Things to do in Hua Hin

A total of 10 people participated. The first two activities require a bit of physical effort, but after that it's all ziplining. An awesome experience! Everyone was very happy and had a lot of fun. The professional coaches are very humorous, and the park is very clean. I recommend coming here for fun if you visit Hua Hin. Coaches: Humorous and fun Location: Clean Experience: Very fun Safety: Very safe Equipment: Very sturdy

Had an awesome time! Booking tickets through Klook was convenient, and even though it rained, it was so fun that we stayed until the 5 PM closing time. The wave pool and all the attractions were great!

First, let's talk about the overall experience. If you have the budget, it's definitely a once-in-a-lifetime experience you should try. The masseuses are very professional, and the pressure will be adjusted according to your requests. The overall design style is very unique, as if you're in another world. If I have the opportunity, I will definitely try it again.

The trip to Petchaburi and Hua Hin was something I never thought I’d get to experience! Although time was short as these are quite far from Bangkok, the tour was a good glimpse of both places. Chris was a good guide, and also took our photos. The tour didn’t seem rushed too! A bonus was the good restaurant where we had lunch! Highly recommended tour!

Stayed at Intercontinental, so very convenience for me as SPA is just next to it. Terapist is professional, good strength & skilful. She applied hot herbal compress diligentl (especially my legs, which I appreciated)

We had so much fun! Especially the wave pool – both kids and adults loved it. Food and drinks are a bit pricey, just like back in Korea lol. Beers are 100 baht each.

Easily travel from Bangkok to Hua Hin, arranging your itinerary according to your wishes (details finalized via email three days prior). Our itinerary included: 08:00 Pick up at Hostel 09:30-10:30 Damnoen Saduak Floating Market (manual boat ride, 200 Baht per person for half an hour, paid to the driver) 11:30-12:00 Khao Luang Cave (easily accessible cave) 12:10-14:00 Phra Nakhon Khiri Palace (Khao Wang Palace) (Take the cable car up the mountain, there are three places to visit, requires some walking, beautiful scenery! Although it's hot walking under the scorching sun at noon, it's worth a visit) 14:40-16:00 Mrigadayavan Palace (beautiful seaside palace) 16:15-16:20 RRC bus station (buy tickets back to the airport) Everything went smoothly and we arrived at the hotel in Hua Hin ahead of schedule. The driver, Mr. Mok, only spoke very basic English, but he confirmed the necessary details with us. As for the details of the attractions, it was convenient to look them up on my phone! Overall, I was very satisfied and felt it was a good value for money, satisfying all the attractions I wanted to visit in one go.

The environment is clean, and the masseuse is truly professional. Unlike some of the more budget-friendly places I've been to in Bangkok or elsewhere, she immediately identified issues like my anterior pelvic tilt and other postural problems related to muscles that I can't usually address myself (clearly demonstrating her expertise). Before starting, she also asked about any areas to avoid (for example, I have thoracic scoliosis, so I asked her to avoid twisting or putting pressure on my thoracic spine, which she completely respected). I'll definitely feel confident trying other city branches in the future. Remember to book one day in advance when using a voucher.

Wildlife Friends Foundation cares for more than 800 animals. It has a specialized wildlife hospital in Thailand, an elephant sanctuary, and a tiger rescue center. The WFFT actively fights against illegal wildlife trade. Guests are divided into three groups, each with a guide. In the first stage (early, before lunch), after a short drive, you walk through the grounds, observe animals, and receive detailed information from the guide about various species of monkeys, bears, etc. that have been rescued. In the second stage, elephants, tigers, otters, etc. are visited. Finally, there is elephant feeding. It is a wonderful feeling to know that the animals are being helped and that they have a dignified life.