2 Days 1 Night Pranburi: Must-Visit Attractions

(Two days before the trip) While clearing up work inside the house.

We heard that you are going on a trip with your mother on Friday. Where are you going?

Brother: Pranburi

We: Where are you going? To the skull again? Are you going again?

Older sibling: *Shows their phone screen.*

We: "Hey, let me join you! I'll even skip Friday and Saturday classes for this. Please let me come!"

And that led to this trip...

8:00 a.m.

Mother: You said you were going out, why are you still awake? Why haven't you gotten up yet?

We: *Groggy*, we got up to shower and eat breakfast before setting off on our journey.

8:30 AM: Embarking on a Family Adventure

Our journey began at 8:30 AM, with a small group consisting of myself, my mother, my sibling, and their 5-year-old child. Despite the limited number, we were determined to make the most of our trip. Along the way, we made several stops for fuel and refreshments, enjoying the scenic route and bonding as a family. By 1:30 PM, we had reached Pranburi, where we checked into the Pranburi Noi Resort.

This charming resort offered a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, comfortable accommodations for four, and a delicious breakfast included in the price. The best part? Its beachfront location, providing stunning views and easy access to the sand and surf. The cost was incredibly reasonable, especially considering the low season discount. During peak season, the price would be 2,500 baht, but we were fortunate to secure a rate of 1,500 baht. While we didn't capture any photos of the resort, the experience itself was unforgettable.

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After settling into our accommodation, we went out for a bite to eat. At 4 pm, we contacted the resort to arrange bicycle rentals, which cost 100 baht per day per bike. The resort did not offer bicycle rentals. We cycled to Khao Kalok, a distance of approximately 4 km, and returned to Pak Nam Pran, covering a total distance of approximately 10 km. It was a lot of fun and not tiring at all. In the evening, we had dinner at the resort, where we enjoyed a delicious seafood feast.

Let's get some ice cream before heading back to the accommodation.

A trip to the sea wouldn't be complete without a delicious seafood tom yum soup.

Continuing our journey, after a satisfying meal, we felt the familiar tug of post-prandial drowsiness. Seeking respite, we embarked on a delightful exploration guided by my mother. Our first stop was the charming Blue Butterfly café, adorned in a captivating palette of blue hues and exuding a vintage aesthetic. The delectable beverages and sweet treats further enhanced our experience.

Next, we continued our journey to Phraya Nakhon Cave in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park.

This is a pine forest on the beach before reaching Phraya Nakhon Cave. In reality, we did not take a boat trip into the cave because we thought there would be nothing to see. So we just took some cool photos in the pine forest.

A boat trip to Phraya Nakhon Cave costs 400 baht for 6 people. You can contact a boatman directly on the beach. There is also a trip to Phraya Nakhon Cave and Nom Sao Island for 800 baht. There are many attractions in this area.

After taking photos, my mother planned to take us to Hua Hin and visit the Plearnwan Market.

Before we went to the park, we met a girl named Z.

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We then headed straight to Plearnwan Market, where we didn't take many photos due to fatigue and the large crowds. The weather was so hot that we felt like we were about to be roasted pigs. For those who drove themselves, you can park your car at Soi Hua Hin 38. It's very convenient and costs 40 baht to park.

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The Plearnwan Market offers a plethora of photo opportunities, thanks to its nostalgic 1990s-inspired design.

The highlight of this trip was the food at Amphawa Floating Market. (Finally!) Max wondered why he went all the way to the sea but hardly ate any seafood. *Imitates Max's voice*

Watermelon smoothie, the most refreshing drink ever, only 30 baht.

Yes, we have been eating on land all our lives. Now, let's eat seafood in freshwater. The atmosphere is amazing. When a boat sails nearby, the water becomes wavy, and our shoes get wet. It is recommended to wear sandals when eating here. 555555

This is a high-angle view of the restaurant we went to. There was a lot of food and a lot of Chinese tourists. However, the atmosphere was good as it got later in the evening.

An evening photo before returning. We headed back to Bangkok safely at 9:00 PM. Thank you for reading. See you next time.