As well as the obvious relaxing facilities the carefully selected hotels an resorts have to offer, Hua Hin is truly rich in culture, shopping and fun activities for all the family.

There many kilometers of awe inspiring white sandy coconut lined beaches with safe swimming and water sports equipment available to rent.

Hua Hin has an abundance of world class spas and dozens of massage shops all offering a host of relaxing and beatifying options to help you unwind and unlike Europe, the prices are so good, you might want to take serval trips to them during your stay.

Hua Hin has some fine shopping including one large existing Shopping Mall with many famous brands and restaurants and a Majorplex cinema. Blue Port Shopping Mall is under construction and will house such famous brands as Gucci, Armani a total new high class mall aimed at the Bangkok elite who visit Hu Hin on weekends. There are also two night markets and the vibrant and totally unique Cica Weekend market that is a real mix of hand made art, goods and food and always lots of live music. It’s a truly unique and enjoyable way to spend an evening.

There are 3 world class adventure water parks, the newest being Vana Navara, Asia's first tropical rainforest themed water park, a sure fired way of keeping the kids happy, from rock climbing to surfing or crazy water slides, it has it all.

There are also two kite surfing lakes in the area, so anybody wishing to learn how to kite surf can take a lesson and make their kite surfing learning curve much quicker. Hua Hin is hugely popular for sea going kite surfers and on most days you will see many people skipping along the waves powered by their huge kites, there are many schools offering this experience and opportunity to learn.

There is an abundance of world class golf courses, including Black Mountain which often host major televised tournaments that attract some of the world biggest names in the sport.

If submersing yourself in Thai culture appeals there are many opportunities, from elephant trekking, Thai cooking and yoga classes are all available.

The many beautiful and interesting Buddhist shrines and temples to visit, including the Monkey Temple at Koa Takiab, along with its breathtaking views overlooking the town and beaches below, hundreds of monkeys reside there, taken care of by the monks, who for a small donation will through nuts into the masses of monkeys and you see a mad scramble to get to them first.

Hua Hin is a Royal Town, the king himself resides often in his palace in the centre of town and sometimes the grounds are open to public, many other Royals have residences around the town and because of this, the town holds a very special place in Thai peoples hearts. There is also the old teak Palace at Cha Am just a few Kilometers up the road which is always open to the general public.

Hua Hin surrounding areas, have some truly unique views and scenery, most impressive being that of Sam Roi Yot National Park. Take a day trip there and you will climb up into thee mountain, before descending into an huge underworld cavern that is so unique, it feels like a dinosaur could walk past you at any moment. At the top of the cavern there is a natural hole to the sky and a certain time of day the sun sends a beam of light down on to shrine that is illuminated by its rays for a few moments.

When it comes to food and drink, Hua Hin is probably one broadest offerings you will find anywhere in the world, literally hundreds of restaurants and bars catering for every possible taste you may have, a global melting pot with influences from all over the globe and obviously a huge amount of Thai choice, Hua Hin is especially famous for it beach side sea restaurants.

Basically, just because your husband is out training it doesn’t mean just sitting waiting by the pool for him to return. Hua Hin really does have a huge diversity of opportunities for the whole family and the prices are so inexpensive you wont need to break the bank to enjoy them. Most people who visit Thailand and Hua Hin once are sure to want to return time and time again.

All of the attractions and experiences mentioned above, our staff can assist you in your choices, we want the whole family to enjoy the experience and we will go out of our way to make it the holiday of a lifetime.

You will utilizing the new cycle paths recently installed. You will pass the 7 kings giant statues, climb up a short hill to the temple and passing the mangrove forest.

Cycle on the new cycle paths and go around the mountain by passing the Banyan Golf Course.

This route bring you tot he back roads of Hua Hin, you will pass the water park and the Black Mountain Golf Course.

This nice route you will following the canal route to Chaam, this beach is very popular for Thai tourists.

This day you will cycle on coastal road and following tropical bays and coconut lined beaches.

The perfect way to ease yourself into the tour. A beautiful run through quite country roads, passing pineapple plantations, rice paddies, local villages – reaching a truly breath taking dam surrounded by mountains which supplies most of the water for the local region. The terrain is mainly flat on excellent roads, but there is a steep short climb to the dam its self.

A day to view Watt Mongol a huge Buddhist shrine and then up to the only Vineyard in the area, a very enjoyable ride and some breathtaking views from the very pretty Vineyard restaurant. There is also a killer hill just next to it, for those who like to raise their heart rate.

A day through rolling hills and peaceful farm land and plantations. Passing through the unusual spirit house road. A great opportunity to ride and see roads and villages not often seen by most tourists visiting the Hua Hin area.

A longer day on excellent roads and utilizing the new cycle paths recently installed. You will pass the 7 kings giant statues, before hitting the coastal road and following tropical bays and coconut lined beaches before reaching the stunning natural rock and mountain formations of Sam Roi Yot National Park.

A day of climbing through one of the last places in Thailand where wild elephants roam free. You will climb over a 1000m during the ride and see some stunning views and end up so close to Burma it will show on your gps that it lies just over the mountain.

This day you will pass some mountains on back roads to the Kaen Krachan dam.

A longer day on excellent roads and utilizing the new cycle paths recently installed. You will pass the 7 kings giant statues, before hitting the coastal road and following tropical bays and coconut lined beaches before reaching the stunning natural rock and mountain formations of Sam Roi Yot National Park.