Bayburi Vacation Villas Hua Hin, Centara Boutique Collection is situated on the idyllic and secluded beach of Pranburi, Pak Nam Pran, peacefully located between the famous beachside town of Hua Hin and Kui Buri & Prachuab Khirikhan Town. With a perfect beachfront location, the resort is designed to blend with the natural surroundings and offers the scenic wonder of the Khao Sam Roi Yod National Park as a backdrop and stunning views of a group of islands lying south on the eastern tip of Dolphin Bay. Bayburi Vacation Villas Hua Hin, Centara Boutique Collection is accessible by an approximately 2.5 hour drive from Bangkok. The resort is connected by a comfortable road system and just a 10 minute drive to local markets in Pak Nam Pran Town.
Pranburi is some 30 kilometres south of Hua Hin (25 minute drive) and approximately 40 kilometres north of Kui Buri (50 minute drive). Pranburi is the home to several boutique beach resorts. It is a relatively new destination amongst Thailand's thriving resort offerings. Blessed with endless miles of white sandy beaches, Pranburi is fast becoming one of the preferred holiday getaways for discerning individuals and for those who yearn for their own private retreat.
Transportation by car or by bus (from Bangkok's Southern Bus Terminal), Prachuab Khirikhan province can be most conveniently reached by car from Bangkok. By driving along Highway No.35 (Thon Buri - Pak Tho) passing Samut Sakhon province and Samui Songkhram province. Then taking Highway No.4 passing Phetchaburi province, Cha-am, Hua Hin, to Pranburi - Pak Nam Pran Sub-district.
Transportation by air, Hua Hin can be reached by a frequent 45-minute flight from Bangkok. Then various local transfer carriers including shuttle bus and private taxi are available to fit your journey (from/to Hua Hin Airport).
Transportation by train, taking the train at Hua Lum Phong Station to Pranburi (Prachuab Khirikhan Province) will take about 4 hours for your journey depending on the seat class. Then take a local shuttle bus or taxi to Pranburi Beach.
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The Hua Hin railway station is one of oldest railway station in Thailand. Its most striking feature is the unique Royal Waiting Room in Thai architectural style. The Royal Waiting Room was built in the reign of King Rama VI in order to welcome the King and his entourage. The outstanding feature of the station is the pavilion constructed in the reign of King Rama VI; it was originally named as "Plub Pla Sanamchan", and it was initially situated at Sanamchan Palace in Nakorn Pathom Province. The Royal Waiting Room, the original building built in the same architectural style as Maruekkhathayawan Palace, stands adjacent to the station,and is a favourite spot for taking pictures for both Thai and foreign tourists. |
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Hua Hin Beach is a 5-kilometer white sandy beach lined with a wide range of accommodations, from bungalows to five-star hotels and resorts. Located at the sunrise side of the city, the beach runs from a rocky headland which separates it from a tiny fishing pier, and gently curves for some three kilometers to the south where the Giant Standing Buddha Sculpture is located at the foot of Khao Takiab. While offering a tranquil atmosphere, the beach is also the place for fun-filled activities ranging from jogging, walking, sun bathing, horse riding, kite boarding, and other kinds of water sports. |
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Khao Takiab, or Chopstick Mount, is situated at the southern end of Hua Hin beach, only 4 kilometers from the town. It can be easily reached by local minibus. Visitors can go up the hilltop to enjoy a bird's eye view of Hua Hin, which is one of the delightful views either during the day or night. There is a temple, called Wat Khao Takiab or Wat Khao Lad, situated on top of the hill. The nearby Khao Takiab Beach offers mostly bungalow accommodations. The giant golden Buddha Statue standing against the cliff has become a landmark of Khao Takiab. |
