092), 15 rooms:
800-1,000 baht
Ban Kramom Thong (∫â “ π°√–À¡à Õ ¡∑Õß) (‡≈¬«— ¥
‡¢“°–‚À≈°) Mu 4 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263
1725-6), 20 rooms: 1,000-1,200 baht
Ban Phak Saeng Hiran 1, 2 (∫â“πæ—°· ßÀ‘√—≠ Ò, Ú)
(Khao Kalok) 129 Mu 4 Liap Chai Hat Road, Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 1728), 13rooms: 500-1,200
baht (By the sea)
Ban Phak Sai Lom Pran (∫â“πæ—° “¬≈¡ª√“≥) (Khao
Kalok) 63/679 Liap Chai Hat Naresuan Road (Tel: 0 3263
1679, 08 1487 6983), 9 rooms: 1,000-2,000 baht (By the sea)
Ban Pran Resort (∫â“πª√“≥√’ Õ√å∑) 155 Mu 4 Hat Pak
Nam Pran-Khao Kalok, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Pak
Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 1598-9 Fax: 0 3263 1599 Bangkok
Tel: 0 2398 0458, 0 2361 4209 www.banpranresort.com),
25 rooms: 1,500-3,500 baht
Ban Rim Hat (∫â“π√‘¡À“¥) 163 Phetkasem Road at
Km.246, 15 kms. south of Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3257 2079,
08 1612 6770), 11 rooms: 1,500-3,500 baht
Ban Thai Laem Ket (∫â“π‰∑¬·À≈¡‡°¥) 9/19 Mu 3
Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 1656, 08 1941 1210
Fax: 0 3262 2917), 3 houses, 5 rooms: 800-3,000 baht
Beauty Beach Resort (∫‘«µ’È ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 119 Mu 4
Tambon Pak Nam Pran, Khao Kalok Beach (Tel: 0 3263
1732, 08 1848 3527 Fax: 0 3263 1733 www.beautybeach
resort.com), 12 rooms, 7 houses: 1,300-2,700 baht
Boat House Resort (∫â“π‡√◊Õª√“≥√’ Õ√å∑) 165/6 Mu 3
Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0613, 08 3108 0260
www.boathousepran.com), 9 houses: 1,600-2,500 baht
7474
Chaemsawang Beach Resort (·®à¡ «à“ß ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑)
168 Mu 3 Soi Wongwan, Liap Chai Hat Road, Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257 0050, 08 1943 1520, 08 9611
7140 Fax: 0 3257 0050 www.jamsawang.com), 10
bungalows: 2,500-3,000 baht
Tonto Resort Chatelet (µâπ‚µ √’ Õ√å∑ ™“‡µÕ‡≈µå) 166
Mu 3 Liap Chai Hat Naresuan Road, Tambon Pak Nam
Pran (Tel: 0 3257 0108, 08 1194 2884 www.tonto
Chin Minitel (™‘π¡‘π‘‡∑≈) 5/27 Mu 4 Phrai Ngam
Road, Tambon Khao Yoi (Tel: 0 3262 3687, 08 7763 7498),
China Inn (‰™πà“ Õ‘ππå) 163/2 Mu 6 Tambon Khao
Yoi (Tel: 08 7170 0213), 11 rooms: 360 baht
Chom Tha-le (∫â“π™¡∑–‡≈) 152 Mu 4 Tambon Pak
Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0559, 08 1190 1927 Fax: 0 3263
0530), 10 rooms: 1,500 baht
Dusita Resort (¥ÿ ‘µ“ √’ Õ√å∑) 290-9 Mu 4 Hat Pak
Nam-Khao Kalok, Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263
0641-4, 08 1720 6764, Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2441
4891www.dusita-resort.com), 45 rooms: 1,500-4,000 baht
The Evason Hua Hin (¥‘ ‡Õ«“´Õπ À—«À‘π) 9 Mu 5 Pak
Nam Pran, Liap Chai Tha-le, Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel:
0 3263 2111 Fax: 0 3263 2112 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2631
9777 www.sixsenses.com), 185 rooms: 5,750-16,000 baht
Foresta Resort Pran Buri (øÕ‡√ µâ“ √’ Õ√å∑ ª√“≥∫ÿ√’)
169/5 Mu 3 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0678,
08 1420 8421 Fax: 0 3263 0678 www.forestaresort.com),
9 rooms: 2,300-4,400 baht
Golden Pine (‚°≈‡¥âπ ‰æπå) 454/25-26 Mu 2 Liap Chai
Hat Naresuan Road, Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263
2401-9 Fax: 0 3263 2400 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2267
9993-4 Fax: 0 2267 9995 www.goldenpinebeach.com),
Hill Beach Resort (Œ‘≈≈å ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 273 Mu 4 Pak
Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0532), 14 rooms: 690-1,500 baht
7575
Hong Khun Guesthouse (ÀâÕß§ÿ≥ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 507
Mu 6 Tambon Wang Phong (Tel: 08 5180 5494), 9 rooms:
400 baht
Hua Hin Cliff View (À—«À‘π §≈‘ø «‘«) 101 Mu 1 Bo
Kaew Road, Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257 2314-5
Fax: 0 3257 2315), 70 rooms: 1,500-6,400 baht
Hua Plee Lazy Beach (À—«ª≈’ ‡≈´’Ë ∫’™) 163 Mu 4
Ban Nong Bua, Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0555,
08 1734 4343 Fax: 0 3257 0076 Bangkok Tel: 0 2511 1397
www.huapleelazybeach.com), 6 rooms: 3,300-7,000 baht
Imsook Resort (Õ‘Ë¡ ÿ¢ √’ Õ√å∑) 33 Mu 3 Liap Chai
Hat Naresuan Road, Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257
0152, 08 9837 5122 www.imsookresort.com), 7 rooms:
Khrua Sisunan (§√—«»√’ ÿπ—π∑å) (Tel: 0 3255 9323, 08
1334 1011), 15 rooms: 3-8 persons/room , 800-900 baht
Kinnari Hotel (°‘ππ√’ ‚Œ‡∑≈) 59/12 Mu 1 Rat Bamrung
Road, Tambon Khao Noi (Tel: 0 3262 3498), 16 rooms:
300-600 baht
King Kanchana (ÀâÕßæ—°°‘ßË °“≠®π“) 70/17 Mu 1 Rattha
Bamrung Road, Soi 16, Tambon Khao Noi (Tel: 0 3262
2686), 14 rooms: 350-400 baht
Lawana Beach Resort (≈“«“≥“ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 5/1 Mu 1
Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 2222 Fax: 0 3263
2303 www.lawanapranburi.com), 24 rooms: 2,800-12,000
baht (By the sea)
Le Bay Buri De Pran (‡≈Õ ‡∫¬å∫ÿ√’ ‡¥Õ ª√“≥) 306-9
Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 2696 8239), 4 roooms:
20,900-50,000 baht
Milford Paradise (¡‘≈øÕ√å¥ æ“√“‰¥´å) 200/3 Mu 1
Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257 2437, 0 3257 2500-2
Fax: 0 3257 2473 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2630 0850-2
www.milford.co.th), 172 rooms: 2,500-9,000 baht
Murraya Resort Pran Buri (‡¡Õ√“¬“ √’ Õ√å∑ ª√“≥∫ÿ√)’
08 1720 2306 www.murrayaresort.com), 5 rooms: 2,3006,000 baht
7676
Nang Paya Resort (π“ßæ≠“√’ Õ√å∑) 394 Mu 2 Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 2388, 08 1941 4146 Fax:
0 3263 2389 www.nangpayaresort.com), 11 rooms: 2,00012,000 baht
Orchid Garden Resort and Restaurant (ÕÕ√å§‘¥
°“√å‡¥π √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ‡√ ‡µÕ√Õß∑å) 129 Mu 4 Tambon Pak Nam
Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0728, 08 1759 4873), 6 rooms: 1,2001,500 baht
Palm Beach Resort (ª“≈å¡∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 494 Mu 2
Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 1966 www.palmbeach
pranburi.com), 10 rooms: 1,500-3,000 baht
Panali Pran Buri (ª“≥“≈’ ª√“≥∫ÿ√)’ 204 Mu 4 Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 08 1844 2484, 08 6051 2333
www.baan-panali.com), 7 rooms: 2,000-3,500 baht
(By the sea)
Pandoria Hotel (P R Hotel) (·æπ‚¥‡√’¬ ‚Œ‡∑≈ (æ’ Õ“√å
‚Œ‡∑≈)) 444/4 Mu 2 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263
1351-2), 17 rooms: 550-1,250 baht
Pattawia Resort and Spa (ªíµµ“‡«’¬ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“)
9/21 Mu 5 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257 0304-7
Fax: 0 3257 0300 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2276 7673-4,
0 2690 3488 Fax: 0 2276 6599 www.pattawiaresort.com),
166 rooms: 2,890 - 12,784 baht
Phasuk (º“ ÿ¢) 5/56-57 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Khao Noi (Tel: 0 3262 2300, 0 3262 2287), 37 rooms:
250-500 baht
Phunsawas Palm Resort (æŸπ «— ¥‘Ï ª“≈å¡ √’ Õ√å∑)
08 9981 0505, 08 9916 2851 www.phunsawaspalm.com),
19 rooms: 2,200-7,500 baht (restaurant/cable TV/swimming
pool/meeting room/seminar)
Praseban Resort (ª√–‡ ∫—π √’ Õ√å∑) 173 Mu 4 Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0590-1 Fax: 0 3263 0589
www.prasebanresort.com), 14 rooms: 7,000-15,000 baht
Pran Buri Hotel (ª√“≥∫ÿ√’ ‚Œ‡µÁ≈) 30/9-10 Mu 2
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Khao Noi (Tel: 0 3262 2042,
0 3254 4111, 0 3262 1613 Fax: 0 3262 2910), 50 rooms:
180-270 baht
Pran Havana (ª√“π Œ“«“π“) 178 Mu 4 Tambon
7777
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257 0077, 08 1820 8333
www.pranhavana.com), 8 rooms: 3,500-4,500 baht
Pran Buri Sea Hill Resort (ª√“≥∫ÿ√’ ´’ Œ‘≈≈å √’ Õ√å∑)
20 Mu 4, Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 1765,
08 1374 5824 Fax: 0 3263 0526 www.seahillresort.com),
16 rooms: 1,500-3,500 baht
Pran Buri Forest Park («πÕÿ∑¬“πª√“≥∫ÿ√’) Mu 1
Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3262 1608, 08 9787 4812),
3 houses: 1,000-2,500 baht/night.
