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Koh Samui's Highlights In A Half Day

There’s more to Koh Samui than its gorgeous beaches as you’ll discover on this half-day journey around the island’s best-known sights. Top of the list is Wat Phra Yai, also known as Big Buddha Temple, on its own little island reached by a short causeway. Its star attraction is its impossible-to-miss 12-metre-high golden statue of Buddha, in a seated pose that represents purity. Take in the hilltop view over the sparkling sea and marvel at one of natures peculiar wonders - Grandma and Grandpa Rocks. Finally, you’ll visit Wat Khunaram and its slightly macabre claim to fame: the mummified body of a monk who died there in 1973, displayed in a glass case, and have some time to do some shopping in Nathon, the island's capital.

• Duration: half day • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know Bring plenty of cash, as the prices at Nathon’s market are good value compared to those in the main tourist areas.

Koh Samui Jeep Safari

See a side of Koh Samui that most visitors don’t even know exists on this adventure-filled safari by all-terrain 4x4. The imaginative itinerary includes a mix of headline destinations and off-the-beaten-track gems that even the locals rarely get to. You’ll stop to admire the 12-metre-high gilded statue of Buddha at Wat Phra Yai - a real island landmark - and the mummified body of a monk in a glass display case at Wat Khunaram. But you’ll also make two visits to the majestic waterfalls at Na Muang - once to splash in the pools at the bottom and later to take in the striking outlook from the top - and follow sandy tracks to a stunning viewpoint only insiders know about. You’ll discover a verdant secret Buddha garden high in the hills, from where you can see for miles, and find that even lunch comes with stunning views.

• Duration: full day • Time: 8am to 4.30pm • Operates Monday, Wednesday and Friday • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know The trip is suitable for all, but the path to the waterfall is quite steep, so wear comfortable clothing and shoes, and carry your belongings in a backpack to leave your hands free.

Koh Phangan Cruise

A cruise on a traditional Burmese “junk” sailing boat is a memorable way to spend a day exploring the beauties of Koh Samui’s laidback neighbour, Koh Phangan. Three times a week, the characterful wooden Chantara heads off to some of the island’s loveliest spots, such as Koh Ma reef; blessed with crystal-clear waters, it’s a top snorkelling destination, and there’s a dizzying abundance of underwater colour and life, from tropical fish to sea anemones. After a Thai-style buffet lunch, the Chantara stops at Thong Nai Pan beach where you can relax with a cooling drink, maybe have a massage, and appreciate the tranquillity of this secluded bay. As the journey back to Koh Samui begins, you’ll have a final opportunity to soak up the natural beauty of the island’s rugged coastline, stunning coves and deserted beaches - and maybe take just a few more photos.

• Duration: full day • Time: 10.30am to 6pm • Operates on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know Bring plenty of sun cream, but snorkelling gear and towels are provided.

Muay Thai Master Class

The ancient art of Muay Thai - also known as Thai boxing - is an integral part of the country’s culture, and there’s no better place to learn about it than in its birthplace. For this two-hour masterclass, you’ll be collected from your hotel by an English-speaking guide and driven to one of Bangkok’s most important boxing stadiums. If you’re a Ryan Gosling fan, it might just look familiar; it was one of the locations for the action film Only God Forgives, in which he played the lead role. During the training session, you’ll learn some of the principles of “the art of eight limbs”, before trying out some basic moves for yourself under the supervision of an expert instructor. Afterwards, you’ll be taken back to your hotel for a well-earned rest.

• Duration: half day (class is 2 hours) • Time: 8am to midday • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know Soft drinks, coffee, water and all the boxing equipment you’ll require are provided, but you’ll need to bring a towel and wear suitable sportswear.

Bangkok's Highlights in a Day

For those who like to pack the maximum into each day, this trip will take you to some of Bangkok’s most famous sights in comfort. The first stop of the morning is Wat Traimit, home to a three-metre-high statue of a seated Buddha made from solid gold; from here, you’ll travel to another temple, Wat Pho, with another statue of Buddha - this time reclining - that’s a massive 46 metres long. Next on the itinerary is the Grand Palace, a former royal residence, and the temple of the Emerald Buddha, though the statue is actually made of jade. After lunch, you’ll board a traditional boat to cruise along some of the city’s canals, taking in the sights of daily life along the way, before disembarking at your final temple of the day: the riverside Wat Arun, known for its distinctive multicoloured spire.

• Duration: full day • Time: 8am to 3pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know You’ll need to dress appropriately for visiting the various temples: that means long trousers - not leggings - or skirts below the knee, and covered shoulders. Carry a lightweight, though not see-through, cover-up if you want to be more casual the rest of the day.

Bangkok By Night

In the evening, temperatures drop and there’s less traffic, so it’s an ideal time to discover a different side of Bangkok. On this fascinating tour, you’ll travel by tuk tuk from the departure point at Lebua State Tower, a luxury hotel with amazing views from its various bars, to Chinatown for a herb-infused cocktail (or soft drink) and a Thai meal. Afterwards, you’ll whizz around the city’s historic heart past some of its most famous sights, including the Grand Palace - all lit up to spectacular effect. You’ll stroll through the grounds of a temple to admire the illuminations and explore bustling areas known for their amazing street-food scene. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to try some local sweet treats such as kluai thot - deliciously sticky pieces of deep-fried banana coated in sesame seeds - the perfect way to round off the evening.

• Duration: evening • Time: 6.30pm to 10.30pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know The tour is not suitable for children under 10. As for what to wear, you’ll need smart casual clothing if you want to visit the Lebua State Tower before the tour and suitable clothing for visiting temples. It can get surprisingly cool zipping around at night in an open-sided vehicle, so you’ll be grateful for the extra coverage. Transfers to departure point not included

Bangkok Your Way (Private Driver and Guide) - Half Day or Full Day

Whether you know precisely what you want to see or are looking for some suggestions from someone who knows the city like the back of their hand, there’s no better way of exploring Bangkok at your own pace than with a private guide and chauffeur. With the help of their insider tips, you’ll be able to get unique insights into the city’s most famous sights, discover hidden gems you’d never have stumbled upon on your own and learn about the country’s culture along the way. With stops wherever and whenever you want, and the ability to change course on a whim, it’s a superb option for those travelling with children and those who want a tailor-made immersion in the history and culture of Bangkok.

• Duration: half day or full day • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know You’ll have to pay locally for parking fees and tickets to any attractions you visit, and for any refreshments.

Ayutthaya’s Highlights In A Day

If you have a passion for history and a love of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, you won’t want to miss the chance to explore Thailand’s ancient capital. The city of Ayutthaya was one of the world’s most important urban areas from 1350 to 1767, before being sacked by the Burmese, and its ruins are a fascinating place to wander. On this engaging private experience, you’ll travel by train from Bangkok to Ayutthaya. Here, you’ll hop on one of the distinctive local “kermit” tuk-tuks - so-called because of their frog-green colour - to enable you to explore every corner of the Historical Park effortlessly, something that families, in particular, will appreciate. Soak up the views of crumbling temples, ancient statues and romantic towers, before boarding a riverboat for a restful, and scenic, return to Bangkok.

• Duration: full day • Time: 6.30am to 4pm • Departures every Wednesday to Monday • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know Proper clothing is required for visiting temples. Includes roundtrip transfers.

Bangkok Street Food

Thailand is known for its delicious street food, and one of the best places to sample it is in Bangkok’s historic Rattanakosin district, also known as the Old Town. On this four-hour tour, you’ll head off on foot with a local English-speaking guide to explore the narrow streets and alleyways of this atmospheric area, stopping at family-run shops, tiny cafés, street vendors and market stalls to sample their wares and learn about how they’re made. Sip a cup of old-style coffee, the thick and sweet kafae boran; feast on Chinese chive dumplings and succulent roast duck; and try typical sweet treats such as sticky-rice dumplings filled with mung-bean paste. Be sure to leave room for some coconut ice cream, handmade by the same family for generations.

• Duration: half day • Time: 8.30am to 1pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know Suitable for children aged 12 and upwards. The tour includes visits to a temple and shrine, so dress appropriately. Transfers not included

Bangkok’s Floating Market

One of Bangkok’s more colourful attractions, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is rightly on many visitors’ not-to-be-missed lists. Heading out in the cool of the early morning, you’ll stop at iconic Wat Bang Kung, an ancient temple almost completely surrounded by the roots of a vast banyan tree, to soak up its unique atmosphere and learn about its not-always-peaceful history. From here, you’ll carry on to the floating market itself, which occupies a maze of narrow canals (khlongs) crowded with narrow wooden sampans piled high with produce. You’ll venture out on the water in your own boat, where you’ll have plenty of opportunities to take some superb photos and bargain for typical snacks. Your final destination is the extraordinary Rom Hub Railway Market, whose stalls lie on either side of an active railway track, meaning that the vendors have to pull everything out of the way every time a train goes past - which is quite a sight!