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Maruekatayawan Palace is one of the oldest and most attractive royal palaces in Thailand. This teakwood treasure, known for convenience as The Wooden Palace, stands on Hua Hin beachfront. It is proudly billed as "The Longest Golden Teak Palace in the World" and ideally referred to as "The Palace of Love and Hope." The Maruekatayawan Palace was constructed by His Majesty King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) in 1923 as a place where he could fully relax in great comfort amid a naturally serene atmosphere. The architectural design of the raised-floor wooden palace, with its three sections facing the sea, was drafted by the Monarch himself. |
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Sam Roi Yod National Park, or Khao Sam Roi Yod (meaning the mountain of 300 peaks) in Thai, is Thailand's first marine national park, located 63 kilometers south of Hua Hin in the vicinity of Kui Buri district. This coastal national park, opened in 1966, covers an area of 98 square kilometers with limestone mountains, mangrove swamps, over 200 bird species, wild animals, and beaches. Khao Sam Roi Yod also stands as a landmark for seamen and also provides a good shelter for ships during a storm. Attractions within the park area include: Hat Sam Phraya, Had Laem Sala and Tham Phraya Nakhon, Tham Kaeo, Tham Sai, Khao Daeng, etc. |
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Phra Nakhon Kriri Historical Park or Khao Wang, originally called Khao Samana or Khao Khiri, is located in the vicinity of Amphoe Muang (Muang district) of Phetchaburi province. The peak is 92 meters high, and the mountaintop palaces are accessible either by foot or by cable railway. Khao Wang was constructed by the order of King Mongkut, Rama IV of the present dynasty, and completed in 1860. The park comprises royal halls, palaces, wats (temples), and groups of buildings. The complex, which was constructed mostly of harmonious Western neoclassic and Chinese architecture, tops the following 3 large mountains: Eastern Mountaintop, Middle Mountaintop, and Western Mountaintop. |
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In the 2nd decade of the 20th century, a Scottish railway engineer by the name of O. A. Robins designed Thailand’s first golf course, Royal Hua Hin Golf Course. Opened in 1924 and less than one kilometer from the Hua Hin town, the Royal Hua Hin Golf Course offers tempting Tee shots for the adventurous & natural jungle surroundings, as well as views over the gulf of Thailand, making this course a must for any golfer staying in or near Hua Hin. Tree lined fairways, shaded lies & regular watering holes offering various snacks. What more could a golfer ask for to provide the perfect round. |
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Koh Talu, Koh Sang, and Koh Sing are three islands suitable for diving, snorkeling, and fishing. They can be reached within 20 minutes by boat from Ban Pak Khlong, 3 kilometers east of Bang Saphan. Koh Talu is one of the unspoiled islands, located at Khao Lam-Ya, Moo Koh Samet National Park, It covers an area of 69 rai. Most of area is dense jungle with a high steep cliff to the west and clean white sandy beach to the east and the south. The water is so crystal clean and clear. Sea makes it an ideal place for swimming and snorkeling. The island maintains and abundance of natural resources. The cliff was hollowed out (Talu) by the sea, so island was named after it. |
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The most colorful spot in Hua Hin during the night is Hua Hin Night Market. It offers a wide array of food, drinks, deserts, memorable souvenirs; all kinds of freshly-prepared dishes. Famous are Pad Thai, Hoi Thod, fresh seafood, Indian roti bread, coconut ice cream, and so on (the list is endless). This market will delight visitors wishing to savor the real taste of Hua Hin. |
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Graciously built in 1927 beside Hua Hin Beach by King Prajadhipok, Rama VII, Klai Kangwon Palace served as an alternative summer palace for His Majesty and Queen Rampai Phanee. The building was built in Spanish-style architecture with a facade overlooking the sea. Designed with a European architectural feel, the original name was "Suan Klai Kangwon" (meaning "The Garden Far From Worries") and "Phra Tamnak Piamsuk" (meaning "The Royal Residence Full of Happiness"). The palace is still used as a summer palace by the present monarch King Bhumipol Aduldej and Queen Sirikitt and has become the King's head office, where he would initiate countless projects. |
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