The magical capital of Northern Thailand is Chiang Mai. The country’s second city has grown dramatically over the past few years but has still managed to retain its colourful charm and peaceful ambience. The city with its ancient walls, bustling night bazaar and many temples is a must see on...
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The city of Chiang Rai is the gateway point to the famed Golden Triangle region in the far north of the country where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos all meet. The countryside around the province is green, peaceful and very picturesque. The area is full of exotic and...
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Anyone wanting to get right off the tourist trail in Thailand needs look no further than the Issarn Region. The area is rich in culture and famed for its food, however the region is by far the poorest in Thailand and the infrastructure is basic as are the hotel options. There is little in the way of...
Learn more »

A couple of hours west of Bangkok are the legendary Bridge on the River Kwai, Hellfire Pass and the Death Railway. But as well as the grisly reminders of WW2 you will also find the tranquillity and beauty of some of Thailand’s best National Parks.

The area is accessible from...
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The Khao Sok National Park is an hour’s drive from Khao Lak. It is covered by some of the oldest evergreen rainforest in the world, huge limestone mountains, deep valleys, breathtaking lakes and home to elusive wild animals such as elephant, leopard and tiger. Elephant trekking, trekking on...
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The Khao Yai National Park was established in 1961 and this important park is host to more or less 2,500 plant species, 67 different varieties of mammal and over 300 species of birds. The plentiful fauna includes numerous endangered mammals such as elephants, gibbons, tigers, leopards and even...
Learn more »

The stunning island of Koh Chang (Elephant Island) is so called, not because it is home to elephants, but because from a distance it is said to look like and elephant. Just a short flight and local ferry journey from Bangkok, or a pleasant 4 hour road journey plus the ferry, it is the most accessible...
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The up-and-coming island of Koh Lanta is actually a cluster of 52 islands. Here budget bungalow complexes on the best beaches are making way for a handful of hip and stylish hotels. The area is very quiet and offers fabulous beaches and a backdrop of fertile green mountains that are home to monkeys...
Learn more »

Regarded by travellers from all walks of life as being among the most beautiful tropical islands of the world, Phi Phi Islands have become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Thailand. In addition, the islands are famous as the location where the movie "The Beach" featuring Leonardo...
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The paradise island of Koh Samui is located in the Gulf of Thailand, approximately 84 kilometres east of Surat Thani Province, just an hours flying time from Bangkok. Known as the Coconut Island, Koh Samui is justifiably one of the most famous and popular attractions of Thailand. With an area of 247...
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In our opinion the best beaches in Southeast Asia are found in Krabi Province. We arrive at this conclusion not only because of the perfect talcum powder sands and azure seas but also the dramatic seaboard with its limestone karst outcrops, hidden lagoons and most importantly the way the area has...
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On the far north western point of Thailand, on the Burmese border is the sleepy town of Mae Hong Son, accessed by a short flight or attractive drive through stunning scenery from Chiang Mai. Mae Hong Son is best known for its landscape and culture. The people of Mae Hong Son are made up of Shan tribe...
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Just two and a half hours drive from Chiang Mai on the road to Mae Hong Son is the sleepy paradise hideout of Pai. This tiny northern town is fast becoming a mecca for local artists and musicians. With its burbling streams, immaculately manicured paddy fields, waterfalls and surrounding mountains,...
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Thailand’s largest and best known holiday island is Phuket, and it is the most popular beach escape in the region attracting many thousands each year with its award winning resorts. There are many beaches and literally hundreds of great quality hotels to choose from. Phuket is a fantastic...
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Ayuthaya was, between 1350 and 1767 the capital city of ancient Thailand (then known as the Kingdom of Ayuthaya). It is located 76 kilometres north of Bangkok and boasts numerous magnificent ruins. Such ruins indicate that Ayuthaya was one of Indochina's most prosperous cities. The Historical...
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Often chaotic, sometimes daunting and always colourful city, Bangkok is the most common and usually most convenient, entry point to Thailand. Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River (the river of kings) the city teases and delights all who take the time to explore. Full of temples, palaces...
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The magical capital of Northern Thailand is Chiang Mai. The country’s second city has grown dramatically over the past few years but has still managed to retain its colourful charm and peaceful ambience. The city with its ancient walls, bustling night bazaar and many temples is a must see on...
Learn more »

A couple of hours west of Bangkok are the legendary Bridge on the River Kwai, Hellfire Pass and the Death Railway. But as well as the grisly reminders of WW2 you will also find the tranquillity and beauty of some of Thailand’s best National Parks.