• Duration: half day • Time: 6.30am to 1pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know Not recommended for families with younger children.

River Kwai Highlights In A Day

Symbolising the horrors of World War II in Asia, the bridge on the River Kwai at Kanchanaburi is almost a place of pilgrimage for history buffs, film aficionados and anyone curious about the relatively recent past. On this poignant trip, you’ll learn all about the building of the infamous bridge that was designed to link up a direct railway line from Bangkok to Rangoon (now Yangon) to support the Japanese occupation of Burma (now Myanmar) in 1943. You’ll visit the graves of members of the Allied Forces on a tour of the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, before looking at historical photographs and paintings at the JEATH War Museum, both emotionally moving experiences. To complete your day, you’ll take a memorable ride on the Thailand-Burma Railway itself, also known as the Death Railway because of the thousands of POWs and forced local workers who lost their lives during its construction.

• Duration: full day • Time 6.30am to 6.30pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know The trip is suitable for all ages.

Chiang Mai Street Food

Northern Thailand’s distinctive food culture is a product of its history and geography, with influences from Laos, Burma and the Khmer Empire. On this gastronomic evening tour, you’ll learn all about its most typical dishes from someone who grew up eating them, and discover Chiang Mai’s laidback nighttime vibe at the same time. Your foodie experience will kick off with a starter at a small restaurant that specialises in the local Lanna cuisine, as it's called. Afterwards, you’ll continue on to the nearby night market - a hive of activity after dark - where stall after stall serves up irresistible street food and drinks of every kind. You’ll learn how each is made and, of course, sample more than a few. Rounding things off in style, the tour concludes with a nightcap at a hip riverside bar.

• Duration: evening • Time: 6pm to 10.30pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know The tour is not suitable for under 18s. Local beer is included, but there’s a surcharge for the optional craft-beer tasting.

Chiang Mai’s Highlights in Half a Day

Thailand’s second city is an engaging place to spend a few days, and it’s not short on must-see sights either. On this half-day adventure, you’ll start in the hustle and bustle of Warorot, Chiang Mai’s oldest market. Inside the three-storey building, there are stalls selling a dizzying array of local foodstuffs, as well as clothing, beauty products and more, and the action spills out into the streets around it. From here, you’ll cross into the city’s moated old quarter for a complete change of tempo at Wat Phra Singh, known for the beautiful and intricate gilded facade of its main building. Next you’ll head to Wat Suan Dok, just beyond the city walls, with its garden of whitewashed tombs and golden pagoda. Finally, you’ll be driven up the winding road to the summit of Doi Suthep mountain to visit the ancient and venerated Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. On a clear day, you can see the 600-year-old gold-plated Chedi at its heart from miles away, and it’s even more impressive up close. Don’t miss the promenade at the rear of the temple: the view of the city from here is stunning.

• Duration: half day • Time: 8.30am to midday or 1pm to 5pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know As the itinerary includes several temples, you’ll need to dress appropriately: long trousers, below-the-knee skirts and covered shoulders.

Thai Cooking Class in Chiang Mai

It’s hard to think of a more long-lasting legacy of a trip to Thailand than being able to recreate some of its best-loved dishes back home. On this half-day cooking class, you’ll begin with a visit to the local produce market to learn about the key ingredients - from herbs and spices to vegetables and roots - and how to choose the best. From here, you’ll head into the kitchen where a professional chef will teach you how to prepare three classic Thai dishes, which you’ll enjoy for lunch.

• Duration: full day • Time: 9am to 3pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know Suitable for children over 12. The cost includes private transfers to and from Chiang Mai, but the class itself is shared with other participants.

Chiang Mai Old Town Walking Tour

Thailand’s second city is an engaging place to spend a few days, and it’s not short on must-see sights either. On this half-day adventure, you’ll take one of the distinctive red local taxis, or songthaew, to a laidback guesthouse by the main entrance to the moated old quarter. From here, a short walk will take you across the moat to Somphet, a typical small food market packed with stalls piled high with fruit, vegetables and more. Next, you’ll wander along atmospheric alleyways to Wat Chiang Man, Chiang Mai’s oldest temple. After a visit to the fascinating Folklife Museum, where you’ll learn something of the local Lanna culture, you’ll explore two more ornate temples: Wat Phan Tao and Wat Phra Singh. Finish with a taste of local street food for lunch before another songthaew whisks you back to your hotel.

• Duration: half day • Time: 8.30am to midday • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know The tour is mainly on foot, so parents should ensure their children will be fine with walking or able to be carried if necessary. As the itinerary includes several temples, you’ll need to dress appropriately: long trousers, below-the-knee skirts and covered shoulders.

Ethical Elephants Encounter - Morning

You’ll be collected from your hotel early and taken to ChangChill, an elephant sanctuary 90 minutes from Chiang Mai. On arrival, you’ll take an elephant walk, following a guide into the forest to watch the elephants grazing and socialising. You’ll learn more about ChangChill's four resident elephants and facts about Asian elephants. You’ll meet the mahouts and have the chance to ask questions about elephant conservation. You’ll pause for traditional Thai refreshments, watching the elephants bathing and playing in a mud pit. Then, you’ll head to a riverside Sala to help fill the elephant's feeding tubes with corn, sugar cane, grass, and bananas. During and after a lunch of delicious vegetarian Thai dishes, you’ll watch the elephants eating before you transfer back to your hotel.

• Duration: morning • Time: 7.30am to 12.30pm • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Group experience

Ethical Elephants Experience - Full Day

Your day begins with an early morning collection from your hotel, heading to ChangChill, an elephant sanctuary around 90 minutes from Chiang Mai. On arrival, you’ll take an unforgettable elephant walk through the forest, led by an experienced guide. You will witness the majestic creatures grazing and interacting with one another. During the walk, you will learn more about the resident elephants at ChangChill and some interesting facts about Asian elephants. You'll take a break to enjoy some traditional Thai refreshments when you can continue to watch the elephants take a refreshing dip in a mud pit and play. Afterwards, you'll lend a hand in filling feeding tubes with a variety of elephant treats such as corn, sugar cane, grass, and bananas. Following a vegetarian Thai lunch, there'll be a traditional herb lesson which takes place in the sanctuary's own herb garden, and a 'cooking class' during which you will prepare the four elephant's supplements.

• Duration: full day • Time: 7.30am to 5.30pm • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Group experience

Highlights of Petchburi

Explore must-see locations in the provincial capital of Petchburi province, visiting the hilltop summer palace of King Rama IV and the ancient temple Wat Mahathat . The second part of the tour explores the magical atmosphere within the Khao Luang Cave, scented with incense and filled with 170 illuminated golden Buddha images, several chedis, and stalactites.

• Duration: full day • Time: 8.30am to 4pm • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Private experience

Jungle Waterfall Trek

Embark on an exciting journey through pineapple plantations and trek to Pala-U Waterfall, located in the jungle of the Kaeng Krachan National Park near the Myanmar border. The waterfall has 14 different tiers, and you can either take a stroll to the third station or climb to the top for a more challenging experience. Later, you’ll stop at the Wat Huay Mongkul temple, famous for its colossal 12-meter statue of one of Thailand's most renowned monks, Luang Pu Thuat.

• Duration: full day • Time: 8.30 to 4pm • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Private experience

Discover Bangkok from Hua Hin

Discover one of the world's most vibrant cities, Bangkok. During your visit, explore the city's cultural highlights, including the Grand Palace and Royal Palace, as well as Wat Pho, home to a 46-meter-long reclining Buddha. Afterwards, continue your exploration by taking a cruise down the Chao Phraya River and witnessing the local way of life on both banks. Enjoy a delicious lunch before strolling through Chinatown to visit the Golden Buddha temple, Wat Trimit. This temple is home to the most significant golden Buddha in the world. Finally, take a stroll through the famous flower market.

• Duration: full day • Time: 7am to 7pm • Departs on Sunday • Operates year-round • Private experience

Floating Market & the River Kwai Discovery

Visit one of Thailand's famous floating markets, Damnoern Saduak. Watch as lively vendors on small boats chat with the shoppers on the banks before boarding a traditional long-tail boat and cruising through the small canals. Afterwards, you will take a journey on the Death Railway through the beautiful landscape. After lunch, you’ll visit the world-famous bridge over the River Kwai, followed by a visit to the Jeath War Museum and War Cemetery.

• Duration: 3½ hours • Departs on Thursday • Operates year-round • Private experience

Thai Cooking Class in Khao Lak

With a Bib Gourmand from the Michelin Guide people for its authentic southern Thai cuisine, Nai Mueang is well worth a visit. For anyone who’d like to recreate some of those dishes at home, this quirky little restaurant also runs regular cookery classes that will appeal to food-loving couples and honeymooners. Your morning starts with a visit to the restaurant's herb and vegetable garden where you'll pick your ingredients. You’ll learn about Thai herbs, cooking techniques and vegetable carving, before getting busy preparing the food itself under the guidance of one of the chefs. You’ll end the session by sitting down in the delightful retro-themed dining room to eat what you’ve prepared for lunch.