Pran Siri (ª√“≥ ‘√‘) 283 Mu 1 Phetkasem Road
(Tel: 0 3262 2061), 40 rooms: 280-400 baht
Pree Buran Resort (√’ Õ√å∑ ª√’∫ÿ√“≥) 169 Mu 3 Liap
Chai Hat Naresuan Road, Nong Suea, Tambon Pak Nam
Pran (Tel: 08 1348 5567, 0 3257 0101 www.preeburan.com),
6 rooms: 1,000-3,000 baht
Puranya Resort (ªÿ√“≥¬“ √’ Õ√å∑) 315 Mu 4 Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0719 www.puranaya.com),
16 rooms: 2,500-4,500 baht
Purimuntra Resort and Spa (¿Ÿ√‘¡—πµ√“ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å
ª“) 97 Mu 4 Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0550-3 Bangkok
Office Tel: 0 2392 2522-3 www.purimuntra.com),
19 rooms: 3,800-10,800 baht
Sunny Inn (´—ππ’ËÕ‘ππå) 99 Mu 11 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Nong Ta Taem (Tel: 0 3262 2710-4 Fax: 0 3262
2719 www.minitelhotel.com), 78 rooms: 670-1,250 baht
Sutthiporn Resort ( ÿ∑∏‘æ√ √’ Õ√å∑) 25 Mu 2 Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 2276 Fax: 0 3263 2277
www.sutthipornresort.com), 9 rooms: 1,000-1,500 baht
Tao Lom Resort (‡µà“≈âÕ¡ √’ Õ√å∑) 98/5 Mu 1 Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 08 9081 5181), 8 rooms: 800 baht
(700 meters far from the sea)
Tanaosri Resort (µ–π“«»√’ √’ Õ√å∑) 146/7 Mu 3
Pak Nam Pran Road, Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257
0295-8 Fax: 0 3257 0299 www.tanaosriresort.com,
www.thai.net/tanaosriresort), 64 rooms: 3,000-5,500 baht
Tuang Sook Lake Hill Resort (µ«ß ÿ¢ ‡≈§ Œ‘≈ å √’ Õ√å∑)
393 Mu 2 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 1281,
08 9610 1929, 08 1986 9512 www.tuangsookresort.com),
7878
Wara Garden («√“ °“√å‡¥âπ) Amphoe Pran Buri
(Tel: 0 3254 0255), 4 bungalows: 500 baht
Anchana Resort and Spa (Õ—≠™π“ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“)
228 Mu 4 Ban Phu Noi, Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255
1574-8 Fax: 0 2954 2984 www.anchana.com), 35 rooms:
15 houses: 4,000-11,000 baht
Baan Golden (∫â“π‚°≈‡¥âπ) 150/12 Mu 4 Tambon Sam
Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9103, Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2892
0435, 0 2448 0755, 08 1903 0467 Fax: 0 2892 0436
www.baangolden.com), 25 houses: 2,000-2,200 baht
Ban Kannika (∫â“π°√√≥‘°“√å) 139 Mu 5 Tambon Sam
Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9294 Fax: 0 3255 9294 ), 12 rooms:
600-800 baht
Ban Mai Sabuy Jit Resort (∫â“π‰¡â ∫“¬®‘µµå √’ Õ√å∑)
39 Mu 1 Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 08 1813 7716,
Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2258 3369 Fax: 0 2583 3690
www.sabuyjit.com), 20 rooms: 1,200-13,000 baht
Ban Phak Khun Ae (∫â“πæ—°§ÿ≥·Õä–) 43 Mu 5 Liap
Chai Tha-le Road, Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255
9261), 8 rooms: 500-1,500 baht (By the sea)
Baan Phak Pa Tu (∫â“πæ—°ªÑ“µÿä) Hat Sam Roi Yot,
Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9302, 08 7998 0170
www.baanpatu.com), 8 rooms: 800-1,500 baht (Boat Trip
to Ko Nom Sao, Ko Kho Ram, fishing)
Ban Phak Saeng Duean (∫â“πæ—°· ß‡¥◊Õπ) Mu 4
Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9134), 5 rooms:
800-2,500 baht
Ban Phak Sut Khop Fa (∫â“πæ—° ÿ¥¢Õ∫øÑ“) 1/1 Mu 2
Hat Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9051-2), 10 rooms (5-6
persons): 1,200 baht, 2 rooms (30-50 persons): 3,500-5,500
baht
Ban Pu Lakhon Resort (∫â“πªŸ≈–§Õπ √’ Õ√å∑) (Hat Ban
Bang Pu) 99/9 Mu 8 Chai Hat Ban Bang Pu, Tambon Sam
Roi Yot (Tel: 08 1548 3950, 08 1547 9610, 08 1593 6102
www.banpulakhorn.com), 10 rooms: 3,000-4,200 baht
7979
(By the sea)
Ban Sabai Chai Tha-le (∫â“π ∫“¬ ™“¬∑–‡≈) 231
Mu 4 Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 08 9032 7222 Fax:
0 3255 9265 www.bansabaichaitalay.com), 20 rooms:
1,090-3,300 baht
Bang Pu Bay Resort (∫“ßªŸ ‡∫¬å √’ Õ√å∑) 133 Mu 8
Sam Roi Yot, Tambon Bang Pu (Tel: 0 3262 2165),
18 rooms: 850-1,400 baht
Bay View Laguna Beach Resort (‡∫¬å «‘« ≈“°Ÿπà“∫’™
√’ Õ√å∑) 133 Ban Bang Pu, Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel:
0 3262 2165, 0 3262 2211, 08 1943 9882), 20 rooms:
1,400-1,800 baht
Blue Beach Resort (∫≈Ÿ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 185 Mu 5 Tambon
Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9314-5), 9 rooms: 900-2,800
baht
Brassiere Cozy Hotel (∫√“‡´’¬ ‚§´’Ë ‚Œ‡∑≈) 210 Mu 5
Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3263 0554-5, 08 1734 4343,
Bangkok Tel: 0 2511 1397 www.brassierebeach.com),
12 rooms: 4,725-11,500 baht
Chaba Thai Resort (™∫“‰∑¬√’ Õ√å ∑ ) 172 Mu 1
Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 08 1818 0469, 08 6998 6262
www.chabathairesort.com), 15 rooms: 1,500-2,500 baht
Chai Ari Beach Resort (™—¬Õ“√’ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 48 Mu 1
Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 08 1929 9816 www.chaiaree
beachresort.com), 15 rooms: 1,500-2,500 baht (By the sea)
Che Mun Ban Phak (‡®ä¡≈Ÿ ∫â“πæ—°) 170 Mu 5 Tambon
Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9301, 08 6013 9795), 2 rooms:
1,200-3,500 baht
Dolphin Bay Resort (¥Õ≈øîòπ ‡∫¬å √’ Õ√å∑) 227 Mu 4
Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9333 0 3255 9360 Fax:
0 3255 9361 www.dolphinbayresort.com), 58 rooms:
1,490-6,800 baht
Disaster Protect and Relieve Center (»Ÿπ¬åªÑÕß°—π
·≈–∫√√‡∑“ “∏“√≥–¿—¬) Mu 5 Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 08 9700
4631, 08 9645 1565 Fax: 0 3255 9184), 4 rooms: 1,000
baht (By the sea)
Gaffil Resort (°“√åøî« å √’ Õ√å∑) 63 Mu 1 Tambon Sam
Roi Yot (Tel: 08 1943 0241), 14 rooms: 800-1,200 baht
8080
The Green Beach Resort (‡¥Õ– °√’π ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 232
Mu 5 Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9138, 08 1803
1749, 08 0441 0891, 08 1331 5300 Fax: 0 3255 9139
www.thegreenbeachresort.com), 50 rooms: 1,200-3,000 baht
Kalamona Resort (°“≈“‚¡≈“ √’ Õ√å∑) 85 Mu 1 Tambon
Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 08 1371 4562, Bangkok (Tel: 0 2391
4474 www.kalamona.com), 13 rooms: 2,200-2,800 baht
La A Na Tu Bed and Bakery (≈“‡Õπ“µŸ ‡∫¥ ·Õπ¥å
‡∫‡°Õ√’)Ë 234 Mu 2 Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 08 1731 8688,
08 1731 8689 www.laanatu.com), 10 rooms: 4,888-10,000
baht
Lealawadee Resort (≈’≈“«¥’ √’ Õ√å∑) 233 Mu 4 Tambon
Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9359 Fax: 0 3255 9334
www.lealawadee.com), 18 rooms: 1,290-2,890 baht
The Privacy Beach Resort & Spa Hua Hin (‡¥Õ–
‰æ√‡«Õ√å´’Ë ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“ À—«À‘π) 252 Mu 3 Tambon
Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9434-45 Fax: 0 3255 9445
Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2515 0060-2 www.theprivacybeach
Sam Roi Yot Cabana ( “¡√âÕ¬¬Õ¥ §“∫“πà“) 24 Mu 2,
Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9159, 08 9915 4279), 8 houses:
800-1,500 baht
Sam Roi Yod Holiday Resort ( “¡√âÕ¬¬Õ¥ ŒÕ≈‘‡¥¬å
√’ Õ√å∑) 181 Mu 4 Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9364
Fax: 0 3255 9365 www.samroiyodresort.com), 28 rooms:
2,000-6,900 baht (included breakfast)
Sam Roi Yot National Park (Õÿ∑¬“π·Ààß™“µ‘ “¡√âÕ¬
¬Õ¥) Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3261 9078, 0 3282 1568.
Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2562 0760 www.dnp.go.th),
8 houses at Khao Daeng and Hat Laem Sala: 1,200-3,000
baht, tents: 250-500 baht
Sea View Lodge (´’«‘« ≈Õ¥å®) 178 Liap Tha-le Road,
Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255 9034-5, 08 1832 9934),
4 rooms: 3,000 baht (By the sea)
Hat Kham Homestay (À“¥¢“¡ ‚Œ¡ ‡µ¬å) 3/2 Mu 8
Ban Phu Bon, Tambon Hat Kham (Tel: 08 9411 9374), 5
rooms: 400-800 baht (By the sea)
8181
Kui Buri National Park (Õÿ∑¬“π·Ààß™“µ‘°¬ÿ ∫ÿ√)’ Tambon
Hat Kham (Tel: 08 9676 0231, 0 3264 6292), 2 rooms:
1,800 baht, tent 30 baht/person
Little Home Beach (≈‘µ‡µ‘≈È ‚Œ¡∫’™) 18/1 Mu 3 Tambon
Kui Buri Nuea (Tel: 0 3268 2777 www.sanook.com),
Ruam Thai Homestay Village Tourist Service
Center (»Ÿπ¬å∫√‘°“√π—°∑àÕß‡∑’Ë¬«À¡Ÿà∫â“π√«¡‰∑¬‚Œ¡ ‡µ¬å) Mu 7
Tambon Hat Kham (Tel: 08 5266 1601), 4 rooms:
800-1,200 baht
Tham Sai View Resort (∂È”‰∑√ «‘« √’ Õ√å∑) 5 Mu 1
Tambon Khao Daeng (Tel: 08 9546 7203, 08 6281 3136),
3 rooms: 1,500-2,500 baht
(Prachuap Khiri Khan Town)
(Õ”‡¿Õ‡¡◊Õßª√–®«∫§’√’¢—π∏å)
Ao Noi Beach Resort (Õà“«πâÕ¬∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 206 Liap
Tha-le Road, Tambon Ao Noi (Tel: 0 3260 1350, 0 3260
1354), 8 rooms: 600-800 baht
Ao Noi Sea View (Õà“«πâÕ¬ ´’«‘«) 202/3 Mu 2 Tambon
Ao Noi (Tel: 08 1401 6001, 08 9615 9012 www.aownoi
seaview.com), 11 rooms: 800-1,500 baht
Ao Manao (Õà“«¡–π“«) Accommodation should be
reserved in advanced at the 5th Squadron (Tel: 0 3266
1088-9 www.wing5.rtaf.mi.th), 112 rooms: 900-3,800 baht
Araya Resort (Õ“√¬“ √’ Õ√å∑) 344/1 Tambon Khlong
Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1252, 08 1858 7477 www.araya
resort.com), 28 rooms: 800-1,600 baht
Baan Rim Talae (∫â“π√‘¡∑–‡≈) (Near Ao Manao)
418/3 Mu 1 Rim Tha-le Road, Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel:
0 3266 1734, 0 3261 1919, 08 1856 2752, 08 1941 4721
www.baanrimtalaeresort.com), 10 rooms: 800-2,000 baht
(By the sea)
Baan Tid Had Resort (∫â“πµ‘¥À“¥ √’ Õ√å∑) (Bun
Srang-A-ngun Guesthouse ∫ÿ≠ √â“ß-Õßÿàπ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 68 Mu 1
Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1200, 0 3266 1268,
08 1527 4923 www.baantidhadresort.9nha.com),
21 rooms, 10 houses: 500-2,000 baht
8282
Ban Bang Nang Rom (∫â“π∫“ßπ“ß√¡) 137/1 Suan Son
Road, Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3260 4841, 08 7040 4946),
7 rooms: 700-1,000 baht
Ban Bueng Hotel (‚√ß·√¡∫â“π∫÷ß) 147/1 Tambon Ao
Noi (Tel: 0 3260 2423, 08 6300 2362), 20 rooms: 200350 baht
Ban Chao Le Resort & Relax Massage (∫â“π™“«‡≈
√’ Õ√å∑ & √’·≈°·¡ ´“ ) 344/2 Mu 1 Tambon Khlong Wan
(Tel: 0 3232 2100, 08 6790 4264 Fax: 0 3233 8820)
Ban Chompu (∫â“π™¡¿Ÿ) (Near the city pillar and
Khao Chong Krachok) 119/2 Soi Christ Church Phithak
Chat Road, Tambon Prachup (Tel: 0 3260 3871, 08 9995
9773 www.baanchomphu.com), 12 rooms: 500-700 baht
Ban Forty Resort (∫â“πøÕ√åµ’È √’ Õ√å∑) 555/3 PrachuapKhlong Wan Road, Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1437
Fax: 0 3266 1437), 22 rooms: 800-1,200 baht
Ban Duang Chan (∫â“π¥«ß®—π∑√å) 255/1 Tambon Ao
Noi (Tel: 0 3260 2391, 08 6757 9534), 7 rooms: 350 baht
Ban Nai Suan (∫â“π„π «π) 17/17 Mu 1 Tambon
Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 2070, 08 4162 2037), 10 rooms:
500-750 baht
Ban Phak Khura Chom Wan (∫â“πæ—°§√—«™¡«“Ã)
59/1 Mu 6 Tambon Bo Nok (Tel: 08 1857 5923), 6 rooms:
500-2,800 baht
Ban Phak Na Rong (∫â“πæ—°π“√Õß) 19 Na Rong Road
(Tel: 0 3260 4713, 0 3255 0468, 08 9415 5325), 10 rooms:
400-600 baht
Ban Phak Resort (∫â“πæ—° √’ Õ√å∑) 74 Mu 7 Tambon
Bo Nok (Tel: 08 4095 7799), 8 rooms: 500 baht
Ban Prasan Suk (∫â“πª√– “π ÿ¢) 63 Ko Lak Road,
Tambon Prachuap Khiri Khan (Tel: 0 3255 0513), 5 rooms:
500 baht
Ban Thai Hut (∫â“π‰∑Œ—∑) 30 Suan Son Road, Tambon
Prachuap Khiri Khan (Tel: 0 3260 1407, 08 6324 7726
www.9nha.com), 15 rooms: 200-1,000 baht
Camp Smart-Wagor (·§â¡ªá ¡“√å∑-À«â“°Õ) 456/1
Mu 1 Khlong Wan-Wa Ko Road, Tambon Khlong Wan
(Tel: 0 3266 1947, 0 3266 1406, 08 1303 6148), 27 rooms:
800-3,000 baht
8383
Chao Lai Hotel (‚√ß·√¡‡®â“≈“¬) 5/1 Prachuap Road,
Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3261 1255, 0 3260 1119),
Chuthamat Land View (®ÿ±“¡“» ·≈π¥å «‘«) 439 Mu 1
Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1379, 08 6505 7201),
3 rooms: 1,000-1,500 baht
Don Sai Place (¥Õπ∑√“¬‡æ≈ ) 28/1-10 Suk Chit Road,
Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3260 4460, 0 3255 0508, 08 9914
9929), 13 rooms: 200-400 baht (Near Ao Manao)
Golden Beach (‚°≈‡¥âπ ∫’™) 113 Suan Son Road,
Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3260 1626, 0 3255 1199),
53 rooms: 600-1,200 baht
Fa Talay Jone (øÑ“∑≈“¬‚®√) (Near Ao Manao) 358
Mu 1 Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1162, 08 9105
0955 www.fatalayjone.com), 6 rooms: 800-1,500 baht
(By the sea)
Happy Inn (·Œªªïô Õ‘ππå) 149-159/1 Pin Anuson Road,
Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3260 1840, 0 3260 2082),
13 rooms: 400 baht (By the sea)
Hat Thong (À“¥∑Õß) 21 Su Suek Road, Tambon Ko
Lak (Tel: 0 3260 1050-6 Fax: 0 3260 1050-7
www.hadthong.com), 140 rooms: 750-1,600 baht
Inthira (Õ‘π∑‘√“) 120 Phithak Chat Road (Tel: 0 3261
1814), 10 rooms: 180-300 baht
Khlong Wan Beach Resort (§≈Õß«“Ã ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑)
286/13 Mu 1 Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1880,
08 9551 5410 www.klongwanbeach.com), 13 rooms:
500-2,500 baht
Kho Wanburi Resort (‚√ß·√¡ §.«“Ã∫ÿ√’ √’ Õ√å∑) 68
Mu 1 Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1200, 08 1527
4923 www.kawanburi-resort.com), 21 rooms: 500-700
baht (By the sea)
Khrua Dao and Resort (§√— « ¥“« ·Õπ¥å √’ Õ√å ∑ )
84 Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1396, 08 1665 8023),
7 rooms: 800-2,500 baht
Khum Chao Lai (§ÿ¡
â ‡®â“≈“¬) 5/1 Prachuap Khiri Khan
Road, Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3261 1255, 0 3260 1119
Fax: 0 3260 2146), 23 rooms: 250-450 baht
8484
King MongKut Memorial Park of Science and
Technology Waghor (Õÿ∑¬“π«‘∑¬“»“ µ√åæ√–®Õ¡‡°≈â“ ≥ À«â“°Õ)
(Tel: 0 3266 1726 Fax: 0 3266 1727 www.nfe.go.th/
waghor), open from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Kui Buri Hotel and Resort (°ÿ¬∫ÿ√’ ‚Œ‡∑≈ ·Õπ¥å √’ Õ√å∑)
18/3 Mu 5 Tambon Bo Nok (Tel: 0 3282 0111-4 Fax:
0 3282 0120 www.kuiburihotelresort.com), 75 rooms:
2,200-6,500 baht
Lom Huan Bungalow (≈¡À«≈ ∫—ß°–‚≈) 15 Mu 5
Tambon Bo Nok (Tel: 08 9837 7556), 2 rooms: 400 baht
Luck House (≈—§‡Œ“ å) 98/4 Suk Chai Road (Tel:
0 3261 1480, 08 7811 9774), 8 rooms: 450 baht
Mass Trainning Center (»Ÿπ¬åΩ°ñ Õ∫√¡¡«≈™π) Tambon
Ao Noi (Tel: 0 3261 1080, 0 3261 1096), 30-400 baht
Peam Sook Resort (‡ªïò ¬ ¡ ÿ ¢ √’ Õ√å ∑ ) 714 Mu 1
Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3266 2078, 08 6902 6392
www.peamsookresort.com), 30 rooms: 600-1,500 baht
Phatthara Phon Hotel (¿—∑√æ√ ‚Œ‡∑≈) 102/1 Tambon
Ao Noi (Tel: 0 3262 2950, 08 1981 4463), 19 rooms:
350-450 baht
Pink Power Beach (æ‘ßÈ §åæ“«‡«Õ√å ∫’™) 43 Mu 5 Tambon
Bo Nok (Tel: 08 1580336, 08 6368 5099), 8 rooms:
1,000-1,500 baht
Prachup Beach (ª√–®«∫∫’™) 123 Su Suk Road,
Tambon Prachuap Khiri Khan (Tel: 0 3260 1288
www.prachuapbeach.com), 37 rooms: 650-1,000 baht
Prachup House (ª√–®«∫‡Œ“ å) 3/1 Tambon Ko Lak
(Tel: 08 1942 2305, 08 9537 3722), 8 rooms: 280-380
baht
Prachuap Place Resort (ª√–®«∫‡æ≈ √’ Õ√å ∑ )
(Near Prachuap Khiri Khan Hospital) 45/1 Soi 6 Sala
Chip Road (Tel: 0 3260 4811-2 Fax: 0 3260 4812
www.prachuabplace.net),13 rooms: 750-900 baht
Prachuap Suk (ª√–®«∫ ÿ¢) 69-71 Su Suek Road,
Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3261 1019), 12 rooms: 180-250
baht
Prasit Resort (ª√– ‘∑∏‘Ï √’ Õ√å∑) 164/2 Mu 1 Tambon
Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1023), 20 rooms: 500-1,200 baht
8585
Private Resort (‰æ√‡«∑ √’ Õ√å∑) 59 Suk Sombun Road,
Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3260 3777-8), 25 rooms: 8001,000 baht
Rai Damrong Sakun Resort and Homestay
(‰√à¥”√ß °ÿ≈ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ‚Œ¡ ‡µ¬å) 168 Nong Kham Road
(Tel: 08 1571 1180, 08 1633 6625), 7 rooms: 550-3,500
baht
Roa Mai Resort (√—È«‰¡â √’ Õ√å∑) 557 Mu 1 Waghor
Road, Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 2877 6501, 08 1811
3473 www.roamairesort.9nha.com), 20 rooms: 800-3,500
baht
ô À¬“) 239/1 Mu 16 Tambon Ao
Ruean Panya (‡√◊Õπªíπ
Noi (Tel: 08 1995 6495), 20 rooms: 400-450 baht
Suk Chai Hotel ( ÿ¢„®) 77 Suk Chai Road, Tambon
Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3260 1842, 0 3261 1158 Fax: 0 3260 1842),
Suk San ( ÿ¢ —πµå) 11 Su Suek Road, Tambon Ko Lak
(Tel: 0 3261 1145, 0 3260 1207 Fax: 0 3260 1208),
Suk Thawi Resort ( ÿ¢∑«’ √’ Õ√å∑) (Near Ao Manao)
280/4 Mu 1 Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 08 1192 0493,
08 7154 8272), 12 rooms: 600-1,500 baht
Sun Beach Guesthouse (´—π∫’™ ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 160 Chai
Thale Road (Tel: 0 3260 4770, 08 9260 3378
www.sunbeach-guesthouse.com), 10 rooms: 700-900 baht
Tamonglai Resort (µ“¡àÕß≈à“¬ √’ Õ√å∑) 12/1 Suan Son
Road, Tambon Ao Noi, (Tel: 0 3255 0551, 0 3260 2332
Fax: 0 3260 2332, www.tamonglairesort.com), 14 rooms:
400-700 baht
Thana Cabana (∏π“ §“∫“πà“) 556 Mu 1 Khlong WanWa Ko Road, Tambon Khlong Wan (Tel: 0 3266 1789,
0 3266 1915, 08 1836 2768 www.tana-cabana.com),
9 houses: 1,000-1,800 baht
Thanaphon Hotel (‚√ß·√¡∏π“¿√≥å) 127/22 Suk Chai
Road, Tambon Ko Lak (Tel: 0 3261 1552, 08 6560 9662),
12 rooms: 350 baht
Thanks Bed and Breakfast (‚√ß·√¡ ·µß å ‡∫¥ ·Õπ¥å
‡∫√°ø“ ∑å) 133/7 Maharat Road (Tel: 0 3261 1377, 08 1857
4821), 15 rooms: 360-800 baht
8686
Warawan Resort («√“«√√≥ √’ Õ√å∑) 23/45 Nong
Kham Road (Tel: 0 3260 4888, 08 1845 6863
www.warawan-resort.com), 50 rooms: 550-1,200 baht
X 2 (§√Õ ∑Ÿ °ÿ¬∫ÿ√’) Mu 13 Tambon Ao Noi (Tel:
0 3260 1412 Fax: 0 3260 3429, Bangkok Office Tel:
0 2696 8239 Fax: 0 2696 8202 www.x2resort.com),
23 rooms: 5,200-28,880 baht
Yutichai (¬ÿµ‘™—¬) 115 Kong Kiat Road (Tel: 0 3261
1055 Fax: 0 3260 1755), 19 rooms: 160-400 baht
Arun resort (Õ√ÿ≥ √’ Õ√å∑) 133/1 Mu 2 Tambon Na
Hu Kwang (Tel: 08 1961 7879), 8 rooms: 200-600 baht
Ban Kaeo (∫â“π·°â«) 141/8 Tambon Na Hu Kwang
(Tel: 0 3267 1168), 8 rooms: 300-350 baht
Chan Ruean (™“π‡√◊Õπ) 37 Mu 3 Liap Chai Tha-le
Road, Tambon Thap Sakae (Tel: 0 3267 1890, 0 3267
1411), 40 rooms: 300-1,000 baht
Chawalit (™«≈‘µ) 38 Mu 6 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Thap Sakae (Tel: 0 3254 6404-5 Fax: 0 3261 1734),
Chom Duan Resort (™¡‡¥◊ Õ π √’ Õ√å ∑ ) 40 Mu 3
Tambon Huai Yang (Tel: 0 3257 4464, 08 9800 8487,
08 1880 8743 http://chomduanresort.9nha.com), 10 rooms:
390-450 baht
Ekkhanek Resort (‡Õ°‡¢π° √’ Õ√å∑) 141/1 Mu 7
Tambon Na Hu Kwang (Tel: 0 3281 5239, 08 1685 5544),
Hat Surin Member Club (À“¥ ÿ√‘π∑√å ‡¡¡‡∫Õ√å§≈—∫)
132 Mu 5 Tambon Huai Yang (Tel: 08 1909 5704, 0 2412
9734), 10 rooms: 1,000 baht (By the sea)
Huai Yang Beach Resort (Àâ«¬¬“ß ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 74/3
Mu 7 Tambon Huai Yang (Tel: 0 3257 4525, 08 1855 5408,
9500 Fax: 0 2941 1193 www.huayyangbeachresort.com),
11 rooms: 1,000-2,500 baht
Huai Yang Waterfall National Park (Õÿ∑¬“π·Ààß™“µ‘
87
87
πÈ”µ°Àâ«¬¬“ß) Huai Yang Waterfall National Park, Tambon
Huai Yang, Amphoe Huai Yang, Prachuap Khiri Khan
77130 or Tel: 0 3261 9743 or National Park, Wildlife and
Plant Conservation Department, Bang Khen, Bangkok.
Tel: 0 2562 0760 www.dnp.go.th.
