Hua Hin & the Upper Gulf - Thailand's Islands and Beaches - page 289

30 Ratama B1

31 Sadko C2

32 Sang Thai Restaurant C2

33 Sôm·đam Stand B1

34 Thanon Chomsin Food Stalls B2

Drinking & Nightlife

35 El Murphy's Mexican Grill & Steakhouse C3

36 Mai Tai Cocktail & Beer Garden C3

37 No Name Bar D2

38 O'Neill's Irish Pub C2

39 World News Coffee C2

Entertainment

40 Bang Bar A2

Transport

41 Air-con Buses to Bangkok B3

42 Lomprayah Office C3

43 Minivans to Bangkok B2

44 Minivans to Bangkok's Victory Monument A2

45 Ordinary Buses to Phetchaburi & Cha-am B2

46 Sŏrng•tăa•ou to Khao Takiab; bus to Pranburi B3

Sights
The city's beaches are numerous, wide and long; swimming is safe, and Hua Hin contin-
ues to enjoy some of the peninsula's driest weather. During stormy weather, watch out for
jellyfish.

Hua Hin Town

A former fishing village, Hua Hin town retains its roots with an old teak shophouse dis-
trict bisected by narrow soi, pier houses that have been converted into restaurants or
guesthouses and a busy fishing pier still in use today. South of the harbour is a rocky