Hua Hin Day trips

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.

Noi was a great guide, learned a lot about the area and the country. The vineyard is the highlight and the last stop!

Our tour guide, Ploi, was very professional and made the tour better than it is! We were very impressed by her language skills and how she makes sure no one gets left out because of language barrier by translating everything she shares in both English and mandarin for the group :)

Our driver Manop was professional and timely. Be sure your wearing easy to roll up pants or shorts, you will wade into the water to your boat that will take you to the path up to Praya Nakon cave. The path is a strenuous 430 meters up a mountain.Wear good shoes/sandles and bring plenty of water. The cavern and Pavillion is worth every step. There's plenty of time in the literary so take all the time to enjoy it. After returning, our driver then took us to Tung Sam Roi Yod. Its a protected fresh water marsh with incredible biodiversity. the water is clear and the dramatic geography is on display. There is a boardwalk that takes you out amongst the reeds and lotus. We saw regrets, storks, ducks, and many othes that i couldn't quite see but heard. You can see the fish clearly and water stiders. We weren't bothered by flies or other insects. Be sure have plenty of sunscreen and mosquito repellent.

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.

Private car for a day, customized itinerary, no tour guide. Going up mountains and down to the sea, very exciting. If you want to go to the cave, you need to take a boat across the sea first. You will get wet when boarding the boat on the beach, so backpacks/bags should be waterproof. Climbing natural stone steps up and down the mountain requires a certain level of physical strength and knee endurance. The national park has a large wetland area. If you visit during the lotus blooming season, be sure to take a boat through the flowers. You can also see many migratory birds while walking on the wooden boardwalk, but unfortunately, there are no binoculars or long lenses to see what kind of birds they are. Finally, take a boat to the recently popular attraction, The Kissing Cave, stopping at several locations along the way for photos. Overall, it's an unforgettable experience.

Great tour, it was soo beautyfull and our guide had a great knowledge.

It was an enjoyable trip, probably because the weather was just fine for waterfall outing, only cloudy but no rain. It required a bit of strength and energy to walk and sometimes climb the rocks, and the rock surface will be slippery. our guide was good, and overall it was safe. Wear walking shoes, no slippers is a must. Funny experience as you can swim under the waterfall with the fish. In the afternoon,the guide brought us to Monsoon Valley vineyard and tasting of 3 glasses of wine was included in the package. The place was beautiful and wine was good.