Prachuab Khiri Khan is a central coastal province in Thailand, situated 281 km from Bangkok. Squeezed between the Gulf of Thailand to the east and Myanmar to the west, the province is long and narrow in shape.The white sands, blue seas and proximity to Bangkok make the province very attractive to tourists from around the world. Prachuab Khiri Khan is a great place to learn or practice water sports, especially sailing and surfing, which take advantage of the cooling offshore breezes.

Prachuab Khiri Khan has three distinct seasons: rainy, cool and hot. Its average daily temperature is 26°C. January is the coldest month, averaging 18-24°C, and May is the hottest, with temperatures ranging from 32-38°C. Most of the rain falls during the rainy season, between July and October.

Chiva-Som - Hua Hin, Prachuab Khirikhan
Located on the royal beach of Hua Hin in Thailand, Chiva-Som is just a half hour flight from Bangkok (or two hour drive). Seven acres of lush tropical gardens wrap around the 57 accomodation rooms and 42 treatment rooms. The Ocean View rooms overlook the Gulf of Thailand whilst the Thai Pavilions nestle around the resort's lake. Five international golf courses are within 20 minutes drive. Close to the residence of the King of Thailand the area of Hua Hin receives unprecedented yet discreet protection.