Jack Beach Resort (·®Á§ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 56/4 Mu 7
Tambon Huai Yang (Tel: 0 3257 4303 Fax: 0 3257 4304
www.jackbeachresort.com), 20 houses: 1,200-1,400 baht
Laem Kum Beach Resort & Seafood (·À≈¡°ÿà¡
∫’™√’ Õ√å∑ & ´’øŸÑ¥) 70/1 Mu 2 Tambon Na Hu Kwang (Tel:
08 9914 4009, 0 3281 5225-6 Fax: 0 3281 5224
www.laemkum.com), 16 rooms: 1,500-2,200 baht
Malai Asia Resort (¡“≈—¬ ‡Õ‡™’¬ √’ Õ√å∑) 53/2 Mu 2 Ban
Don Sai, Tambon Na Hu Kwang (Bangkok Office Tel:
0 2679 7127-36, 08 1916 1217 Fax: 0 2287 1457
www.malaiasia.com), 16 rooms and 3 bungalows: 9801,980 baht
Nisha Ville Resort and Spa (≥‘™“ «‘≈≈å √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å
ª“) 333 Mu 7 Ban Huai Yang Tambon Huai Yang (Tel:
0 3261 6333, 08 9535 4446, Bangkok Tel: 0 2508 5335
Fax: 0 2508 5336 www.nishaville.com), 36 rooms: 6,25034,800 baht (For the boat trip, contact Wanakon National
Park Tel: 0 3261 9030)
Rocky Point Resort (√ÁÕ§°’ÈæÕ¬∑å √’ Õ√å∑) 90/1 Mu 7
Thale Laem Kum Na Hu Kwang (Tel: 0 3281 5299,
0 3281 5300, 08 5426 9577 www.rockypointresort.net),
16 rooms: 1,300-5,000 baht
Song Rao Hotel ( Õß‡√“ ‚Œ‡∑≈) 45/9 Mu 1 Tambon
Saeng Arun (Tel: 0 3257 4554, 08 1255 2294, 08 9138
2294), 24 rooms: 450-740 baht
Suk Ta Resort ( ÿ¢µ“ √’ Õ√å∑) 157/3 Mu 7 Ban Nong
Phai Lom Road, Tambon Huai Yang (Tel: 0 3257 4265,
08 1563 4939), 14 rooms: 800-5,000 baht
Thap Sakae (∑— ∫ –·°) 39/77 Phetkasem Road
(Tel: 0 3254 6242), 33 rooms: 400-500 baht
Suk Kasem ( ÿ¢‡°…¡) 39/15 Mu 6 Sukhaphiban Road
(Tel: 0 3267 1598), 15 rooms: 100 baht
88
88
Wanakon National Park (Õÿ∑¬“π·Ààß™“µ‘À“¥«π°√)
Tambon Huai Yang (Tel: 0 3260 2654 Bangkok Office
Tel: 0 2562 0760 www.dnp.go.th), there are houses and
tents: 200-400 baht; Kasetsat Universityûs bungalows in
the park (Tel: 0 2 579 0520, 0 2942 8111), 4 bungalows
and tents: 2,000-2,500 baht
Ban Khiao Beach Resort (∫â“π‡¢’¬« ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 217
Mu 2 Tambon Thongchai (Tel: 0 3269 5112, 08 1378 7520
Fax: 0 3269 5482), 28 rooms: 600-3,000 baht (include
breakfast)
Ban Klang Ao Beach Resort (∫â“π°≈“ßÕà“« ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑)
300 Mu 3 Ban Krut, Tambon Thongchai (Tel: 0 3269 5086,
0 3269 5123 Fax: 0 3269 5430 www.baanklangaow
resort.com, www.baanklangaow.net), 48 bungalows:
2,000-3,800 baht
Ban Krut Acadia Resort and Spa (∫â“π°√Ÿ¥ Õ“‡§‡¥’¬√å
√’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 333/2 Mu 3 Tambon Thong Chai Bang
Saphan (Tel: 0 3269 5101, 0 3269 5095 Fax: 0 3269
5101www.bgaresort.com), 60 rooms: 1,200-10,000 baht
Ban Krut Resort (∫â“π°√Ÿ¥ √’ Õ√å∑) 212 Mu 2 Tambon
Thong Chai (Tel: 08 1421 1186 Fax: 0 3269 5076
www.bankrutresort.com), 19 rooms: 900-5,000 baht
Ban Krut Youth Hostel (∫â “ πæ— ° ‡¬“«™ππ“π“™“µ‘
∫â“π°√Ÿ¥) (90 kms from Hua Hin) 123 Ban Krut-Khok Ta
Hom Road, Tambon Thongchai (Tel: 0 3261 9103, 0 3269
5525, 08 9121 6857 Bangkok Office Tel: 08 4134 1155
Fax: 0 2371 1986 www.thailandbeach.com), 54 rooms:
800-2,900 baht
Ban Krut Resort (∫â“π°√Ÿ¥ √’ Õ√å∑) 212 Mu 2 Tambon
Thongchai (Tel: 08 1421 1186 Fax: 0 3269 5076
www.bankrutresort.com), 19 rooms: 900-5,000 baht
Ban Montra Beach Resort (∫â“π¡πµ√“ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑)
333/1 Mu 3 Tambon Thong Chai, Bang Saphan (Tel:
0 3269 5294, 08 9519 0770 Fax: 0 3269 5295
www.montrabeachresort.com), 18 rooms: 2,000-6,000
baht
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89
Ban Phak Im Suk (∫â“πæ—°Õ‘Ë¡ ÿ¢) 199 Mu 8 Klang
Na Road, Tambon Mae Ramphueng, Bang Saphan (Tel:
0 3269 1242, 08 5183 1888), 16 rooms: 500-1,000 baht
Ban Phak Rim Nam (∫â“πæ—°√‘¡πÈ”) 614 Tambon
Phong Prasan, Bang Saphan (Tel: 0 3269 2323), 10 rooms,
7 houses: 400-800 baht
Ban Phak Rim Thang (∫â“πæ—°√‘¡∑“ß) 53/2 Mu 3
Tambon Thong Mongkhon, Bang Saphan (Tel: 08 4012
2453), 7 rooms: 300-400 baht
Ban Phrao Thai Resort (∫â“πæ√â“«‰∑¬ √’ Õ√å∑) 176/7
Mu 3 Hat Ban Krut, Tambon Thongchai (Tel: 08 9682
4484 www.proudthairesort.com), 8 rooms: 700-1,000 baht
Banito Beach (∫“π‘‚µ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) (∫â“πÀ“¥ «¬πÈ”„ ) 283
Hat Ban Krut, Klang Ao Road, Tambon Thong Chai (Tel:
0 3269 5282-3 Fax: 0 3265 5282 Bangkok Tel: 0 2946
2175-6 Fax: 0 2946 2177 www.banitobeach.com),
Bang Saphan Resort (∫“ß –æ“π√’ Õ√å ∑ ) 36/1-2
Tambon Mae Ramphueng (Tel: 0 3269 1152-3 Fax: 0 3269
1312), 40 rooms: 500-900 baht
Bay View Beach Resort (‡∫¬å «‘« ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 13 Mu 9
Tambon Thong Chai (Tel: 0 3269 5566-7, 08 1922 3132
Fax: 0 3269 5567 www.bayviewbeachresort.com),
35 rooms: 1,400-6,400 baht
Benchawan Bungalow (‡∫≠®«√√≥ ∫—ß°–‚≈) 100/1
Mu 5 Liap Chai Tha-le, Tambon Mae Ramphueng (Tel:
0 3269 1158, 0 3296 1919 Fax: 0 3269 1158), 12 rooms:
1,500-2,000 baht
Coconut Garden Bungalow (‚§‚§π—∑ °“√å‡¥âπ∑å ∫—ß°–‚≈)
176/5 Mu 3 Hat Ban Krut, Tambon Thong Chai, (Tel:
0 3269 5397, 08 1916 1722 Fax: 0 3269 5397
www.coconutthailand.com), 22 rooms: 300-2,500 baht
(By the sea)
Coral Bungalow (§Õ√—≈ ∫—ß°–‚≈) 171 Mu 9 Bang
Saphan, Tambon Phong Prasat (Tel: 0 3269 1667, 08 1904
2092 www.coral-hotel.com), 34 rooms: 1,210-4,410 baht
Daeng Bungalow (·¥ß∫—ß°–‚≈) 144 Tambon Phong
Prasat, Bang Saphan (Tel: 08 9207 8917), 4 rooms:
300 baht
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90
Hat Sai Kaeo Resort (À“¥∑√“¬·°â« √’ Õ√å∑) 119 Mu 9
Tambon Thong Chai, Bang Saphan, 17 rooms: 800-4,000
baht
Hat Sai Khao Resort (À“¥∑√“¬¢“«√’ Õ√å∑) 189 Mu 1
Hat Don Samran-Ban Krut, Tambon Mae Ramphueng
(Tel: 0 3264 6299, 08 1880 1010 www.ilikebeach.com),
30 rooms: 1,800-3,000 baht
Hat Somboon Sea View (À“¥ ¡∫Ÿ√≥å´’«‘«) 32/1 Mu 5
Tambon Mae Ramphung (Tel: 0 3254 8343-5 Fax: 0 3254
8343), 33 rooms: 400-600 baht
Kasemsuk (‡°…¡ ÿ ¢ ) 152 Mu 9 Hat Ban Krut,
Tambon Thongchai (Tel: 0 3269 5030, 0 3265 5179,
08 1908 4829, 08 6039 5059 www.kasemsukresort.com),
28 rooms: 1,000-2,800 baht
Keereewaree Seaside Villa and Spa (§’√’«“√’ ´’‰´¥å
«‘≈≈“ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 400 Mu 3 Hat Ban Krut, Tambon Thong
Chai (Tel: 0 3269 5511, 0 2736 3571 www.keereewaree.com),
41 houses: 2,800-9,000 baht (By the sea)
Lamra Resort (≈”√à “ √’ Õ√å ∑ ) 39 Mu 9 Tambon
Thong Chai (Bangkok Office Tel: 08 1866 6310, 08 1991
9392 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2968 8391-3), 21 rooms:
1,000-2,500 baht
Nipa Beach (π‘¿“∫’™) 168/1 Mu 5 Liap Chai Tha-le
Road, Tambon Mae Ramphueng (Tel: 0 3269 1583),
10 rooms: 550-1,200 baht
Nong Fern Hong Phak (πâÕß‡øî√åπÀâÕßæ—°) Hat Don
Samran, Bang Saphan 15 rooms: 500-1,000 baht
Palm Hut Beach Resort (ª“≈å¡ Œ—∑ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 118
Mu 1 Tambon Mae Ramphueng (Tel: 08 1645 3363,
08 9672 4467 www.palmhutbeach.com), 6 rooms: 8001,500 baht
Rachavadee Baan Krut (√“™“«¥’ ∫â“π°√Ÿ¥) 98/1 Mu 7
Tambon Thong Chai (Tel: 0 3269 5155, 08 9836 4498
Fax: 0 3267 1756 www.rachavadee.com), 20 houses:
2,200-2,500 baht
Rim Hat (√‘¡À“¥) 65 Mu 2 Hat Ban Krut, Tambon
Thong Chai (Tel: 0 3269 5205-6, 08 1807 5691 Fax: 0 3269
91
91
5486 www.banrimhaad.com), 22 bungalows: 600-3,000 baht
Ruen Chan Sea View (‡√◊Õπ®—π∑√å ´’«‘«) 339 Mu 3
Tambon Thong Chai (Tel: 0 3269 5061, 0 3269 5120
Fax: 0 3269 5322), 20 rooms: 500-1,200 baht, 13 houses:
600-1,800 baht
Rung Samut (√ÿàß ¡ÿ∑√) (Hat Ban Krut) 93 Mu 2
Tambon Thong Chai (Tel: 0 3269 5045), 10 rooms:
500-600 baht (By the sea)
Sailom Resort ( “¬≈¡ √’ Õ√å∑) (Ao Mae Ramphueng)
299 Mu 5 Tambon Mae Ramphueng (Tel: 0 3269 1003,
0 3269 1110 Fax: 0 3269 1439 www.sailomresort
bangsaphan.com), 10 houses: 2,900-5,900 baht
Sala Thai Beach Resort (»“≈“‰∑¬ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 176/9
Mu 3 Hat Ban Krut, Tambon Thongchai (Tel: 0 3269 5182,
08 7058 1379 Fax: 0 3269 5182 Bangkok Tel: 0 2728 2893
www.salathai-resort.com), 40 bungalows: 600-3,000 baht
Siam Garden Beach Resort ( ¬“¡ °“√å‡¥âπ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑)
2 Mu 10 Ban Krut, Tambon Thongchai (Tel: 0 3261
9154, 08 1458 7877, 08 1759 4579 www.siamgarden
beachresort.pantown.com), 20 rooms and 4 houses:
250-3,500 baht
Siriphong Guesthouse (»‘√‘æß»å ‡° µå‡Œ“ å) 137 Mu 3
Tambon Thong Chai Bang Saphan (Tel: 0 3269 5070),
Sunlight Resort (´—π‰√∑å √’ Õ√å∑) 200 Mu 9 Phong
Prasat, Bang Saphan (Tel: 0 3281 7149, 08 7704 7809
www.sunlight.in.th), 12 rooms: 1,300-1,500 baht (Near
Ko Thalu)
Suan Anan ( «πÕπ—πµå) 1 Mu 3 Tambon Bang Saphan
Noi (Tel: 0 3269 9118), 10 rooms: 400 baht
Suan Ban Krut Beach Resort ( «π∫â“π°√Ÿ¥ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑)
278 Mu 3 Bang Saphan, Tambon Thong Chai (Tel: 0 3269
5217 Fax: 0 3269 5403 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2960
4830-1 Fax: 0 2960 4832), 47 rooms: 1,400-3,200 baht
Takkataen Garden (µ—Í°°–·µπ °“√å‡¥π) 4/19 Mu 5
Tambon Mae Ramphueng (Tel: 0 3254 8118, 08 5177 7822
www.takkataengarden.com), 10 rooms: 300-400 baht
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Tharnvara Beach Resort (∏“√«√“ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 319
Mu 3 Hat Ban Krut, Tambon Thong Chai (Tel: 0 3269 5362,
0 3269 5358-9 Fax: 0 3269 5474 Bangkok Office Tel:
08 1443 6083 Fax: 0 2721 5739 ext. 0 www. tharnvara
beachresort.com), 40 bungalows: 1,200-12,000 baht
Ton Thong Lang On Beach (µâπ∑ÕßÀ≈“ßÕÕπ∫’™)
66/1 Mu 9 Tambon Phong Prasat (Tel: 0 3261 9062,
08 1453 6173), 6 rooms: 300 baht
Vanveena («√√≥«’≥“ ∫—ß°–‚≈) 163 Mu 5 Tambon
Mae Ramphueng (Tel: 0 3269 1251, 0 3254 8356-7
Fax: 0 3269 1548 www.vanveena.com), 67 rooms:
270-1,500 baht
Wang Thong (∫â“πæ—°«—ß∑Õß) 89/1 Mu 2 Ban Bo
Thonglang Road, Tambon Mae Ramphueng (Tel: 0 3269
5097), 16 rooms: 350-400 baht
Western (‡« ‡∑‘ √å π ) 111/1 Mu 5 Tambon Mae
Ramphueng (Tel: 0 3254 8530-4, 0 3269 1402, 0 3254
3416), 120 rooms and 4 bungalows: 600-1,500 baht
Baan Kamnerd Ploy (∫â“π°”‡π‘¥æ≈Õ¬) 1/1 Mu 5
Tambon Pathiew, Amphoe Pathiew, Chumporn
(Tel: 0 7764 0630, 08 9444 0400, 08 6899 2382
www.baankamnerdploy.com), 1,800-5,500 baht
(Kayaking, Diving, ATV Car, Swimming Pool)
Baan Prim Resort (∫â“πª√‘¡ √’ Õ√å∑) 21/2 Mu 3 Ban
Fang Daeng, Tambon Sai Thong (Tel: 08 9822 2866,
08 9914 9477 www.baanprim.tk), 4 houses, 7 rooms:
400-1,200 baht
Ban Lung Muan (∫â“π≈ÿß¡«≈) (Near Ko Thalu) 79
Mu 3 Tambon Bang Saphan (Tel: 0 3269 9199, 08 6337
5309 www.taluisland.net), 20 rooms: 500-3,500 baht
Ban Maprao Resort Ko Talu (∫â“π¡–æ√â“« √’ Õ√å∑
‡°“–∑–≈ÿ) 111/1 Mu 10 Tambon Bang Saphan (Tel: 0 3244
2636, 08 1452 6341, 08 9918 3715, 08 9744 5639
www.taluisland.com), package tour 2 days 1 night: 2,6004,300 baht and 3 days 2 nights: 4,400-7,600 baht
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93
Ban Phim Resort (∫â“πæ‘¡æå √’ Õ√å∑) 71/1 Mu 3
Tambon Bang Saphan (Tel: 0 3269 9086 www.phim
resort.com), 5 houses: 800-2,500 baht
Ban Prim Resort (∫â“πª√‘¡ √’ Õ√å∑) 21/2 (Mu Ban
Fang Daeng) Mu 3 Tambon Saithong (Tel: 08 9822 2866,
08 9914 9477 www.baanprim.tk) 4 houses, 7 rooms:
400-1,200 baht
Ban Sai Thong Beach Resort (∫â“π∑√“¬∑Õß ∫’™
√’ Õ√å∑) 15/4 Mu 5 Hat Bang Boet, Tambon Sai Thong
(Tel: 08 1894 0410, 08 7151 1129 www.bansaithong.
