Pranburi River Mouth is the area where the Pranburi River flows into the Gulf of Thailand, creating a rich coastal area that hosts an historic fishing community which still largely maintains its traditional way of life. This area is not only the livelihood source for the locals but also a central point for selling fresh seafood brought ashore by fishing boats daily. Visitors can experience the bustling yet simple atmosphere of the morning market and the pier filled with colorful fishing vessels.

The unique charm of Pak Nam Pranburi is the tranquility of its extensive beaches, stretching for several kilometers. The beaches here are famous for their cleanliness and privacy, making them ideal for genuine relaxation, unlike more crowded tourist beaches. Moreover, there is a perfect juxtaposition of mountain and sea views, particularly Khao Kalok (Skull Mountain) standing prominently nearby, which enhances the beautiful and impressive scenery.

A highlight activity in this area is savoring fresh seafood that comes directly from the fishing boats. Numerous local restaurants line the coast, offering seafood menus prepared with authentic Pranburi flavors. Tourists can also rent a boat to view the Pak Nam Pran area, explore the mangrove forests, or take a cruise to watch the sunrise, which is an unforgettable experience for visitors.

The atmosphere of Pak Nam Pranburi is relaxed and welcoming, making it particularly suitable for couples seeking a romantic getaway and families who desire a peaceful vacation. Beautiful boutique accommodations and resorts are available along the beachfront. Waking up to the sound of waves and taking an early morning stroll along the beach perfectly completes the holiday experience. Photographers will also enjoy capturing the scenes of the fishing lifestyle and the stunning sunrise views.

We invite everyone to visit Pranburi River Mouth to experience the captivating charm of this warm fishing community, the deliciousness of its seafood, and the serenity of the beach that awaits your discovery.

Private Car:

• Drive south from Hua Hin along Phetkasem Road (Highway 4), then turn right onto the road heading towards Pak Nam Pran Beach. There are signs along the way.

Public Van/Bus:

• Take a van or bus from Bangkok or Hua Hin to Pranburi District, then transfer to a local motorcycle taxi or Songthaew (local bus) to the Pak Nam Pran area.

Best Visiting Time:

• The period from November to February (cool season) offers the best weather for seaside relaxation.

Photography:

• We recommend taking photos in the early morning to capture the fishing boats heading out and the sunrise over the sea, or in the evening to see the sunset reflecting on the river mouth.

Food:

• Do not miss trying the fresh seafood at the local restaurants and consider buying dried seafood products as souvenirs.

Local Travel:

• It is advisable to rent a motorbike or bicycle to explore the surrounding beach and community areas.

Admission Fee

• Local Visitors: Free

• Foreign Visitors: Free

• As this is a public beach/community area, there is no main admission fee.

Opening Hours

• The area is accessible 24 hours a day, but most shops and restaurants operate from morning until evening.