It is half day excursion starting at 9.00 am and taking you close to the Myanmar border, green jungle in West of Hua Hin. More information>>

2,200 baht / person

Combining a trip to the waterfall hiding in rainforest near the Burmese border with a riding of Elephant in elephant camp. This trip will start at 9.00 am. More information>>

2,900 baht / person

"Three Hundred Peaks" (Sam Roi Yot in Thai) is a fascinating area of limestone mountains, caves, beache, island and marshy wetlands that is home to a great varieti of plants, birds and some endangered animals. More information>>

2,200 baht / person

This is the most popular adventure and not surprisingly. Venturing into Sam Roi Yot National Park offers the greatest variety of scenery of all Thailand's National Parks with limestones cliff, freshwater mangroves, beach and caves. More information>>

2,800 baht / person

We are proud to offer guided (or self drive) excursion into the remote National Parks and pristine wildlife habitants. Thsi trip is a trip for the real wildlife enthusiasts, departing mid afternoon and arriving at about dusk. There are several safe viewpoints where one can observe and photograph, under the guidance of the guide, wild elephants and other nocturnal creatures as they awaken for a night of foraging.

2,200 baht / person

Pa Ka-Ka Yor is a remote hill tribe village situated in the jungle far removed from civilization and living a lifestyle handed down through the generations of its inhabitants. You can witness a small cultural show endemic only to that particular village.

2,000 baht / person

Except the other 4x4 trips that we provide to see the natures and relaxing excursions, we also pride to present another 4x4 Training centre which you will enjoy driving the "Off Road Car" in Cha Am - 30 minutes from Hua Hin town. 4x4 car rental is 1,000 baht per hour and our transportaton service is 600 baht for round trip. The professional team include Thais and Westerns are waiting for your visit. Enjoy the self drive training with the instructors how have a lot of experiences in Off Road driving.

Phetchaburi is a 60 minutes drive north of Hua Hin. You will visit Khao Wang, the summer residence of King Mong Kut (Rama 6) who built the palace in 1860. A favorite among Thais, this magnificent site is the first palace complex in Thailand to be built on a mountain. The mountain rises to 95 meters above sea level. And then explore Khao Luang Cave, which contains over 170 recovered Buddha statues inside.

2,000 baht / person

Prachuabkhirikhan is located 90 kms south of Hua Hin. This trip will drop you first at Khao Chong Krajok where you have to climb up the 395 steps and will see the views of Manow Bay. At Manow beach you can buy some lacal gifts. Then 45 minutes drive to Huay Yang waterfall where you can swim and feed the fishes.

2,900 baht / person

Hua Hin is a charming seaside town. It was the first beach town to gain fame and popularity with holiday makers in Thailand. Why? Becuase its crystal clear water, clean sand and wonderful atmosphere make it the number one choice and a dream place for tourists. You will see interesting things in Hua Hin and King's Summer Palace in Cha Am with this trip.

1,300 baht / person

This trip starts with a trip to Khao Takiab. "Chopstick Hill" or "Monkey Mountain". There you can either drive or climb to the top of the mountain for a great view of the Gulf of Siam. The Buddist temples that dot the mountain's side is a must to experience. Take a short drop at Hua Hin Railway station and then take a trishaw tour around Hua Hin city. And dinner is served at booked restaurant in Hua Hin, finally check your bargain at Hua Hin Night Market.

1,800 baht / person

Bangsaphan Noi is a beautiful place of unspoiled beach, 2 hours and half drive from Hua Hin it will bring you to the pier and continue by boat for snorkeling place in two different areas around island and see the beautiful fish and coral reefs. Lunch and refreshment will be served on the island.

2,500 baht / person

This bridge is the world famous bridge over the River Kwai in Kanchanaburi. It was built during World War 2 by the prisoners of war under the occupation of the Japanese, and completed in 1943. Next visit the war museum which houses photographs, paintings, drawings, maps and very informative by POW's as well as other war memorabilia. And get the train along to the death railway to Wang Poe for lunch.

2,500 baht / peraon

Combining the visiting to the bridge over River Kwai in Kanchanaburi and find the where you can enjoy elephant riding for other different riding from Hua Hin.

3,000 baht / person

Other choice, you can choose to visit and have some fun from the trip. Trip start with go to the Floating Market at Damnernsaduak, Ratchaburi. There the boat will bring you to the colorful river market. There are many things to buy and taste. And then drive to Kanchanaburi for River Kwai.

3,000 baht / person

After come back from the Floating Market in Damnernsaduak, Ratchaburi. You can make the short trip to visit the temple, cave and summer palace on the hill in Petchaburi.

2,800 baht / person

You can visit the crocodile farm after you went to the Floating Market. At the crocodile farm you will find out the local life styles and the talent of people who works with the crocodiles, including the show that is the most dangerous.

3,000 baht / person

We combine this trip for your more choice. The Rose Garden where you will continue to after drop at Floating Market for boat trip along the canal to see the riverside life style. You will be introduced to the Traditional Thai Life including ordination into monkhood ceremony, fingernail dancing, Muay Thai Boxing and elephant at works.

3,000 baht / person

Bangkok - city of angel, you can't leave Thailand without visit it. There is many places you must visit in Bangkok such as the Golden Buddha Image made from 5.5 tons of real gold, Grand Palace, Long tail boat trip and go for a walk in the flowers and fruit market or Chatujak Weekend Market.

3,000 baht / person

Ayutthaya is one of Thailand's historical province. It was the capital of Thailand for 407 years (1350-1767: Kingdom of Ayutthaya) and the center of civilization of Southeast Asia during the 17th century. More thing, Ayutthaya Historical Parks has been included in UNESCO's World Heritage list since 13 December, 1991.

4,000 baht / person