What to do - Hua Hin

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Hi all,

I will be there in HH v soon yippee

its been 3 years cant believe it!!!

With Wife , my 18mth old son and my parents ( in there 60s)

There first time in LOS... were all excited

Where should i take them in HH ???

What would you do to win them over....

Its going to be a completely different holiday for me

as well as we both just used to go out in town and

get fairly happy!!! :D

If im honest even though i love it in HH and we are going to
settle there...im guilty of not knowing much re the tourist trail....


Were could i take my folks to dazzle them ???

Any advice is helpful.... Hilton Disco !!! hahaha

Regards to all

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Post by Lev »

There is plenty to do, have a look here for some suggestions ...

http://www.tourismhuahin.com/activities-huahin.php

http://www.tourismhuahin.com/attractions-huahin.php
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Post by margaretcarnes »

As a 60 something ex expat I don't think there's any need to fret over the 'olds'!
Let them have some time to wander around, get acclimatized, get lost now and then, make their silly holiday purchases, get ripped off (within reason) and please don't think you need to cosset them!
They might even appreciate some time on their own, and will probably love a night or two on the town.
But I do think a 'must' is a trip to the Kwai, which they will probably appreciate more than younger folks. Again they can do the trip quite safely in the hands of one of the HH tour operators.
Above all I'd have a good talk to them about what kind of holiday they really want. Grandparents are terrible at thinking they are indespensible for child care duties and will make sacrifices. Don't let them!
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Cheers for the Advice...

They do have some plans....ill mention a trip to the Kwai
that skipped my mind....cheers MC

ill have a look at the links too....

The missus has just bought a suit case
sooo big... ive nicknamed it the widowmaker!!

Well if you see us wandering round HH
2 oldies , 2 early to mid 30s parents and
a 18mth old cheeky fella its us....

Probably be shopping for stuff we left at home!!!

Hope every one out there is well

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fach3003 wrote: The missus has just bought a suit case
sooo big... ive nicknamed it the widowmaker!!
If it's that big, make sure you check that it's legitimate with your airline. Some of them are really strict on maximum sizes (dimensions) these days - anything to make a bit of extra cash.
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I will check! thanks BB
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