Sun, sand, sea, great food and a healthy lifestyle are some of the things that await those who choose to visit or live in Hua Hin, a seaside town about 3 hours south of Bangkok. I’m here to celebrate this fantastic place which I’m lucky enough to call home and hopefully provide you with some interesting insights, some good advice and a few laughs. Hua Hin Blog is covering areas such as food, Thai culture, a healthy lifestyle and what it is to live and work in Thailand. In other words a celebration of life in a tropical location and how to make the most of it.
First and foremost, I’d like to state here that I love living in Thailand. The people, the food, the weather, the lifestyle and the culture all come together to make it a lovely place to live. Saying that, there are some things about living here that I (and other foreigners) find very difficult to understand.…
My wife and I recently discovered a little pearl of a restaurant by the sea that has become our regular weekend brunch spot. I say discovered because I’ve never seen more than a couple of westerners there each time. However, there are always lots of Thai people there, which, as all of those of you…
I was participating in the Take 5 Golf day organised by Mr Sam Sheriff, whose sport’s bar and restaurant Take 5 is located in Khao Thakiab, opposite the Amari hotel and residence.
A short video I made about the top 3 golf courses in Hua Hin (in my humble opinion).
Buying property in Thailand has many potential pitfalls so remember not to just buy with your heart; buy with your head too. All too often people get carried away with the romantic idea of a property in Thailand and overlook certain important details. Thailand is fast becoming the destination of choice for foreigners who wish…
Find out in this post why Hua Hin is the Best Place to Invest in Thailand? I listed 10 main reasons here.
If you’re anything like me you’ll think that one of the best things about living in Thailand is the food. The Thais enthusiasm for their cuisine is infectious and when you are married to a Thai person it’s impossible not to be drawn in. If they not actually eating, they are thinking about it or talking about it.
What would you say is the most important thing to you in relation to the day to day running of your life? I’ve lived in Thailand for nearly 10 years now and those years (with all their ups and downs) have been formative to me as a human. All of us that have re located…
