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What to do and see in Cha-am, Phetchaburi Province: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Cha-am, Thailand including Elton View Fishing Park, Malai Farm at Cha Am, Kaeng Krachan National Park, Khao Nang Phanthurat Forest Park, Nayang Bat Cave, Kaeng Krachan Dam, Huai Sai Wildlife Breeding Center, The Sirindhorn International Environmental Park, Cha-am Forest Park, Regent Bike Park.
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1. Elton View Fishing Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By alexhC3246ZJ
Absolutely top fishing!!! This is by far the best days fishing I have had in Thailand , I had a great day catching multiple species of fish up to 100lb+!! Arapaima, Siamese carp, red tail catfish...........this fishery is the best value for money fishery in Thailand as you can buy a day ticket for as little as 1300 baht per day! The manager Barry is a top guy and will help you with anything you want. 5 stars all the way to this fishery!
2. Malai Farm at Cha Am
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By mikedR697DX - Hua Hin, Thailand
We were looking for something to do that children (4&7) would enjoy. My girlfriend having seen Malai Farm out of the bus window one day thought this might be a good place to try. Maiai Farm ended up being an excellent place to spend time with the kids. It's a large petting zoo, all of the animals looked healthy and well taken care of. The grounds were clean and there were none of those “aromas” that you usually associate with petting zoos. We ended up staying there for a couple of hours and we all had fun! There is a small restaurant located at the back of the property, the food was good and reasonably priced. The only entry requirement is that you purchase a basket of animal feed (greens, carrots, and corn) for 100 Baht. You will easily use what is in the basket and probably want to purchase more at various stations scattered around the facility for 20 Baht a pop. They open at 8am, I would suggest getting there early (by 9am) to beat the crowds and the heat.
3. Kaeng Krachan National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By 1969travel - Bangkok, Thailand
Great walk with a fall ( ha ha ) Make sure you are ready to get wet and your footwear should be strong and water proof to walk over rocks. Great long winding walking trail, seemed unending with beautiful Rain forest kind of surrounding.
4. 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
5. Nayang Bat Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By jellyfi5h - Singapore, Singapore
We got there through a local Grab driver whom we booked to drive us around Hua Hin and Cha-Am for 8 hours. Very easy to get there through Google map, look out for the home-made "bats observation" signage outside this house with a small parking pouch. Get on the viewing deck for best views (not wheelchair accessible) and be there early. The bats started coming out and form beauitful long stream towards the same direction for almost 10 mins. The rest comes out scattered outside the cave area thereafter, hence come early to catch this spectacular sight. We were there 45mins earlier. I reckon the house owner built this deck and will be collecting 20 baht per person to use the viewing deck, but there was no one around nor collection tin.
6. 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.
7. 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.
8. The Sirindhorn International Environmental Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 24 reviews
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. Regent Bike Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 4 reviews
The newly built Regent bike park is spread out over 70 acres in the hotel's front, catering to professional mountain bike enthusiasts with a 4.8 km track and a 3.0 km track for recreational cyclists. From 6am-6pm, cyclists can either bring their own bicycles or rent one at the hotel (Subject to extra charge).
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