Trip to Petchaburi (Half Day)

This province is one of the oldest in Thailand & the first stop is to see the 100 year old temple of Wat Kamphaeng Laeng at Phra Nai Khon Khiri. The journey continues by cable car to see the beautiful summer palace of King Rama VI, also the setting for the famous movie "The King & I". Sights include the Royal Heritage in the Palace museum and the spectacular view from the Observatory.

Kaeng Krachen National Park and Hill Tribe (Full Day)

 Pa-la-u Waterfall is part of the Kaeng Krachan National Park. It’s about 40 miles west of Hua-Hin near the Burmese border. The Pa-La-u Waterfall with its 16 steps, is one of the biggest waterfalls in Thailand. The surrounding forest is over a thousand years old and is filled with rare wild animals. Near the Pala-u Waterfall is a village called “Kareng”(Karieng) settled around 200 years ago by people of Burmese origin. Today the Villagers continue a lifestyle immersed in ancient tradition.

Trip to Talu and Singha Islands.(Full Day)

Travel south for about 2½ hours to unspoiled Bangsaphan Noi. Then take a 20 minute boat trip to Talu Island. The island is renowned for its sparkling clear waters and abundant coral reefs. A great place for diving, fishing and relaxing far from the crowds. You are free to snorkel and explore the lovely clear waters and corals around the island and relax on the beach where lunch is served. Continue by boat to Singha Island, where you take in more of the local under sea world and tropical fish.

Kanchanaburi and Bridge Over the River Kwai (Full Day)

Kanchanaburi, about two hours north of Hua Hin is home to the historic Bridge over the River Kwai. Visit first a replica of the huts of Allied POWs who lived here during their captivity. Then take a short boat trip to see the “Bridge over the River Kwai”, where you take the train over the “Death Railway”  After lunch enjoy riding elephants and rafting along Kwai Noi River. Return to the town to visit a War Cemetery of allied soldiers.

Kaeng Krachan National Park (Full Day)

Thailand’s largest National park where rich rainforest covers rugged mountains along the border with Myanmar. Besides the wide variety of flora and fauna Kaeng Krachan is heaven for birdwatchers with over 400 species identified. We go into the jungle by a road, which runs through primary forest and offers spectacular views of mountains and wildlife, an ocean of mountain ranges covered in deep green forest all year round. Along the road we observe primates. birds and other wildlife, as well as scenic views. Lunch at Ban Krang station and then trek along the jungle track, back to Kaeng Krachan reservoir to sail on the lake.