Hua Hin From Our Viewpoints
Hua Hin’s major attraction is the five-kilometer beach, that has long been a favorite destination for local Thais.
The beach stretch adjacent to the resort is peaceful; a perfect place for a little gentle exercise,
a romantic stroll, or the humble bliss of a little sand between your toes.
Fisherman Village and “Khao Takieb” (Monkey Mountain)
Khun Thawee is our security and his house is in the fishing village,
community of “Khao Takiab”,where there are many exciting and
fun stories from the experiences of going out to the
There are over 100 fishing boats that go out to catch crabs, squid
and other fishes.lf you look out out towards the ocean in front of our
restaurant or entire area of Hua Hin beach, you will see boats with
bright green lights floating on the water. Those are squid fishing
boats, they are small staying closer to the shore. However,
larger boats usually go further for crab fishing. : Visiting the village in the morning and feel excited from seeing different catches of day.
Blue Crab Back to The Sea
It is located in Ban Khao Takiab, Takiab Soi 1
(around 1.5 Km from the resort)
The innovative principle of releasing blue crabs is that the
crab bank officer will provide special ink pens for us to write
our names on the crab before releasing them to the sea.
If a fisherman catches a crab that has a name on it, they will
have to release it as if the crab had already become pets
and belong to someone. The ink will be faded and disappear
around the time the crabs grow enough to be our food and
the fisherman can catch them.
Local Thai Breakfast
Local Thai Version of Breakfast is a culture for the know and it
can be much more than your imagination. Khun Mod Senior
Cooking Artist really enjoys and has inspiration from the local
food for her works. Take an opportunity to enjoy local Thai
Breakfast guided by your reliable Holiday Host during the stay.
Enjoy eating like a local at variety of popular shops during 2 hours
walking tour.
Please contact one of our Holiday Host team.
The Royal Klai Kang Won Summer Palace
Khun Pae, Head of our Proper Property Management, loves
jocking and he has good memory of our late king's palace.
“Klai Kang Won” Palace was constructed in the late 1920 by
King Rama VII. The Estate was designed to mirror European
style of that era; the name can be translated as ‘far from
worry’. The palace is still used by the Royal Family today and
was a favorite retreat of the sadly missed King Bhumibol
Adulyadej (Rama lX). The palace also frequently opens and
welcomes locals and visitors to exercise in the garden
in front of the palace.
Hua Hin Railway Station
Khun Krapao, our Supply Chain Management team members, was born in
Hua Hin and proud of history of his home town.
The factor that planted Hua Hin on the tourism map more than
a century ago was the launch of the first train route for tourism,
from Bangkok to Hua Hin. While it was the brainchild of
King Rama V, it was completed under the reign of King Rama VI
and the train station is a striking piece of architecture.
Pa-La-U Waterfall
Pa-La-U Waterfall is well worth a visit not just for the
waterfall itself but for the beautiful scenery you’ll pass
en-route. The waterfall itself is a fifteen-tier cascade and
one of the highest in Thailand. In the basin of the third tier
there’s a large pool offering a wonderful opportunity to cool
off. The surrounding forest provides a habitat for many
animal species; it’s not unusual to hear gibbons howling
from the treetops. Khun Pompam who loves selfie and post
found this place is outstanding from other Hua Hin site
seeing places.
Royal Hua Hin Golf Course
The first golf course in Thailand, built in 1924, and set among the
rolling coastal hills. A notable hole is the 14th, that offers an exotic
glimpse of a Buddhist temple halfway up a densely wooded slope.
Khun Chusak, our General Manager, always exercise in the early
morning there.
In addition, Hua Hin has many world-class golf courses, many of which are within a 5 to 30 minute drive from Let’s Sea. The greens are very well maintained and the local Staff are and helpful. Some of the courses are situated right next to the sea and some located to the west of the city, nestled among pineapple farms and tree covered hills - whichever you opt for you’re guaranteed a great day
In addition, Hua Hin has many world-class golf courses, many of which are within a 5 to 30 minute drive from Let’s Sea. The greens are very well maintained and the local Staff are and helpful. Some of the courses are situated right next to the sea and some located to the west of the city, nestled among pineapple farms and tree covered hills - whichever you opt for you’re guaranteed a great day
Cicada
(Hua Hin Weekend Night Market)
Khun Eve, our Senior Happily Refuel Members, always
spends her time after work enjoying some bites and relaxing
there and you should not miss it if your stay happens to be
over Friday’s, Saturday’s or Sunday’s night.
Cicada Weekend Market is a relatively new destination in
Hua Hin and is located close to the hotel.
The market opens 5p.m. - 11p.m. and is a great place
to shop for local souvenirs and perhaps grab a quick snack.
The market has lively, contemporary, arts and crafts feel
and you can sometimes see performances from local
performers.
Sam Roi Yod National Park
Khun Somyos, our Bartender Supervisor, loves peace & nature.
Not only does he have his bar at beachfront, but he also loves to
spend his holiday in a very peaceful area like Sam Roi Yod National
Park.
Sam Roi Yod (Three hundred peaks) is a quietly spectacular national park located about 40 minutes drive south of Hua Hin. The park covers 24,500 acres and includes marshlands that support a wide variety of waterfowl, and mangrove swamps where you can find fiddler crabs, and mudskipper fish that happily wander about on the mud banks. The famous Phraya Nakhon Cave where a pavilion of King Rama V is also located in this national park.
Sam Roi Yod (Three hundred peaks) is a quietly spectacular national park located about 40 minutes drive south of Hua Hin. The park covers 24,500 acres and includes marshlands that support a wide variety of waterfowl, and mangrove swamps where you can find fiddler crabs, and mudskipper fish that happily wander about on the mud banks. The famous Phraya Nakhon Cave where a pavilion of King Rama V is also located in this national park.
