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7 beautiful beaches in and near Hua Hin (video)

By Editorial
Posted in The beach, thai tips
Tags: , , ,
June 2, 2023
Cha Am beach

Cha Am beach

The resort town is located just 230 km southwest of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport Hua Hin. By taxi you are on the road for about 2 hours and 40 minutes, you can then immediately enjoy elongated beaches, nice restaurants with fresh fish, a cozy night market, relaxed golf courses and lush nature in the immediate vicinity.

Beautiful beaches at Hua Hin

  • Huahin Beach: This popular beach town, about 200 km south of Bangkok, is loved by tourists and locals alike. It is known for its long, white sandy beach that stretches for more than five kilometers. The calm sea makes it ideal for swimming and other water sports activities. Numerous restaurants, shops and luxury resorts can be found in the surrounding area, making it a perfect destination for a relaxing vacation.
  • Khao Takiab Beach: South of Hua Hin's main beach is the more secluded Khao Takiab Beach. The beach is known for its distinctive rocky headland, on which is a Buddhist temple inhabited by a colony of macaque monkeys. The beach offers a quieter and more relaxed atmosphere than the busier Hua Hin.
  • Suan Son Pradipat Beach: This beach is also known as Sea Pine Tree Garden beach, because of the adjacent coniferous trees. It is a relatively quiet beach, frequented by mainly local Thai families. It is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Thailand.
  • Sai Noi Beach: A little hidden gem south of Hua Hin. Sai Noi beach is a small, quiet beach that is less developed than the other beaches in the area, making it a great place for those looking for peace and a little privacy.
  • Regent Beach: This beach is part of the luxurious Regent Resort. With beautiful views, clear blue water and white sand, the resort's beach offers an exclusive experience. It is an ideal destination for those seeking a luxurious beach holiday.
  • Cha Am Beach: Located in Phetchaburi province, Cha-Am Beach is a popular destination for weekend trips from Bangkok. It is a wide and long sandy beach with a relaxed atmosphere. Cha-Am is also known for its fresh seafood restaurants along the coast.
  • Pak Nam Pran Beach: This quiet, unspoilt beach is located south of Hua Hin and Pranburi. It is known for its serene beauty, lined with traditional Thai fishermen's houses and luxury resorts. The area is also popular with windsurfers and kiteboarders, thanks to the reliable winds. Pak Nam Pran Beach offers a peaceful retreat from busier Hua Hin.

In this video you can see 7 beautiful beaches in or near Hua Hin. In the picture you see:

  1. Hua Hin Beach
  2. Khao Takiab Beach
  3. Suan Son Pradipat beach
  4. Sai Noi beach
  5. Regent Beach
  6. Cha Am beach
  7. Pak Nam Pran beach

Video: 7 beautiful beaches in and near Hua Hin

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1 thought on “7 beautiful beaches in and near Hua Hin (video)”

  1. PatJqm says up
    2 June 2023 on 17: 00

    nice video,

    I know all those beaches. I live in Pak Nam Pran and have a condo in Kao Takiab. Next week back there for 3 months!


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