Went for lunch, winery tour and to see the elephants. Experienced Monsoon rains during our visit so only a short visit to the winery and elephants but very worth it, had a personal guide who provided detailed information on the grapes and history of the winery. Privileged to be able to feed the elephants. Food at the restaurant was Italian based and delicious. I tried the signature red and white wines, which were quite heavy but glad I tried them.

It's worth the trip. Consider it a relaxing day trip to the countryside. There's no need to join a tour; just hire a car for greater flexibility. We paid THB 1,800 to hire a nice SUV for the day, which transported the four of us to our destination and back to the Marriott Hua Hin. There's an entrance fee of THB 200 per adult, but it's easy to offset this with purchases on wine and food. We began our visit by relaxing at the restaurant, which boasts an amazing view. I tried the wine tasting. However, don't expect too much in terms of wine quality. The wines are fairly young and resemble table wines. Instead of taking the vineyard tour, we chose to mountain bike around the vineyard. Afterwards, we visited the bar and enjoyed some chilled juices and sangria.

It’s about an hour drive from Hua Hin, located in a wonderful valley surrounding by mountains. The winery has a tasting room, a lovely restaurant and offers a tour with a little jeep. We paid 200 bhat/person as entry fee, you can redeem for food. The tour is 150 bhat/ person or 450/ pax with tasting There are bikes for rent or you can simply wonder around. It is so beautiful and picture perfect. Highly recommend

Beautiful winery, everything very well maintained. A tour through the vineyards, which takes place every hour, is highly recommended. So you can see a lot of this beautiful winery. You should also visit the retired elephants, especially if you have children with you. The restaurant was disappointing, the food wasn't particularly good and unfortunately a bit too expensive. You can easily find better restaurants in Hua Hin. However, the view in the restaurant is fantastic, which is why we definitely recommend visiting the restaurant anyway. Recommendation: order a wonderful light white wine (Colombard) and enjoy a few small snacks and the view. As a wine fan, I unfortunately didn't see the production facility and it wasn't offered. CONCLUSION: Definitely visit if you are in Hua Hin for a few days, but don't plan a big lunch there.

Visited Monsoon valley on a day trip from Hua Hin, we enjoyed the Lunch so much after going on the wine Tour in the vineyard. Food was exceptional, and my kids have also joined the Elephant Meet and greet tour they provide and they enjoyed so much. They only have 2 Elephants and they take care of them very well.

Monsoon Valley Vineyard, Hua Hin District: A vineyard in Hua Hin district? This was a leftfield surprise. Close to the border with Myanmar is the 300-acres beloved vineyard of the Hua Hin district. Lolling green hills akin to the ones you’re used to in Australia or Europe you don’t get. Mind you, we did a massive wine trail in Porto in June. But this is cute and sweet, if you place firmly place it in context. Thai Wine country shook the international scene when Monsoon bagged eight silver medals at AWC Vienna 2023, so they do hold some substance. A 45 minute drive out of Hua Hin downtown, you can either arrange your own driver or get on the shuttle bus with the winery with a pick up at their wine bar in downtown for 600 baht. We had a personal driver but they failed to tell us to pay the driver direct. So come armed with cash. Tour around the vineyard on the safari bus was short and sweet - with the necessary trimmed details. The guide isn’t an oenophile. Global weather patterns meant 50% of the production is affected. They export 30% of their wine internationally. As you would have guessed, whites wouldn’t be their strongest suit. Shiraz is. You pay for the wine tasting and if you fancy, food pairings too at the elevated restaurant overlooking the vineyard. We came for the 3 PM tour which was perfect as you watch the sun dip in the valley cleavage. There are small hassles you get attached to the culture - staff hurry you through the wine tasting experience but hold your ground and sip, swirl and savour your wine at your own pace. #eatstylishtravelstylish

Oh my wow! What an amazing experience, the scenery is incredible you could be in Tuscany or the south of France. The wine tasting lunch was really good, we took the premium tasting where they pour 5 different wines. This whites are fantastic the rose is nice and 2 reds are good as well. The vineyard has been awarded over 340 international awards in the 12-15 years of operation and I expect it will get better with each year. The food is excellent and added to the side of ambience and views it makes for fantastic day. There is also an elephant sanctuary on site and also tours of vineyard.

A lovely and unexpected experience, only 45 minutes away from Hua Hin. A good wine amateurs, we obviously had to come to visit the Monsoon Valley Vineyard, and it was such a beautiful moment ! The place is very peaceful and the view on the surrounding mountains is absolutely astonishing. If you come visit Monsoon Valley, we can't recommend you enough to stay a bit longer for a wine testing, it is definitely worth it !

We booked a taxi to take us from Hua Hin to Monsoon Valley vineyard, wait for us and then take us back. There is an excellent restaurant with tables overlooking the vineyard. You feel like you could just as easily be in France or Italy as Thailand. There is a regular bus tour of the vineyard explaining the different types of grape and how they are used. There is a small shop to purchase wine and other merchandise. You can also fees some elephants nearby.

This is such a wonderful place, nestled in the mountains. Our second visit, we chose to use their shuttle service as it was difficult to get a cab back. The shuttle service is available from monsoon valley winebar, 2nd floor villa market. You pay 300 baht per person, which includes a bottle of water and a complimentary grape juice on arrival. Your automatically booked onto the vineyard tour (included for your 300 baht) and into the restaurant (additional cost) the journey takes about 45 mins in a wonderfully air conditioned mini bus. The restaurant is delicious and the setting second to none. Food includes western and Thai and is exceptional. We ordered BBQ corn ribs, veggie pasta and crab fried rice and both agreed it was divine. The wine goes without saying, your in a vineyard! At the vineyard you can book an elephant visit for 250 baht which includes a basket of bananas to feed them. Two beautiful female elephants will great you and happily feed and let you gently stroke them. The mini bus returns back to villa market 3 hours later and is the perfect end to a perfect day.