Day 2: Hua Hin Part 1 (Santorini Park + Swiss Sheep Farm)

Day 2 in Thailand, we visited Hua Hin. For more details of our van driver, I will leave the information at the end of this post. We departed at 8 a.m. and the first stop was Santorini Park.

The building is beautiful and the rides are just like in fairy tale. This place is definitely for those who like to take pictures and it's a must visit in Hua Hin. 

There are shops and restaurants inside but my main purpose is to take pictures so shopping is not my to-do in Santorini Park.



The restroom is so lovely and it's selfie-worthy too. There's a fountain inside, how beautiful is that?


 A must take photo of the iconic ferris wheel.



We then had lunch at a restaurant and the food was exceptionally good. Make sure you order the fried rice if you love some spiciness in your life.




Looks like flavourless but tastes just right 

Tasty but a tad bit expensive for an omelette


After we had some lunch, we continued to snap snap snap. Remember to drink water and wear a hat or bring an umbrella because the weather is hot!

Water ball looks fun but I didn't play it

One of my favourite shots in Santorini Park




Santorini Park
Opening Hours: 10:00-21:00 (Mon-Thurs), 10:00-22:00 (Fri, Sat, Sun and national holidays)
Admission Fee: 50 Baht (Thai resident), 150 Baht (Non-resident)
                            Rides are charged separately



Next Stop was Swiss Sheep Farm. This is where you get to see the adorable animals such as sheep, horses and donkeys. If you want to see llama, you will need to pay additional 100 Baht.

The farm has a strong and unpleasant smell of the animals' dung but who can resists the cuteness of the animals right? Oh, do exchange your ticket with the staffs there for a chance to feed the sheep.

Beautiful scenery









Swiss Sheep Farm
Opening hours: 10:00 - 19:00 (Mon-Fri), 9:00 - 19:00 (Sat-Sun)
Admission Fee: 120 Baht (Adult), 80 Baht (Child)

Van information:
Van Matthew First Class
Email: vanmatthewfirstclass@hotmail.com
Facebook: Van Matthew First class
WeChat ID: vanmatthew1604

 The package for Hua Hin one day trip is 4000 Baht for 10 hours. Overtime 1 hour 
charged 200 Baht. Great service and comfortable van. The driver is very punctual and 
speaks simple English.

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  1. Robert Swan27 May 2016 at 10:58

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