Thailand

Phuket Beach Break

One of Asia’s most popular resort destinations, Phuket is Thailand’s largest island located off its southern coast in the Andaman Sea. This tropical island is renowned for its many superb beaches, rocky capes, mountains, and forest hills as well as lush farmlands cultivating crops such as rubber, pineapple, and tapioca.

Phuket has excellent infrastructure, internationally famous restaurants, small local eateries, shopping centers, excellent nightlife, health spas and a wide choice of recreational activities. The island is also a good base for exploring the nearby islands and must-see attractions including the world-famous places like Phang Nga Bay and the Phi Phi Islands.

Krabi Beach Break

Unlike Phuket, Krabi is not as crowded and more laid back than Koh Samui. It is said that there are around 150 islands and islets along the Krabi coastline, many are just a small rocky outcrop erupt vertically out of the sea without landing access, creating picturesque scenery when looking out from mainland. Besides beautiful beaches and islands, the inland have natural hot springs, emerald pool, magnificent viewpoint and sea caves.

Bangkok Highlights

The City of Angels, Krungthepmahanakorn (Bangkok) is the present capital city and the focal point for Thailand. It is a vibrant city; a national treasure house and Thailand’s spiritual, cultural, political, commercial, educational, and diplomatic enter with endless choice of sightseeing and entertainment opportunities.

In addition to the many temples and historic buildings, such as The Grand Palace and Wat Arun, the list of interesting places to visit is endless. There are numerous canal (klong) networks, the Chaophraya River, giving it the name of “Venice of the East”. In Bangkok, are also bustling markets, Jim Thompson’s House, Chatuchak Weekend Market, Wat Po, Wat Benjamorpit and MBK Shopping Center.

Bangkok has a wide variety of accommodation options and at various locations. Food and entertainment opportunities in Bangkok are endless with excellent choice of eating options, from international style restaurants to roadside stalls almost 24 hours a day. Bangkok is home to many excellent Spa facilities, both in large hotels and privately run.

Northern Highlight Chiang Rai to Chiang Mai

Immerse yourself in the fascinating culture, heritage and scenery of Northern Thailand with this magical round-trip from Chiang Rai to Chiang Mai. This region is bursting with historic monuments, dreamlike landscapes, and gastronomic delights.

Discover the main and most unique temples in the kingdom, come face to face with the Akha and Yao hilltribes and learn about their fascinating lifestyle and the history of the notorious Golden Triangle, where the border of Laos, Myanmar and Thailand meet. This tour misses none of the fascinating sights, culture and stunning scenery of Northern Thailand whilst giving you enough time at leisure to relax, do your own thing or discover even further

Essential Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai, known as “the Rose of the North”, is one of the most interesting cities in the Kingdom of Thailand. As the former capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom, Chiang Mai is culturally very rich and has an abundance of temples and fascinating architecture, which are a
fusion of Lanna, Mon, and Burmese styles.

Nowadays it is very modern city, similar to Bangkok. Our package has compiled a hand-picked list of Chiang Mai’s highlights that you can choose to your preference and ensure that you have the very best possible experience within three days.

Chiang Rai Highlights

Chiang Rai, known for its misty mountainous region and most recently from the incident Tham Luang Cave rescue, is the northernmost province of Thailand whose border shared with Myanmar and Laos. The town might not be as big as her sister Chiang Mai but never lack of amiable charm and the relaxed atmosphere.

It is also a home to various ethnic hill tribes and pristine natural beauty. If you feel adventurous you can travel up the river by long- tailed speedboat to the Golden Triangle where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos meet, and was once one of the largest opium-producing areas of the world, but now famous for its beautiful scenery.