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Thailand > South Thailand - the Beaches > Hua Hin

Hua Hin Hotels Travel - Hua Hin Beaches

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Hua Hin Beaches

Many of the hotels along the beach have concessions offering various water sports. Wind surfing, sailboats and para-sailing equipment are available, and "banana boat" rides can be arranged in both Hua Hin and Cha Am and there is a growing marina at the Phatra Yacht Club complex in Pranburi, about 26 km south of Hua Hin.

Hua Hin and the west coast of the Gulf are becoming well known for windsurfing with strong northeasterly winds. As important however is the clean water inshore and the absence of the curse of water scooters and jet skies which have ruined the east coast, especially the Pattaya-Jomtien beaches.

There is a dive shop in town but the shallow water around Hua Hin is not really known for its coral or reefs as this part of the gulf is not overly clear.

The beach is widest south of town and an ideal spot for football or a friendly game of frisbee.

Khao Takiab

The twin hills of Khao Takiab (Chopstick Peaks) are visible to the south down the beach from Hua Hin 3-4 km and one can also make out the 20 meter tall Buddha image at the base of the hills. The walk along the beach is guaranteed to test your ankles.

From the temple (Wat Khao Lad) atop the hill, Singhtoh Island, about 800 meters offshore can be seen and boats to the island can be chartered from either the Hua Hin pier or the small fishing village at Khao Takiab. Be careful of the monkeys wandering the lower grounds of the temple. They're not fierce but enjoy grabbing eyeglasses and pens.

The Khao Takiab area now boasts an increasing number of guesthouses, small hotels, resorts and quiet restaurants.

Suan Son

Just south of Khao Takiab is Suan Son (Sea Pine Gardens). The beach is long and quiet and there are small food shops and accommodations. Entrance is through a military camp--just tell the guard at the gate that you're going to the beach and give him the 10 Baht (per vehicle) entrance fee. Suan Son can get very crowded on weekends.

Khao Tao

Still heading south, beyond Suan Son is Khao Tao where the Sai Noi and Sai Yai beaches are located.

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