• Duration: half day • Time: 10am to 2pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know Bring insect repellent, money for tips and a notebook for jotting down extra information about the various techniques you’ll be taught.

Similan Islands Cruise fom Khao Lak

Fringed by powder-soft beaches lapped by crystal-clear azure waters, the Similan Islands are everyone’s idea of a tropical paradise. You’ll spend a day travelling by speedboat and taking in their natural charms, above and below the waves, with plenty of opportunities for swimming, snorkelling and hiking. The first port of call is the wonderfully named Donald Duck Bay on Koh Similan, where there’ll be time to climb up to the curiously shaped granite boulder known as Sail Rock to take in the views. After a stop to check out the colourful world underwater, you’ll drop anchor at Koh Similan. Enjoy a delicious picnic lunch on the picture-perfect sands of Princess Bay before following the short nature trail to Honeymoon Bay, a stunning spot where you can swim or sunbathe. There’s one final stop at either Koh Similan or Koh Bon for a snorkelling session over a pristine coral reef teeming with life before you head, reluctantly, back to the mainland.

• Duration: full day • Time: 6am to 4.30pm • Daily departures • Operates November-April • Group experience

Good to know You’ll need to provide a copy of your passport at time of booking to comply with new Similan Islands National Park regulations. The trip is suitable for all except children under four, those who are physically challenged and pregnant women. Travel is by speedboat.

Surin Islands Cruise from Khao Lak

A cluster of tiny specks of land adrift in the Andaman Sea, the Surin Islands have an unspoiled beauty that will enchant everyone who comes here. After an early start, you’ll reach Ao Mae Yai, a picturesque bay on the main island of Ko Surin Nuea blessed with a sweep of white sand and calm, clear waters - it’s a perfect spot for snorkelling. From here, you’ll cruise past a tiny village that houses the Moken, sea nomads who traditionally lived from and on the sea between Thailand and Burma, and who have a fascinating history. Ashore, a 2km trail through the jungle leads to the National Park’s rustic restaurant overlooking another sheltered beach, where you’ll enjoy a leisurely lunch. There’s just time before heading back to the mainland for another snorkelling stop and, in season, for a whale shark watching session.

• Duration: full day • Time: 6am to 4.30pm • Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays • Operates November-April • Group experience

Good to know The itinerary is not completely set in stone, as the choice of snorkelling spots depends on conditions on the day.

Avoid The Crowds Phi Phi Island Cruise from Khao Lak

Make an early getaway to Koh Phi Phi to enjoy this scenic archipelago in the Andaman Sea at its tranquil best. Travelling by speedboat, you’ll arrive first at Koh Khai, a tiny island tucked away in Phang Nga Bay. Here, you’ll stop to take in the powder-soft white beach lapped by crystal-clear turquoise waters and have a serene swim surrounded by tropical fish. On arrival at Koh Phi Phi, you’ll make for stunning Ao Pileh lagoon on the second-largest island, whose emerald waters are a delight for photographers and snorkellers alike. Other sights include the so-called “Viking Cave” which owes its nickname to the images of different types of boats - including one that looks like a Viking longboat - painted on its walls, and Monkey Beach, home to a colony of long-tailed macaques. After lunch, on the way back to port, there’s a final stop at low-lying Bamboo Island to snorkel along pristine coral reef: the perfect finale to a scenic adventure that will appeal to all.

• Duration: full day • Time: 6.30am to 6pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know This trip is not recommended for the under fours, the over 70s and pregnant women.

Thai Cooking Class in Koh Lanta

Sometimes the best souvenirs to bring back from holiday are the ones you can’t see, such as great memories and new-found skills. This relaxed cooking class fits the bill on both counts, thanks in part to its superb beachfront setting. Under the supervision of a professional local chef, with the sound of the waves in the background, you’ll learn the skills and techniques you’ll need to make authentic Thai favourites such as green curry, stir-fried chicken with cashew nuts and several fragrant soups. The reward for your efforts is a laidback lunch overlooking the sea, listening to music and enjoying the dishes that you’ve prepared, plus a fistful of recipes to take away so you can recreate the dishes back at home. It’s a delightful way to spend a morning that will appeal to everyone from couples to groups of friends and families with older children.

• Duration: half day • Time: 10am to 2pm • Departs Wednesday to Sunday • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know The class is unsuitable for children under 12. All dishes can be adapted for vegans, vegetarians or those with any allergies. It’s a good idea to bring extra cash to buy drinks, kitchen utensils or sauces to take home as unique souvenirs.

Koh Rok Islands Cruise

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of one of the most idyllic corners of Koh Lanta Marine Park. Zipping across the Andaman Sea in a speedboat - a burst of joy in its own right - you’ll arrive in next to no time at the craggy twin islands of Koh Rok Nok and Kho Rok Nai, separated by a narrow channel. The more adventurous may opt to hike through the lush, rugged interior looking out for monitor lizards; others will be happy to spend the day on the beach, marvelling at the powder-soft sand and enjoying the occasional lazy swim in the sparkling turquoise sea. The crystal-clear waters around Koh Rok are a snorkeller’s dream, thanks to an extensive reef system that’s teeming with colourful aquatic life - the keen-eyed may be lucky enough to spot hawksbill turtles, moray eels or even a black-tip shark.

• Duration: full day • Time: 8am to 5pm • Daily departures • Operates from November to May • Group experience

Good to know The National Park fee is included in the price. The tour is not suitable for children under the age of four.

Phi Phi Island Cruise from Koh Lanta

Enjoy a relaxing day discovering the natural delights of Koh Phi Phi, a scenic archipelago of six specks of land in the Andaman Sea roughly halfway between Koh Lanta and Phuket. Travelling by speedboat, you’ll arrive in around half an hour at beautiful Ao Pileh lagoon on the second-largest island, where you’ll have a chance to plunge into its emerald waters for a swim and a snorkel. Once you’ve dried off, the next port of call is the so-called “Viking Cave” which owes its nickname to the images of different types of boats - including one that looks like a Viking longboat - painted on its walls. From here, you’ll make for another highly rated snorkelling spot, passing the main filming location for Leonardo DiCaprio’s The Beach. The day ends on Phi Phi Don, the largest island and the only one that’s inhabited, where you’ll have time to swim, hike to the viewpoint or browse the tiny street stalls.

• Duration: full day • Time: 8am to 4.30pm • Daily departures • November to May • Group experience

Hong Islands By Private Boat from Krabi

A day surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of Koh Hong is a treat in itself, and it’s even more memorable with the luxury of a private longtail boat just for you and your loved ones. There’ll be plenty of time to explore the tiny tropical archipelago, with its powder-soft beaches, limpid azure waters and lush greenery. Beyond the beach on the main island is an 800-metre nature trail for the more energetic to explore, but the main attraction is the stunning lagoon surrounded by soaring limestone formations, accessible only by boat. Created when a giant cave collapsed thousands of years ago, it’s perfect for swimming and a delight for photographers. After lunch, you will continue to the even more unspoiled islets of Ko Pak Bia and Koh Lao Lading, also known as Paradise Island, where you will have free time to chill out or explore at your leisure.

• Duration: full day • Time: 7.30am to 4.30 • Departs daily • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know The tour is not recommended for children under the age of four. The price includes the National Park fee. Please mention any special dietary requirements when booking.

Jungle Hot Spring Spa from Krabi

Delve into the nature, culture and adventurous spirit of Krabi. Kick-start the day at one of Thailand’s most famous monasteries, the sacred Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple). Here, you can meet the monks who live and worship in this maze of emerald caves, poised gracefully on a jungle-clad hilltop. Scale the 1260 steps to the top of the temple and you’ll be rewarded with jaw-dropping views over Thailand, or stay put and watch families of macaque monkeys play among the temple grounds. At Khao Pra-Bang Kramv rainforest, scan the skies for black hornbills and take a dip in the clear-as-glass Emerald Pool and Blue Lagoon. Stop for lunch at a local Thai restaurant, before an afternoon at the Hot Springs where a private spa zone has been reserved for you. Away from the crowds, bathe in the warm mineral-rich waters of these volcanic springs and emerge rejuvenated.

• Duration: full day • Time: 7.30pm to 5pm • Daily departures from hotels in the Tubkaak, Klong Muang or Ao Nang areas • Operates year-round • Private experience

Thai Cooking Class in Krabi

Ever since the first Thai restaurant opened in London in 1967, the British have been slowly falling for the country’s food culture with its potent mix of intense tastes, and learning how to prepare some of its most delicious dishes is a truly satisfying way to spend a morning. Under the guidance of a well-regarded and experienced local chef, you’ll discover the essential facts about the ingredients and techniques that are the keystone of the cuisine, and how to combine pungent flavours so they complement each other. After watching a demonstration, you’ll get going on preparing your own lunch from scratch, with help if needed. As a hands-on experience, it’s great fun for anyone of all ages from teenager upwards - and you’ll leave with a new-found talent with which to wow your friends and family back home.

