The Cha-Am and Hua Hin areas feature many culturally unique attractions including the King Rama VI teak wood
'Summer Place' and other historical sites, international championship golf courses and a variety of national parks.
This beachfront town is fit for a king. With a royal retreat close by, Klai Kangwon Palace, beautiful beaches and
enchanting tiny fishing communities, you will be captured by the charm of this seaside town. Located approximately
163 kilometers south of Bangkok, 40 kilometers south of Phetchaburi and 20 kilometers north of Hua Hin,
the beach is famous for being long and clean.

The town of Cha-Am is steeped in history. It was here that one of Ayutthaya’s greatest kings sojourned with his troops, dismounting to admire the view and clean their riding saddles - hence the resort’s name - derived from
the Thai word Cha-Am, or ‘the saddle’.

Cultural trips can be arranged upon request, please contact the Hospitality Desk at main lobby for more information and reservations.

		• Visit one of the largest pagodas in the world, the Phra Pathom Chedi. • Bring out your adventurous side and go elephant-back riding at    Hua Hin’s Elephant Village through tropical forests and natural scenery. • Take a cable car or hike up a mountain to the Summer Palace of    Phra Nakhon Khiri Palace, also known as Khao Wang. • Shop ‘til you drop at the famous Hua Hin Night Market and be seduced    by the sights, smells and sounds of the local Thai way of life.

		• One for the Seafood lovers, try Cha-Am’s famous Pak Klong    seafood restaurant. Don’t miss their specialty, the Yam Gaeson Hoi. • La Terrazza, near the fishing pier, offers lunch and dinner    prepared by an Italian chef. • Le Chablis offers French and Thai foods and has a good selection of   wines. • The Hua Hin Night Market, on Dechanuchit Road, has everything    from noodles to Tom Yom Gung (spicy lemon grass soup with shrimp).

		• Pets are welcome at the Pet Resort equipped with eleven   air-conditioned rooms. • Nature-lovers take notice. Explore the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park,    home to over 100 species of wild birds. • Spend a day at the beach, with pony rides for children and a variety of   watersports, such as jet-skiing, paragliding and banana boat riding.

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