Thailand Holidays
Thailand holidays offer a fascinatingly diverse range of experiences; vibrant cities, elaborate temples, stunning island beaches, and jungle-covered national parks. The mouth-watering street food, ease of getting around, and friendly hospitality make Thailand great for families, couples and groups.
Bangkok is a hyperactive metropolis of history and culture and is ready when you are for a frenzy of modern street adventures and nightlife. For a slower pace of life, the north is where you’ll discover the origins of the Siam kingdom, visit mysterious and elaborate Buddhist temples and trek in the calm of dense mountainous tropical jungles. If you’re looking for an island paradise, head south to Phuket and Koh Samui for spectacular palm tree beaches and dramatic landscapes that are waiting to welcome you.
Thailand: Land of Smiles
The independently spirited Thai people are famously friendly and will welcome you with a smile on your holiday to Thailand. What better way to start than by sampling some of the world famous street food? Try Pad Tai, a spicy rice noodle stir-fry with shrimp, bean sprouts and egg.
Choosing our Bangkok, Phuket and Koh Samui mini-tour is a perfect introduction to Thailand, starting in the capital where you’ll visit palaces and golden temples, before relaxing on stunning beaches on the southern Thai islands. The Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Chaing Rai multi-centre itinerary offers spectacular mountain scenery and sublime temples which trace Thai culture, traditions and history through outdoor adventures, trekking and unforgettable interactions with ancestral hill tribes.
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Great sample itineraries
Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Bangkok, Phuket and Koh Samui Multi Centre
Guide Price £1,699 pp
Bangkok is an enthralling destination overflowing with cultural attractions, excellent shopping opportunities and mouth-watering cuisine to rival anywhere in the world. No trip to the region would be complete without a visit to this bustling, eclectic and mysterious metropolis. A...
Couples Holidays
Bangkok and Krabi Multi Centre
Guide Price £1,399 pp
Bangkok is an enthralling destination overflowing with cultural attractions, excellent shopping opportunities and mouth-watering cuisine to rival anywhere in the world. A short flight south to the island of Krabi, where glorious palm-fringed beaches and shallow, crystal clear waters and...
Beach holidays
Bangkok, Elephant Hills, and Khao Lak Multi Centre
Guide Price £1,699 pp
Bangkok delivers a welcome assault on the senses, with intense heat and a bustling centre balanced by magnificent Buddhist temples and palaces. This vibrant and contrasting city offers a fascinating mix of traditional and modern, while still preserving its cultural...
Family holidays
Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai Multi Centre
Let the temples of Bangkok and Chiang Mai and the laidback charm of Chiang Rai dazzle you on this suggested itinerary through Thailand’s culture and traditions. Tour the palaces, meet the locals in hillside tribes and learn to cook tasty...
Family holidays
Our favourite hotels
Our favourite places to stay are below. We know everyone is different, so if you can’t see something you like, we'd be more than happy to help.
Centara Grand Beach Resort and Villas Krabi
Pai Plong Bay
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Things to do in Thailand
There’s a wealth of things to enjoy and explore in Thailand, from its fascinating culture and history, to scenic landscapes and flavourful cuisine. Discover bustling street food stalls and magnificent palaces in Thailand’s opulent cities, or maybe the glorious turquoise seas and luxurious beach resorts of the country’s exotic islands are more your calling? Wander through picturesque mountain towns with their ancient hilltop temples, and traverse jungles teeming with wildlife. With so many places to go, sights to see and tastes to sample, the beautiful Land of Smiles has everything you need to create an amazing journey and lifelong memories.
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Ancient Ayutthaya by river cruise
Once the proud and powerful ancient capital of Siam - this is a wonderful opportunity to visit this magnificent site.
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Kanchanaburi - River Kwai float house tour
With a variety of activities and excursions, this is a great option for visitors who want to know more about the history of this fascinating area.
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Floating market
This is an exciting and fun way to see the local life and to go bargain hunting.
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Chiang Mai's temples
The relaxed city of Chiang Mai, in the mountainous north of Thailand, is home to over 300 ancient temples – some over 700 years old. From remote clifftop chapels to lavish golden temples in the heart of the old city, there are countless beautiful Buddhist sites to explore.
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Snorkelling in Koh Talu
Fabulous opportunity to enjoy swimming and snorkelling at Yai Bay.
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Local life experience - Khao Lak
Take half a day to see how local Thai people live.
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Steph
Direct Marketing Campaign Manager
“I had fresh fruit nearly every morning when I was travelling around Thailand. You won't need to wander far before you find a street food stall where they'll chop up a pineapple or mango right in front of you. It's true that fruit tastes better over there.”
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Gina
Destination Specialist
“Internal flights are really affordable – so try and see as much of the country as you can.”
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Clive
Content Editor
“If you ever find yourself on the vibrant isle of Koh Phangan be sure to taste the island's specialities called No Names. These spicy little fritters are served with a delicate dipping sauce and are perfect with a cold Chang beer or a coconut and pineapple milkshake – bliss.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why stick to one island when you can hop around to see even more of Thailand? Jump from hideaway paradise beaches to buzzing city breaks; whatever takes your fancy.
Marvel at coral and swim with stunning fish in Thailand, perfect for PADI divers and first-time snorkellers alike. We recommend Koh Tao for the best underwater experience.
From New Year festivities to springtime’s Songkran; Thailand is known for its festivals. Get ready to party and celebrate Thai culture during your stay.
Flights to Thailand take around 11 hours and 25 minutes. There are currently direct flights to Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok from London Heathrow with British Airways, Eva Air, and Thai Airways as well as indirect options to Phuket and Chiang Mai. There are also in-direct routes to Thailand from other UK airports via destinations such as Doha, Amsterdam, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi.
There are actually two islands known as James Bond island – they make up the Khao Phing Kan and they feature in the film The Man with the Golden Gun. They’re located in Phang Nga Bay in the Andaman Sea.
The typical Thai greeting that involves putting your hands together and bow is known as the ‘Wai’. The way in which you carry out the Wai depends on the social status of the person you are greeting. Men will accompany the Wai by saying Sawatdee-krap, and women must say Sawatdee-kah.
More Thailand inspiration
Exploring Thailand’s cities and beaches
There are hundreds of Thai islands situated in both the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea, from luxury paradise beaches where every need is met, to more rustic island getaways, choosing the right one can seem a little mind-boggling.
4 Iconic Worldwide Recipes
Travel with your taste buds and discover how to make these delicious signature dishes from around the world.
Beat the clock in Bangkok
Bangkok is a thrilling city that not only offers temples, exciting cuisine and adventure, it also represents good value. You could easily spend a week wandering the labyrinthine-alley ways, markets and ancient palaces of this sultry metropolis without causing a dent in your wallet.
