Cha-am’s new train station is taking shape
Here are a few pictures of the new train station being built in Cha-am. And here are the views that will soon belong to the past…
Moving
Electric Bikes in Cha-am
Grab your electric bike in Cha-am! A new shop has opened on Narathip road where you can buy or rent electric bikes. You will find the shop half way between the Family Mart and the […]
The ferry between Hua Hin and Pattaya has reopened
November 2018 The ferry between Hua Hin and Pattaya has reopened for the high season, here is the new schedule. October 2018 The ferry is closed until October 31, officially because of “strong wind waves”. […]
Roadworks in Cha-am
Edit 24 March – Roadworks look almost finished and intersections that are still blocked should be opened soon. A brand new set of traffic lights has been installed at the junction of Kaenchan school and […]
Minivan stations are moving out of Victory Monument
Starting from Sept 25, the minivans that were at Victory Monument will operate from a new terminal, near Mo Chit. There will be shuttle buses for passengers to travel between the minivans station and the […]
Getting around Cha-Am
The most pleasant way to get around in Cha-Am is to rent a bicycle or a motorbike. For short distances in town you can use a moto-taxi, or a bus to travel along Phetkasem road. […]
How to go to Cha-Am
Assuming you’re travelling from Bangkok, you can go to Cha-Am by train, by bus, by minivan or by car. Prices and time schedules can change frequently, so even if we try our best to give […]
From Cha-Am to Bangkok by road
Part 1: Cha-Am to Rama IX bridge Leave Cha-Am by following the road #4 (Phetkasem) back to the North. Pass through Phetchaburi and keep on following the signs to Bangkok. You will then have to […]
From Bangkok to Cha-Am by road
Part 1: Bangkok to Rama II You can get out of Bangkok by Rama IX bridge, on the expressway that goes to Rama II road (road #35). Of course you may choose another option, depending […]
Going to Cha-Am by minivan
The article below is partially out of date, since the minivans have been moved out of Victory Monument. From Bangkok to Cha-Am Minivans (minibuses) start from Victory Monument, which is on the BTS line (Skytrain). […]
Going to Cha-Am by train
From Bangkok to Cha-Am Southbound trains leave from Hualamphong station in Bangkok 13 times daily between 8:05 and 22:50. Whereas most trains stop to Hua Hin, only three trains, departing at 9:20, 15:35 and 18:30, […]
Going from Bangkok airport to Hua Hin by bus
There is a bus operating between Suvarnabhumi airport and Hua Hin. The bus can stop in Cha-am, just mention it when you buy your ticket at the airport, at Hua Hin bus station or by Internet […]