The name ‘Hua Hin’ originates from the words ‘stone head’ due to the large rock formations visible from the beach and located right at the end. The mesmerizing beach is a 4-kilometer-long white sand paradise with a view of the Gulf of Thailand. It is popular for watersports like water skiing, banana boat, jet skiing, and parasailing.
The beach by no means gets too crowded because in the end, it is located in a town which is not as famous as other places in Thailand like Phuket and Pataya. The Hua Hin Beach has its own beauty that is worth witnessing, especially since it has similar activities but with less of the crowd. Located close to the town centre on one side and Khao Tokiap on the other, Hua Hin Beach is not only easily accessible but also extremely lively at all times of the day.
You can also rent deck chairs and umbrellas and settle in the soft sand or stroll the strip and take in the serene yet lively atmosphere. An advantage that the beach has is the fact that during the high tide (almost every four days) every other beach in Hua Hin is covered by the waves with no sand strip, but not Hua Hin beach. The rock formations and strategic, advantageous placement of the beach always leaves a strip of sand to walk on, even during the high tide. A bonus is an absolutely breathtaking sunrise that you can witness from the beach side as Hua Hin beach faces the east directly.
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