• Room rates are net including service charge and Government Tax (Room Only).
• Childen under 12 years sharing the room with their parents will be accommodate FOC, excluding extra bed and ABF. Limit to 1 child per room only.

Buffet Breakfast

• Adult THB 130 per person
• Child ( 6 - 12 year ) THB 97 per person

Only 38km from Hua Hin, directly on the beach of Dolphin Bay, the resort is surrounded by Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park and some of Thailand's most magnificent natural scenery.

Far from crowded beaches, bright neon lights, and noisy tourist hangouts typical of Thailand's other vacation destinations, Dolphin Bay Resort lies on a spectacular, unspoiled 5km beach with panoramic views of the bay, nestled between mountain peaks and dotted with lush tropical islands.

Enjoy our comfortable accommodations, friendly, laid-back but efficient service and great recreational facilities at affordable prices in a family-friendly atmosphere of relaxed Thai beach hotel hospitality.

The bay's five kilometer beach is ideal for sunbathing, beach volleyball, and long walks or jogging, especially at sunrise or sunset. The panorama of the calm, pristine waters stretching to the horizon, dotted with lush tropical islands and colorful fishing boats has a hypnotic, soothing effect on anyone who lays eyes on it.

Families will be happy to know that the sea is shallow enough to make it completely safe for kids - waves are gentle, and you can walk 50 - 100 meters out before it gets deeper than your waist.

Koh Lam, nicknamed Monkey Island, is directly opposite the resort and is home to over 100 wild crab eating long tailed macaque monkeys, Their diet consists mainly of crabs and mussels (they know how to use rocks to crack mussel shells), but they are always very grateful for donations of bananas by visitors to the island.

Fishermen from the local villages go out to sea nightly, squid being the main catch in this area. From their boats to our kitchen!!

The most interesting wildlife living in the bay is of course the pod of Indo-pacific humpback dolphins, five or six of which are very rare pink dolphins.

They live and breed in the bay for 10 of 12 months of the year and it's always an exciting experience if you're lucky to see them close up while swimming or boating.

Dolphin Bay is thankfully still a real insider's secret!

Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park was declared as the first coastal park in Thailand in 1966. The name Khao Sam Roi Yot translates as "Three Hundred Mountain Peaks", describing the series of magnificent gray limestone mountains which rise dramatically from the Gulf of Thailand.

The park offers fine, sandy beaches, spectacular caves, superb mountain viewpoints, offshore islands, forest trails, boat excursions, and estuarine and mangrove habitats, all within a relatively small area.