Khao Lak Holidays
Deserted sands, crystal clear waters and lush jungle life; we love Khao Lak for it's untouched beauty. With miles and miles of astonishing beaches, it offers hideaway bliss at its best.
Be at one with mother nature and take a refreshing dip in the waters beneath the waterfall at Chong Fa, or spend time at nearby Elephant Hills for a few days away from the beach to meet the giants of the animal world. If you’re keen to soak up some culture during your Thailand trip, why not rub shoulders with the locals and practice your bartering skills at the Bang Niang night market?
If you’re visiting Khao Lak after a busy city break, perhaps in nearby Bangkok, its luxury landscapes and stunning vistas are sure to offer the perfect contrast. A holiday in Khao Lak is like being tucked away into your own corner of paradise.
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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.
Khao Lak and Elephant Hills Multi Centre
Khao Lak will leave you feeling like you have found your own slice of paradise, with it's jaw dropping natural beauty and tranquil shores. After afew days of beach life, transfer by road to Khao Sok National Park. Here lies...
Beach holidays
Khao Lak and Krabi Multi Centre
Guide Price £2,589 pp
Discover unspoilt shores, outstanding natural beauty and dramatic scenery on this beach and adventure combination. Khao Lak is full of long sandy shores and raw jungle scenery. Relax in this family friendly resort before heading to Krabi where spectacular scenery,...
Family holidays
Dubai and Khao Lak Multi Centre
Guide Price £1,759 pp
Dubai is a great destination to stop over and explore before heading on to the land of smiles, Thailand. We recommend a minimum of three nights in Dubai and with guaranteed sunshine year round, outstanding service and some of the...
Family holidays
Kuala Lumpur and Khao Lak Multi Centre
Guide Price £1,409 pp
Why not mix things up with a visit to Malaysia and Thailand? Kuala Lumpur is an ever-changing city, from the soaring skyscrapers to the colonial buildings, exotic temples and ornate Mosques, this diverse city is great way to start fabulous...
Cultural 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.
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First and foremost Khao Lak is an idyllic beach destination – but this is not the whole story. There are lush rain forests to explore, wildlife to encounter, temples and waterfalls to visit. Delightful markets and poignant museums to experience. Many of the hotels have in-house spa’s which are just perfect for an indulgent treatment, and water sports for you to try. Interesting classes are also available in things like Muay Thai Boxing, yoga and cooking.
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Local Life Tour
Take half a day to see how local Thai people live.
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Wildlife in Khao Lak
A visit to Khao Lak won't be short of wildlife spectacles and bounds of natural beauty.
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Thailand plays host to countless festivals and events throughout the year.
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Thai Street Food
Street food stalls are dotted throughout Thailand's streets in every city and town and offer a great way to taste authentic Thailand.
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Karen
Destination Executive
"My favourite place to spend an afternoon in Khao Lak is Memories Bar. It’s at the northern end of Khuk Khak beach (September – April). It’s a lively spot with great food and lots of leisure activities such as volleyball, surfing – even Thai cooking classes. After the sun goes down, dancing and fire shows on the beach commence. Great fun – and all ages welcome."
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Gina
Destination Specialist
"I would recommend leaving the beach behind you one day, and take a hike to one of the many waterfalls close to Khao Lak. It may be hot, but the swim under the waterfall is a fantastic reward".
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Nick
Senior Destination Manager
"Its worth spending a few hours at Bang Niang Market for some lunch and shopping. There's authentic Thai street food alongside the usual market stalls, all within the chaotic and fun atmosphere that is typical of local markets in Thailand."
Types of Khao Lak holidays
Frequently Asked Questions
The easiest way to get to Khao Lak, is to fly into Phuket - then take a road transfer. This will take around 75 minutes.
The cost of living is generally quite low in Thailand – unless you are dining at a Michelin star restaurant of course. Prices on the smaller islands are more expensive than the mainland or larger islands. A simple lunch for two will cost you around THB400, and a local beer like Chang, or Singha, will cost around THB100.
