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Thailand holidays

This welcoming kingdom lures visitors with its myriad of attractions and friendly people whose smiles are as golden as the glistening temples. At every turn Thailand will impress, from its exuberant cities and traditional fishing villages, fascinating culture and adventure aplenty, to its wondrous wildlife, jungle-topped islands and gorgeous beaches anchored in azure seas.

Such a bounty of contrasting destinations makes a multi-centre holiday hard to beat. Whether you fancy a city and beach combo, an idyllic island hopping itinerary or maybe a trio of city, rainforest and beach appeals, getting from place to place is easy, thanks to convenient air, boat and road links.

For big city kicks look no further than intoxicating Bangkok with its cacophony of colourful...

Why Visit Thailand?

Rich in culture, wildlife and cuisine
City breaks, tours and soft adventure
Secluded beaches & romantic retreats
Lively resorts with fun for all ages
High levels of service and hospitality
Fantastic value for money

Current offers in Thailand

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Luxury Bangkok and Krabi

7 Jun 26

9 nights

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£1669

Bangkok & Phuket

14 Jun 26

10 nights

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£1339

Thai Culture, Elephants and Beach

1 May 26

11 nights

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£1839

Krabi Beach Stay

8 Jun 26

8 nights

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£1199

Thailand Travel Guide

Best time to go

The climate does vary throughout this country and from coast to coast so you can visit all year round.; however, the best time is generally during the cool, dry season between November and early April. See each resort for further details.

Visas

A visa is only required if you stay in Thailand for more than 30 days.

Travel Information

Flight time from the UK to Bangkok is approximately 11.5 hours (non-stop).

Local currency

Thai Baht

Regions in Thailand

Our recommendations for the best places to visit in Thailand.

River Kwai

Heavy with history, Kanchanaburi is famed for its World War II museums, memorials and landmarks including the black iron Bridge over the River Kwai and so-called Death Railway, which Japanese soldiers forced Allied prisoners and Asian labourers to build.

Phi Phi

These islands were made famous after featuring in the film 'The Beach'.

Krabi

For isolated beaches, prime dive spots and jagged rainforest-clad mountains, Krabi ticks all the boxes.

Khanom

Home to just a handful of hotels there’s definitely no need to reserve a sun lounger at first light, and amongst the sheltered bays and frequently deserted beaches, you’ll often see only your own footprints in the sand.

Bangkok

Sprawling and chaotic, yet brimming with cultural gems and intrinsic traditions, Bangkok divides opinion – you either love its buzz or hate the frenetic pace.

Koh Samet

This delightful island, just five miles off the eastern Gulf of Thailand, is a designated national park; in fact all visitors have to pay an entrance fee on arrival (approx.

Koh Tao

The naturally scenic island of Koh Tao is home to stunning beaches, is well regarded by dive enthusiasts and, despite recent development, is where picture-book Thailand can still be found tucked away.

Elephant Hills

Combining the camp experience of African national parks with the Thai tropical rainforest, Elephant Hills offer Thailand’s first luxury tented jungle camps and are highly recommended.

Koh Lanta

This up and coming destination, south of Phuket and Krabi, is the largest of 52 islands in an archipelago protected by the pristine Mu Koh Lanta Marine National Park.

Khao Lak

Comprising a cluster of townships and string of beaches stretching some 20 miles along the coast, Khao Lak is a delightful bolthole for a low-key flop and drop.

Koh Chang

Situated in the far east of the Gulf of Thailand near the Cambodian border, Koh Chang is Thailand's second largest island after Phuket yet, until recently remained relatively undiscovered despite the allure of rugged mountains, virgin rainforest, picturesque waterfalls and its many west coast beaches.

Pattaya & Jomtien

Known as Thailand's 'Riviera', this internationally renowned resort is within an easy drive of Bangkok and is a popular pleasure-seekers paradise.

Koh Yao Noi & Koh Yao Yai

The sister islands of Koh Yao Yai and Koh Yao Noi sit halfway between Phuket and Krabi within scenic Phang Nga Bay and are both worth a visit for their delightful beaches, natural scenery and back to nature ambience, that feels far removed from the nearby larger islands.

