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Be inspired by tropical Thailand & Laos

Boats from above Thailand

Hop between sun-kissed islands, trek to traditional hill tribe villages, sleep in floating huts and stay at home with the locals. Step into the tropical spirit of Thailand, packed with heartwarming people, gentle orange-robed monks and the drifting aromas of streetfood stalls. From the bright lights of Bangkok to the glistening temples of Chiang Mai and the wildlife-crammed jungles of the south, it’s a land of limitless possibility. Laze under swaying coconut palms, cycle between ancient ruins, hang out with the local elephants and swim in forest waterfalls. Thailand is easy to fall in love with and very hard to leave.

Thailand child with local woman

Family holidays in Thailand

As one of the most popular Asian destinations amongst travellers, Thailand has developed a lot over the past few decades making it perfect for family holidays of any age. We’re keen for families to experience the authentic side of Thailand with homestays and remote beach locations to provide an enriching adventure for the whole family.

Sparkling golden sands

Thailand’s beaches are famous throughout the world for their laid-back atmosphere and tropical sands. Snorkel through clear waters, kayak between hidden bays, swing in hammocks and stretch out in the sunshine. Whether you’re after a barefoot escape to a tiny pocket of paradise or a sun-kissed stay on an island with a lively scene, Thailand has something perfect up its sleeve.

Thailand beach palm trees
Thailand elephant chiang mai

Wonderful wildlife

Thailand is a brilliant place to take a walk on the wild side, with eye-opening wildlife at every turn. Learn about the plight of the Asian elephant at the Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, watch thousands of bats swarm from their caves against the setting sun and trek into the jungle of Khao Yai, packed with wild elephants, porcupines, gibbons, snakes and parrots. Further south, you can spot pink dolphins in the gentle surf and snorkel with sea turtles on the diving mecca of Ko Tao Island. The options are practically endless.

Rich emerald countryside

The interior of Thailand is quilted with bright green rice paddies, lush jungles and tropical forests, all begging to be explored. Hike to hidden waterfalls and trek into the dizzying ravines of Khao Yai. In the north, you can follow mountain trails to meet the hill tribes, drift downstream on bamboo rafts and cycle through a jungle wilderness. If you’re a lover of the great outdoors, you’ll be swept off your feet.

Thailand local hill tribe green mountains
Thailand kotao beach view boulders

Romance under the stars

Laze on tropical beaches, take barefoot walks at sunset, trek through untamed jungles and sleep in floating huts on an authentic honeymoon in Thailand. With a massive selection of powdery beaches, welcoming local people and lip-smackingly tasty food, Thailand really is the ideal honeymoon destination.

Combine Thailand with…

With four land borders, Thailand is the ideal country to combine with the rest of Indochina. Journey along the Mekong River into Laos, take a road trip to Cambodia, travel to mysterious Myanmar or hop aboard a short flight to Vietnam.

Cambodia local monks in front of angkor wat

Colourful local culture

The Thai people are gentle, spirited and full of sunshine. No wonder it’s known as the ‘Land of Smiles’. Watch orange-robed monks whizz through the streets on motorbikes, visit glinting gold palaces, meet minority hill tribes in tucked-away villages and follow your nose through the streetfood stalls of Bangkok. Stay at home with the locals, zip around in tuk-tuks and cycle between ancient temples.

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Be inspired by Laos

Meet remote hilltribes, watch saffron-robed monks file through hushed streets at dawn, spot Irrawaddy dolphins and get lost in the tropical rainforest of Laos. This tiny country with a gentle spirit, sandwiched in the centre of Indochina, will leave you inspired, relaxed and ready for more. Explore jungles criss-crossed by natural waterfalls, float between the Four Thousand Islands, puzzle over the mystery of the Plain of Jars and swing in a hammock with an ice-cold Beer Lao. Like most travellers, you’ll come home hooked on Laos.

Laos irrawaddy dolphin

Search for elusive wildlife

While much of Laos’ wildlife may be tough to spot, you can up your chances by being in the right place at the right time. Search for the endangered Irrawaddy dolphin in the south or spot monkeys in the jungles of the north.

Trek into the tropical countryside

If you like seeing the world on your own two feet, Laos is an all-round winner. A jade land of hills, valleys, forests and rice terraces, it’s brilliant trekking territory. Follow mountain trails to visit remote hilltribes, hike to warm-hearted village homestays, trek into tropical rainforest and cool off in natural waterfalls. Along the way, you’ll stay at home with the locals, sleep in jungle eco-lodges and even try the fiery, home-brewed whisky.

Laos Luang traveller with local kids
Laos monument couple

A unique honeymoon in Laos

Get lost in the romance of the rainforest, drift along the Mekong at sunset and swing in riverside hammocks amidst karst mountains. Laos is the perfect spot for a laid-back honeymoon, filled with natural beauty and heart-warming experiences. Wander past Buddhist temples, float between 4000 islands and escape to green valleys.

Combine your Laos trip with the rest of Indochina

Due to it’s landlocked position, Laos really is the ideal destination to link up the rest of Indochina. Take a trek from Thailand, journey via communist caves into Vietnam or travel along the mighty Mekong River from Cambodia.

Slow boat mekong river cruise
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