Thailand Culture, Elephants and Beach
17 Jun 27
- Saving £420 per person
- Flights to Bangkok, onwards to Chiang Mai & Phuket and home via Bangkok with EVA Air, Thai Airways & Bangkok Airways
- Accommodation throughout
- Return transfers
- Prepayable taxes
- FREE Bangkok City & Temple tour
- This holiday is 100% financially protected. ATOL protected 2713
Book by 30 Sep 26
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3 nights inBangkok
INNSIDE by Melia Bangkok Sukhumvit
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The innside room
BED AND BREAKFASTThis urban lifestyle hotel is well located in the Sukhumvit district and an ideal base for exploring the Thai capital. When you're done discovering the city's culture and sights, make a beeline for the hotel's amazing infinity pool, a relaxing oasis on the 34th floor complete with a transparent bottom. Guest rooms boast an innovative design and exude modernity from every corner and you don't have to stroll far to dine well, with a choice of dining venues and rooftop bar with magnificent views.
2 nights inChiang Mai
The Bush Camp by Elephant Hills
Luxury tent
Full Board
3 nights inChiang Mai
Melia Chiang Mai
Melia room
BED AND BREAKFAST3 nights inKhao Lak
Khao Lak Merlin Resort
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This unique resort provides a natural retreat where the rainforest meets the sea, so you can choose to relax by the beach or in the tropical gardens which have preserved the original landscape of ancient trees, waterfalls and the sea. Should you tire of swimming in the stunning pools, consider embarking on one of the many eco-adventures such as river rafting and trekking in the Lam Ru National Park. Discover also a choice of eateries and accommodation to suit all needs, whether travelling as a couple or with the family.
The resort strives to be Thailand’s leading eco-resort with sustainable practices such as promoting biodiversity, to water conservation and community projects.
Additional Details
Regional supplements are available from Manchester from £20. Other regional airports may be available, please ask for details.
Thailand visa requirements
British passport holders do not require a visa for stays of less than 30 days. However, if you are using the 30 day visa exemption you can only enter Thailand through a land border twice per calendar year; otherwise you will need to obtain a visa in advance. Tourists need to apply for a visa if they intend to stay for more than 30 days without leaving the country. Penalties are in place for those who stay for longer for than 30 days without the necessary visa documentation.
Thailand entry requirements
If you test positive for COVID-19, you may need to stay where you are until you test negative. You may also need to seek treatment there.
If you are visiting Thailand and then travelling to a country that requires an RT-PCR test for entry, you will need to buy medical insurance that covers COVID-19 treatment before you arrive in Thailand.
You should also be aware of any rules and restrictions set out by the UK government. Further details can be found on both the Government and Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office websites
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice
Entry requirements may change at short notice and may also differ if arriving from a country outside of the UK so we advise checking with your airline, the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office website and specific country government website you are travelling to for the most up to date information.
Thailand Culture, Elephants and Beach
17 Jun 27
Book by 30 Sep 26
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Local fees
Mandatory fees payable locally: Entrance fees to be paid locally for temple entrance on the free Bangkok tour; Wat Traimit Withayaram 100 THB / 45.03 = £2.22pp Wat Pho 300 THB = £6.66pp Wat benchamabophit 100 THB = £2.22pp Total = £12pp