• Duration: half day • Time: 8am to 1pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know The experience is not recommended for the under 12s. Please mention any special dietary requirements or allergies when booking.

Krabi Island Hopping

Drift between the soul-stirring islands of the Andaman Sea and sink your toes into the sands of Krabi’s most astounding beaches. You’ll feel your shoulders relax the minute you step on board, with the warm breeze on your skin and an icy glass of prosecco in-hand. While the sun shines, sail to picturesque shores and jump off the boat for swimming and snorkelling. Plunge into the powder-blue waters, where limestone karsts pierce the surface, and marvel at the kaleidoscope fish darting between coral. In the evening, you’ll be whisked off to a secluded island in the middle of the ocean for a cool glass of sparkling wine. Later, small bites and a sunset cocktail will be served on Pan Beach, where you can watch the sun dip below the horizon and wait for the stars to stud the night sky.

• Duration: full day • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Private experience

Krabi Street Food

Krabi is famous for its delicious street food. Spend an evening exploring the town and the beach areas to find a variety of street food options that are tasty and affordable. The food of Southern Thailand draws on influences from India and Java, where traders once sailed into the many ports of the peninsula. The coconut is a prominent part of the local cuisine, used for everything from thickening soups and curries with its milk to frying foods with its oil and even using its grated flesh as a condiment. Cashew nuts and pineapples are also grown in abundance and are an integral part of the cuisine.

• Duration: evening • Time: 4.30pm to 8pm • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Private experience

Kayaking Bor Thor from Krabi

Join a kayaking adventure in the beautiful Krabi region, known for its diverse scenery and abundant wildlife. During this trip, you’ll kayak through mangroves and caves in Ban Bothor, exploring areas only accessible by kayak. The area is surrounded by nature and protected by cliffs, providing a serene atmosphere as you paddle down the narrow river of Tam Lod Nuea. Your guide will take you through the tunnel of Lod Cave, which is full of impressive stalactites and stalagmites, leading to hidden lagoons. As you continue down the river, you’ll enter Pee Hua Tho Cave, adorned with ancient wall paintings dating back centuries. Wild monkeys, crabs, and mud skippers are commonly seen in this area. This adventure is suitable for everyone, regardless of your previous experience level.

• Duration: full day • Time: 8am to 4pm • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Private experience

Andaman Sea Kayaking

Phang Nga National Marine Park is dotted with tiny islands adrift in the Andaman Sea, with spectacular scenery that invites thorough exploration. On this memorable visit, you’ll be paddled by an expert local guide around its most appealing sights in a super-stable inflatable kayak, so all you have to do is sit back and relax. During the trip, you’ll venture into atmospheric sea caves, check out pristine beaches and marvel at extraordinary rock formations. You’ll stop on spectacular islands such as Koh Panak, where your guide will take you through the caves, pointing out the local wildlife, and Koh Hong, known for its beautiful hidden lagoon. You’ll pause for photos at Khao Phing Kan, otherwise known as James Bond Island because it features in The Man with the Golden Gun. And along the way, there’ll be opportunities to swim in the crystal-clear water or pick up the paddles yourself.

• Duration: full day • Time: 9.30am to 7pm • Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday departures • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know This trip is not recommended for the under four. The itinerary is not completely set in stone, as it depends on conditions on the day.

Phi Phi Islands Cruise from Phuket

Enjoy a relaxing day discovering the natural delights of Koh Phi Phi, a scenic archipelago of six specks of land in the Andaman Sea roughly halfway between Koh Lanta and Phuket. Travelling by speedboat, you’ll make your first stop at low-lying Bamboo Island to snorkel along its pristine coral reef. From here, you continue on to Phi Phi Don, the largest island and the only one that’s inhabited, where you’ll have time to swim, hike to the viewpoint or browse the tiny street stalls before lunch. You’ll motor on to Monkey Beach, home to a colony of long-tailed macaques, and “Viking Cave” which owes its nickname to the images of different types of boats - including one that looks like a Viking longboat - painted on its walls. At beautiful Ao Pileh lagoon on the second-largest island, you’ll have a chance to plunge into its emerald waters for a swim and a snorkel, before a final stop at Koh Rang Yai where pearls are farmed.

• Duration: full day • Time: 8am to 6pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Group experience

Similan Islands Cruise from Phuket

• Duration: Full day • Time: 5.30am to 6pm • Daily departures • Operates November to April • Group experience

Surin Islands Cruise from Phuket

A cluster of tiny specks of land adrift in the Andaman Sea, the Surin Islands have an unspoiled beauty that will enchant everyone who comes here. After an early start, you’ll reach Ao Mae Yai, a picturesque bay on the main island of Ko Surin Nuea blessed with a sweep of white sand and calm, clear waters - it’s a perfect spot for snorkelling. From here, you’ll cruise past a tiny village that houses the Moken, sea nomads who traditionally lived from and on the sea between Thailand and Burma, and who have a fascinating history. After another swim-and-snorkel session, you’ll head to the National Park’s rustic restaurant overlooking another sheltered beach, where you’ll enjoy a leisurely lunch. There’s just time before heading back to the mainland for another snorkelling stop and, in season, for a whale shark watching session.

• Duration: full day • Time: 5.30am to 6pm • Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays • Operates from November to April • Group experience

Good to know This trip is not recommended for the under fours, the over 70s and pregnant women. The itinerary is not completely set in stone, as the choice of snorkelling spots depends on conditions on the day.

Avoid The Crowds Phi Phi Island Cruise from Phuket

• Duration: full day • Time: 5am to 6pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know This trip is not recommended for the under fours, the over 70s and pregnant women. Early morning start.

Discover Phuket

Go behind the scenes of Phuket and get to know its famous highlights and island industries on a full-day group tour. The day begins with a scenic drive along the coast road, hugging some of Asia's most beautiful beaches. You’ll arrive at Nakkerd Hill to visit the Big Buddha, a 45-metre-tall marble Buddha. Savour the panoramic view over southern Phuket before moving on to Wat Chalong, Phuket's largest and most revered monastery. There’s a late morning visit to a traditional cashew nut factory before visiting the oldest Chinese temple in Phuket Town to learn about Chinese influences on the island. Before lunch, there’s time to visit Chin Pracha House, a Sino-colonial mansion. Lunch is served at a local farm in Old Phuket. You’ll visit a typical farmhouse and watch a demonstration at a local rubber plantation and see how rice is planted and grown.

• Duration: full day • Time: 7.30am to 5.30pm • Daily departures • Operates daily • Group experience

Elephant Care Experience in Phuket

This half-day trip is a fantastic opportunity to get close to Thailand’s remarkable elephants, where the emphasis is on learning from the sanctuary’s caretakers. After a scenic drive through a local village, you’ll arrive at the elephant sanctuary in a picturesque jungle dotted with ponds, open fields, and hills for the elephants to roam around. Your visit starts at the Tree Top Lounge, where you’ll be shown a documentary to prepare you for your encounter with the elephants. Next, you will feed the elephants. While they enjoy their baskets of fruits, you have a chance to learn from the caretakers about the background of each elephant. You’ll venture into the sanctuary and explore Thailand’s longest canopy walkway and nature trails to locate the elephants and observe them foraging and bathing freely. By keeping a safe and respectful distance, the elephants can express their natural behaviour, play and socialise with each other. Before your trip ends, a delicious vegetarian Thai lunch is served.

• Duration: half day • Time: 9am to 1pm • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Group experience

Best time to visit Thailand

Thailand’s weather is typically warm and humid but when deciding the best time to visit, it’s worth noting that there are with distinct tropical wet and dry seasons. There are two separate monsoon seasons: the south-west monsoon season between June and October affects the northern, central and south-western parts of the country, while between October and December, it’s the south-eastern coast and Gulf of Thailand that receive most of their rain. Overall, temperatures average around 24⁰C-32⁰C with pleasant nights, although if you’re visiting Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai in Northern Thailand, it’s best to pack a light jumper to prepare for the chilly nights during the south-west monsoon season. Peak season between November and February is one of the best times to visit, as most of Thailand stays dry and sunny and average temperatures are around 27⁰C-31⁰C. Low season in Thailand (around May-October) can be very wet everywhere except for Koh Samui and Koh Phangan, however rainfall varies between torrential downpour and short bursts, and travellers who don’t mind braving the rain or staying in resort can benefit from great value offers and quieter attractions. If you’re visiting in low season, it’s worth packing a light waterproof and checking the daily forecast for an accurate indication of incoming showers; rainfall can range from grey skies and downpours every day to warm, sunny days with short showers that clear up quickly. For diving and snorkelling, the Surin and Similan Islands marine parks are open mid-October to mid-May when weather is more favourable. Here’s our month-by-month guide to Thailand’s weather and climate.