9nha.com), 30 rooms: 1,500-3,500 baht
Bang Boet Resort (∫“ß‡∫‘¥√’ Õ√å∑) 103 Tambon Sai
Thong (Tel: 0 3261 9035 Fax: 0 3261 9035), 20 rooms:
Bang Boet Taeng Wan (∫“ß‡∫‘¥ ·µßÀ«“π) 104 Mu 5
Hat Bang Boet, Tambon Sai Thong (Tel: 0 3269 0076,
08 7900 0510), 10 rooms: 300 baht
Bunchu Bangburd Resort and B.J. Bungalow (∫ÿ≠
™Ÿ∫“ß‡∫‘¥ √’ Õ√å∑·≈–∫’‡® ∫—ß°–‚≈) 102 Mu 5 Tambon Sai Thong
(Tel: 08 1921 9660, 08 1309 7711 Fax: 0 3261 9112
www.bangburd.com), 36 rooms: 800-1,400 baht
Chanthima Resort Spa and Hotel (®—π∑‘¡“ √’ Õ√å∑
ª“ ·Õπ¥å ‚Œ‡∑≈) 99/8 Mu 5 Tambon Sai Thong, Hat Bang
Boet (Tel: 08 1006 8001, 08 9067 0395, 08 9486 2083),
46 rooms: 800-1,200 baht (Boat Trip to Ko Sing, Ko Sang,
Ko Lan, Spa, Thai Massage, motocycle rental)
Haad Son Beach Resort (À“¥ π ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 69 Mu 3
Tambon Bang Saphan (Tel: 0 3269 9196, 08 1856 9975,
08 6024 9956), 19 rooms: 800-3,500 baht, www.haadson
beachresort.com (By the sea, Boat Trip to Ko Thalu)
Ko Talu Island Resort (‡°“–∑–≈ÿ ‰Õ´å·≈π¥å √’ Õ√å∑)
111/1 Mu 10 Tambon Bang Saphan (Tel: 08 9918 3715
www.taluisland.com), 60 rooms: 4,100-8,000 baht
Noen Sai Ngam Resort and Spa (‡π‘π∑√“¬ß“¡ √’ Õ√å∑
·Õπ¥å ª“) 36 Mu 5 Tambon Sai Thong (Tel: 08 5024 5501,
08 6071 4380), 11 rooms: 600-1,600 baht
Sariya Palm Beach Resort ( √’≠“ª“≈å¡∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑)
Mu 3 Tambon Bang Saphan (Tel: 08 9148 6560), 8 rooms:
800-2,500 baht
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94
Star Resort ( µ“√å√’ Õ√å∑) 6/9 Mu 3 Tambon Bang
Saphan Noi (Tel: 08 1655 5748, 08 5917 2853), 7 houses:
700-2,500 baht
Restaurants
Ban Klai Wang (∫â“π„°≈â«—ß) 11 Naep Khehat Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3253 1260 (Coffee, Cake open
9.00 a.m.-7.00 p.m.)
Ban Isara (∫â“πÕ‘ √–) 7 Naep Khehat Raod, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3253 0574, 0 3251 1673, 0 3251 4517
www.itsara-huahin.com (Seafood open 10.30 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Ban Phuean (∫â“π‡æ◊ËÕπ) 3/1 Am Nuai Sin Road
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 1509 (Thai Food open
4.00 p.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Ban Pu Pen (∫â“πªŸ‡ªìπ) 33/4 Tambon Nong Kae,
Tel: 0 3251 3751, 08 5832 8444 (Thai Food, Seafood
open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Burger Kings (‡∫Õ‡°Õ√å §‘ß å) 15-15/3 Damnoen
Kasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 1429
(open 24 hrs.)
Casa del Mare, Hua Hin (§“´à“ ‡¥≈ ¡“‡√à À—«À‘π) 25/2
Soi 79-81, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251
9061-6 Fax: 0 3251 9099 www.casadelmare.net (Thai
Food, European Food open 10.00 a.m.-10 p.m.)
Chai Khao (™“¬‡¢“) 160 Mu 2 Tambon Huai Sat Yai,
Tel: 0 3282 6762, 08 0437 5550 (Thai Food open 8.00 a.m.6.00 p.m.)
Chao Le (™“«‡≈) 15 Naret Damri Road, Tambon Hua
Hin, Tel: 0 3251 3436-7 Fax: 0 3253 0610 (Thai Food,
Seafood open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Chom Thale (√â“π™¡∑–‡≈) 59/31 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3254 7253 (Thai Food, Chinese
Food open 10.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Chup Chi Wa (™ÿ∫™’«“) 2/8 Soi Hua Hin 41 Naep
Khehat Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 3380, 08 4135
5505 (Thai Food, Italien Food, Coffee, Bakery open
11.00 a.m.-12.00 p.m.)
95
95
Charoen Photchana (‡®√‘≠‚¿™π“) Naret Damri Road,
Tel: 0 3251 2168 (Thai Food)
Che An (‡®ä·Õπ) 148 Soi Hua Hin 55, Chomsin Road,
4.30 a.m.-12.00 a.m.)
Che Fai (‡®ä‰Ω) 236/33 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 3569 (Duck Noodle open 8.30 a.m.4.00 p.m.)
Che Ni (‡®äπ‘) Night Street Market, Hua Hin
Chek Pia (‡®ä°‡ªï¬ö –) 51/6 Dechanuchit Road, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 1289 (Thai Food open 6.15 a.m.3.00 p.m.)
Chon Ngoen (™â Õ π‡ß‘ π ) 59/2 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3252 0341, 0 3252 0143 (Thai
Food open 9.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
‘ “) 12/3 Soi Hua Hin 51, Naep
Chutima Cake (‡§â°™ÿµ¡
Khehat Road, Tambon, Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 2154 (open
7.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Coco (‚°‚°â ) 518 Soi Hua Hin 51 Damrongrat
Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 5597 (Thai Food,
European Food open 11.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Deja Vu Bar & Restaurant Hua Hin (‡¥™“ «Ÿ ∫“√å
·Õπ¥å ‡√ ‡µÕ√Õß∑å À—«À‘π) 1/83 Khao Takiap Road, Tambon
Nong Kae, Tel: 08 1705 2938 (open 9.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Dichy Dolphins (¥‘™™’Ë ‚¥√øîπ å) 12/10 Samophrong
European Food open 1.00 p.m.-12.00 p.m.)
Dilicy Italien (¥‘≈‘´’Ë Õ‘µ“‡≈’Ë¬π) 1/13 Sasong Road
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3253 0192 (European Food
open 9.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Du Di (¥Ÿã¥’Î) 256/10-11 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 2501 (Noodle, Thai Food open
7.00 a.m.-5.00 p.m.)
The Duke (‡¥Õ– ¥ÿä°) 3 Soi Hua Hin 51 Damrongrat
Seafood, European Food open 11.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Dune (¥Ÿππå) 5/5 Naep Khehat Road, Tambon Hua
Hin, Tel: 0 3251 5051-3 (Thai Food, European Food open
8.30 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
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96
84 Corner (84 §Õ√å‡πÕ√å) In Hua Hin Villa Market,
Phetkasem Road (Near San Paolo Hospital) (Italian Food)
Erikssons Wardsh (Õ’√‘° —π «“√å¥) 6/3-4 Am Nuai Sin
European Food, Swedish Food open 12.00 a.m.11.00 p.m.)
EU Bakery (Õ’¬Ÿ ‡∫‡°Õ√’Ë) 40-41 Am Nuai Sin Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3253 0068 (Thai Food,
The Garden (‡¥Õ– °“√å‡¥âπ) 35/35 Naep Khehat Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 5100 (Thai Food, Seafood,
Gelato (‡®≈“‚µ) 12/2 Soi Punsuk, Damnoenkasem
Road, Tel: 0 3251 3435 (open 10.30 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Hai Piang (‰Œâ‡ªï¬ß) 6/7 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 1072, 0 3251 2070 Fax: 0 3251
3236 (open 9.00 a.m.-9.30 p.m.)
Haki (Œ“°‘) 1 Damnoen Kasem Road, Tambon Hua
Hin, Tel: 0 3251 2021-38 (Japanese Food open 3.00 p.m.10.00 p.m.)
Jasmin (®— ¡‘π) 17/2 Selakham Road, Tambon Hua
Hin, Tel: 0 3253 2545 (Thai Food, European Food open
11.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Jay Khiao (‡®ä‡¢’¬«) 42 Ta Kiap Road, Tambon Nong
Kae, Tel: 0 3251 2233, 0 3253 6899, 0 3253 6900
Fax: 0 3251 4302 (Seafood open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Khai Muk Seafood (‰¢à¡ÿ°´’øŸÑ¥) (Near Sai Lom
Hotel) Phetkasem Road, Tel: 08 1899 6135
Khao Man Kai Lom Huan (¢â“«¡—π‰°à≈¡À«π) 49/5
Dechanuchit Road, Tambon Hua Hin Tel: 0 3251 3366
(open 7.00 a.m.- 2.00 p.m.)
Khao Niao Mamuang Pa Jeua (¢â“«‡Àπ’¬«¡–¡à«ß
ªÑ“‡®◊Õ) 118 Naret Damri Road, Tel: 0 3251 1704 (Mangoes
with sticky rice open 9.30 a.m.-4.00 p.m.)
Khao Niao Mamuang Mee Chai (¢â“«‡Àπ’¬«¡–¡à«ß
¡’™—¬) 57 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251
1035 (Mangoes with sticky rice open 7.00 a.m.-8.00 p.m.)
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97
Khao Suai (¢â“« «¬) (Opposite to Golden Place
Hua Hin) Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 081863
9481 (Thai food)
Khao Tom Phonelink (¢â “ «µâ ¡ ‚øπ≈‘ ß §å ) 1/33/34
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 08 1944 7275
(Seafood open 5.00 p.m.-4.00 a.m.)
