Tours & Activities in Hua Hin

Pop-up and floating markets, fresh Thai food and firefly watching – this full day tour is Thailand to a tee. You'll visit the famed Maeklong Railway Market, browse the stalls and wooden houses at Amphawa Floating Market and observe fireflies on a cruise.

Embark on a wildlife safari in Kui Buri National Park. See wild elephants, gaurs, and leopards in their natural habitat. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.

This tour is about showcasing local food heroes; where local Thais love to go and eat. We take you off the beaten track where you'll try some amazing Thai food in humble surrounds. You'll eat with locals, because as the age old adage goes, “locals always know where to find the best food in town." For this tour, we searched for venues that had a high standard of food hygiene, were family-run, used their family recipes and that offered truly 5 star flavours, without a 5 star appearance.

This daytrip from Hua Hin takes you to all the best bits of Bangkok. You'll visit the Royal Grand Palace, glide down Chao Phraya River and explore the Thonburi canals in a longtail boat – and also shop ‘til you drop in the famous MBK shopping centre.

Discover the beautiful landscape and beaches of Sam Roi Yot. Swim in Dolphin Bay, go fishing, or enjoy some water sport activities. Take a break to eat a delicious Thai food lunch buffet onboard.

Learn to cook authentic Thai cuisine and immerse yourself in Thai food culture during this 4 hour unforgettable experience.  You will visit the famous seaside town of Hua Hin's 100-year-old fresh food market - Talad Chat Chai.  Prepare and cook 4 delicious Thai classics with the help of your friendly and knowledgeable instructors.  Deepen your knowledge of Thai food and ingredients in the relaxing surrounds of a traditional Thai teak house. Dishes you will learn and cook: - Make Panang Curry Paste - Gaeng Panang Gai (Panang Curry with Chicken) - Laab Moo (Spicy North-Eastern Style Pork Salad) - Pad Krapow Gai (Stir Fried Chicken + Holy Basil) - Thub Tim Krob (“Red Rubies Dessert” – Water Chestnut + Coconut)

On this day trip, you'll immerse yourself in Thai culture and delve through its WWII history. Take in the colourful spectacle that is Damnoen Saduak floating market, then it's over to Kanchanaburi to visit the JEATH Museum and take a longtail boat ride to the notorious bridge over the River Kwai.

Join a day trip from Hua Hin and visit the Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand. Learn about the rescued creatures living here, see hundreds of animals, and get up close and personal with elephants.

Thailand has 4 very distinct culinary regions. On this tour, we delve into each of them at 4 very different dining establishments. This is tour is about showcasing the huge flavour and spice variations of the 4 culinary regions of Thailand. It is designed for the discerning traveller who wants a more leisurely paced food tour.

Scratch beneath the surface of Hua Hin and you'll find culture on every turn. Join us for a tour that delves deep into the area's history with visits to Khao Takiab, the Hua Hin railway station and Wat Tham Chaeng.Your cultural journey starts off in the fishing village of Khao Takiab. We'll have a look round, seeing locals selling seafood along the road and admiring the Golden Buddha and colourful stilt houses on the shoreline. Then you'll head up to ‘Monkey Mountain' for a visit to Wat Khao Takiab, the local temple. You'll also get to see the troop of monkeys that gave the hill its nickname.Afterwards, you'll head to Hua Hin to visit the temple-like train station, which boasts a royal waiting room, before stopping by Wat Tham Chaeng. Here, you can stroll around a collection of Buddhist statues and monuments, as well as admire the largest Naga statue in Thailand.

Sail from Hua Hin to Kao Tao by traditional pirate sailboat. Stop for swimming and water sports activities along the way, before enjoying the stunning sunset and savoring a dinner.