The area is accessible from...
Learn more »

Found in the 13th century Sukhothai was the first truly independent Thai Kingdom. It enjoyed a golden age under King Ramkhamhaeng. The superb temples and monuments of this great city have been lovingly restored and are now known as Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see...
Learn more »

The magical capital of Northern Thailand is Chiang Mai. The country’s second city has grown dramatically over the past few years but has still managed to retain its colourful charm and peaceful ambience. The city with its ancient walls, bustling night bazaar and many temples is a must see on...
Learn more »

Remote but accessible aptly describes the Thai island of Kood, on which Soneva Kiri is set amidst the lush tropical rainforest, off the south-east coast of the Gulf of Siam. International guests are personally met on arrival at Bangkok’s airport and transferred to the resort’s own airplane...
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Surrounded by pristine white sandy beaches and alluring turquoise waters this is one of Thailand’s (and in our opinion – the world’s) most awe-inspiring luxury resorts. Set nestled within 40 hectares of pristine rainforest this unique resort is situated on the remote island of Koh...
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Regarded by travellers from all walks of life as being among the most beautiful tropical islands of the world, Phi Phi Islands have become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Thailand. In addition, the islands are famous as the location where the movie "The Beach" featuring Leonardo...
Learn more »

Nestled halfway between the busier resorts of Phuket and Krabi are the Koh Yao islands. Located in Phang Nga, world famous for its distinctive limestone formations and unspoiled beaches the bay has achieved global acclaim through the James Bond movie "The Man with the Golden Gun" and the...
Learn more »

The stunning island of Koh Chang (Elephant Island) is so called, not because it is home to elephants, but because from a distance it is said to look like and elephant. Just a short flight and local ferry journey from Bangkok, or a pleasant 4 hour road journey plus the ferry, it is the most accessible...
Learn more »

The up-and-coming island of Koh Lanta is actually a cluster of 52 islands. Here budget bungalow complexes on the best beaches are making way for a handful of hip and stylish hotels. The area is very quiet and offers fabulous beaches and a backdrop of fertile green mountains that are home to monkeys...
Learn more »

Regarded by travellers from all walks of life as being among the most beautiful tropical islands of the world, Phi Phi Islands have become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Thailand. In addition, the islands are famous as the location where the movie "The Beach" featuring Leonardo...
Learn more »

The peaceful island of Koh Samet is around a two and a half hour drive and a short boat ride from Bangkok - yet the reality is, it’s a whole world away. Samet is a truly magical tropical island with lush vegetation and natural white sand beaches, no super highways, no huge...
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The paradise island of Koh Samui is located in the Gulf of Thailand, approximately 84 kilometres east of Surat Thani Province, just an hours flying time from Bangkok. Known as the Coconut Island, Koh Samui is justifiably one of the most famous and popular attractions of Thailand. With an area of 247...
Learn more »

Nestled halfway between the busier resorts of Phuket and Krabi are the Koh Yao islands. Located in Phang Nga, world famous for its distinctive limestone formations and unspoiled beaches the bay has achieved global acclaim through the James Bond movie "The Man with the Golden Gun" and the...
Learn more »

In our opinion the best beaches in Southeast Asia are found in Krabi Province. We arrive at this conclusion not only because of the perfect talcum powder sands and azure seas but also the dramatic seaboard with its limestone karst outcrops, hidden lagoons and most importantly the way the area has...
Learn more »