Khanom Wan Ban Pa Prang (¢π¡À«“π∫â“πªÑ“ª√“ß§å)
25 Soi Hua Hin 55, Chomsin Road, Tambon Hua Hin,
Tel: 0 3251 2611 (open 11.00 a.m.-3.00 p.m.)
Khan Nam Seafood (¢— π πÈ” ´’ øŸÑ ¥ ) (At the foot of
Nong Kae Bridge) Phetkasem Road, Tel: 0 3252 2292,
0 3252 2442
Khrua Dusita and Coffee Stop (§√—«¥ÿ ‘µ“ ·Õπ¥å
§Õøøïò µäÕª) (Pa La-u) 62 Mu 5 Tambon Huai Sat Yai,
Tel: 08 9011 6043 (open 9.00 a.m.-8.00 p.m.)
Khrua Nong Mai (§√—«πâÕß‰À¡) Dok Fai Airport Soi
3, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 08 5174 7573
(Thai Food open 7.00 p.m.-2.00 a.m.)
Khrua Ban Kru (§√—«∫â“π§√Ÿ) Mu Ban Hua Don,
Ta Kiap Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3253 6645 (Thai
Food open 9.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Korawik (°√«‘°) 4/7 Naeb Khehat Road, Tambon Hua
Hin, Tel: 0 3251 4516 Fax: 0 3251 4517 (Noodle, Thai
Food open 10.00 a.m.-6.00 p.m.)
Kosen Ped Yang (‚°‡´π‡ªì¥¬à“ß) 83/89 (Near Krung
Thai Bank) Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251
2252 (Duck Noodle, Rice with Duck open 9.00 a.m.4.00 p.m.)
Ko Thi (‚°∑‘) 61/1 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua
Hin, Tel: 0 3251 1252 (Seafood open 12.00 a.m.-4.00 p.m.
and 6.00 p.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Kuaitieo Pla Nai Hoi (°ã«¬‡µ’Î¬«ª≈“π“¬ÀÕ¬) 1/56-57
Liap Khlong Chonlprathan Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel:
0 3251 3185 (open 10.00 a.m.-3.00 p.m.)
La Mer (≈“ ·¡) (On Khao Takiap), 11/2 Mu Ban
Khao Takiap, Tambon Nong Kae, Tel: 0 3253 6205 Fax:
0 3251 5689 www.huahinwhatson.com (Seafood open
10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
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Letûs Sea (‡≈∑´å ´’) 83/188 Soi Tha-le 12, Khao
Takiap Road, Tambon Hau Hin, Tel: 3253 6888 Fax:
0 3253 6887 www.letussea.com (Thai Food and Seafood
7.00 a.m.-12.00 p.m.)
Lung Bang (≈ÿß∫—ßÀ—«ª≈“À¡âÕ‰ø) 4/2 Soi Hua Hin 57,
Damrongrat Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3253 1257
(Thai Food open 5.00 p.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Maharacha (¡À“√“™“) 25 Tambon Hua Hin, Tel:
0 3253 1122 (Indian Food open 9.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Ma Kham (¡–¢“¡) 18/1 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Nong Kae, Tel: 0 3251 3597 (Seafood (Fish) open
10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Mi Karuna (¡’°√ÿ≥“) 26 Naret Damri Road, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 1932, 08 1880 7522 Fax: 0 3253
0103 (Thai Food open 11.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Mon Mai (À¡àÕπ‰À¡) 249 Mu 14 Hua Hin- Nongplap
Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3253 5364, 08 1647 6318
(open 11.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Munsun (¡Ÿπ´Ÿπ) 62 Naret Damri Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 1062 (Thai Food, European Food,
Vietnamese Food open 3.00 p.m.-10.30 p.m.)
Yu Yen (Õ¬Ÿà‡¬Áπ) 29 Soi Hua Hin 51, Naep Khehat
Road, Tel: 0 3253 1191-2, 08 9000 2348 Fax: 0 3253 1192
www.youyen.com (Thai Food, Seafood open 10.00 a.m.11.00 p.m.)
Nam Chai (π”™—¬) 43/2 Naep Khehat Road, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 3110 (Fish Noodle open 8.00 a.m.15.00 p.m.)
Naret Damri (π‡√»¥”√‘ Àå ) 17/1 Selakham Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 4199 (Thai Food, Seafood,
Nong Me Seafood (πâÕß‡¡¬å ´’øŸÑ¥) 2/120 Hua HinNong Plap Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 5525
(Seafood open11.30 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Pasta Factory (æ“ µâ“ ·ø§∑Õ√’Ë) 129/5 Phetkasem
European Food open 4.00 p.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Phaen Din Thong (·ºàπ¥‘π∑Õß) 10/164 Phetkasem
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Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 3604 (Thai Food
open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Pizza Corner (æ‘ ´ ´à “ §Õπ‡πÕ√å ) 6/2 Damnoen
Kasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3253 2084 (open
11.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Pizza Hut Company (æ‘´´à“Œ—∑§Õ¡ª–π’) Phetkasem
Road (Near Clock Tower)
Rock Cheer (√ÁÕ§‡´’¬√å) Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3252 1338-9
Rom Mai (√à¡‰¡â) 47/1 Suk Chai Road, Tel: 0 3260
1452 (Thai Food)
Ruea Rim Than (‡√◊Õ√‘¡∏“√) 12/203 Hua Don-Khao
Takiap Road, Tambon Nong Kae, Tel: 0 3251 6277
(Seafood open 11.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Saeng Thai (· ß‰∑¬) Naret Damri Road, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 2144, 0 3251 2867 (Seafood open
10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Sailom ( “¬≈¡) (in Sailom Hotel) 29 Phetkasem
Road, Tel: 0 3251 1890-1 Fax: 0 3251 2047 www.sailom
hotelhuahin.com (open 7.00 a.m.-10.30 p.m.)
S & P Bakery (‡Õ ·Õπ¥å æ’ ‡∫‡°Õ√å√’Ë) 63/5, 67-67/1
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3252 1090-1
(open 8.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Sasi (»»‘) 83/159 Tambon Nong Kae, Tel: 0 3251
2488, 08 1693 2096, 08 1880 4004 Fax: 0 3253 6987
www.sasi-restaurant.com (Thai Food, Seafood open
11.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.) Thai Classical Dance Show on
Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays at 7.00 p.m.
Si Mo Ice Cream ( ’Ë¡Õ ‰Õ»°√’¡) 14 Sasong Road,
10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
S P Bakery (‡Õ æ’ ‡∫‡°Õ√’Ë) 178/8 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 2559 (open 7.00 a.m.9.00 p.m.)
Star Bucks ( µ“√å ∫— § å ) 73/1 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3253 1114 (Food- Drink open
7.00 a.m.-10.30 p.m.)
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Supatra by the Sea ( ÿ¿—∑√“ √‘¡∑–‡≈) 122/63 Soi
Mu Baan Khao Ta Kiap, Tambon Nong Kae, Tel: 0 3253
6561-2, 08 1828 5588 Fax: 0 3253 6560 www.supatra
bythesea.com (Seafood Thai Food open 11.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Swensen (‡ «π‡´àπ) 69/2 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Hua Hin, Tel:0 3253 0375 (Mondays-Thursdays and
Sundays open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m., Fridays-Saturdays
open10.00 a.m.-12.00 p.m.)
Tam Mua Hua Hin (µ”¡—Ë« À—«À‘π) 59/2 Phetkasem
Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3252 0143 (Spicy Papaya
Salad, Spicy Chicken, Meat Hot Pot open 11.00 a.m.9.00 p.m.)
Tharachan (∏“√“®—π∑√å) (Near Chaliang Nawang
Project) Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251
1423 (Thai Food, European Food open 11.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Turtle Villa Beach Resort (‡¢“‡µà“ «‘≈≈à“ ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑)
20/4 Soi Hua Hin 10, Phetkasem Road, Tel: 0 3257 2572
www.turtlevillabeach.com (Thai Food, Seafood, Italian
Food open 7.00 a.m.-8.00 p.m.)
Willy Station («‘≈≈’Ë ‡µ™—Ëπ) 20/4 Phunsuk Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 08 6760 0720 (Thai Food,
White Lotus (‰«∑å ‚≈µ— ) In Hilton Hotel, Tel: 0 3251
2888 (Chinese Food open 6.00 p.m.-11.00 p.m. closed on
Monday)
Beauty Beach Resort (∫‘È«µ’È ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) (Khao Kalok)
119 Mu 4 Tambon Pak Nam Pran, Tel: 0 3263 1732, 08
1848 3527 Fax: 0 3263 1733 www.beautybeachresort.com
(Thai Food, Seafood open 7.30 a.m.-7.00 p.m.)
Ban Rim Hat (∫â“π√‘¡À“¥) 517/14 Mu 2 Pak Nam
Pran, Tel: 0 3263 1159 (Thai Food open 9.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Ban Chom Tha-le (∫â“π™¡∑–‡≈) 152 Mu 4 Tambon
Pak Nam Pran, Tel: 0 3263 0559, 08 1190 1927 Fax:
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0 3263 0530 (Thai Food, Seafood Steak open 8.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Ban Pran Resort (∫â “ πª√“≥ √’ Õ√å ∑ ) 155 Mu 4
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Pak Nam Pran, Pak Nam Pran
Beach-Khao Kalok, Tel: 0 3263 0598-9 Fax: 0 3263 0599
Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2398 0458, 0 2361 4209
www.banpranresort.com (Thai Food, Seafood open
7.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Khrua Jaew (§√—«·®ã«) 486/9 Mu 2 Pak Nam Pran,
Tel: 08 9206 6647, 0 3263 1302 Fax: 0 3263 2184
(Seafood, Thai Food open 9.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Khrua Ton To (§√—«µâπ‚µ) 166 Mu 3 Tambon Pak
Nam Pran, Tel: 0 3257 0108 Fax: 0 3257 0108
www.tontoresort.com (Thai Food open 10.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Koram Resort (‚§√—¡ √’ Õ√å∑) 230 Mu 4 Tambon
Sam Roi Yot, Tel: 0 3255 9233, 08 6971 1999, 08 6971
1777 www.koramresort.com (Seafood, Thai Food open
7.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
O.X. ( «πÕ“À“√‚Õ‡ÕÁ°´å) 277/2 Mu 2 Tambon Pak
Nam Pran, Tel: 0 3263 1230, 0 3263 1246 www.ox.com
Pranburi Sea Hill Resort (ª√“≥∫ÿ√’ ´’Œ‘≈≈å √’ Õ√å∑)
20 Mu 4 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 1765,
08 1374 5824 Fax: 0 3263 0526 www.seahillrresort.com
Purimuntra Resort and Spa (¿Ÿ√‘¡—πµ√“ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å
ª“) 97 Mu 4 Pak Nam Pran, Tel: 0 3263 0550-3, 0 3263
1679 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2392 1776, 0 2392 2522-3
www.purimuntra.com (Thai Food, Seafood, Chinese Food,
Italian Food, and European Food)
Rabiang Bua (√–‡∫’¬ß∫—«) (At the entrance to Pran
Buri Dam) 208 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Nong Ta Taem,
Tel: 0 3262 1622 Fax: 0 3254 4305 (Thai Food open
10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Suni (√â“π ÿ≥’¬å) Pak Nam Pran (by the sea) 414/1
Mu 2 Tambon Pak Nam Pran, Tel: 0 3263 1228, 08 1874
7395 www.suneeseafood.9nha.com (open 10.00 a.m.9.00 p.m.)
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U-Dom Photchana (Õÿ ¥ ¡‚¿™π“) Pak Nam Pran
(By the sea) 312/1 Mu 2 Tambon Pak Nam Pran, Tel:
0 3263 1130, 08 1803 1029 (open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Brassiere Cozy Cottage (∫√“‡´’¬ ‚§´’Ë §Õ∑‡∑®) 210
Mu 5 Tambon Sam Roi Yot, Tel: 0 3263 0555, 08 1734
4343 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2511 1397 www.brassie
rebeach.com (Food, Seafood, Barbecue open 8.00 a.m.7.00 p.m.)
Che Ae (‡®ä·Õä–) Sam Roi Yot Beach 43 Mu 5 Tambon
Sam Roi Yot, Tel: 0 3255 9261, 08 9415 8137 (open
8.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Che Sim Bang Pu Seafood (‡®ä´‘¡∫“ßªŸ´’øŸÑ¥) In Sam
Roi Yot National Park 201 Mu 8 Bang Pu Beach, Tambon
Sam Roi Yot, Tel: 08 9740 5423 (open 6.00 a.m.-8.00 p.m.)
