Thailand & Laos Itineraries

If you’re looking for a Thailand getaway in the next 6 weeks this last minute trip is for you! From the bustling city of Bangkok to the temple-rich Chiang Mai; the rice fields of Pai to Khao Yai National Park, ending with beach time in Hua Hin. The itinerary is fixed, with no additions or amendments possible. Book now to guarantee availability.

Our highlights of Thailand trip will take you through a variety of stunning landscapes and white sand beaches. After a couple of days in Bangkok, you’ll visit the local train market, ride the famous Death Railway, sleep along the banks of the River Kwai and relax at spectacular waterfalls. Then you’ll take the overnight train to Khao Sok where you’ll stay in a floating raft house on a secluded lake and a jungle lodge surrounded by the sounds of tropical birds. Finally you’ll end your trip with soft sand between your toes on the tropical beaches of Ko Phangan and Ko Samui.

Just off Thailand’s west coast lie picture-postcard tropical islands, encircled by white sand beaches and clear waters. It can be tricky to decide which island to stay on, but why choose just one when you can island hop between several? This two-week itinerary hops between four different beaches where you’ll have the opportunity to snorkel, learn how to cook Thai food, and just simply relax.

This itinerary offers a comprehensive Thailand experience, while keeping travel time to a minimum. Immerse yourself in the Thai way of life among the busy street stalls and serene Buddhist temples of Bangkok. Stay in floating bamboo huts and visit epic waterfalls on the River Kwai and explore the ancient ruins of Ayutthaya. In Khao Yai you’ll witness a spectacular bat exodus and go in search of wild elephants on a night safari. Finally you’ll round off your trip with your toes in the sand on the paradise island of Ko Chang.

During this exotic Thailand holiday you’ll escape to some of Thailand’s most idyllic tropical hideaways in stunning natural surroundings where you can lie on the beach listening to the sea lapping against the shore. After a couple of nights in Bangkok, you’ll journey via the River Kwai to spectacular waterfalls near Kanchanaburi. Next you’ll take a short flight to Phuket and be whisked away to the paradise beaches of Koh Yao Yai. Then, it’s onwards to Ko Lanta where you can watch spectacular sunsets from your hammock and learn the art of Thai cooking. Finally, you’ll relax on the sun-drenched beaches of Ko Hai in the less-visited tropical Trang archipelago.

Thailand is well-known for its beautiful beaches and idyllic islands: some are popular tourist hotspots, whilst others are more peaceful and laid-back. This two-week island-hopping trip gives you the opportunity to experience 3 different Thai beaches: Ko Tao, Ko Phangan and Ko Samui. We’ll arrange all your accommodation and the necessary ferry transfers, leaving you plenty of time to relax and dig your toes into the soft sand!

If you’ve got a fortnight to spare, this 2-week holiday in Thailand is a great choice. You’ll pack in all of Thailand’s highlights with some unique local adventure thrown in before ending your trip on a quiet white sand beach. After exploring the bright lights of Bangkok, you’ll sleep in a secluded floating hut on the River Kwai before journeying north to Chiang Mai to learn all about the Asian elephant. Next, you’ll head out into the Thai countryside to experience the life of the local people. Finally, you’ll fly south to Ko Lanta, where you can finish your 2 weeks in Thailand mastering the art of Thai cuisine at a charming resort with a pool and a palm-fringed beach overlooking a sparkling blue bay.

For a trip to really remember, follow the Indochina loop across four countries in four weeks. Drift into the sunset amidst the islands of Bai Tu Long Bay, be dazzled by Bangkok’s bright lights and clamber between the overgrown temples of Angkor. This trip is a heady mix of jungles, junk boats, monks and motorbikes. It’s got everything you could want from an Indochina adventure. And a little bit more.

Follow the meandering Mekong River from Cambodia into Laos, stopping in small villages, exploring jungle ruins and soaking up remote scenery along the way. It’s a laid-back and beautiful adventure that will give you an authentic glimpse of daily life on the Mekong. You’ll begin your trip with a bang, watching the sun rise behind Angkor Wat. From there, you’ll learn about Cambodia’s harrowing past in Phnom Penh, look for Irrawaddy dolphins and trek to rainforest waterfalls.  This trip will then take you into the heart of Laos, where you’ll puzzle over the Plain of Jars and watch tawny-robed monks file into the temples of Luang Prabang at dawn.

Explore Laos in just under two weeks, kayak between limestone cliffs and get lost in the rainforest. This trip is jam-packed with adventure, from the temples of Luang Prabang to sampling Laotian cuisine in atmospheric Vientiane and watching the sun set over the Mekong.

Care for elephants in Northern Thailand, take the slow boat along the Mekong into Laos and meet the welcoming hill tribes. This trip will take you into the heart of Laos, where you’ll puzzle over the Plain of Jars and watch tawny-robed monks file into the temples of Luang Prabang at dawn. Along the way, you’ll get close to the local community, learn about daily life in the hills and soak up the real spirit of Laos.

Get an express glimpse of the real Laos, from Karst Mountains to saffron-robed monks. Kayak along lazy rivers, meet the locals and watch sunset on the Mekong. If you’re short on time, it’s the perfect compromise, giving you the chance to soak up the gentle spirit of Laos in just one week.

This Thailand holiday from Bangkok to Ko Phangan is packed with activity and local means of transport. You’ll be constantly on the move, travelling like the locals. This Thailand itinerary is intense but also very diverse. You’ll travel by train, bus and boat. After a couple of days in Bangkok, take a train ride over the famous ‘Bridge over the River Kwai’. You’ll then take an overnight sleeper train to Chiang Mai, the cultural capital of the north. After you’ve had a chance to explore the city you’ll get up close to the elephants rescued by Elephant Nature Park. You’ll then travel south to Surat Thani, where you’ll hop on a ferry and cross over to a couple of Thailand’s most tropical islands.