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Hi All,

My Wife and I are looking forward to coming to Hua Hin in late September after having been to Phuket and Bangkok on previous trips to Thailand. We are hoping to enjoy a less hectic holiday...

PS My wife is a Coeliac (Gluten Free) if there is any places that anyone can recommend

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Hi magpiecccc, welcome to the forum. I think if you look through the Feeding Time forum, you will find information about gluten free products.
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Have a look here as starters:
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=15325
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=7538
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We are hoping to enjoy a less hectic holiday...
Welcome to the forum.
I like Hua Hin when it's quiet as it will be in September as it's very relaxing and I'll be back there myself in a couple of weeks.
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how do you access this feeding time thing please ?
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viewforum.php?f=16

You probably need to look at the Health Forum as well:
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Thanks for the welcome and the feedback everyone. I hope to post some favorable updates about our visit and our experiences eating gluten free in Hua Hin.

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Gluten free in Thailand.

Dream on.

Can you really believe what they tell you?

Anyway, will it kill you if their wrong?
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I am in the US and was watching a weather forecast for Hua Hin. It forecasts rain and thunderstorm for the entire week. Can anyone tell me if it is really raining and if so, how hard is it ? I plan to be in Hua Hin on 9/21. Also, plan to take my family to Bangsaphan and Kao Ta Lu for snorkeling. Do you think I can find a tour in Hua Hin to take us or should I book the tour now ?
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basslife2 wrote:I am in the US and was watching a weather forecast for Hua Hin. It forecasts rain and thunderstorm for the entire week. Can anyone tell me if it is really raining and if so, how hard is it ? I plan to be in Hua Hin on 9/21. Also, plan to take my family to Bangsaphan and Kao Ta Lu for snorkeling. Do you think I can find a tour in Hua Hin to take us or should I book the tour now ?
Been all right the last couple of days, very hot and sunny right now. May rain for an hour or so later, then back to sunshine

Re booking trips there are hundreds of booking offices / one man bands that can handle any bookings you need locallyand it will likely be cheaper than online
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basslife2 wrote:Also, plan to take my family to Bangsaphan and Kao Ta Lu for snorkeling. Do you think I can find a tour in Hua Hin to take us or should I book the tour now ?
Have a look on our sister site http://www.bangsaphanguide.com/
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Thanks for the quick reply. That is wonderful. I don't mind an hour or 2 of rain. In Oregon during fall and winter, it can rain most of the day for weeks. I will search for a tour when I get to Hua Hin.
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This website for the Thai Meteorological Department shows the current weather and forcast for Hua Hin:
http://www.tmd.go.th/en/province.php?St ... mber=48475
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