Jim & Daeng (®‘Î¡ & ·¥ß) Sam Roi Yot Beach 27
Mu 2 Tambon Sam Roi Yot, Tel: 0 3255 9160, 08 9919
4313, 08 5808 9050 (open 9.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Khrua Chom Tha-le (§√—«™¡∑–‡≈) Hat Nom Sao
181 Mu 4 Tambon Sam Roi Yot, Tel: 0 3255 9364 Fax:
0 3255 9365 www.samroiyodresort.com (Thai Food open
7.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Khun Maew (§ÿ≥·¡«) Sam Roi Yot Beach 230 Mu 3
Tambon Rai Kao, Tel: 0 3268 9439 (open 10.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Khun Suthon Seafood (§ÿ≥ ÿ∏π´’øŸÑ¥) (In Sam Roi
Yot Natonal Park) Mu 8 (Bang Pu Beach) Tambon Sam
Roi Yot, Tel: 08 9060 7609 (open 6.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Lealawadee Resort (≈’≈“«¥’ √’ Õ√å∑) 223 Mu 4 Sam
Roi Yot Beach, Tel: 0 3255 9359 Fax: 0 3255 9334
www.lealawadee.com/thebeach (open 7.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Terra Selina (‡∑Õ√å√à“ ‡´√‘´à“) 223 Mu 4 Sam Roi Yot
Beach, Tel: 0 3255 9359 www.terraselisa.com (Thai Food
open 8.00 a.m.-8.00 p.m.)
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Tam Sai (Mu Seafood) (∂È”‰∑√ À¡Ÿ´’øŸÖ¥) (In Kui Buri
National Park) 32 Mu 1 Tambon Khen Deng, Tel: 08 6082
0232, 08 6164 1556 (open 8.00 a.m.-6.00 p.m.)
(Õ”‡¿Õ‡¡◊Õßª√–®«∫§’√’¢—π∏å)
Chai-le (™“¬‡≈) (Rim Khuean Khlong Wan) 129
Mu 1 Tambon Khlong Wan, Tel: 0 3266 1173, 08 6666
0926 (open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Chieo Ocha 2 (‡©’Ë¬«‚Õ™“ 2) 171/1 Suan Son Road,
Tambon Ko Lak Tel: 0 3255 0868-9 Fax: 0 3255 0869
(Thai Food open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Chieo Ocha 3 (‡©’Ë¬«‚Õ™“ 3) 104/1 Phetkasem Road,
Tel: 0 3261 1118, 0 3260 4448 Fax: 0 3260 4448 (open
10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Fatalayjone (øÑ “ ∑≈“¬‚®√) 9 Khlong Wan Road,
Tambon Khlong Wan, Tel: 0 3266 1162, 08 9105 0955
www.fatalayjone.com (open 10.00 a.m.-12.00 p.m.)
Hat Thong (À“¥∑Õß) 21 Su Suk Road, Tambon Ko
Lak, Tel: 0 3260 1050-5 Fax: 0 3260 1057 (Thai Food
open 7.00 a.m.-1.00 a.m.)
Jay Pang (‡®äªíß) 136/14 Mu1 Prachuap-Nong Hin
Road, Tambon Khlong Wan Tel: 0 3266 1224 (Seafood
open 9.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Khao Tom Super Pan Photcahna (¢â“«µâ¡´ÿª‡ªÕ√å ª“π
‚¿™π“) 56 Kong Kiat Road, Tel: 08 3791 0222
Khrua Chom Tha-le (§√—«™¡∑–‡≈) 135 Suan Son
Road, Tambon Ko Lak, Tel: 0 3260 1969 (Thai Food open
8.00 a.m.-12.00 p.m.)
Khrua Usani and Indian Club (§√—«Õÿ…≥’¬å ·Õπ¥å
Õ‘π‡¥’¬π§≈—∫) (Rai Damrongsakun Resort) 170 Nongkham,
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Ko Lak, Tel: 08 1571 1180,
08 7108 7042 www.raidamrongsakul.9nha.com (open
10.00 a.m.-12.00 p.m.)
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Lop Mum (À≈∫¡ÿ¡) 60 Mu 1 Tambon Khlong Wan,
Tel: 0 3266 1374, 08 9260 5640 (open 11.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Pan Photchana (ª“π‚¿™π“) 40/1 Chai Tha-le Road,
Tel: 0 3261 1195 (Thai Food, Seafood open 8.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Phloen Samut (‡æ≈‘π ¡ÿ∑√) Su Suek Road, Tel: 0 3261
1115 Fax: 0 3260 1866 (Thai Food open 10.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Pramong (ª√–¡ß) 36 Liap Chai Hat Road, Tel: 0 3261
Rap Lom (√—∫≈¡) 6 Chai Tha-le Road, Tambon Ko
Lak, Tel: 0 3260 1677 (Thai Food open 10.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Rom Mai (√à¡‰¡â) 47/1 Sukjai Road (Thai Food open
10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Rot Thai Coffee Shop (√ ‰∑¬ §ÁÕøøïò™Õø) 184 Phi
Thak Chat Road, Tel: 0 3260 1255 (Thai Food open
10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Suan Khrua ( «π§√—«) 7 Soi Tam Pramuk, Su Suek
Road (Thai Food open 7.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Suki P.P. ( ÿ°’È æ’ æ’) 172/2 Sukjai Road, Tel: 0 3260
1389 (International food open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Khrua Pa Ma (§√—«ªÑ“¡“) 50/4 Mu 2 Tambon Na Hu
Kwang, Tel: 08 1916 1217 (open 7.30 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Kop Seafood (°∫´’øŸÑ¥) (the way to Huai Yang Sea)
16/3 Mu 7 Tambon Huai Yang, Tel: 0 3257 4227, 08 1482
5087 (open 11.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Laem Kum Seafood (·À≈¡°ÿà¡ ´’øŸÑ¥) 70/1 Mu 2
Tambon Na Hu Kwang, Tel: 0 3281 5225, 08 9914 4009,
08 9254 2755 Fax: 0 3281 5224 www.laemkum.com
Pizza P to N (æ‘´´à“æ’∑Ÿ‡ÕÁπ) 130/4 Mu 9 Phetkasem
Road, Tambon Thap Sakae, Tel: 0 3267 1176 (open
8.30 a.m.-8.30 p.m.)
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Song (´âß) 40/4 Mu 6 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Thap
Sakae, Tel: 0 3267 1259, 0 3267 1845 (open 10.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Ban Khieo (∫â“π‡¢’¬«) 30 Mu 2 Hat Ban Krut, Tambon
Thong Chai, Tel: 0 3269 5307, 08 1736 2978, 08 1918
4560 (open 9.30 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Bay View Beach Resort (‡∫¬å «‘« ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 3 Mu 9
Tambon Thong Chai, Tel: 0 3269 5566-7, 08 1666 7272
Fax: 0 3269 5567 www.bayviewbeachresort.com (Thai
Food, Seafood open 7.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Chai Tha-le Seafood (™“¬∑–‡≈´’øŸÑ¥) 54/1 Mu 2 Hat
Ban Krut, Tel: 0 3269 5184 (open 10.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Hat Sombun (À“¥ ¡∫Ÿ√≥å) 32/1 Mu 5 Liap Hat Mae
Ram Phueng Road, Tambon Mae Ram Phueng, Tel: 0 3269
1106 (open 11.00 a.m.-11.00 p.m.)
Khrua Ban Rim Nam (§√—«∫â“π√‘¡πÈ”) 2 Mu 2 Tambon
Thong Chai, Tel: 0 3269 5300 (open 7.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Nu Photchana (ÀπŸ‚¿™π“) 124/4 Mu 3 Hat Ban Krut,
Tambon Thong Chai, Tel: 0 3269 5064 (open 10.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Pramong Seafood (ª√–¡ß´’ øŸÑ ¥ ) 212 Mu 2 Hat
Ban Krut, Tambon Thong Chai, Tel: 0 3269 5197 (open
10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Rim Tha-le (√‘ ¡ ∑–‡≈) (Hat Ban Krut) 13 Mu 9
Tambon Thong Chai, Tel: 08 1666 7272, 0 3269 5556-7
Fax: 0 2570 4932 (Thai Food, Seafood open 8.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
Ruean Chan Sea View (‡√◊Õπ®—π∑√å ´’«‘«) 339 Mu 3
Tambon Thong Chai, Tel: 0 3269 5061, 0 3269 5322,
08 7062 1763 (open 7.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Rung Samut (√ÿàß ¡ÿ∑√) 93 Mu 2 Hat Ban Krut
Tambon Thong Chai, Tel: 0 3269 5045 (open 9.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
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Ban Bon Noen Kafae Sod (∫â“π∫π‡π‘π°“·ø ¥) 20
kms. from Amphoe Bang Saphan.
Bang Boet Taeng Wan (∫“ß‡∫‘¥ ·µßÀ«“π) Hat Bang
Boet, Tel: 08 1316 2517, 08 6109 7246, 08 7900 0510
Bunchu Bang Burd Resort and B J Bungalow
(∫ÿ≠™Ÿ∫“ß‡∫‘¥ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ∫’‡® ∫—ß°–‚≈) 102 Mu 5 Tambon Sai
Thong, Tel: 08 1921 9660, 08 1309 7711, 0 3261 9112
Fax: 0 3261 9112 www.bangburd.com (Thai Food,
Chantima Resort Spa and Hotel (®—π∑‘¡“ √’ Õ√å∑
ª“ ·Õπ¥å ‚Œ‡µ≈) 99/8 Mu 5 Hat Bang Boet, Tambon Sai
Thong, Tel: 08 1006 8001, 08 9067 0395, 08 9486
Hat Son (À“¥ π) 69 Mu 3 Bang Saphan-Nong Hat
Thai Road, Tambon Bang Saphan, Tel: 0 3269 9196,
08 1856 9975 www.haadsonbeachresort.com (Seafood,
Thai Food open 10.00 a.m.-9.30 p.m.) Tour Service,
snorkelling is available
Khrua Jid Jad (§√—«®’Í¥®ä“¥) 92 Mu3 Hat Bang Boet,
Tambon Bang Saphan, Tel: 08 9916 0062 (open 7.00 a.m.11.00 p.m.)
Khrua Khan Thong (§√—«¢—π∑Õß) Hat Bang Boet,
Tel: 0 3269 0072
Khrua Pu Yai Sa (§√—«ºŸâ„À≠à “) Mu 3 Bang Saphan,
Tel: 08 9148 6560 (open 10.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Khrua Ton Tang (§√—«µâπ∑“ß) 61/5 Mu 5 Hat Bang
Boet, Tambon Sai Thong, Tel: 08 6170 5262 (Thai Food,
Lom Tha-le (≈¡∑–‡≈) 57/1 Hat Bang Boet, Tambon
Sai Thong, Tel: 08 7897 0664 (Thai Food, Seafood open
9.00 a.m.-10.00 p.m.)
Rim Le (√‘¡‡≈) 23/2 Mu 3 Hat Bang Boet, Tambon
Bang Saphan, Tel: 08 1777 9747 (open 10.00 a.m.10.00 p.m.)
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Souvenir Shops
Hua Hin Batik (À—«À‘π∫“µ‘°) 69/6 Phetkasem Road
(Tel: 0 3253 2729 open 10.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.)
Hua Hin Than Samai (À—«À‘π∑—π ¡—¬) Phetkasem
Road, Tambon Hua Hin
Khomapastr (‚¢¡æ— µ√å ) 218 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 1250, 0 3251 3506
www.khomapastr.com (Batik)
Ko.Kai (°.‰°à) Dechanuchit Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Wood Products)
Lam Yai Phanit (≈”„¬æ“π‘™) Dechanuchit Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Ceramic)
Phai Boon (‰æ∫Ÿ≈¬å) Dechanuchit Road, Tambon Hua
Hin (Silk, Antique)
Pla (ª≈“) Naret Damri Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Clothes, Accessories)
Phanom Korn (æπ¡°√) 59/1 Dechanuchit Road,
Tambon Hua Hin (Antiques)
Ratchani Mai Thai (√—™π’‰À¡‰∑¬) 18/1 Naep Khehat
Road (Silk, Silk Making Demonstration) (9.00 a.m.6.00 p.m.) open 9.00 a.m.-9.00 p.m.