Thailand Weather

Thailand weather by month.

Thailand in January In January, Thailand’s weather is fairly warm and dry with lower levels of humidity and 9 hours of sunshine. Northern Thailand is cooler, particularly at night, so an extra layer is recommended for those visiting Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. If you’re headed for the beach, Phuket and Khao Lak on the west coast are ideal with plenty of sunshine. There may still be some rain in the east around Koh Samui.

Thailand in February February is a great month to visit Thailand. Weather is warm and mostly dry both in the north and south and lower humidity makes it pleasant for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Good visibility and warm water temperatures of 27⁰C makes it ideal for snorkelling and diving around Koh Phi Phi and the Surin and Similan Islands.

Thailand in March Thailand’s climate begins to get warmer in March with average highs of 35⁰C and very little rain, making it ideal for beach holidays. Snorkelling and diving is still very good with sea temperatures of 29⁰C. Crop burning in Northern Thailand reaches its peak levels in March and April, meaning air in Chiang Mai can become quite polluted – something potentially worth looking into for those with health concerns.

Thailand in April Thailand is at its hottest in April with high humidity and temperatures rising up to 40⁰C. There can be short showers which offer welcome relief from the heat. Rain is more likely on the west coast in Phuket and Khao Lak while the east coast offers better weather for those wanting to snorkel, dive or sunbathe. The Thai New Year, Songkran, is a three-day national celebration in April, most notably marked by the huge street water fights – a welcome refreshment from the scorching heat.

Thailand in May As Thailand’s south-west monsoon season begins, temperatures remain warm at around 30⁰C but it is more humid with heavy rain pour – around 180mm. The Gulf of Thailand in the east is the exception which is yet to experience their separate monsoon which begins later in the year. Here, beach goers can enjoy hot and generally much drier weather in Hua Hin and Koh Samui. The Similan Islands National Park closes annually in May as the seas become rougher.

Thailand in June June is likely to see downpours across north, central and south-eastern Thailand, although these tend to be short and most of the days will remain pleasantly warm and humid with average temperatures of around 29⁰C. The east coast including Koh Samui and Koh Phangan see less rain and offers better diving options.

Thailand in July Thailand is wet and warm in July, with heavier rainfall particularly in the north, west coast and central Thailand. The east coast will often only experience occasional afternoon showers.

Thailand in August August is another rainy month in Thailand, with plenty of rainfall and humidity expected in Chiang Mai, Bangkok and Phuket on the west coast. On the east coast, Koh Samui will be sunnier and drier than the rest of the country but will start to see more rain and cloudy days.

Thailand in September Thailand in September is increasingly wet with rainfall across most of the country. In the Gulf of Thailand off the eastern coast, the rainy season is just beginning when the weather becomes cloudier and wetter. We’d recommend considering Bali as an alternative for sunshine and drier weather in Southeast Asia, and fewer crowds too.

Thailand in October October is the last month of the main rainy season, when days are unpredictable with heavy showers and spells of pleasantly warm weather. Cooler temperatures of around 25⁰C makes it one of the more comfortable rainy season months to travel around, and there are good value deals on offer that some travellers might consider is worth the changeable weather.

Thailand in November Thailand enters its high season in November with pleasant, drier weather with the rain tapering off the further into the month you go. The Andaman coast in the south-west has 7 hours of sunshine and average temperatures of 27⁰C, making it a more favourable beach destination than the Gulf of Thailand which will start to see experience more rainfall.

Thailand in December December is one of the best months to visit Thailand, with little rainfall and lower humidity levels. Average temperatures are around 26⁰C on the Andaman coast and 27⁰C in Bangkok. In northern Thailand, a light jumper is advised for when temperatures can fall from 28⁰C in the day to 15⁰C in the evenings.

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La simple évocation d’un voyage en Thaïlande fait immédiatement songer à des évasions entre tradition et farniente. Le royaume du Siam constitue une destination de rêve pour une lune de miel ou des vacances en famille. Mêlant merveilleusement culture et modernité, la Thaïlande vous fait passer des expériences inédites à vivre et revivre !

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La Thaïlande est reconnue à travers le monde pour ses palais royaux fastueux et ses temples bouddhistes. Une visite des principaux temples comme le Wat Phra Kaeo hébergeant le fameux Bouddha d’émeraude de 75 cm ou encore Wat Pho : le plus ancien temple bouddhiste du pays, constitue une activité incontournable d’un circuit en Thaïlande. Les 2 édifices sont les plus visités de Thaïlande du fait de leur localisation dans la capitale Bangkok. Cette grande ville allie merveilleusement tradition et modernité. Certains quartiers sont envahis par les tours de verre à l’architecture très contemporaine et les métros aériens. D’autres ont totalement préservé leur âme d’antan. Ceux qui souhaitent s’immerger complètement au sein de la tradition thaïlandaise peuvent opter pour un passage par Phetchaburi, située à environ 120 km au sud de Bangkok. La ville accueille plusieurs temples et palais royaux, des parcs dédiés à l’histoire et la culture du pays ainsi que des sites archéologiques. Par ailleurs, le nord de la Thaïlande constitue également une zone culturelle importante, avec ses sites historiques témoignant du passé du Royaume de Siam : les ruines d’Ayutthaya, les vestiges de la cité de Sukhothaï et la vieille ville de Chiang Mai.

Des vacances en Thaïlande dans un coin de paradis

La Thaïlande est aussi une destination idéale pour des séjours de villégiature. Le pays de l’Asie du sud-est compte de nombreuses plages paradisiaques de sable fin, bordées par des eaux cristallines. Pattaya est notamment la station balnéaire la plus connue de Thaïlande, à l’échelle mondiale. Très touristique, la ville compte de nombreuses boutiques, centres commerciaux et établissements de restauration. Les adeptes des soirées animées venus du monde entier se retrouvent régulièrement dans les cabarets et les boites de nuit de Pattaya. Dans un registre plus prestigieux et loin de l’ambiance très touristique de Pattaya, Hua Hin constitue la destination de villégiature estivale de la population bourgeoise locale et de la famille royale thaïlandaise. D’ailleurs, cette dernière y dispose d’une résidence de vacances (le Palais d’été) qu’elle occupe toujours pendant la période des beaux jours. En plus des plages exotiques, le pays est aussi apprécié des voyageurs pour son fameux massage détente traditionnel : à essayer absolument au détour d’un circuit en Thaïlande !

Quand partir en Thaïlande ?

La Thaïlande jouit d’un climat tropical caractérisé par une saison pluvieuse de juin à octobre et une saison sèche (été) de mars à mai où les températures sont très chaudes. La saison des pluies correspond à la basse saison. Il s’agit de la période la plus favorable pour trouver une offre de voyage organisé en Thaïlande à prix réduit. Cependant, la météo peut être contraignante pour la pratique des activités touristiques. Choisissez plutôt la période située entre novembre et février pour profiter de tous les atouts de la Thaïlande, sous des températures fraiches. Optez pour une formule voyage en Thaïlande tout compris pour bénéficier de tarifs promotionnels, même en haute saison.

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L'Asie est une destination incontournable pour ceux qui recherchent une expérience de voyage dépaysant. Vous percevrez la diversité et la profondeur culturelle qui caractérisent ce vaste continent en visitant le Cambodge, la Chine, la Corée du Sud, l'Inde, l'Indonésie, le Japon, le Sri Lanka, la Thaïlande et le Vietnam. Un voyage en Asie vous offrira l'opportunité de vivre des moments inoubliables.

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Your journey begins in Bangkok. And while the city is undeniably cacophonous, the Banyan Tree Bangkok is anything but. Melt in the serenity of this top-notch hotel and spend four nights adjusting to your new surroundings, emerging to experience the sensory delights of the city, from its colour and noise to the taste of the delicious street food on a guided tour.

Swap city pace for the hushed surroundings of Khao Sok National Park. You’ll spend the next two nights at Elephant Hills Jungle Lake Safari to spend time with Asian elephants on a special three-day itinerary where you’ll learn about the camp’s conservation efforts and stay in a floating tent on Cheow-Lane Lake.

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Bangkok is as chaotic as cities get but pause and look closer and you’ll discover deep-rooted traditions and a radiant culture.

Zip down the streets in a colourful, tassel-lined tuk-tuk, passing Starbucks and food stalls selling grilled pork skewers for breakfast. Once you reach your destination, you approach the entrance of the resplendent Grand Palace, a gilded masterpiece in the middle of a clamorous capital. Loud and energetic, Bangkok is modern Thailand at full capacity. Contemporary high-rise hotels with rooftop pools punctuate the skyline, and yet traditions remain as important and visible as ever, whether it’s Songkran (Thai New Year, which is celebrated with water fights on the street in the sweltering heat of April), traditional night markets and floating markets, or a sticker above a seat on the Skytrain designating priority seats for monks.

