The type of weather in Thailand is tropical. The temperature and humidity are both High most of the year but majority of the people find it agreeable. The average hotness is about 86 degrees Fahrenheit, or 30 degrees Celsius.
Dry Season
(December – February) This is considered the dry season in Hua Hin, Pattaya and most of Thailand. Not a great deal of rain and there usually is a refreshing wind/breeze from the mountains or the beach. This is the busiest time of the year and most popular for tourist season.
The Dry Season is the busiest time of year and normally attracts many people of all ages. Great time of the year to put on a back pack and travel the country. From the north where it tends to get a bit cooler in the mountains all the way to the islands where umbrellas and beaches wait.
Hot Season
(March – August) The weather conditions are still dry at this time and relatively hot. This time of the year you can start to get occasional showers which are usually welcomed by the people as well as the tropical gardens
The Hot Season is also very busy but the temperature is more agreeable to people retired or heading into retirement. You get some refreshing morning showers and the odd evening cool down.
Rain Season
(September – November) It’s still hot and as a rule there are many sunny days. This time of the year is recognized on the islands as the monsoon season but we still can enjoy the golf courses in Sunny Hua Hin. You might catch yourself waiting out the rain for an hour or so but once it breaks you can tee off.
The Rain Season is a great time of the year if you don’t mind the heat and humidity. The big advantage is that you can move more freely and enjoy the local people a little more personably.
Since we are centrally located we do not have dramatic changes in weather. Through out the year in comparison to the previous years of weather the days are usually predictable
(March – August) The weather conditions are still dry at this time and relatively hot. This time of the year you can start to get occasional showers which are usually welcomed by the people as well as the tropical gardens
The Hot Season is also very busy but the temperature is more agreeable to people retired or heading into retirement. You get some refreshing morning showers and the odd evening cool down.
Rain Season
(September – November) It’s still hot and as a rule there are many sunny days. This time of the year is recognized on the islands as the monsoon season but we still can enjoy the golf courses in Sunny Hua Hin. You might catch yourself waiting out the rain for an hour or so but once it breaks you can tee off.
The Rain Season is a great time of the year if you don’t mind the heat and humidity. The big advantage is that you can move more freely and enjoy the local people a little more personably.
Since we are centrally located we do not have dramatic changes in weather. Through out the year in comparison to the previous years of weather the days are usually predictable
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