Hua Hin by Night

The construction of the railway in the 1920’s transformed this once tiny Fishing village into an elegant resort, where royalty and the Aristocracy spent their summer months. Today luxury hotels have merely added to the regal and tranquil atmosphere, which western travelers are now beginning to discover.

We start this trip by pedal trishaw (samlor) to visit Hua-Hin’s famous railway station, where the guide will tell you some fascinating facts about the town. Then, on we go, to visit the famous Sofitel Centara Hua-Hin Resort & Villa, formally the Railway Hotel, which was the setting for the famous “Killing Fields” Film.
We then carry on our journey “still on wheels”, Samlor, we go through the bustling town to see the busy fishing pier, watch the day’s catch being off-loaded before we enjoy Dinner at beach side Restaurant.

After dinner we take a walk to the “Night Market” and enjoy time to explore before our return to the hotel.

Inclusions:
Air-conditioned vehicles with experienced driver
English speaking licensed guide
All admission fees as mentioned in the program
Dinner

Exclusions:
Items of a personal nature
Tips or Gratuities to guide and driver

Child Policy:
For children under 3 years old will be Free of charge
For children 4-12 years old we charge 70% of adult price
For children over 13 years old we charge normal price