The Journey at a Glance
Eight days that pack in three Thailands: the gold-spired temples and street food of Bangkok, the coral islands and cabaret nights of Pattaya, and Phuket's beach-resort finale with a longtail-boat day trip to the limestone cliffs of Phi Phi. Flights between coasts keep road time short so beach time stays long.
Detailed Itinerary
Touch down at Suvarnabhumi and transfer to your riverside hotel. Evening free — we recommend a Chao Phraya dinner cruise past the illuminated Grand Palace.
Guided morning through the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew's Emerald Buddha, and reclining-Buddha Wat Pho, then a longtail ride through Thonburi's canals.
Early visit to Damnoen Saduak floating market, paddling between boats piled with mangoes and pad thai, then a 2-hour drive to Pattaya for sunset at the beachfront.
Speedboat to Koh Larn (Coral Island) for a day of clear-water swimming, parasailing, and banana-boat rides, with a Thai seafood lunch on the beach.
Morning flight across to the Andaman coast. Check into your Patong-area resort and unwind with a sunset stroll and beachfront dinner.
Full-day speedboat adventure to Maya Bay, Monkey Beach, and Pileh Lagoon, with snorkelling stops over coral gardens and lunch on Phi Phi Don.
Free day: Big Buddha and Old Town's Sino-Portuguese streets, an elephant sanctuary visit, or simply a beach chair and a good book. Farewell dinner with the group.
Transfer to Phuket International for your flight home — or ask us about extending to Krabi's cliffs.
What's Included
Inclusions
- 7 nights in 4★ hotels & beach resorts
- Daily breakfast + meals as listed
- Bangkok temples tour with English-speaking guide
- Coral Island speedboat cruise with lunch
- Phi Phi Islands day trip with snorkelling gear & lunch
- Bangkok–Phuket domestic flight
- All airport & hotel transfers
Exclusions
- International airfare
- Thailand visa-on-arrival fee (if applicable)
- Most lunches & dinners
- Water-sports beyond listed activities
- Travel insurance & personal expenses
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Frequently Asked Questions
Indian passport holders currently enjoy visa-free entry for short tourist stays (verify at booking, as policies change). We share the latest requirements and help with any paperwork.
Yes — life jackets are mandatory on board, snorkelling is optional and always guided, and several stops are pure beach time. The crossing can be choppy; motion-sickness tablets are advised.
Absolutely. The same route runs as a private package with your own car and guide at a small supplement — popular with honeymooners who add a Krabi extension.