Tailor-made family holidays in Thailand. In Thailand a great transport infrastructure means the length and breadth of the country is easily accessible for families and it is malaria free in almost all regions.
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Thais have a deep affection for children which is embedded in their culture
Although it takes the best part of twelve hours to reach Bangkok, your patience will be rewarded as the Thais have a deep affection for children which is embedded in their culture.
The Thai people are very public in their affection for youngsters so be prepared for lots of attention from the locals who will want to interact with your children and show their affection. You might even find yourself being beckoned to the front of queues such is their respect of the family unit. Crime is very low in Thai cities and you will feel safe wherever you choose to travel.
A great transport infrastructure means the length and breadth of the country is easily accessible and malaria free in almost all regions. If you wish to avoid internal flights the train is a wonderfully relaxing and fun way to travel.
Although the peak season runs from November to the end of March, you can travel to Thailand any time of the year and benefit from the various microclimates which means it is possible to escape the heat of the south if you so desire.
In Bangkok a cycle ride will let children see a greener more traditional side of Bangkok while a tour of the city using a combination of sky train and tuk tuk(a local motorised form of transportation) will be a thrilling way to explore. In the north there are elephant rides and hill tribes to be discovered while in the south where the sun shines virtually all year around there are a fantastic selection of beach properties which can cater for all budgets. Swimming off most beaches is safe and the sea is wonderfully temperate.
Deluxe
This fantastic resort hotel is set on a spectacular hilltop location, about an hour’s drive from Chiang Rai airport, overlooking the Ruak and Mekong Rivers and beyond to the borders of...
One of the newest boutique properties in Chiang Mai, with an enviable location on the banks of the Mae Ping River and only five minutes from the night market, The Chedi is the epitome of...
Opulent
Spread over 60 acres of tropical woodland, wonderful rice paddies and exotic plantations, the inspiration for the design of this hotel is the Lanna structures of the region. The...
First Class
The Ramada has been designed in a contemporary yet unobtrusive style and due to the number of rooms - only 84 - offers a quiet and peaceful retreat on a more scenic stretch of the Andaman...
Set on the secluded northern beach of Bo Phut, the Anantara Resort in Koh Samui is the newest in this excellent group's repertoire. As with their other properties, the Anantara is...
The Chatrium Suites has an enviable views over the city and the enormous pool has stunning river views so you can swim a few lengths while watching bustling river life unfold in front of you, a truly unique experience.
Simple
The best place to stay in Khao Sok National Park is undoubtedly the Elephant Hills camp, where 20 well-appointed tents have been erected in a small clearing in the park.
Soneva Kiri is the first resort of its kind on Koh Kood and it is a stunning addition to the collection. Set in 41 hectares of natural grounds the resort is made up of 42 pool villas.
Basic
Built in traditional Hmong style with Western comforts, Lanjia Lodge offers trekking, bike riding, birdwatching and handicrafts along with first-hand experience of how tourism can play a...
Only an hour’s drive north of Chiang Mai, located in a green valley overlooking lush fields, this award-winning eco-lodge provides a sanctuary for the heritage of the Lisu people. ...
The Siam Kempinski is in the heart of bustling Bangkok with easy access to sky train stations and within walking distance of the exclusive Siam Paragon shopping mall. The property...
Explore this beautiful area, full of small villages, temples and tropical flora by bicycle, which is just across the Chao Praya River in Bangkok.
Uncover the pristine beauty of Phuket by day and night as you explore the limestone cliffs and turquoise waters of Phang Nga Bay.
The park offers visitors a rare experience to get involved with the elephants from an educational perspective.
12 days from £2,280pp
Discover the less developed and unexplored parts of Thailand in 12 days including the backwaters of Bangkok, the stunning Khao Sok national park and the quiet beaches of Khao Lak.
16 days from £2,720pp
16 day trip to Thailand based on visiting community-based sustainable tourism projects, as well as travelling by bike and train where appropriate visiting Bangkok, Amphawa, Chiang Mai and the Golden Triangle.
14 days from £2,975pp
Take the road less travelled on an adventurous loop through central and northern Thailand, experiencing ancient kingdoms, hill tribes and picturesque mountain scenery.