A city that feels alive day and night, Bangkok offers a lot more than your average stopover destination. Most travellers stop for a few days before heading on to Northern Thailand or to southern beaches like Koh Samui or Phuket – days that can easily be filled up with visiting beautiful temples, navigating night markets and sampling Bangkok’s famous food. Street food is a staple all over the city, so you don’t need to look hard for authentic cuisine, and the recent introduction of the Michelin-guide has only cemented the city’s place on the culinary city hall of fame.

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Bangkok & Phuket

There’s plenty to pack into a few days in Bangkok, from a cruise down the Chao Phraya River to exploring Wat Pho and the Grand Palace. The food scene here is incredible, so a night market tour or cooking class is a must. Phuket is Thailand’s ultimate beach resort playground – an emerald island of golden sands and neon-lit night-time revelry. It’s also the gateway to the Andaman Sea, where colourful long-tail boats bob in the sunshine and towering limestone karsts rise out of the water. We've based this multi-centre holiday on what we feel allows the right amount of time to explore the very best of Bangkok at a relatively relaxed pace. with enough time to see all the key sights before heading to Phuket for a week of relaxing by the beach. If you have more or less time, talk to us and we can recommend an alternative itinerary to meet your requirements.

Chiang Mai, Koh Samet & Bangkok

Combine a stay in Thailand's cultural epicentre Chiang Mai with a few days on the beaches of Koh Samet and finish with 2 nights in the lively capital, Bangkok. Full of bejewelled Buddhas and jungle clad hills is a the city of Chiang Mai. It's a melting pot of cultures combined with jungles, waterfalls and hill tribe villages. In stark contrast, the small island of Koh Samet is an idyllic hideaway with plenty to offer both visitors and locals alike. Koh Samet's beaches offer the perfect setting for a romantic honeymoon There’s plenty to pack into a few days in Bangkok, from a cruise down the Chao Phraya River to exploring Wat Pho and the Grand Palace. The food scene here is incredible, so a night market tour or cooking class is a must. We've based this multi-centre holiday on what we feel allows the right amount of time to explore Chiang Mail and see the island of Koh Samet before heading off to Bangkok. If you have more or less time, talk to us and we can recommend an alternative itinerary to meet your requirements.

'The Curious' Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand Suggested Itinerary

Buckle up: this incredible holiday has you hopping around Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand on an unforgettable journey. Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Bangkok vie to be your favourite city on this wide-ranging itinerary, with urban adventures blended with a cruise through Halong Bay, temple discoveries in Siem Reap, and downtime on the beach in Phuket.

Thailand Honeymoon Suggested Itinerary

A couple’s Thailand holiday taking you from the rainforest to the city via the beach. This culture-meets-beach-meets-city Thailand adventure has been designed with romance in mind and features unique experiences and a handful of handpicked hotels and resorts in spectacular settings. Spend the night à deux in a bubble lodge in a Chiang Rai elephant camp, make memories together as you sample street food in Chiang Mai and cruise to paradise islands where the snorkelling is out of this world.

Thailand Family Suggested Itinerary

Blend a jungle adventure in the company of elephants with downtime on the beaches of Koh Samui before rounding off with explorations in Bangkok. A deep dive into Thailand’s scenery and culture comes courtesy of private guided tours in Chiang Mai, Koh Samui, and Bangkok, balanced with some (hands-off) time with elephants at The Bush Camp — an extraordinary safari camp. A week on a Koh Samui beach lets everyone find their own version of downtime.

Thailand Luxury Suggested Itinerary

Experience some of Thailand’s most luxurious and beautiful hotels, beginning with an elephant encounter in Chiang Rai and finishing in a pool villa in Phuket via some gorgeous options in Bangkok and Khao Lak. The trip begins with an exceptional elephant experience at Anantara Golden Triangle, setting the scene for the standard of luxury you can expect over the days ahead. You’ll hop from place to place, always departing and arriving by private transfer, and experience the diversity of Thailand, from the urban metropolis of Bangkok to the sensational beaches of Khao Lak and Phuket.

Thailand Wellness Journey Suggested Itinerary

Stay in three distinctive hotels, from the modern gleam of the Banyan Tree in Bangkok to the tropical beauty of Pimalai Resort & Spa and the Varana Hotel. Try a Thai Muay boxing class in the city and aerial yoga by the beach. Then venture into the tropical rainforest, searching for natural therapy in the form of volcanic hot springs.

Thailand Authentic Suggested Itinerary

Get to know some under-the-radar pockets of Thailand. Venture to a Lanna-style hideaway beside a river near Chiang Rai before spending four memorable nights in Bangkok. Then veer off the well-beaten path, making tracks to the peaceful islands of Koh Samet and Koh Chang, favoured by in-the-know Thais. Here, you’ll check into smaller beachfront hotels to learn how to cook authentic Thai dishes – or simply relax.

Thailand Positive Impact Suggested Itinerary

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Ayutthaya by Bike

The hundreds of temple ruins in Ayutthaya hint at its wealthy past when it thrived for centuries as the Siamese capital. You’ll arrive by train from Bangkok and spend the day on a cycling tour, visiting the most famous temples in the city and pausing to enjoy Ayutthaya as it is today when you stop at a local market and riverside restaurant.

Secrets of Central Thailand

Over a memorable few days, you’ll dive into chapters of Thailand’s long history, from its ancient civilisation in the UNESCO city of Ayutthaya to the atrocities that unfolded in Kanchanaburi, while also learning plenty about Thailand of the here and now. Feel the rhythm of the fragrant and colourful markets and meet rice farmers to hear about their daily lives. A visit to the waterfalls at Erawan National Park means you can also see one of the scenic highlights of the nation. During this adventure, you'll stay at Cross River Kwai.

River Kwai Highlights

Take three days to get to know Thailand's Kanchanaburi region. Your time is spent getting to know the area’s sombre history, visiting historic landmarks like the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre, War Cemetery, and the Bridge over the River Kwai to gain a deep understanding of the atrocities that happened here, culminating on a trip on the Death Railway itself.

Bangkok & Hua Hin twin centre

You can easily head straight to the beach, but you'd be missing a trick by not spending at least a couple of days in Bangkok. Some arrive daunted by its chaos, but most leave thrilled by its vibrancy, tradition and culture – it's the classic city and beach combo where you can stay among skyscrapers before relaxing on the golden sands. And of the beaches, Hua Hin is more accessible than some as it's on the north-western shores of the Gulf of Thailand, around three hours by road from Bangkok.

Muay Thai Master Class

The ancient art of Muay Thai - also known as Thai boxing - is an integral part of the country’s culture, and there’s no better place to learn about it than in its birthplace. For this two-hour masterclass, you’ll be collected from your hotel by an English-speaking guide and driven to one of Bangkok’s most important boxing stadiums. If you’re a Ryan Gosling fan, it might just look familiar; it was one of the locations for the action film Only God Forgives, in which he played the lead role. During the training session, you’ll learn some of the principles of “the art of eight limbs”, before trying out some basic moves for yourself under the supervision of an expert instructor. Afterwards, you’ll be taken back to your hotel for a well-earned rest.

• Duration: half day (class is 2 hours) • Time: 8am to midday • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know Soft drinks, coffee, water and all the boxing equipment you’ll require are provided, but you’ll need to bring a towel and wear suitable sportswear.

Bangkok's Highlights in a Day

For those who like to pack the maximum into each day, this trip will take you to some of Bangkok’s most famous sights in comfort. The first stop of the morning is Wat Traimit, home to a three-metre-high statue of a seated Buddha made from solid gold; from here, you’ll travel to another temple, Wat Pho, with another statue of Buddha - this time reclining - that’s a massive 46 metres long. Next on the itinerary is the Grand Palace, a former royal residence, and the temple of the Emerald Buddha, though the statue is actually made of jade. After lunch, you’ll board a traditional boat to cruise along some of the city’s canals, taking in the sights of daily life along the way, before disembarking at your final temple of the day: the riverside Wat Arun, known for its distinctive multicoloured spire.

• Duration: full day • Time: 8am to 3pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know You’ll need to dress appropriately for visiting the various temples: that means long trousers - not leggings - or skirts below the knee, and covered shoulders. Carry a lightweight, though not see-through, cover-up if you want to be more casual the rest of the day.

Bangkok By Night

In the evening, temperatures drop and there’s less traffic, so it’s an ideal time to discover a different side of Bangkok. On this fascinating tour, you’ll travel by tuk tuk from the departure point at Lebua State Tower, a luxury hotel with amazing views from its various bars, to Chinatown for a herb-infused cocktail (or soft drink) and a Thai meal. Afterwards, you’ll whizz around the city’s historic heart past some of its most famous sights, including the Grand Palace - all lit up to spectacular effect. You’ll stroll through the grounds of a temple to admire the illuminations and explore bustling areas known for their amazing street-food scene. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to try some local sweet treats such as kluai thot - deliciously sticky pieces of deep-fried banana coated in sesame seeds - the perfect way to round off the evening.

