Hua Hin, Thailand

Between 8-20 knots, generally very consistent wind, best directions and prevailing conditions NE and SE winds. This place has the longest windy season in Thailand from start of November to end of April. November to January: the Northeasterly monsoons, wind ranging from 8-20 knots. Wind blows in cycles averaging 6-10 days at a time. Wind is generally strongest in the morning decreasing over the day. Wind direction is generally northerly in the morning swinging slowly around to the Northeast over the day. February to Mid May: Afternoon sea breezes 12-20 knots, starting in the around 13:00 and building until around 17:00 then decreasing as the sun goes down. Mid May to October: the South Westerly monsoons, gusty offshore winds, the rainy season.

Mid May to October: the South Westerly monsoons, the rainy season. Water temperatures range from 26-30°C throughout the year. Average air temperature: 28°C.

Tide has no regularity (we are in Thailand after all), waves are wind depended - but we have a nice little beach break great for riding. Hua Hin beach has choppy waves getting bigger as the wind increases, a nice little shore break for shredding and boosting. Waves are smaller during the months of February to April. As for Jellyfish in Hua Hin, they can be found in November and then in March to May. Or when the wind comes from NE they are gone, and if wind comes from SE they will appear. Wearing long pants and rashy will do the job. Nasty jelly fish!