Holidays to Thailand’s Beaches with Escape Worldwide
Call 020 8989 0970
or Contact Us by email
We’ve been, we know - just call!
Call our
Travel Experts
Your holiday starts here
Call 020 8989 0970
VISIT OUR WORLD:
Destination
Quick Links
Escape Worldwide S2264. We act as The Global Travel Group plc in connection with
the sale of travel products. Unless specified as the operator, the Global Travel Group
plc is the agent of ATOL protected Tour Operators and other principals.
Holidays to Hua Hin and Cha Am
Darren, your guide to Hua Hin & Cha Am from Escape Worldwide.
“This is one of my favourite parts of Thailand as its not commercialised and it’s very relaxed!”
What to do in Hua Hin & Cha Am
On your Hua Hin holiday, spend lazy days on the beach or around your hotel pool, while evenings are great fun at Hua Hin night market or in one of the numerous bars and restaurants available. The seafood restaurants on the front at Hua Hin are particularly good. For a day away from the beach, visit the floating market at Damnoen Saduak, or the Bridge on the River Kwai at Kanchanburi.
Where to stay in Hua Hin & Cha Am
There's a great range of hotels in Hua Hin and Cha Am, from value hotels for the budget conscious to luxury hotels in Hua Hin of world class standards. Have a look on the following pages at our favourite hotels, but do bear in mind that we can use other hotels in Hua Hin and Cha Am too!
Holiday ideas to Hua Hin & Cha Am
Why not combine Bangkok and Hua Hin or Cha Am on a twin centre package holiday to Thailand, or create a multi centre Thailand holiday by including a few nights in colourful Chiang Mai too, for a Bangkok Chiang Mai and Hua Hin holiday. It's also possible to visit other parts of the Far East, such as multi centre holidays combining Hua Hin with Singapore or Hong Kong. Our holidays are very flexible!
The Thai beach resorts of Cha Am and Hua Hin are around 15 miles apart on the Gulf of Thailand, around a 2 to 3 hour drive from Bangkok. Less well known than elsewhere, Cha Am and Hua Hin are less developed and are favoured by the Thai Royal Family. The resorts make a great destination for those looking for a more traditional Thai beach holiday. Cha Am is the quieter of the two, popular on weekends but quieter in the week, with a long beachfront and a laid back atmosphere. Hua Hin offers a wider selection of bars and restaurants, but is still low-key in comparison to other areas. Both are charming and welcoming. Seafood is a local speciality and well worth a try!
Getting to Hua Hin & Cha Am
Arrival airport Bangkok
Transfer time approx 2.5 hours
Bangkok airport is served by a number of airlines, with flights from around the UK. Direct flights operate from Heathrow with Thai Airways, British Airways and Eva Airlines, with indirect services with a host of airlines from all major UK airports.
Time difference GMT +7
Currency Thai Baht
Language Thai
Entry details & general advice (for British nationals) a visa is not required for stays of up to 30 days (when arriving by air). Passports need at least 6 months validity from your date of entry. While planning your holiday and before you depart check the latest travel advice at www.fco.gov.uk.
Suggested sightseeing
Amphawa Floating Market
The Amphawa Floating Market is one of the famous attractions of Samut Songkhram province and provides many activities for travellers especially on weekends.
- Prices from £66 per person
Bridge Over The River Kwai
Travel by bus to Kanchanaburi to see the world famous bridge leading over the River Kwai, built during World War II by the prisoners of war. Continue by train to Wang Pho station, and on to the jungle by riding elephants, continue by rafting along the River Kwai.
- Prices from £56 per person
| Phuket |
| Krabi |
| Khao Lak |
| Koh Samui |
| Hua Hin |
| Pattaya |
| Hideaways |
| Phi Phi |
| Koh Lanta |
| Koh Yao |
| Koh Phangan |
| Koh Chang |
| Koh Samet |
| Khao Sok National Park |
| Bangkok Twin Centres |
| Northern Thailand Multi Centres |
| Bangkok & Beach Multi Centres |
| Escorted Tours |
| Thailand & the Far East |