Trips to Thailand

Visit Thailand with us

Friendly, inviting and beautiful, Thailand is a place of a thousand possibilities making it one of the most iconic travel destinations in the world. Sip sunset cocktails on beautiful Railay Beach or hunt for souvenirs at the Chiang Mai night bazaar; hit the Bangkok bars or browse the Floating Market; party until dawn at Koh Phi Phi and drink fresh coconut water in Koh Samui; explore the lush green jungles of Pai and the North; get spiritual at Wat Arun or explore the ruins of Sukhothai Old City, Thailand's ancient former capital. Whatever makes you tick, our trips to Thailand will have you covered.

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Marvel at the Grand Palace in Bangkok

Seeing the Grand Palace is one of the most popular things to do in Bangkok. Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, very close to the Khaosan Road, this sprawling complex of magnificent palace buildings is set around various courtyards and gardens and is home to beautiful Wat Phra Kaeo, Thailand's holiest of Buddhist sites.
Live your best beach life on Koh Phi Phi

Thailand's islands are world famous and Koh Phi Phi does not disappoint. Pristine white-sand beaches, crystal clear waters and jaw-dropping rock formations await. Swim, snorkel, try water sports, relax with a coconut water or take a local boat around the bay, the choice is yours in this island paradise.
Explore ruins at Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya was once the capital of the mighty empire of Siam, full of magnificent palaces, dazzling temples and a population larger than that of 18th century London. Though the city was ravaged in 1767 by the Burmese army, many of the remaining ruins have been restored, and are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as a Thailand travel 2015 must-see.
Take a cooking class in Chiang Mai

Love Thai food? Then learn to make it! Taking a cooking class is easily one of the most popular things to do in Chiang Mai, though they're available throughout the country. Courses usually include a visit to the local market with a detailed guide to the produce on offer, along with a guide to Thai flavours and the preparation and tasting of three or four delicious dishes that'll elevate your status to 'legendary' next time you cook for your mates.
Swim in the breathtaking Erawan Falls, Kanchanaburi

Kanchanaburi is perhaps most (in)famously home to the Death Railway, but it has so much more to offer. The 7-tiered Erawan Falls can be found at Erawan National Park in Kanchanaburi, one of the most famous National Parks of Thailand. These instaworthy waterfalls are made up from seven levels of emerald-hued waterfalls and ponds, and the best part? Taking a refreshing dip in the clear waters.