Drone flight of Dolphin Bay & Sam Roi Yot National Park in Thailand

In today's video we're taking you about 50 kilometers south of Hua Hin to a long stretch of coastline known as Dolphin Bay.
Just to the south of Dolphin Bay we enter the Sam Roi Yot region, from the Thai phrase 300 Peaks. Sam Roi Yot gives its name to a national park with beaches, islands, Dusky Langur monkeys, caves, mangrove forests and massive craggy limestone mountains that thrust up to the sky.
To get to the famous Phraya Nakhon cave, you start at Bang Pu beach and hike over the point of the mountain and down to the beach, then you climb straight up to the cave opening and then down into the cave itself with its stunning Buddhist temple at the bottom.

[@de3dslayerkroll836]

I am here right now at dolphin beach it is real a wonderful dream ❤

[@louisemorresey7867]

Just sheer magic, I'll put that on my to do list for when I'm able to return to Hua Hin.

[@bryanbrown8079]

Love my kick back beach town 😎

[@thaicrazy45]

Thanks Mike..spent 2 nights at Dolphin Bay a few Christmas's ago,wish we had stayed longer.Did the full! cave hike..Phew and loved the quiet beach life,when Hua Hin was mad busy!

[@Ponderosagreenways]

Wonderful! Thank you for sharing your videos - just beings everything alive and makes me thankful that I live in this wonderful part of our world:-)