Thailand’s largest and best known holiday island is Phuket, and it is the most popular beach escape in the region attracting many thousands each year with its award winning resorts. There are many beaches and literally hundreds of great quality hotels to choose from. Phuket is a fantastic...
Learn more »

Breathtaking white sand beaches, virgin tropical rain forests, incredible caves and waterfalls and small town charm, make Trang Province one of Thailand's best kept secrets. Infrequently visited by tourists, the area has remained in the main unchanged for centuries and the spirit of the province...
Learn more »

Remote but accessible aptly describes the Thai island of Kood, on which Soneva Kiri is set amidst the lush tropical rainforest, off the south-east coast of the Gulf of Siam. International guests are personally met on arrival at Bangkok’s airport and transferred to the resort’s own airplane...
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A real Oasis favourite! Old Bangkok Inn is a "boutique inn" that combines the charm of Bangkok's yesteryears with modern amenities and a refreshingly eco-friendly attitude. Conveniently located in Bangkok's Rattanakosin Island, Bangkok's historical and cultural quarters, the Inn...
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Elephant Hills is Thailand’s first luxury jungle camp combining the luxury camp idea of African national parks with Thai tropical forest environment. The 20 tailor-made luxurious tents are set in the largest area of rainforest in Southern Thailand. A night at Elephant Hills is a unique...
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This eco friendly lodge is situated on the island of Koh Jum, between Krabi, Lanta and Phi Phi islands in the area referred as Andaman Triangle or Turquoise Triangle. Koh Jum as a whole is unspoiled and sparsely populated. There are just three small fishing villages with a total population under 1000...
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Isolated but still accessible, the resort is surrounded by secluded beaches, rain forests and uninhabited islands. This is an island where the effects of mass tourism is yet to be felt, perfect for those looking for real intimacy and a true island escape. The resort is independently owned and run and...
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The magical capital of Northern Thailand is Chiang Mai. The country’s second city has grown dramatically over the past few years but has still managed to retain its colourful charm and peaceful ambience. The city with its ancient walls, bustling night bazaar and many temples is a must see on...
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Clean white sand, crystal clear water and a tranquil atmosphere has continued to attract tourists in search of peaceful and relaxing holidays to Hua Hin for many years. It is famed for being the oldest beach resort in then country and the principal holiday resort for Thai royalty. Hua Hin is a...
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The Khao Yai National Park was established in 1961 and this important park is host to more or less 2,500 plant species, 67 different varieties of mammal and over 300 species of birds. The plentiful fauna includes numerous endangered mammals such as elephants, gibbons, tigers, leopards and even...
Learn more »

Thailand’s largest and best known holiday island is Phuket, and it is the most popular beach escape in the region attracting many thousands each year with its award winning resorts. There are many beaches and literally hundreds of great quality hotels to choose from. Phuket is a fantastic...
Learn more »

Remote but accessible aptly describes the Thai island of Kood, on which Soneva Kiri is set amidst the lush tropical rainforest, off the south-east coast of the Gulf of Siam. International guests are personally met on arrival at Bangkok’s airport and transferred to the resort’s own airplane...
Learn more »

Making its maiden voyage in May 2006, Manohra Dream, like its counterpart Manohra Song, is also a 20 metre-long rice barge offering exclusive five-star overnight charters along the famous Chao Phraya River.