• Duration: evening • Time: 6.30pm to 10.30pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know The tour is not suitable for children under 10. As for what to wear, you’ll need smart casual clothing if you want to visit the Lebua State Tower before the tour and suitable clothing for visiting temples. It can get surprisingly cool zipping around at night in an open-sided vehicle, so you’ll be grateful for the extra coverage. Transfers to departure point not included

Bangkok Your Way (Private Driver and Guide) - Half Day or Full Day

Whether you know precisely what you want to see or are looking for some suggestions from someone who knows the city like the back of their hand, there’s no better way of exploring Bangkok at your own pace than with a private guide and chauffeur. With the help of their insider tips, you’ll be able to get unique insights into the city’s most famous sights, discover hidden gems you’d never have stumbled upon on your own and learn about the country’s culture along the way. With stops wherever and whenever you want, and the ability to change course on a whim, it’s a superb option for those travelling with children and those who want a tailor-made immersion in the history and culture of Bangkok.

• Duration: half day or full day • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know You’ll have to pay locally for parking fees and tickets to any attractions you visit, and for any refreshments.

Ayutthaya’s Highlights In A Day

If you have a passion for history and a love of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, you won’t want to miss the chance to explore Thailand’s ancient capital. The city of Ayutthaya was one of the world’s most important urban areas from 1350 to 1767, before being sacked by the Burmese, and its ruins are a fascinating place to wander. On this engaging private experience, you’ll travel by train from Bangkok to Ayutthaya. Here, you’ll hop on one of the distinctive local “kermit” tuk-tuks - so-called because of their frog-green colour - to enable you to explore every corner of the Historical Park effortlessly, something that families, in particular, will appreciate. Soak up the views of crumbling temples, ancient statues and romantic towers, before boarding a riverboat for a restful, and scenic, return to Bangkok.

• Duration: full day • Time: 6.30am to 4pm • Departures every Wednesday to Monday • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know Proper clothing is required for visiting temples. Includes roundtrip transfers.

Bangkok Street Food

Thailand is known for its delicious street food, and one of the best places to sample it is in Bangkok’s historic Rattanakosin district, also known as the Old Town. On this four-hour tour, you’ll head off on foot with a local English-speaking guide to explore the narrow streets and alleyways of this atmospheric area, stopping at family-run shops, tiny cafés, street vendors and market stalls to sample their wares and learn about how they’re made. Sip a cup of old-style coffee, the thick and sweet kafae boran; feast on Chinese chive dumplings and succulent roast duck; and try typical sweet treats such as sticky-rice dumplings filled with mung-bean paste. Be sure to leave room for some coconut ice cream, handmade by the same family for generations.

• Duration: half day • Time: 8.30am to 1pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Group experience

Good to know Suitable for children aged 12 and upwards. The tour includes visits to a temple and shrine, so dress appropriately. Transfers not included

Bangkok’s Floating Market

One of Bangkok’s more colourful attractions, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is rightly on many visitors’ not-to-be-missed lists. Heading out in the cool of the early morning, you’ll stop at iconic Wat Bang Kung, an ancient temple almost completely surrounded by the roots of a vast banyan tree, to soak up its unique atmosphere and learn about its not-always-peaceful history. From here, you’ll carry on to the floating market itself, which occupies a maze of narrow canals (khlongs) crowded with narrow wooden sampans piled high with produce. You’ll venture out on the water in your own boat, where you’ll have plenty of opportunities to take some superb photos and bargain for typical snacks. Your final destination is the extraordinary Rom Hub Railway Market, whose stalls lie on either side of an active railway track, meaning that the vendors have to pull everything out of the way every time a train goes past - which is quite a sight!

• Duration: half day • Time: 6.30am to 1pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

Good to know Not recommended for families with younger children.

River Kwai Highlights In A Day

Symbolising the horrors of World War II in Asia, the bridge on the River Kwai at Kanchanaburi is almost a place of pilgrimage for history buffs, film aficionados and anyone curious about the relatively recent past. On this poignant trip, you’ll learn all about the building of the infamous bridge that was designed to link up a direct railway line from Bangkok to Rangoon (now Yangon) to support the Japanese occupation of Burma (now Myanmar) in 1943. You’ll visit the graves of members of the Allied Forces on a tour of the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, before looking at historical photographs and paintings at the JEATH War Museum, both emotionally moving experiences. To complete your day, you’ll take a memorable ride on the Thailand-Burma Railway itself, also known as the Death Railway because of the thousands of POWs and forced local workers who lost their lives during its construction.

• Duration: full day • Time 6.30am to 6.30pm • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience

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Where is Bangkok? North of the Gulf of Thailand, Bangkok sits on the Chao Phraya River. Its position in Central Thailand makes it ideal for multi-centre holidays in combination with popular destinations such as Northern Thailand and the glorious beaches of the south. From Bangkok, you can reach many destinations in little more than an hour’s flight; Chiang Mai takes 1¼ hours, and Phuket, Koh Samui and Krabi all take around an hour.

Grand Palace Bangkok’s most iconic landmark is the spectacular Grand Palace. The official residence of the King of Thailand for nearly 150 years from 1782-1925, it remains continuously in use for important national ceremonies and events. The palace is fabulously preserved and is home to a collection of spectacular gardens, the Royal Thai Decoration, Coin Pavilion, and the city’s most famous temple, Wat Phra Kaew, also known as The Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

Temples Bangkok is dotted with over 400 glittering Buddhist temples and many can be found in the Rattanakosin area on the western side of the city. Wat Pho, known as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, neighbours the Grand Palace and is one of Bangkok’s largest temples. Built in 1832, this famous gilded Buddha is 46 metres in length and 15 metres high with exquisite mother-of-pearl eyes to represent Buddha’s entry into Nirvana. Wat Arun, or the Temple of Dawn, is on the Thon Buri side of the Chao Phraya River opposite the Grand Palace.

Getting around Even getting around in Bangkok is an adventure, whether it’s in a brightly-lit taxi cab, the city’s signature tuk-tuks, by river taxi or aboard the air-conditioned and efficient BTS Skytrain. Bangkok’s main station is Hua Lamphong – a beautiful 100-year-old building shaped like an arc. The space-age Skytrain was built to relieve congestion on the city’s key thoroughfares, and the light green Sukhumvit Line runs along high-rise Sukhumvit Road, through Siam and then on to the north of the city. The system’s dark green Silom Line makes its way along Silom Road and on to the world-famous MBK shopping centre.

Food & drink You'll find somewhere to eat around nearly every corner in Bangkok – a bustling market, food courts in shopping centres, stalls on the side of the street, or on the rooftop of some of the city’s most luxurious hotels. Street food is a staple all over the city, so you don’t need to look hard for authentic food. Taste skewers just off the grill, quench your midday thirst with a just-cut coconut and order a portion of pad thai that'll only cost you a few hundred baht. The arrival of the Michelin guide in 2017 has cemented Bangkok's place in the culinary hall of fame with restaurants awarded a Michelin star or two.

Shopping Shopping is almost obligatory in Bangkok. Even if you have no intention of spending your time here at the shops, it’s hard to avoid the many malls and outdoor markets as you wander the city streets. The iconic MBK Centre has approximately 2,000 shops spread over eight floors. Stay at the Rembrandt Hotel (p77) and you’ll have the famous Sukhumvit Road practically on your doorstep. Thai silk, jewellery and semi-precious stones such as opal, jade, silverware and ceramics are popular purchases in Thailand. There are local craft workshops that you can visit to see these Thai handicrafts being made.

Multi-centres Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport is the nation’s hub and is home to the national carrier, Thai Airways, as well as a number of domestic airlines that fly out to the country’s major cities and resorts. Offering the perfect mix of city life with the tropical tranquillity of a beach resort, the classic combination of Bangkok and beach is ideal for any first timer in Thailand. For more authentic experience, you could discover the delights of Northern Thailand with its many temples and unique hill tribes. For those that want to see more of the country’s idyllic islands and coastlines, we recommend combining two or more of Thailand’s many beautiful beach resorts.

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Spa experiences, wellbeing and sustainability are among the focuses for Kuoni’s 2023 Far East collection, which places Thailand front and centre as demand rebounds "strongly" post-Covid.

Thailand is Kuoni’s eighth best-selling destination for 2022, with the tailor-made specialist expecting it to rise further up its best-selling list for 2023 as consumers seek value for money.

The collection, which went on sale on Monday (25 July,) features nine resorts exclusive to Kuoni in the UK, including new addition Paresa Phuket, as well as new Kuoni signature experiences in Bali.

Kuoni put the resurgent demand for Thailand down to the diversity of experiences it offers, its range of premium hotels and unique local culture.

