Hin Taekin's new shopping landmark, Santorini Park, built with hundreds of millions in investment

Written/Compiled and Reported by Li Xinyi, MOOK Travel Life Network

 

Hua Hin and Cha-Am introduce a new shopping tourism experience. The newly opened Santorini Park, full of Greek charm, features a variety of brand-name stores for all ages, high-end restaurants serving refined cuisine, and a relaxing ambiance. The park also offers many thrilling outdoor amusement rides, opportunities to admire exquisite craftsmanship and art, or shop for unique handicrafts at the beautiful garden market.

The Pena Group, with a long and highly successful history in Thailand’s retail fashion industry, is a leader in Thai retail department stores. Its outlet malls span major cities and tourist attractions, with the most famous being the flagship Seven Seas Premium Outlet, which attracts numerous visitors and enjoys steady crowds. Over the past eight years under the leadership of Mr. Supoj Tantichirasakul, Chairman of the Pena Group, revenues have repeatedly hit new highs.

 

The Pena Group recognizes the continuous growth in tourism and shopping opportunities in Hua Hin and Cha-Am, and has established the Seven Seas Santorini Park retail shopping center. By integrating tourism elements, it has become a must-visit destination for tourists while also allowing easy access to premium brand-name stores and top-quality products. Aimed at the retail business, Seven Seas Santorini Park offers a surprising shopping experience inspired by blue and white hues and the architecture of Greece’s Santorini Island to attract customers. With an investment of over 50 million Thai baht (approximately NT$50 million), the entire park is decorated with pop art, modern art, and sculptures, featuring dancing fountains and artificial waterfalls that make visitors eager to take photos at every corner.

Seven Seas Santorini Park features amusement facilities worth over 100 million Thai baht, including a 40-meter-tall Ferris wheel, a double-decker carousel imported from Italy, a G-Max reverse bungee and giant swing imported from New Zealand, a XD DARK RIDE 7D interactive game imported from Canada, and Asia’s only Dutch Wallholla climbing wall. In addition, the garden area transforms into a paradise market for art lovers and handicraft enthusiasts during weekends and holidays.

 

 

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