Phetchaburi is one of Thailand's oldest cities and is known for the most famous palace is the Summer Palace of King Rama 5 on Khao Wang Hill which entire grounds consist of royal halls, palaces, temples and other buildings elegantly built in a balanced Thai, neoclassical Western and Chinese architectural style. The old palaces were converted into museums that displayed royal amenities used by King Rama IV and King Rama V. Wat Mahat Temple is a mixture of the late Ayutthaya and early Rattanakosin styles with an adaptation of the ancient Khmer monastery. Khao Luang Cave Temple was built during the reign of King Chulalongkorn and has a hole through which sunlight comes and shimmers on stones, making the cave colorful and allowing visitors to see all the beauty of the inside of the cave.

South of Hua Hin lies Ko Thalu, a tiny island that's home to palm-fringed beaches, powdery white sand and cool, turquoise water – this is Thailand at its best. Add to that its shallow waters teeming with fish and marine life and it becomes perfect for a spot of snorkelling. Rounding off the day is a lunch on the beach.

Enjoy a private transfer between Hotel in Bangkok and your hotel in Hua Hin. Relax in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle as you are driven to your destination.

A private tour designed for families to explore and discover Thai food together in a way that is fun, yummy and educational. Learn to eat Thai food as a family; be able to use what you learn when you want to again eat Thai food as a family, either in Thailand or back home. Learn about the flavours of Thai food, how to spice it up for adults; how to reduce the heat for the kids.

Thailand's ‘wild west' beckons on this tour. You'll venture to a traditional fishing village, the Nine-Headed Dragon Temple, visit Prachuap Khiri Khan city and head deep into Kui Buri National Park in search of wild elephants on a 4x4 safari. Somchai, a local guide, explains “you'll cover a lot of ground on this tour, taking in the ornate temples along the east coast, but it's the elephants that have my heart. It's always a thrill as we head west into the national park to look for them.” Our first port of call will be Wat An Noi, a temple guarded by two nine headed dragons, sculpted to wrap around the entire temple. After this, you'll stop at a small village that makes its living from sea fishing and oyster farming. Then, you'll head to the coast and the provincial capital of Prachuap Khiri Khan. Here, you can climb the 369 steps (worth it, we promise) to the hilltop Buddhist temple of Khao Chong Krachok. It's known locally as ‘Monkey Mountain' because a large troop of macaques have made it their home. But, if you give them space, they're willing to share the impressive views of the city with you.After a typical Thai lunch at Ao Manao beach, you'll hop onto a 4x4 and head into Kui Buri National Park. There are around 300 wild Asian elephants roaming the forests here and your guide knows all their favourite hangouts. Somchai adds “the Elephants at Kui Buri National Park are wild and free, and while they don't always follow our schedule, this is one of the best places in Thailand to spot them – they may even come over for a close-up.”

Visit the beautiful and unique landscape of the Three Hundred Mountains National Park near Hua Hin, "Sam Roi Yod" and explore the amazing Praya Nakhon Cave on this day tour leaving from Hua Hin.

A city can completely change at night. Watch as Hua Hin blossoms into a city of lights and color after dark, giving you an unforgettable experience in this coastal city. This tour will first take you to the Hua Hin Railway Station and Fishing Pier, where you will not only be able to learn more about the city's history but also discover more about the everyday life of its locals, even after dark. A delicious Thai dinner will await you next, giving you a taste of the delicious seafood that Hua Hin is known for. You will then take a trip to the famous Hua Hin night market where stalls and bazaars crop up, displaying local wares, souvenirs, goods, and more for you to enjoy. You will have plenty of free time to explore and walk around this gorgeous city at night.

Historic monuments blend effortlessly with modern life in Phetchaburi. You'll step back in time in this surprisingly untouristy town. It has temples, palaces, cave shrines and a riverside market – and a funicular railway. Visit Wat Mahathat, Phra Nakhon Khiri and Khao Luang Cave in this activity-packed excursion.Wat Mahathat is first up on the agenda. This Buddhist temple's prangs tower over the town centre. Next, you'll hop into a funicular for a ride to the hilltop Phra Nakhon Khiri, the beautiful summer palace of King Rama IV. Admire the fine architecture, explore the museum and take in the great views over the town and countryside from the observatory.After lunch in a typical restaurant, you'll visit Khao Luang Cave. Housing more than 170 Buddha images, including a huge reclining Buddha, it's a serene and spiritual experience. Finish up with a traditional sweet treat of khanom mo gaeng – custard made with coconut milk and eggs – and you have yourself a showstopper of a tour.