However Manohra Dream features only two elegantly appointed staterooms, thereby...
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The renowned service of The Oriental Bangkok dates back almost 130 years to when it was first opened as a seaman’s lodge along the Chao Phraya River. It typifies a golden age of travel and attends to guests needs at the highest level. All 358 stunning rooms and 35 suites have been designed with...
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In the 10 years or so since the hotel opened, the lavish riverside Peninsula Bangkok has quickly established itself as not only one of Bangkok's premium hotels but one of the world's best hotels, winning many awards and honours along the way. Thanks to its unique design and location on the...
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Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi is spread over 60 acres of stunning natural landscapes, incorporating lush verdant paddy fields and exotic plantations. It offers a self contained world of beauty, wellness and a cultural museum dedicated to the Lanna kingdom. It is located just a 10 minute drive from...
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Located within the walls of the old quarter of Chiang Mai, this stylish, intimate retreat is laid out over a sequence of courtyards, bordered by carefully tendered frangipani trees and flowing bougainvillea. Many of Chiang Mai’s most important temples are within walking distance. The hotel was...
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Perched on a ridge, near the small town of Chiang Saen, overlooking the hills of Myanmar and Laos, this property is as enchanting as the fabled Golden Triangle region in which it is located. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Northern Thailand's rugged hill country, Anantara Resort Golden...
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The Sarojin is nestled in an enchanting garden setting with direct private access onto a secluded 11km white beach beside on the shore of the Andaman Sea. The Sarojin beach by virtue of being sheltered by Pakarang Cape, a coral cape headland, provides year-round swimming and water sports. The resort...
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Koh Lanta has long been a well kept backpackers secret in the same way Pimalai Resort and Spa has been a little known luxury retreat. However, with the arrival of a few more better quality resorts the secret is out. Pimalai was the first upmarket resort to open and is still widely regarded as the...
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In short Zeavola is one of the most unique and luxurious boutique resorts in Thailand. Situated on the outrageously pretty Phi Phi Island, Phi Phi Don to be precise as there are in fact a number of islands, the resort has set new standards for this corner of Thailand. Access to Phi Phi is usually via...
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The Paradee is a located in a unique idyllic double seaside location, on a narrow neck of land between the east- and west-facing beaches of secluded Ao Kiew at the remote and peaceful southern tip of Koh Samet, an area renowned for its pristine sandy beaches.

The resort has only 40...
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Napasai is a secluded resort on the island's stylish north coast. Nestling on gentle slopes leading down to the unspoilt white sand of the small beach, it offers a selection of beautiful Thai-style cottages and private two and three bedroom pool villas. Tropical teak furnishings and cotton drapes...
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For anyone looking for the most ultra chic resort in Samui, look no further than The Library! This elegant, minimalist resort is set in a lush environment that fronts directly on to Koh Samui’s premier beach, namely Chaweng. Once you enter the resort the frantic pace of the bars and restaurants...
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Isolated but still accessible, the resort is surrounded by secluded beaches, rain forests and uninhabited islands. This is an island where the effects of mass tourism is yet to be felt, perfect for those looking for real intimacy and a true island escape. The resort is independently owned and run and...
Learn more »

Phang Nga Bay is celebrated for its outstanding natural beauty and particularly for its stunning limestone karst island outcrops. It is these awe-inspiring limestone pinnacles that make up the view from this, the newest, offering from the ultra luxurious Six Senses group. Travelling time from Phuket...
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Nakamanda means “the sacred sea-dragon’’. It is said you will feel his protection as you embrace the pleasures of his lair. Every room here is seen as temple, a secret door to the mystical, as they describe it “your personal Zen den”! Away from the busy Ao Nang and...
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This breathtaking luxury resort is set on the stunning Railay Peninsula overlooking the Andaman Sea. Close proximity to Phuket and famous islands like Phi Phi as well as the stunning seascape of Phang Nga Bay make Rayavadee the perfect base for discovering this enchanted corner of the Kingdom. The...
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This small resort is located on the ever tranquil Tubkaak Beach, overlooking the unique Hong Islands. Designed by leading Thai architects and set in manicured gardens around a landscaped pool, you’ll find no large hotels nearby, no crowds, just calm and perfect peace.

The 42 rooms...
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Making its maiden voyage in May 2006, Manohra Dream, like its counterpart Manohra Song, is also a 20 metre-long rice barge offering exclusive five-star overnight charters along the famous Chao Phraya River.

