Trip to Hua Hin, Thailand

Day 1: Arrival and Relaxation

Upon arrival at Hua Hin’s international airport, you’ll be taken to your resort or hotel to check in and unwind. Fuel up with a delicious lunch of authentic Thai food before heading out to explore the city. Hua Hin is a relatively peaceful town that is perfect for those who want to unwind and relax. Spend the rest of your afternoon walking along the beach to take in the breathtaking sunset views. At night, the city comes to life and you can experience the vibrant night markets that are full of vendors selling local trinkets, clothes, and delicious street food.

Day 2: Nature around Hua Hin

Get an early start and prepare to embark on a thrilling day tour exploring the natural beauty of Hua Hin. Start at the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, just an hour south of the city. The park contains stunning limestone cliffs, dense forests, waterfalls, and a lake. From here, continue to the Huay Mongkol Temple, built in honor of revered former monk Luang Phor Thuad. Wrap up your day with a trip to Plearn Wan, a throwback to Thailand’s past. This retro-themed plaza features vintage objects and tasty eats, and is just minutes away from the city.

Day 3: Exploring the Vineyards

Most visitors go to Hua Hin for the beach, but the city boasts a number of vineyards worth checking out as well. Head out to Monsoon Valley Vineyard and explore the breathtaking scenery and learn about the winemaking culture in Thailand. Take part in wine tastings and tours, and indulge in an authentic Thai lunch for a relaxing day spent away from the bustling city.

Day 4: Visit the Waterparks

Today, visit one of Hua Hin’s popular water parks. Black Mountain Water Park is a crowd favorite and is near Hua Hin’s renowned golf course. Another great option is the Vana Nava Water Jungle, which has plummeting slides and wave pools amidst a lush jungle setting.

Day 5: Explore Hua Hin’s History and Culture

Today is all about immersing yourself in Hua Hin’s rich culture and history. Visit the Thai King Bhumibol Palace that stands on the seaside overlooking the city. This palace is the official royal residence of the King of Thailand and is often used for state visits and ceremonies. Then head to the Hua Hin Railway Station to admire its historical architecture. Known for being one of the best-preserved railroad stations in all of Thailand, it was once the main way visitors could reach Hua Hin.

Day 6: Chasing If you’re looking for some upscale shopping, today’s the day to spend most of your day chasing bargains. Take a trip to Hua Hin Market Village, one of the city’s largest shopping destinations, that is suitable for all types of shoppers. You can easily find clothing, handmade crafts, technology, and toys among its numerous stores. For the ultimate shopping experience, head to the local floating market—Sam Phan Nam Floating Market—for eggs, grilled seafood, and other local delights along with a wide range of souvenir shops.

Day 7: Departure from Hua Hin

Today marks the end of your Hua Hin adventure. After breakfast, check out of your resort or hotel and prepare to head back to the international airport. Take your time and ensure that you’ve packed everything you need before taking one final walk along Hua Hin’s peaceful beach. If you have any extra time before your departure, take a stroll through the city’s night markets to buy any last-minute souvenirs to take home with you.