Hua Hin is one of the most famous seaside attractions in Prachuap Khiri Khan, a province of Thailand just 200 km from Bangkok. Hua Hin is best known for its bustling night markets, delicious street food, water parks and nature. Paths of exploration. It offers you many sights, but you will also be impressed by the warmth of the locals.
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Day 1 in Hua Hin
TThis is your first day in Hua Hin, so we assume you’ll be looking for some fun. How about starting the day by visiting the best water park in Hua Hin?
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Day 1 Full day: Splash around at one of the best water parks in Hua Hin.
Vana Nava Water Jungle: The Vana Nava Water Jungle is located in Hua Hin. Discover fun and exciting water slides such as Abyss (Thailand’s giant), Boomerang and Vana Nava Falls (Asia’s highest artificial waterfall). The water park also has children’s and family zones for family tourists and other challenges. Zones for those looking for more fun! If you want a ticket, here’s a discounted offer!
Black Mountain Water Park: Black Mountain is another fantastic water park with various water activities. It’s the perfect place for family fun, with something everyone can enjoy, from long water slides and floating obstacle courses to relaxing pools and rivers! After much fun in the pool, you will be exhausted, so we suggest you replenish your energy by eating delicious food at a local street market!
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Day 1 in the evening: street food dinner
Hua Hin Night Bazaar: Hua Hin night market has one of the most famous street food in Thailand. If you don’t visit this place, you can’t say you’ve experienced Hua Hin! The Expanded Food Street offers local fare such as roti, grilled seafood and fruit smoothies. Although it is full of travellers from all over the world, it is clean and has enough space to eat, sit and take photos on the street. If you are interested in the night tour package, here it is!
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Day 2 in Hua Hin for your second day, we suggest a relaxing day.
A day to stroll around and experience Thai market culture at some of the most famous markets in Hua Hin!
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Day 2 Morning: Traditional Breakfast at Hua Hin Sam Phan Nam Floating Market
A floating market that allows you to Get a picture of the Thai Orthodox community in the past. The shops are next to the small lake as it is a floating market. There are many delicious Thai dishes and desserts to try. You can also buy Thai clothes and other things as unique souvenirs to take home. The products are also sold at a low price!
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Day 2 in the afternoon:
Visit a theme park in a Greek village or a beautiful European-style farm
Santorini Park: the white and blue paradise of Thailand! Santorini Park is one of the most beautiful places to spend the day. With the concept of Greek architecture, the theme park allows you to have a pleasant time with many fun activities and shopping, especially the Ferris wheel, the park icon. This place also operates a water park called Hua Hin Santorini Park Water ventures, which is currently closed for renovation.
Swiss Sheep Farm Hua Hin – Spend a fantastic afternoon with the various animals, including sheep, cows, rabbits, horses and more. Try feeding some of them and even learn to milk a goat if you’re adventurous. Enjoy a perfect place for family fun on a charming little working farm!
Night of the second day: create memories of a beautiful night
A fabulous 4-dimensional art museum. Here you can take photos of yourself, your family and friends as if you are inside the artwork and pretend everyone is a part of it. It’s a quick and fun experience with lots of photos to last a lifetime!
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Day 3 in Hua Hines mentioned earlier
Hua Hin is famous for its night markets and street food, but that doesn’t mean you have to spend all three days in the markets. That’s why we prepared your last day in Hua Hin with some nature exploration! Visit one of the two famous waterfalls in Hua Hin for the day and end it with another market tour where you can find all kinds of handmade souvenirs to take home!
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Day 3 Full Day:
Explore one of the beautiful natural paradises of Hua Hin. Enjoy the morning exploring nature and head to the waterfalls to cool off from the Thai heat.
Pa La U Waterfall: It is located in Kaeng Krachan National Park. Boasting a rich ecosystem and stunning scenery, this place claims to be one of the highest waterfalls in Thailand.
Huai Yang Waterfall – Located in Prachuap Khiri Khan, famous for its spectacular views and calm waters for swimming. And you’ll also see plenty of wild-leaf monkeys to feed! Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park: Thailand’s first coastal national park with countless mountains, caves and beaches. Admire beautiful views of the “Mountain of 300 Peaks”, a quaint fishing village, and tour a pineapple plantation and the iconic Phraya Nakhon Cave.
