Joanna James
When compared to beaches in neighbouring cities, Hua Hin's beaches tend to have fewer people lounging on them, making them perfect for family vacations or anyone seeking some privacy. Without further ado, let's look at the top beaches here.
If you want to experience this beach to its fullest, the best time to go is between the months of November and March – this is when the weather is mild, and there is a gentle breeze, and the water is often a more stunning shade of blue. Always look for a beachfront Hua Hin villa offered by the likes of Avani+ Hua Hin Resort so that you can have quick access to the beach!
Although there are a few resorts on this army property, this beach itself is mostly untouched. Picnicking is a popular activity among community members, particularly in the afternoons. In addition to that, it is an excellent spot for running. There is a huge parking lot with an eatery, a decent cafeteria, and a modest massage centre located in the northern part of the beach. The beach known as Khao Tao is in reality the same as the beach known as Suan Son Pradipat; the only difference is that Khao Tao is located farther south.
Pranburi is located around 26 kilometres to the south of Hua Hin. The primary beach in Pranburi is about 8 kilometres long, making it the longest beach in the area. Although the selection is relatively restricted, there are a few hotels located on both beaches. In general, it is a pretty tranquil region, and kiteboarding may be done there whenever the wind is strong.
The Thao Ko Sa Forest Park is a place that has a small mangrove jungle in which they have constructed a pathway out of wooden planks to lead visitors through the forest. The route through the woods may be completed in approximately 20 minutes and is a lovely stroll through nature. Furthermore, in the same region, you will discover a stretch of beach that is extremely peaceful and has several tables that are perfect for having a picnic beneath the canopy of a tree. In addition, there is a café located inside the park itself.
This is a rather long stretch of beach, along which there are a number of facilities that are both affordable and secluded. It is a nice place for individuals who want to get away from it all!
This beach is perhaps the nicest one in the neighbourhood. It is a pristine beach with swaying palms and white sands located inside the Sam Roi Yot National Park. The only way to get there is by boat or by trekking over a mountain route for thirty to forty minutes. Bungalows, stores, and a cafe run by the national park may be found here. You can go to the amazing Phraya Nakhon cave, which is located inland from this beach; however, there is a fee of 200 baht for adults and 100 baht for children to enter the cave.
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