Due to open in November 2006 and overlooking one of the most beautiful and tranquil beaches on the Gulf of Thailand, this brand new resort is located in Cha-Am, a charming seaside resort 20 kilometres north of Hua Hin and 160 kilometres south of Bangkok, in a region well-known for its royal palaces, ancient temples and caves. Hua Hin and Cha-Am are two of the oldest beach resorts in the area, made popular in the early 1900s by King Rama VI as a holiday destination. Watch the sun rise over the Gulf of Siam and breathe in the refreshing sea breezes. The wide range of fascinating local attractions draws the discerning visitor back to Cha-Am time and time again.

Hua Hin and Cha-Am are two of the oldest beach resorts in the area, made popular in the early 1900s by King Rama VI as a holiday destination. Watch the sun rise over the Gulf of Siam and breathe in the refreshing sea breezes. The wide range of fascinating local attractions draws the discerning visitor back to Cha-Am time and time again. Here, one can explore the wonderful pineapple fields, historical temples and royal palaces, go trekking in Krachan National Park or join a diving or snorkelling trip to Ko Thalu & Ko Sang. There's an abundance of delicious fresh seafood on offer at the many fine local restaurants along the beach. Shopping at the Hua Hin Night Market has a wide array of foods and Chitchair Market, built in 1925 during the reign of King Rama VII, offers an opportunity to buy souvenirs.