Top Things to do in Cha-am
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10 Free Things to do in Cha-am That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Cha-am, Thailand including New Boss Custom Tailor, Guru Tailor, Khao Nang Phanthurat Forest Park, Railway Station Market, Kaeng Krachan Dam, Huai Sai Wildlife Breeding Center, Wat Tanot Luang, Wat Cha Am, Cha-am Forest Park, Cha-Am Beach.
Restaurants in Cha-am
1. New Boss Custom Tailor
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 59 reviews
New Boss Custom Tailor have 15+ years of experience in this field we offer you our time and experience to help you understand what you desire when it comes to your wardrobe. We offer our guidance and advice when it comes to fit and structure, as our aim is to make you look and feel confident. We know that Custom tailoring is not just a set of measurements its all about your satisfaction.
Reviewed By Govinthapa - Phuket, Thailand
We love suits we are more than happy thanks you Mr raju see you next time 101% we are come your tha best tailor this time 4 friend next we are come with all we are family's want to thanks for Mr raju
2. Guru Tailor
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Tailoring is an art, Guru Tailor always follows that art , we are located Cha am, one of the most beautiful place in Thailand. We do tailoring more than a decade, we feel the smile of thousands of happy customers wearing their perfect clothes tailored from us. Each smiles gives us more satisfaction which we considers a profit
Reviewed By Stennius
An excellent experience. I was looking a tailor who doesn't yell outside the store or try to pull me inside to one's shop. And Guru Tailor worked just like that. A perfect start with the owner, a real gentleman! I ordered a suit as well as several shirts. Everything went perfectly. It took about three fitting sessions to get the suit to fit perfectly. I got all requested modifications and the tailor himself suggested several ones to get it good. Really excellent service! Shirts also fitted really well. I wanted some extra modifications (eg a bit bigger sleeve for the left hand to serve those bigger watches) and all that gone right. Materials are what they are, but nothing to complain about cotton, it is just a fine quality. I even got one extra shirt for free as being a good customer, nice compliment :) I don't have other experience about tailors in Cha-Am, but for overall I'd say that this was one of the best what I have ever got in clothing business. Btw, if your measures doens't change, you can order more shirts from your home country just by email. Just choose the fabric from images and that's it!
3. Khao Nang Phanthurat Forest Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Ruchardred007
We took a day trip here and walked the entire route. You will need a good level of fitness if you intend doing this entire walk, it is not especially climbing down into the cave towards the end ( you really need a touch ) .. Take plenty of water with you. You can also do a much shorter walk to a nice viewpoint that has steps. Being up for a good hike we really enjoyed our day
4. Railway Station Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 74 reviews
Every Morning Near The Railway Station
Reviewed By mrsmarshy2014 - Melbourne, Australia
Staying in cha am and decided to go to this market. Held every wednesday. Its a big market that stretches from in front of the cha am railway station down to the first intersection and sideways into the grounds of the nearby government building. Lots of stalls, great food, also clothes, shoes. There are sitdown restaurants/bars where you can sit and watch the crowds. Not so many foreigners, many locals. Good atmosphere, we really enjoyed it.
5. Kaeng Krachan Dam
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By andrewmI4785PU
Not a planned visit but what an amazing detour for an afternoon. Spectacular views of endless mountain ranges and a dam the size of a small sea, dotted with islands and boat tours by local guides, with stops along the way to see crab-eating macaque monkeys which happily board boats in search of food. Just don't try to get too close. The Kaeng Krachan dam is part of Thailand's largest national park. There is a quaint bridge over to one of the islands but access blocked half way across, unfortunately. Also not for the faint hearted or very young children given the movement of the bridge and the minimalistic wire side barrier. Worth seeing (sadly) is the most enormous section of tree trunk which I'm sure has a story to it. Around two metres in diameter and four or five metres in length. The living tree must have been awe-inspiring. In short, if you have your own car and are heading towards Hua Hin from Bangkok as I was, I would highly recommend a detour.
6. Huai Sai Wildlife Breeding Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By logans616
This place was great. My wife and I loved it. The people saying this place is horrible have obviously never been to a zoo. It’s the same treatment if not better. When we arrived a man was walking around the zoo with one of the elephants. We were able to feed it and play with it. All the animals seem to be as happy as one can expect for zoo animals. We loved it and will definitely come back.
7. Wat Tanot Luang
8. Wat Cha Am
9. Cha-am Forest Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By 443trevorc - Barnstaple, United Kingdom
We visited this Forest with friends to view and feed the wild monkeys. It is well laid out with good footpaths signed with distances so you can walk as much or little as you please. Gets you away from the hustle and bustle of Cha Am and Hau Hin
10. Cha-Am Beach
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By 802leifs - Province of Alicante, Spain
The beach is long well clean and maintaind with trees giving shadow if you feel to be out of the sun getting a snack or something to drink. Along the whole beach, there is frequent numbers of restrooms on the opposite side of the street. Along the same street, there is a viority of restaurants and bars.