Book a private airport transfer to or from Pattaya, Hua Hin, Ayutthaya, Kanchanaburi, Koh Samet, Koh Chang, or Laem Chabang.

The Kaeng Krachang National Park is one of the largest in Thailand and sits right next to the Burmese (Myanmar) border. Pala U Waterfall is a beautiful spot to visit. You will pass through stunning countryside and hills on your drive there that will only take 1.5 hours or so. The waterfall has 16 steps, making it one of the highest in Thailand and those who make it to the top will be rewarded by superb views over Thailand and towards Burma. It should be noted, however, that progressing further than the third stage will be arduous and should only be attempted by those fit enough to do so.

Deep in Kaeng Krachan National Park and shrouded in thousand-year-old forest, you'll find Pala-U waterfall – a place of great serenity. You'll journey through splendid countryside from Hua Hin to trek to the falls and reward yourself with a swim in fish-filled pools. On our way back, we'll stop at Wat Huay Mongkol temple.

See a beautiful cave in Thailand, enjoy the scenic view at the national park, and get a new experience from this day trip.

It will make your eyes amazed to see the sunrise from the east on the peak of MOUNT BATUR.MOUNT BATUR TREKKING has four lanes use to go, but the line is often used only two of the lines, these are the main starting point ( closed by jati temple ) and the second is Toyabungkah starting point ( closed by the hot spring ).While climbing or passing Jati Temple lane or Toyabungkah lane will feel cool air to your faces around 20 degrees  Celsius . After reaching the summit you will feel increasingly cold temperatures around 15 degrees Celsius. Near the top you will see a simple warong/restaurant that sells tea and coffee while you take a break. And from the summit you will enjoy the beautiful scenery and incredible sunrise from the east.Let's take a moment of your time to climb the MOUNT BATUR /VOLCANO BATUR while see the sunrise that will impress you.

If you're a history or movie buff, you've probably heard of The Bridge on the River Kwai. This classic war movie depicts the construction of the ‘Death Railway', one of the most notorious episodes of the Pacific War during WWII. This day trip takes you to the JEATH War Museum, the railway bridge and Kanchanaburi War Cemetery.On arrival, you'll delve straight into history at the JEATH War Museum. This museum explains the horrors of the Death Railway. From here, you'll walk over the bridge and take a train to Tham Krasae station. Here, you'll make your way down to the River Kwai for lunch at a restaurant at Thakrasae Bridge.In the afternoon, we'll go into Kanchanaburi city and visit its poignant War Cemetery. Stroll its immaculate lawns and pay respects to the almost 7,000 Allied soldiers – including many British – who lie here.

Our team will be there to teach you the art of Muay Thai while having fun in a family setting, supervised by instructors and professional fighters.

This is an unique Trip with an overnight stay on the River House (without Electric in the Room) which gives you a very romantic feeling. Sit together near the River in the Evening and enjoy the food and the peaceful Nature. See also many Historical sides of this Trip, like Bridge over the River Kwai and the Hell fire Pass.

Thailand lucked out on the nature front – not only are there the powdery beaches washed by crystal clear waters but it's also home to lush mountainous landscapes. On this tour to Sam Roi Yot National Park, you'll discover limestone hills, vast caves and a very different side to Thailand.

Discover the foods popular with locals on a guided tour in Hua Hin.

This is an unique Nature Trip with an overnight stay on the River House (without Electric in the Room) wich gives you a very romantic feeling. Sit together near the River in the Evening and enjoy the food and the peaceful Nature. See also many Historical sides of this Trip, like Bridge over the River Kwai and the Hell fire Pass.