Hua Hin

While there is only one beach, Hua Hin Beach, its sands run from one side of the city all the way to the other. The stretch of beachside bliss is about 8 kilometres and runs along cliffs and even a Buddhist temple. A Hua Hin holiday sees vacationers experiencing the ambience of the beach and having the exhilarating opportunity to try the many water sports on offer at the shore line. Walking along the beautiful sands, you can be sure to soak up Thailand’s true beauty away from the busy cities, and if you’re lucky, you might even see the little crabs that call Hua Hin their home.

Between the scenic landscapes and divine Thai cuisine, there’s something for everyone to enjoy with a holiday in Hua Hin. The city offers plenty of trekking opportunities and holds some of Thailand’s finest untouched natural habitat. Pa La-u Waterfall is popular among travellers, and makes for a great day trip approximately 60 kilometres from Hua Hin itself. To witness Hua Hin in all its glory, why not visit Takiap Hill, only 4 kilometres from the city. The hill is not only occupied with temples, but offers arguably the best view of the city.

Hua Hin was developed in the 1920’s, a small fishing village that soon became a resort due to its undeniable beauty. Resorts by the beach are a plenty, and being popular with wealthy retirees, Hua Hin boasts some of the most luxurious resorts in the world. Hua Hin beach is the most popular place for world branded resorts, with 5 star reputations and incredible paradise style lay outs, be sure to check out these upscale boutique resorts when planning your Brunei holiday! For those sticking to a budget, there are also many mid-range hotels in Hua Hin, all boasting lavish pools and tropical scenery, without the upscale price tag.

As with most holidays to Thailand, vacationers will have a preferred time of the year to visit.

Whether this is due to working commitments or school holidays, often your trip will be dictated by something other than the weather. Luckily, Thailand holidays are equally enjoyable year round as the climate allows for a tropical holiday in the sun no matter which season you decide to visit. There is a wet and dry season which is probably the most important thing to note when planning your trip. Wet season will bring heavy but quick downpours with the dry season seeing humid hot days peaking at over 40°C.

A Not So Cool Winter

Holidays in Thailand during the winter months allow visitors more comfort for physical and outdoor activities. If trekking and spending your days wandering the city are what brings you to this amazing destination, then without a doubt, winter is your season. With temperatures sitting at about 28°C, almost every day is perfect for a day of adventure, followed by an afternoon laying out on the beach.

Summer Sands

The hottest season in Hua Hin is from February to May. Temperatures soar above 40°C and visitors come from all over the world to soak up the sunshine and relax in the tranquil paradise that is Hua Hin. Selecting a luxurious resort for your stay along Hua Hin beach, will ensure your holiday to Thailand is not only relaxing, but a memorable one as well. Trekking and day activities leave early from most resorts to catch the cooler parts of the day, so as to make sure you don’t miss out on any of the fun Hua Hin has to offer due to the heat. Beachside massages are in full swing during these months and through the nights, the Cicada market is open and full of life, showcasing some of Thailand’s finest handmade art and entertainment.

Tropical Rains

No tropical paradise is complete without a rainy season. Usually known as the least desired time to travel, it is actually prime time for a Thailand holiday. The wet season begins in May and continues through to September. With comfortable temperature’s sitting at 28°C, smart travellers will plan to come during this season. Hua Hin is quieter at this time, so travellers are often tempted by the incredible hotel deals offered during these months. Visitors travelling in the month of June can enjoy the famous Hua Hin Jazz Festival. Being the biggest festival in the city, it boasts the best jazz music and talented acts in all of Thailand. Visitors come from all over the globe to enjoy the sounds and atmosphere of the annual festival and is not to be missed if you’re lucky enough to be in town at this time of year. Consistent with the rest of Thailand, the rainy season involves heavy downpours of rain that clear quickly, so you can get on with your sightseeing or head out for your relaxing day at the beach.