• Hua Hin Beach: A long, relatively calm beach that’s great for walking, taking photos, and swimming during the shallow parts of high/low tides.

• Water activities: Enjoy the sea breeze and light waves. In the central area of the beach, there are restaurants and chairs to rent.

• Water sports: Beach bars and some spots offer rentals for activities like kayaking, speedboat fishing, or sailing. Sailing is available in certain seasons.

Cultural and natural attractions

• Marukhathaiyawan Palace (Phra Ratchamahaprasataya Phra Racha Wang): The winter palace of King Rama VI, located by the sea. A shady, serene setting ideal for strolling and photography.

• Wat Huay Mongkhon: A temple featuring a large white marble Buddha statue, with a calm atmosphere perfect for worship and strolling the surrounding gardens.

• Hua Hin Farmstay / Flower Gardens: At certain times there are fields and gardens suitable for nature photography and enjoying the outdoors.

• Pranburi and national parks: For nature excursions, consider the Sirinat National Park nearby (close to Prachuap Khiri Khan) or White Sand Beach.

Places to eat and vibe of Lanna style

• Hua Hin Night Market and Walking Street: Sample local foods, fresh seafood, and Thai desserts.

• Seafoood restaurants by the sea: Grilled fish, lobsters, and other fresh seafood served with a seaside ambiance.

• Cafés and coffee shops: Hua Hin has many vintage-style cafés and stylish photo spots.

Family activities and entertainment

• Water parks and kids’ activities: Some resort hotels offer on-site water parks for guests.

• Golf courses: Hua Hin has numerous golf courses with beautiful sea views.

• Spa and massage: Relax with traditional Thai spa treatments and aromatherapy.

If you’d like, I can tailor an day-by-day itinerary based on:

• Your budget

• Trip duration (how many days)

• Specific interests (seafood, live music, spa, sports, etc.)