Enjoy a relaxing getaway in Hua Hin, Thailand, and experience the kiteboarding championship

Located about 200 kilometers from the capital Bangkok, Hua Hin means “the beginning of the rock” in Thai. The 3-kilometer stretch of rocky coastline along the shore is the origin of its name. This tranquil seaside town is a summer retreat for Thailand’s royal family and nobility. In recent years, more and more resorts have been established here, each occupying its own spot along the beach while maintaining a certain distance from one another—making it perfect for honeymoons or a peaceful, leisurely holiday.

The final leg of this year’s Kiteboarding Asia Tour will take place in Hua Hin. The luxury resort Evason Hua Hin & Six Senses Spa is the proud sponsor of the event and has also launched a unique accommodation package. Narapichit Pudla, the leading Thai competitor in the tournament, needs just one more win to claim both the individual and national title for Thailand, adding even more excitement to the competition. To promote the tour, Evason Hua Hin and its sister resort Six Senses Hideaway Hua Hin are offering a 3-night stay package from March 23 to 29, starting at 17,000 Thai baht. The package includes 3 nights’ accommodation with breakfast, one buffet dinner, and a 60-minute traditional Thai massage at the resort spa.

The sister resorts Evason Hua Hin and Six Senses Hideaway Hua Hin are properties under the internationally renowned Six Senses Resorts and Spas, located south of Hua Hin’s “Royal Resort Area.” The resorts feature expansive infinity pools overlooking the sea, star-rated restaurants, a casual beach club, and a colonial-style open-air bar.

The exciting Kiteboarding Tour will be held from March 25 to 28, bringing four days of thrilling kiteboarding action, parties, competitions, and endless fun. Travelers who love kiteboarding and water sports should take advantage of this rare event and treat themselves to an elegant “royal holiday”!

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