However Manohra Dream features only two elegantly appointed staterooms, thereby...
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Chakrabongse Villas are set in a leafy oasis of gardens with palms and exotic plants, and in contrast to the nearby condos and skyscrapers, the 3 traditional Thai style villas exude calm and serenity. Once the abode of Prince Chakrabong, the restored villas are now let out to lucky guests by his...
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The renowned service of The Oriental Bangkok dates back almost 130 years to when it was first opened as a seaman’s lodge along the Chao Phraya River. It typifies a golden age of travel and attends to guests needs at the highest level. All 358 stunning rooms and 35 suites have been designed with...
Learn more »

In the 10 years or so since the hotel opened, the lavish riverside Peninsula Bangkok has quickly established itself as not only one of Bangkok's premium hotels but one of the world's best hotels, winning many awards and honours along the way. Thanks to its unique design and location on the...
Learn more »

Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi is spread over 60 acres of stunning natural landscapes, incorporating lush verdant paddy fields and exotic plantations. It offers a self contained world of beauty, wellness and a cultural museum dedicated to the Lanna kingdom. It is located just a 10 minute drive from...
Learn more »

Perched on a ridge, near the small town of Chiang Saen, overlooking the hills of Myanmar and Laos, this property is as enchanting as the fabled Golden Triangle region in which it is located. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Northern Thailand's rugged hill country, Anantara Resort Golden...
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This unique resort is situated in a small picturesque village just fifteen minutes drive from Hua Hin's white sandy beaches, charming town centre, fishing pier and the Kings Royal Palace. The AKA Resort is a magnificent lakeside retreat set in beautiful countryside dotted with rice terraces,...
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Chiva-Som is a luxury health resort, combining international standards with Thai values and beliefs to deliver personal wellness programmes in a positive, non regimented way. Everything they do focuses on a holistic approach to health that incorporates mind, body and spirit. The philosophy is to...
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The Sarojin is nestled in an enchanting garden setting with direct private access onto a secluded 11km white beach beside on the shore of the Andaman Sea. The Sarojin beach by virtue of being sheltered by Pakarang Cape, a coral cape headland, provides year-round swimming and water sports. The resort...
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Kirimaya is justly a member of the outstanding Design Hotels group, selected for creative style and outstanding design. The name 'Kirimaya' means 'illusion of mountain' which suitably describes the refreshing character of the property and the reaction of guests upon arrival and throughout...
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Surrounded by pristine white sandy beaches and alluring turquoise waters this is one of Thailand’s (and in our opinion – the world’s) most awe-inspiring luxury resorts. Set nestled within 40 hectares of pristine rainforest this unique resort is situated on the remote island of Koh...
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This exclusive boutique resort is nestled in Mu Koh Lanta National Park. The park is home to verdant rainforest with tropical wildlife in a lush, natural environment and diverse marine life. The resort enjoys a beachfront location, on a 3 kilometre-long white-sand beach. Environmentally-conscious...
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Koh Lanta has long been a well kept backpackers secret in the same way Pimalai Resort and Spa has been a little known luxury retreat. However, with the arrival of a few more better quality resorts the secret is out. Pimalai was the first upmarket resort to open and is still widely regarded as the...
Learn more »

The Paradee is a located in a unique idyllic double seaside location, on a narrow neck of land between the east- and west-facing beaches of secluded Ao Kiew at the remote and peaceful southern tip of Koh Samet, an area renowned for its pristine sandy beaches.

The resort has only 40...
Learn more »

Napasai is a secluded resort on the island's stylish north coast. Nestling on gentle slopes leading down to the unspoilt white sand of the small beach, it offers a selection of beautiful Thai-style cottages and private two and three bedroom pool villas. Tropical teak furnishings and cotton drapes...
Learn more »

This charming little resort is located on the headland of Thong Nai Pan Beach on the northern tip of Koh Phangan, in the Gulf of Siam just a 40 minute speed boat ride from its more commercial sister island of Koh Samui. Once only the domain of the seasoned backpacker, the Santhiya has opened the option...
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Phang Nga Bay is celebrated for its outstanding natural beauty and particularly for its stunning limestone karst island outcrops. It is these awe-inspiring limestone pinnacles that make up the view from this, the newest, offering from the ultra luxurious Six Senses group. Travelling time from Phuket...
Learn more »

