THAILAND
YOUR DESTINATION GUIDE
YOUR DESTINATION GUIDE
The ‘land of smiles’, Thailand has been welcoming visitors since the 1960s and it is no wonder holidaymakers find it hard to resist with its mix of culture, cuisine and some of the world’s most famous beach areas.
Thailand has a tropical monsoon climate and is hot and humid year around so time your visit to avoid the worst of the rains between May and November. However, if you are visiting the southern coastal areas of Thailand you can usually find a sunny beach at any time of the year because the monsoon hits the two coasts at different times.
For Phuket, Krabi and Phi Phi in the west avoid the rains between April and October, while in the east (Koh Samui and Koh Phangan) the heaviest rains are September to December.
Visit Thailand for one of the famous festivals, such as the Song Kran water festival during the Thai New Year in April. Another spectacular event is the Yi Peng Lantern Festival in November.
Thailand is a country in central south-east Asia
Average temperatures range from 31’C in April to 26’C in December.
3 nights Como Metropolitan Bangkok/7 nights The Village coconut islan
£ 1195
3 nights W Bangkok/ 7 nights Sala Phuket
£ 1695
3 nights W Bangkok/ The Naka Phuket 7 nights
£ 2700
PACKAGES INCLUDE:
– Return flights from a U.K. Airport
– Return private transfers
Bangkok – a modern capital with fantastic shopping and trendy roof bars that is also full of exquisite temples and historic palaces
Ayutthaya – an ancient capital of Thailand, Ayutthaya is now a complex of picturesque ruins just north of Bangkok
Chiang Mai – capital of Thai cooking courses and jungle trekking, this charming town is also home to some lovely temples
Islands and beaches – but which one to choose
Kanchanaburi – visit the museums and sites of the infamous Burma Railway and catch the train across the bridge over the River Kwai
W Bangkok
Sala Phuket
The Naka Phuket
Four Seasons Koh Samui
Anantara at Regent Phuket Cape Panwa