Thanarat Infantry Camp (§à“¬∏π–√—™µå) 125 Mu 3
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Khao Yoi (Tel: 0 3262 1730
(Local Products)
Thai Kasem (‰∑¬‡°…¡) 41-43 Phetkasem Road,
Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 1271 (Silk)
Tud Tu (µÿä¥µŸã) 55 Dechanuchit Road, Tambon Hua
Hin (Resin Products)
Waraphon («√“æ√) (Near Golden Place) 11/98 Near
Soi Hua Hin 39, Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin
Tel: 0 3251 1251
Pineapple Paper (°√–¥“… —∫ª–√¥) 476 Mu 3 Tambon
Nong Ta Taem (Tel: 08 1515 0774 www.pineapple
paper.net (Wrapping Papers, Paper Boxes, and Dolls)
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Activities
Golf Courses ( π“¡°Õ≈åø)
The Banyan Golf Club (‡¥Õ–∫—π¬—π°Õ≈åø§≈—∫) 162/5
Naret Damri Road (Tel: 0 3261 9085 Bangkok Office Tel:
0 2664 0861-5) (18 holes)
Black Mountain Golf Course ( π“¡°Õ≈å ø
·∫≈Á°‡¡“∑å‡∑π) 565 Mu 7 Nong Hiang Road, Tambon Hin
Lek Fai (Tel: 0 3261 8666) (18 holes)
Golf Course Hua Hin ( π“¡°Õ≈åøÀ—«À‘π) Damnoen
Kasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3251 2475
(18 holes)
Majestic Country Club (¡“‡® µ‘° §—π∑√’ §≈—∫) 164
Mu 4 Tambon Thap Tai, Tel: 0 3252 0162-6, 08 1942 3619
Fax: 0 3261 9167 (18 holes)
Royal Hua Hin Golf Course (√Õ¬—≈ À—«À‘π °Õ≈åø §Õ√å )
Tel: 0 3251 2475 (18 holes)
Thanarat Infantry Camp Golf Course ( π“¡
°Õ≈åø§à“¬∏π–√—™µå) In Thanarat Infantry Camp (Tel: 0 3262
2033) (18 holes)
Thavimuk Golf Par 3 (∑«‘¡ÿ¢ °Õ≈åø æ“√å 3) 32/31
Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin, Tel: 0 3252 2571-2
Fax: 0 3251 2449 (9 holes)
Milford Golf Club (¡‘≈øÕ√å¥ °Õ≈åø §≈—∫) 174 Mu 1
Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257 2441 Fax: 0 3257
2441 (18 holes)
(Õ”‡¿Õ‡¡◊Õßª√–®«∫§’√’¢—π∏å)
Ao Manao Golf Course ( π“¡°Õ≈åøÕà“«¡–π“«) In
Royal Thai Airforce Wing 5th, Tambon Ko Lak (Tel:
0 3266 1087-8, 0 3261 1017 (9 holes open 9.00 a.m.7.00 p.m.)
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Spas ( ª“)
Aka Resort and Spa (Õ“§“ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 152
Mu 7 Tambon Hin Lek Fai (Tel: 0 3261 8900 Fax: 0 3261
8999 www.akaresorts.com)
Anantara Resort and Spa Hua Hin (Õπ—πµ√“ √’ Õ√å∑
·Õπ¥å ª“ À—«À‘π) 45 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Bo Fai,
(Tel: 0 3252 0250-6 Fax: 0 3252 0260 www.anantara.com)
Asara Villa Spa a and Suite (Õ— √“ «‘≈≈à“ ª“ ·Õπ¥å
«’∑) 53 Soi Hua Hin 5, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3254
7746-64 Fax: 0 3254 7762 www.asaravillaandsuite.com)
The Barai Spa (‡¥Õ– ∫“√“¬ ª“) (‰Œ·Õ∑ √’‡®π´’ À—«À‘π)
91 Soi Mu Ban Nong Kae, Tambon Nong Kae (Tel: 0 3252
1234 Fax: 0 3252 1233 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2254 1234
www.huahinregency.hyatt.com)
Chivasom International and Resort (™’«“»√¡ Õ‘π‡µÕ√å
‡π™—πË ‡π≈ ·Õπ¥å √’ Õ√å∑) 73/4 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Nong
Kae, Tel: 0 3253 6536 Fax: 0 3251 1154, Bangkok Office
(Tel: 0 2381 4460-2, 0 2711 6900-12 Fax: 0 2381 5852
www.chivasom.com)
Hilton Hua Hin Resort and Spa (Œ‘≈µ—π À—«À‘π √’ Õ√å∑
·Õπ¥å ª“) 33 Naret Damri Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel:
0 3253 8999 Fax: 0 3253 8990 Bangkok Office Tel:
0 2442 2188 www.hilton.com)
Home Spa Imperial Hua Hin Beach Resort (‚Œ¡
ª“ Õ‘¡æ’‡√’¬≈ À—«À‘π ∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑) 11/66 Mu Ban Bo Fai, Liap
Wang Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3252 0162-6 Fax:
0 3252 0477 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2261 9000
www.imperialhuahin.com)
Hua Hin Marriott Resort and Spa (À—«À‘π ·¡√‘ÕÕ∑
√’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 107/1 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin,
Tel: 0 3251 1881-4 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2476 0021-2)
Kai Ya Spa (‰°¬“ ª“) (‡≈∑ å ´’) (Letûs Sea) 83/188
Soi Tha-le 12, Hua Hin-Khao Takiap Road, Tambon Hua
Hin (Tel: 0 3253 6888 Fax: 0 3253 6887 www.letussea.com)
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Mandara Spa (·¡π¥“√à“ ª“) (In Hua Hin Mariot
Resort and Spa) 107/1 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3251 1881-4 Bangkok Tel: 0 2476 0021-2)
Nisha Sweet and Spa (≥‘™“ «’∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) Soi Hua
Hin 55, Chomsin Road (Tel: 0 3253 0533, 08 9837 5278),
17 rooms: 1,200-2,500 baht)
Putahracsa Day Spa (æÿ∑∏√—°…“ ‡¥¬å ª“) 22/65 Naep
Khehat Road, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3253 1470 Fax:
0 3253 1488 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2250 4527-9 Fax:
0 2250 4525 www.putahracsa.com)
Praewa Spa (·æ√«“ ª“) (‡√◊Õπ·°â«) Phetkasem Road,
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 6222-4 www.reunkaewspa.com)
Restfully Your Spa (‡√ øŸ≈≈’Ë ¬—«√å ª“) Rest Detail
Hotel Hua Hin (‡√ ¥’‡∑≈‚√ß·√¡À—«À‘π) 19/119 Soi Hua Hin
19, Tambon Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3254 7733 www.restdetail
hotel.com)
Sea Spa (´’ ª“) (§“´à“ ‡¥≈ ¡“‡√ À—«À‘π) (Casa del Mare,
Hua Hin) 25/2 Soi 79-81 Phetkasem Road, Tambon
Hua Hin (Tel: 0 3251 9061-6 Fax: 0 3251 9099
www.casadelmare.net) (Thai Massage)
Smor Spa Village and Resort ( ¡Õ ª“ «‘≈‡≈® ·Õπ¥å
√’ Õ√å∑) (Khao Takiap) 122/64 Takiap Road, Tambon Nong
Kae (Tel: 0 3253 6800, 0 3253 6880 Fax: 0 3253 6464
www.smallspahuahin.com)
Sofitel Central Hua Hin (‚´øî‡∑≈ ‡´Áπ∑√—≈ À—«À‘π) 1
Damnoen Kasem Road, (Tel: 0 3251 2021-38 Bangkok
Office Tel: 0 2541 1463, 0 2541 1125)
Supatra Hua Hin Resort ( ÿ¿∑
— √“À—«À‘π√’ Õ√å∑) 143/18
Takiap-Nong Kae Road, Khao Takiap Tambon Hua Hin
(Tel: 0 3251 3362, 0 3253 6893-4, 0 3253 6896-7,
08 1828 5588 www.supatraresort.com)
Wora Bura Hua Hin Resort and Spa («√∫ÿ√– √’ Õ√å∑
·Õπ¥å ª“) 83/199 Soi Tha-le 12, Nong Kae-Khao Takiap
6752 www.worabura.com)
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Aleenta Resort and Spa (Õ≈’πµ“ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“)
183 Mu 4 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3261 8333 Fax:
0 3257 0220 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2508 5333 Fax:
0 2519 2184 www.aleenta.com)
Beauty Beach Resort (∫‘ « µ’È ∫’ ™ √’ Õ√å ∑ ) (Khao
Kalok) 119 Mu 4 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263
1732, 08 1848 3527 Fax: 0 3263 1733 www.beauty
beachresort.com (Thai Massage)
The Evason Hua Hin (¥‘ ‡Õ«“´Õπ À—«À‘π) Mu 3 Pak
Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 2111 Fax: 0 3263 2112 Bangkok
Office Tel: 0 2254 4775 www.sixsenses.com)
Golden Pine Beach Resort and Spa (‚°≈‡¥âπ æ“¬ ∫’™
√’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 454/25-26 Mu 2 Tambon Pak Nam Pran
(Tel: 0 3263 2401-9 Fax: 0 3263 2400 Bangkok Office
Tel: 0 2690 5037-8 Fax: 0 2690 5040 www.asdream
pranburi.com)
Pattavia Resort and Spa (ªíµµ“‡«’¬ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“)
9/21 Mu 5 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257 0304-7
Fax: 0 3257 0300 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2276 7673-4,
0 2690 3488 Fax: 0 2276 6599 www.pattawiaresort.com)
Phurimantra Resort and Spa (¿Ÿ√¡
‘ π— µ√“ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å
ª“) 97 Mu 4 Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0550-3
(Tel: 0 3263 0550 ext. 312 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2392
1776, 0 2392 2522-3 www.purimuntra.com (Spa and
Massages)
Praseban Resort (ª√–‡ ∫—π √’ Õ√å∑) 173 Mu 4 Tambon
Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3263 0590-1 Fax: 0 3263 0589
www.prasebanresort.com) (Thai Massage)
Tanaosri Resort (µ–π“«»√’ √’ Õ√å∑) 146/7 Mu 3 Pak
Nam Pran Road, Tambon Pak Nam Pran (Tel: 0 3257
0295-8 Fax: 0 3257 0299 www.tanaosriresort.com,
www.thai.net/tanaosriresort)
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Anchana Resort and Spa (Õ—≠™π“ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“)
228 Mu 4 Ban Punoi, Tambon Sam Roi Yot (Tel: 0 3255
9366-7 Fax: 0 3255 9368 Bangkok Tel: 0 29516 1574-8
Fax: 0 2954 2984 www.anchana.com)
The Privacy Beach Resort and Spa (‡¥Õ– ‰æ√‡«´’Ë
∫’™ √’ Õ√å∑ ·Õπ¥å ª“) 252 Mu 3 Tambon Sam Roi Yot
(Tel: 0 3255 9434-44 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2515 0060-2
Fax: 0 3255 9445 www.theprivacybeachresort.com)
Amphoe Bang Saphan
(Õ”‡¿Õ∫“ß –æ“π)
Keereewaree Seaside villa and Spa (§’√’«“√’ ´’‰´¥å «‘≈≈à“
·Õπ¥å ª“) 400 Mu 3 Hat Ban Krut, Tambon Thong Chai
(Tel: 0 3269 5511 Bangkok Office Tel: 0 2736 3571
www.keereewaree.com)
Chantima Resort Spa and Hotel (®—π∑‘¡“ √’ Õ√å∑
ª“ ·Õπ¥å ‚Œ‡µÁ≈) 99/8 Mu 5 Tambon Saithong Bangboed
Beach (Tel: 08 1006 8001, 08 9067 0395, 08 9486 2083
(Spa and Thai Massage)
Useful Calls
Amphoe Hua Hin
Hua Hin District Offfice
Hua Hin Bus Terminal
Hua Hin Railway Station
Hua Hin Airport
Hua Hin Hospital
Hua Hin Police Station
Tel.
Tel.
Tel.
Tel.
Tel.
0 3251 6246
0 3251 1230
0 3251 1073
0 3252 0180
0 3252 0401,
0 3252 0371
Tel. 0 3251 1027,
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Tourist Information Centre
0 3251 1743
Tel. 0 3251 1047
Amphoe Mueang
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Provincial Hall
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Public Relations
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Hospital
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Police Station
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Railway Station
Tourist Service Center
Tourist Police
Highway Police
Tel. 0 3260 3991-2
Tel. 0 3260 2019,
0 3255 0149
Tel. 0 3260 1060-4
Tel. 0 3261 1148
Tel. 0 3261 1175
Tel. 0 3261 1491
Tel. 1155
Tel. 1193
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TAT Tourist Information Centers
Tourism Authority of Thailand
Head Office
1600 New Phetchaburi Road, Makkasan
Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400
Tel : 0 2250 5500 (120 numbers)
Fax : 0 2250 5511
E-mail : info@tat.or.th
Website : www.tourismthailand.org
Ministry of Tourism and Sports
4 Ratchadamnoen Nok Avenue, Bangkok 10100
8.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. everyday
Tourism Authority of Thailand,
Prachuap Khiri Khan Office
39/4 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Nong Kae,
Amphoe Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110
Tel: 0 3251 3885, 0 3251 3854
Fax: 0 3251 3898
Area of Responsibility: Prachuap Khiri Khan
www.tourismthailand.org/prachuapkhirikhan
E-mail: tatprachuap@tat.or.th
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Information by: TAT Prachuap Khiri Khan
Tourist Information Division (Tel. 0 2250 5500 ext. 2141-5)
Designed & Printed by: Promotional Material Production Division,
Marketing Services Department.
The contents of this publication are subject to change without notice.
2009 Copyright. No commercial reprinting of this material allowed.
August 2010
Hua Hin Beach
08.00-20.00 hrs. Everyday
Tourist information by fax available 24 hrs.
E-mail: info@tat.or.th
Website: www.tourismthailand.org

Prachuap Khiri Khan, Hua Hin

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