• From £1679 pp excl flights
  • 14 Days
  • Enquire Online

This two-week Thailand adventure is perfect for families seeking unforgettable memories. From Bangkok’s vibrant streets to lush jungles and pristine beaches, it’s packed with kid-friendly activities and fun for all the family.

Begin in Bangkok, exploring majestic temples, cruising canals by longtail boat and soaking up the city’s culture. Head to Chiang Mai to meet elephants at an ethical sanctuary, sample street food and enjoy outdoor adventures like ziplining and white-water rafting.

Next, discover Khao Sok National Park, staying in jungle treehouses and floating bungalows on peaceful Cheow Lan Lake. Swim, hike and spot exotic wildlife on boat safaris. Wrap up your trip with relaxing island time, where families can snorkel or lounge on sandy beaches.

Your Day To Day Itinerary in Thailand

khaoyai2

This is a suggested itinerary. Dates, stops & activities are all flexible.

14 Days: Bangkok - Chiang Mai - Khao Sok National Park - Beach

Activities: temples and culture, street food, meeting elephants, white water rafting, ziplining, wildlife spotting, jungle treehouse, floating rafthouse, beach


where to go in the summer holidays Beyond Tourism

Day 1: Touch down at Bangkok airport, where you’ll be warmly greeted by our local representative before being whisked off to your hotel. The rest of the day is yours to relax or begin exploring this bustling city.


where to go in the summer holidays Beyond Tourism

Day 2: Kick off day two with the mesmerising chants of monks at Wat Pho, home to the 45-metre-long Reclining Buddha. Next, explore the iconic Grand Palace, with its dazzling temples and the revered Emerald Buddha. After lunch, hop on a traditional long-tail boat for a cruise along Bangkok’s serene canals. Spot stilted houses and watch life unfold along the waterways before visiting Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn.

Spend the afternoon wandering through Chinatown’s bustling alleys, where you’ll discover hidden markets, Taoist temples, and quirky tea shops. Kids will love the colourful stalls and unusual trinkets! (B/L)


where to go in the summer holidays Beyond Tourism

Day 3: Fly to Chiang Mai, the “Rose of the North.” After settling into your hotel, spend an evening exploring the city’s lively street food markets. Sample local delicacies like pad Thai, sticky rice with mango, and Thai coconut pudding, guided by tantalising aromas and your host’s expert tips. Adventurous eaters might even try the local rice whisky! (B/D)


where to go in the summer holidays Beyond Tourism

Day 4: On day four you’ll visit the Chang Chill Elephant Sanctuary to learn about their “no-touch” conservation philosophy. Observe the elephants in their natural habitat, prepare their food, and learn about the mahout’s role in Thai culture. After lunch, visit the sanctuary’s traditional herb garden to learn which plants, leaves, roots, and vines are used as medicine for both elephants and people. Return to your hotel by evening, with free time to explore the famous night market if you wish. (B/L)


where to go in the summer holidays Beyond Tourism

Day 5: A free day to enjoy Chiang Mai your own way or add an optional tour: a thrilling morning in the treetops on a zipline course featuring 19 lines plus sky bridges, or an afternoon white-water rafting on the Mae Tang River, navigating exciting rapids with expert guidance. Zipline options include a kilometre-long zipline or a rollercoaster-style ride. Return to Chiang Mai in the afternoon for a relaxing evening. (B/L)


where to go in the summer holidays Beyond Tourism

Day 6: Fly to Phuket and head straight to Khao Sok National Park, where your family will stay in an enchanting treehouse. Unwind with a traditional Thai massage before enjoying a delicious dinner surrounded by the sights and sounds of the jungle. (B/D)


where to go in the summer holidays Beyond Tourism

Day 7: Today you can choose your morning activity:

  • Canoe trip: drift down the Sok River, spotting monkeys and colourful birds.
  • Tubing (June–Oct): float along the river, with rope swings for added fun.
  • Cave & raft trek: a challenging hike to explore a serene cave, followed by a peaceful bamboo raft ride.

In the evening, take part in a jungle cooking class, learning to make dishes like green curry and pancakes using bamboo tubes. Later, you’ll embark on a night safari to spot nocturnal wildlife. (B/D)


where to go in the summer holidays Beyond Tourism

Day 8: Journey to Cheow Lan Lake and hike through pristine rainforest with a local guide. After a home-cooked lunch, you’ll cruise across the lake’s emerald waters to your floating bungalow. Spend the afternoon swimming or kayaking, then join an evening wildlife boat safari. Dinner is served under the stars, with fresh fish and southern Thai specialities. (B/L/D)


where to go in the summer holidays Beyond Tourism

Day 9: Wake early to the calls of gibbons and enjoy a morning boat safari. After breakfast, return across the lake and take a scenic drive and ferry ride to one of Thailand’s beautiful Gulf islands, such as Koh Samui or Koh Phangan, where tropical beaches await. (B/L)

Man snorkelling with fish

Days 10-13: Relax on the golden sands of your chosen island, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, or rent a moped to explore lush jungle roads. Koh Phangan offers quiet retreats beyond its party reputation, while Koh Samui blends laid-back vibes with more amenities, which is great for kids of all ages. (B)

Day 14: Sadly it’s time to say goodbye. Transfer to Samui airport for your onward flight, taking home incredible memories of your family’s Thailand adventure. (B)

Prices from: £1679 per person (based on a family of 4)
Services included: hotels on shared room basis, meals, transfers and activities as mentioned, entry fees, English speaking guide, 24 hour assistance
Services not included: flights, drinks, tips and personal expenses
Note: stops can be extended, added or cut - just ask us!

  • Best Time To Visit Thailand

    Best time to visit: November - April
    Bangkok: Nov – Mar sunny and dry. Apr – Jun hot and high humidity. Jul – Oct tropical rain showers likely.
    North: Nov – Apr sunny and dry but may be cold in the evenings. May – Jun hot and humid. Jul – Oct chance of rain.
    Andaman coast: Oct – Mar sunny and dry. Apr - May hot and humid. Jun – Sep monsoon season, heavy rains in Aug-Sep especially.
    Gulf Coast: Dec – Aug sunny and dry. Sep – Nov monsoon season, rains sometimes continue into December.

Tailor Your Trip With Our Optional Experiences

Our Experiences are short immersive trips designed to make your holiday even more memorable! They can be woven into our itineraries to deepen your connection with the country, people and wildlife, while supporting communities and conservation.

More Thailand Itineraries

Thailand Featured Blog Posts

Group of people rafting in Costa Rica

5 Family Friendly Destinations for the Easter Holidays

Thinking of jetting off on a long haul Easter adventure with the family but not sure where to go? We have put together the best family-friendly destinations that are great to visit during those Spring days over Easter. Whether you are looking for adventure, history, cultural immersion or beach time, these countries offer something for...Continue reading

Multi Destination Holidays - Combine Thailand With