Top Things to do in Sam Roi Yot
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10 Things to do in Sam Roi Yot That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Sam Roi Yot, Thailand including Dolphin Bay Resort Sport Rentals, JIB Massage, Phraya Nakhon Cave, Tan Chet Yot Temple, Beach Bar, Laem Sala Beach, Bang Pu Beach, Local Fresh Market, Bueng Bua Nature Observation Center, Kaeo Cave.
Restaurants in Sam Roi Yot
1. Dolphin Bay Resort Sport Rentals
2. JIB Massage
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
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Reviewed By barbaramD7738VJ
Service was excellent and staff very friendly. The masseuses seems experienced.It is an open air massage ( can hear dogs around) but the the masseuses are excellent and it won't bother you much. I go back tomorrow for more.
3. Phraya Nakhon Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 781 reviews
Reviewed By Bob2507 - Changshu, China
Must do if you are around Hua Hin, we took the boat from the beach (saves you a difficult hill crossing) took the boat tour, first to the canal and see some colorfull fishing boats, then to monkey island, then to the beach for the hike to the cave. Hike is challenging, but everyone can do on his own tempo. View in the cave is stunning. try to sit down on a quiet spot on the hike and wait for the monkeys to appear.
4. Tan Chet Yot Temple
5. Beach Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
6. Laem Sala Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Peabody1953 - Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Clear, cool(er) water. I would have liked to have stayed at the beach much longer, but I was exhausted from the trek to the cave. It has the nicest beach water of all the beaches I have visited on the gulf.
7. Bang Pu Beach
8. Local Fresh Market
9. Bueng Bua Nature Observation Center
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Little1987
We visited this marsh after climbing the Khao Daeng view point (elsewhere in the national park) and found it to be a great, peaceful and picturesque corner to wile away a few hours. The scenery is beautiful, lush and very unique in Thailand. The site also benefits from not being overrun by lots of tourists. We went late July, during low-season, and were the only ones there on a bright sunny afternoon! Although it is not possible to complete a full route, as the boardwalk is undergoing repairs, you can still walk a considerable way and enjoys views across the marsh.
10. Kaeo Cave
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By E5701BVkevinc
This is a difficult hike for smaller kids but worth it if you can make it with them. I would take your own flashlight, the ones for rent at the base for 40 baht are very weak and break quickly. inside the cave can be very slick and get very tight, but a beautiful place to explore with your family.