Phuket

Hailed as the Jewel of the Andaman Sea, renowned Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and a firm favourite with holidaymakers of all ages.

Hua Hin & Cha Am

Equally popular with young couples and families, tourists and Thais (including the royal family), Hua Hin’s three miles of attractive powdery sands are flanked by good value hotels, luxury resorts and world-renowned spas.

Koh Phangan

Situated just 9 miles off Koh Samui, the island of Koh Phangan is synonymous with its famed Full Moon Parties, which take place on Haad Rin Beach on full moon night, but there's so much more to this island.

Koh Samui

Koh Samui’s white sands and relaxed ambience may have boosted the island’s popularity in recent years, yet much of its sleepy charm and natural beauty lingers.

Northern Thailand

Oozing atmosphere and culture, Northern Thailand is an absorbing region where the landscape, language, architecture, food and people are all quite distinct.

Unmissable Experiences

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Doi Mae Salong & Long Neck Hill Tribes

Explore the idyllic mountainside Santikhiri village on this full day private trip from Chiang Rai. Visit the hill tribe villages of indigenous Thai people, learn about their unique way of living and stop by tea and coffee plantations as well as the store selling locally grown products such as wine and herbs.

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£109

Morning Market, City & Temples

This private half day tour from Mae Hong Son includes an early visit to the market which sells all manner of goods. Continue to Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu which dominates the city. Also visit Wat Chong Klang and Wat Chong Kam monasteries.

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£55

Thai Cooking Class

Visit a local fresh market to select the ingredients needed to prepare three of Thailand’s favourite meals: Kung Saroong, Chicken Cashew Nut and Panaeng Curry. After learning how to cook home-style Thai food, enjoy eating your own culinary creations! Available Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.

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£59

Includes lunch

Chiang Mai Lifestyle

This half day tour begins with a cruise by longtail boat along the Mae Ping River to a farmhouse for a leisurely stroll around the grounds. Continue to Waroros Market for a real insight to life in this region before travelling by tricycle along the main road to the old city. Here, visit Wat Pra Singh temple which contains supreme examples of Lanna art.

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£49

Koh Samui Island Tour

This must-do half day tour gives a true feel of Koh Samui. See a number of island highlights and attractions as well as many beaches. The ‘Big Buddha’, Grandma and Grandpa Rocks, Namuang Waterfall and Nathon town are just a few of the places visited.

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£55

Sabieng Thai Cooking Class

This half day culinary adventure begins at Bangkok’s largest fresh market where you shop for premium ingredients before a Tuk Tuk ride to the cooking school. Guided by the skilled chef, you’ll craft a daily set menu tailored to your taste, while mastering essential cooking techniques. Later, you and your fellow food enthusiasts get to tuck into your delectable creations!

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£75

Grand Palace

This 90 minute tour to the stunning Grand Palace complex is a “must-do”. Tour its temples and pagodas, including magniﬁ cent Wat Phra Kaew - the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. As you stroll the complex, admire the golden domes, inspirational spires and exotic, richly carved murals.

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£59

Phi Phi Island by Speedboat

Enjoy a full day visiting two of Southern Thailand’s most famous islands, Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Lay, the home of Maya Beach which featured in the Hollywood ﬁ lm “The Beach”. After lunch at a beachside restaurant, you’ll explore further and stop for swimming and snorkelling.

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£99

Includes lunch

Wat Doi Suthep & Meo Hill Tribe

On this private half day tour from Chiang Mai visit a Meo hill tribe to observe their simple way of life. Continue to the north’s most sacred temple, Wat Phra That Doi Suthep for panoramic views.

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£75

Off-Road 4x4 Adventure

A fun-filled day travelling in an open off-road jeep begins at Grandma and Grandpa Rocks, before heading on to Wat Khunaram to see the mummified monk Luong Pordaeng. Next, you have the chance to swim and relax at Namuang Waterfall before lunch at a mountain restaurant with breathtaking views. Continue to visit the unique Magic Garden which is filled with creative stone structures, head to the highest point of the island at Wat Teepangkorn and then see the renowned Big Buddha.

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£55

Includes lunch

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