Paresa Phuket, a pool villa retreat set in forested hillside above Kamala beach, has its own cookery school offering classes guests can enjoy as part of their experience.

Another addition is Pimalai Resort and Spa in Koh Lanta – a wellbeing and sustainability focused jungle spa where guests can learn the art of Thai massage and take part in activities including aerial yoga.

Kuoni said it was increasingly basing its hotel selection on how they are managing their impact on the local environment and community, highlighting Pimalai’s zero waste project, beach cleaning efforts and Little Scientist project designed to encourage local youngsters to take an interest in science through educational programmes.

In Chiang Mai, meanwhile, Kuoni is offering customers the chance to learn more about elephants and the work and culture of Thailand’s mahouts – elephant keepers – at Bush Camp by Elephant Hills, which has 10 tented camps.

Throughout the region, Kuoni has added more experiences that can be booked in advance; new signature experiences in Bali include opportunities to trek Mount Batur and visit its hot springs, or take in a traditional Balinese village experience.

Sheena Paton, senior programme manager at Kuoni, said: “Thailand has long been a favourite for Kuoni customers, but we want to diversify what we offer and surprise people. The experience at Bush Camp by Elephant Hills is such a draw and we expect that to do really well and customers will be attracted to that and build itineraries around it.

"Launching a new exclusive resort Paresa Phuket is really exciting; it means people get the Kuoni experience from beginning to end and it’s a beautiful property in a stunning setting, perfect for honeymoons and special occasion trips."

Paton added: "Sustainability is running theme throughout and we’re actively looking for hotels and experiences which have credible programmes to protect the local environment and support local communities and now make that an essential part of how we choose the hotels we work with.”

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Dazzling sands trimmed by clear, warm seas are spectacular, no doubt about that. Even kids find them irresistible, at least some of the time. However, one of the many great things about a Kuoni holiday is how easily you can add adventure to those beaches, weave in new experiences and organise moments of sheer unforgettable magic.

Part of that comes down to Kuoni’s expertise and understanding of families. Although, perfecting that balance also owes a lot to knowledge, skill and really listening and getting to know families as people. Then it’s down to finding out what they want, and going the extra mile to create a holiday which exceeds all expectation.

Time to make memories is a Kuoni signature

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Naturally when a holiday is designed from start to finish, it’s going to be flawless. That’s why Kuoni stay close from your first thoughts onwards. And speaking of first thoughts, it’s good to know that your dedicated expert is also a genuinely passionate traveller. So you can look forward to a lot of inside information, as well as fresh thinking.

If you’re beginning to get the impression that creating a holiday this way is a lot like a holiday in itself, you’re not totally wrong. After all, planning a trip with your kids should be exciting and keeping it that way is all part of Kuoni’s signature service. In fact, it’s not going too far to suggest that you could really just bring your dreams to the table and the experts here would create exactly the holiday you had in mind.

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Of course, what’s right for you isn’t perfect for any other family, so Kuoni are also big on getting the details just right. It goes without saying that finding out what your interests are and recommending destinations which reflect those is a vital early part of the process. Then there are all the elements which elevate a good holiday into one you’ll remember forever, because not a single moment was less than memorable. Those are the type of trips which Kuoni have made their own and part of the reason why the company is a Which? Recommended Provider as well as being voted The Times & Sunday Times Best Luxury Tour Operator 2022.

It’s also good to know that Kuoni have been in business for over 50 years and still believe in one-on-one service. So much so, that they have 27 stores across the UK. Plus, your own personal travel expert is always just a phone call away, before, during and after your holiday.

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Your family’s Kuoni holiday is just that: yours and yours alone. However, some destinations are so rich and complex, beautiful, cultured and incredibly exciting they naturally free you up to create your own personal experience. Some are places you might already have on your mind, others will be new and several sit up top on every family wish list, with very good reason.

Le Morne Brabant, south west Mauritius

Mauritius could be made with kids in mind

Mauritius is the Indian Ocean island which could have been created with kids in mind. Protected by the world’s longest, continuous coral reef, it’s famous for lagoons and deliciously warm, clear waters. Naturally the beaches are pretty spectacular too. However, with its rich Creole culture, vivid volcanic landscapes and remarkable interior dotted with fascinating towns and villages as well as natural wonders, this is far from just a holiday island.

Older kids will love the water sports and exploring potential. Soft white sands, relaxed family resorts and the friendly Mauritian people, make marvellous early memories for younger children. And it’s not easy to think of an interest Mauritius doesn’t indulge, from golf and sailing to history, wildlife, culture, art, music or simple sandcastle building.

LUX* Saint Gilles, La Réunion

For a truly unforgettable Kuoni holiday, consider twinning Mauritius with La Réunion . Two very different Indian Ocean islands, each remarkable in their own way. La Réunion is another beachy destination, fabulous for mountain biking, more French than France (some say) and famous for its rugged and astonishingly dramatic interior.

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Kuoni private safari, Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka in your own time and your own way

Discovering Sri Lanka with your children promises to be mesmerising. Not only is this remarkable island nation drenched in ancient history and deep spirituality – several of the world’s most sacred Buddhist sites are here – it’s also immeasurably beautiful. The rolling tea plantations and soaring mountains, wide and golden beaches and glossy jungles contrast with bustling cities and colourful mountain towns which contrast again with coastal communities, immense wildlife reserves and hip seaside resorts.

Astonishingly, there’s still a lot of Sri Lanka untouched by tourism and a Kuoni holiday with private transport lets families explore at their own pace. We should say, that pace is likely to be faster than the normal speed of getting around Sri Lanka. Although the country’s gentle, easy-going, with time to stop and stare, rhythm is part of its charm.

What you do and see in Sri Lanka depends on the ages of your kids and where you go. However, Kuoni can arrange anything you want from leopard safaris in Yala National Park to iconic train rides, whale watching on the south coast, hiking expeditions or city tours with local guides.

Since you’re in the Indian Ocean, think about adding the Maldives to Sri Lanka. Here paradise islands are home to luxurious resorts, the diving is like nowhere else on earth and kids will never forget the free-spirited fun that’s woven into every single day.

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Thailand for wildlife, beaches and Bangkok

Another child-friendly destination that’s easy to explore, when you know how, Thailand is a Kuoni favourite for family holidays.

Of course part of the beauty of planning a trip with Kuoni is designing it exactly to your own specifications. However, a multi-centre holiday is a great way to discover the country’s deeply cultured north, famous island beaches and the legendary capital, Bangkok.

Canoeing Sok River, Khao Sok National Park, Thailand

The northern city of Chiang Mai will astonish you with its historic architecture, ancient traditions, markets, temples and awe-inspiring landscapes. For a first time visit to Thailand, it’s a gentle introduction to the country and a perfect place for responsible wildlife experiences.

Gorgeous Koh Samui gives you Indian Ocean beaches, marine parks, fabulous resorts and lots of outdoorsy fun from jeep safaris to jungle hikes.

Then just add Bangkok. A city with a wild reputation that turns out to be surprisingly child-friendly and easy to explore, particularly as Kuoni can arrange private transport to let you see what you want at your own pace.

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Consider Crete and let Kuoni take it from there

The largest and most southerly of the Greek islands, Crete also stays warmer longer than anywhere else in the country, as well as giving you the scope of its wildly different coasts and landscapes.

Some of the loveliest beaches in Europe are at home here, but you’ll also find spectacular mountains – and quaint mountain villages. There are gorges where you have to go walking with older kids. Mysterious caves and ancient monuments add another element of excitement – this is the island of the Minotaur after all. And if you want to go island hopping, Spinalonga waits for you just off the north coast.

Grand cities with evocative old towns and marvellous museums are another Cretan feature. Then just add glorious resorts which make the most of Aegean views, dazzle with their architecture and indulge your kids beautifully.

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Verdura Resort, A Rocco Forte Hotel, Sicily

Mix it up in Sicily and make memories for a lifetime

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Moments of wonder with Kuoni in Costa Rica

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Out of all the family holiday destinations in the world, Costa Rica can truly be described as once-in-a-lifetime. With that in mind Kuoni design experiences which make the most of every minute of your stay in this fascinating country.

Xandari Resort & Spa is the ideal introduction to Costa Rica. Set in the hills, just 40 minutes from San Jose airport, the 40-acre reserve is your kids’ first hint of the untamed nature that will define their holiday. Dip into a landscape of rivers, waterfalls, forest trails and wildlife, acclimatise to the different pace of life and get ready for the rest of the adventure.

Arenal National Park, Costa Rica

Tortuguero National Park can only be explored by air or water. As one of Costa Rica’s conservation areas, it’s heavily protected and any visit requires meticulous planning. Kuoni Tortugo Jungle Experience covers everything from your stay at serene Tortugo Lodge to a choice of incredible activities including kayaking, jungle treks and turtle nesting tours from March to October.

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