Luxury Thailand Trip from North to South
Street food tours, trekking, and a tropical island retreat
14 days
$11,500 per person
An unforgettable adventure from Bangkok to beaches
Suggested duration14 days
From$9,500 ppper person
Experience Bangkok through hands-on moments: cycle the green space of Koh Kret, join in a Muay Thai training session, and weave through night markets on a lively tuk-tuk food tour.
Step back in time in Kanchanaburi, where floating villas rest on the River Kwai and excursions bring to life the poignant history of the infamous Burma railway.
Explore Chiang Mai's lush rainforests and connect with gentle elephants at an ethical sanctuary, learning about conservation efforts and the work being done to protect Asian wildlife.
On laid-back Koh Lanta, settle into an ocean-view villa and enjoy barefoot island days. Snorkel coral gardens around Koh Haa at sunset or venture by longtail to the renowned Emerald Cave.



From bustling Bangkok to the tranquil beaches of the Andaman Sea, this Thailand family trip weaves cultural discovery, nature, and relaxation into one seamless adventure

From bustling Bangkok to the tranquil beaches of the Andaman Sea, this Thailand family trip weaves cultural discovery, nature, and relaxation into one seamless adventure
1
Bangkok
Begin your journey through Thailand in Bangkok, where your VIP escort will whisk you through priority customs and immigration. Your personal guide and driver will welcome you to the city and bring you to the Avani+ Riverside Bangkok, a contemporary property where dining options and amenities abound, including an infinity pool with panoramic city views. Unwind after your flight before sampling dinner at one of the hotel’s family-friendly restaurants.
2
Bangkok
Board a rocket boat and cruise over to Koh Kret, an island set between two bends of Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River. Explore this peaceful green space in the city on a bicycle, weaving past teak cottages and Buddhist temples. You’ll get the chance to connect with the Mon, one of Myanmar’s Indigenous peoples, learn about their artisan pottery tradition, and even try making a piece of your own.
Spend the evening on a tuk-tuk foodie tour where you’ll sample regional specialties like spicy raw papaya salad, deep-fried crispy catfish, and spicy pork meatballs.
3
Bangkok
Immerse yourself in the world of Muay Thai, Thailand’s ancient martial art, with a hands-on training session. Originally created for the Thai military, Muay Thai is an integral part of Thai culture as much as it is a sporting event. As you learn the fundamental skills and combat techniques of this martial art, you’ll also gain a rich perspective on the sport’s heritage and artistry, including its traditional and ceremonial clothing.
4
Kanchanaburi
Journey south from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi, a province rich in history and natural beauty. Peruse the Maeklong Train Market, a unique and lively market built along the railway tracks, before boarding a train to ride a section of the infamous Burma Railway. Take in the beautiful River Kwai outside the window while learning about the railway’s difficult history, built during World War II by POWs and forced laborers under Japanese orders.
5
Kanchanaburi
From your home base in Kanchanaburi, a serene floating villa at the riverside Float House River Kwai, set out on a private tour to explore the region’s natural and historical highlights. Visit Erawan Falls, an impressive seven-tiered waterfall regarded as one of Thailand’s most beloved natural wonders. Continue on to Hellfire Pass, a solemn memorial and museum that honors the lives lost during the construction of the Thai-Burma Railway. Walk the Bamboo Path, tracing the steps of the POWs who endured unimaginable hardships here.
6
Chiang Mai
Depart Kanchanaburi for Bangkok, stopping en route to visit two striking hilltop temples, including Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple), known for its gleaming 18-meter-high golden Buddha statue adorned with shimmering mosaics. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before catching your flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. Upon arrival, settle in and unwind after the day’s journey.
7
Chiang Mai
Visit an ethical elephant sanctuary dedicated to conservation and education. Learn about the sanctuary’s mission and the work being done to protect Asian wildlife, walk through the forest and observe elephants roaming freely, and enjoy Thai refreshments overlooking a lively mud wallow where the elephants cool off and play. Take part in a thoughtful discussion on elephant conversation and how responsible tourism can contribute to their protection before returning to Chiang Mai for an evening at leisure.
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Chiang Mai
Gear up for a day of adventure in Sri Lanna National Park, where you’ll arrive at Bua Tong Waterfall (known as the “Sticky Waterfall”). Mineral deposits allow you to climb the waterfall against the current without slipping. Next, hop on a bicycle to meander down peaceful rural backroads, passing orchards and rice fields before arriving at a reservoir. Board a long-tail boat to a floating restaurant for a mouth-watering lunch of Thai specialties.
9
Koh Lanta
Skip the packed ferry and take a private speedboat over to the island of Koh Lanta off the Andaman Coast. While Koh Lanta is a bit harder to reach than other islands in the region, the reward is serenity and seclusion away from the crowds. Settle in for a restful night at your private ocean-view pool villa at Pimalai Resort & Spa.
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Koh Lanta
Unwind on the beach before setting out for a sunset snorkel and cruise. Lose yourself in the bright underwater world of coral reefs and neon fish around Koh Haa, a small string of islands. As the honeyed sun sets, savor canapes and cold cocktails along with views of the tangerine sky from your private boat.
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Koh Lanta
Choose your own pace today—relax by the pool, or embark on a private Four Islands snorkeling adventure by longtail boat. Explore vibrant coral reefs and colorful marine life before arriving at the renowned Emerald Cave, where you’ll swim through a narrow passageway to reach a hidden lagoon. Savor a beachside lunch before returning to Koh Lanta.
12 to 13
Railay Peninsula
Head back to the mainland and enjoy your last leisurely couple of days under the sun on the stunning Railay Peninsula. This region is known for its iconic karst formations, and you can take them in from Phra Nang beach, head to popular Railay, or simply kick back at your luxury family pavilion ensconced in tropical gardens and coconut groves.
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Railay Peninsula
Board a speedboat from Rayavadee to Nong Nuch Pier, enjoying your final glimpses of Krabi’s stunning coastline. Upon arrival, meet your driver for a comfortable transfer to Krabi Airport, where you’ll check in for your flight to Bangkok. As you depart, reflect on two extraordinary weeks of culture, nature, and family connection in the Land of Smiles.
We’ve chosen hotels that truly understand family travel, from interconnecting rooms and spacious villas to trusted babysitting that lets parents slip away for a spa treatment or sunset dinner.



Swap the Andaman Sea for the Gulf of Thailand if you’re traveling in summer, or take advantage of your resort’s babysitting service and slip away for a parents’ night out.
With unbound possibilities, your Extraordinary Journeys Thailand Specialist will design a family trip that feels beautifully personal.