This breathtaking luxury resort is set on the stunning Railay Peninsula overlooking the Andaman Sea. Close proximity to Phuket and famous islands like Phi Phi as well as the stunning seascape of Phang Nga Bay make Rayavadee the perfect base for discovering this enchanted corner of the Kingdom. The...
Learn more »

Anyone desiring to stay at the most opulent, sophisticated and luxurious resort on Phuket look no further than the exceptional Trisara, as it is easily the premier accommodation on the island! The property, with its imposing outlook across the Andaman Sea, offers unmatched facilities including one...
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The city of Chiang Rai is the gateway point to the famed Golden Triangle region in the far north of the country where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos all meet. The countryside around the province is green, peaceful and very picturesque. The area is full of exotic and...
Learn more »

Making its maiden voyage in May 2006, Manohra Dream, like its counterpart Manohra Song, is also a 20 metre-long rice barge offering exclusive five-star overnight charters along the famous Chao Phraya River.

However Manohra Dream features only two elegantly appointed staterooms, thereby...
Learn more »

This 20-meter-long rice barge has been carefully restored and sumptuously converted into an ultra-deluxe river cruiser often dubbed as Dubbed “The Orient Express of the River”. Built upon an original 100-year-old, solid teak hull, Manohra Song features four air-conditioned staterooms...
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Mekhala Cruises comprise three beautifully three restored rice barges that provide the setting for daily journeys between Bangkok and Ayutthaya, retracing the paths of former royal processions. Their journey is a fascinating insight into how life on the river has changed over this time.
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The RV River Kwai is a newly built colonial style river cruiser based on designs used by the original Irrawaddy Flotilla which was founded in Burma in 1865 and by the 1920s was the largest privately owned fleet of ships in the world.

The ship carries a maximum of 20 passengers in 10 teakwood...
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Often chaotic, sometimes daunting and always colourful city, Bangkok is the most common and usually most convenient, entry point to Thailand. Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River (the river of kings) the city teases and delights all who take the time to explore. Full of temples, palaces...
Learn more »

Thailand’s largest and best known holiday island is Phuket, and it is the most popular beach escape in the region attracting many thousands each year with its award winning resorts. There are many beaches and literally hundreds of great quality hotels to choose from. Phuket is a fantastic...
Learn more »

Anyone wanting to get right off the tourist trail in Thailand needs look no further than the Issarn Region. The area is rich in culture and famed for its food, however the region is by far the poorest in Thailand and the infrastructure is basic as are the hotel options. There is little in the way of...
Learn more »

A couple of hours west of Bangkok are the legendary Bridge on the River Kwai, Hellfire Pass and the Death Railway. But as well as the grisly reminders of WW2 you will also find the tranquillity and beauty of some of Thailand’s best National Parks.

The area is accessible from...
Learn more »

Remote but accessible aptly describes the Thai island of Kood, on which Soneva Kiri is set amidst the lush tropical rainforest, off the south-east coast of the Gulf of Siam. International guests are personally met on arrival at Bangkok’s airport and transferred to the resort’s own airplane...
Learn more »

Just two and a half hours drive from Chiang Mai on the road to Mae Hong Son is the sleepy paradise hideout of Pai. This tiny northern town is fast becoming a mecca for local artists and musicians. With its burbling streams, immaculately manicured paddy fields, waterfalls and surrounding mountains,...
Learn more »

Found in the 13th century Sukhothai was the first truly independent Thai Kingdom. It enjoyed a golden age under King Ramkhamhaeng. The superb temples and monuments of this great city have been lovingly restored and are now known as Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see...
Learn more »

Khao Lak is an area of exceptional natural beauty; untainted white beaches, cascading waterfalls, spectacular primary forest, tranquil lagoons and thriving wildlife.  Khao Lak National Park is home to some of the oldest primary forest in the world and is easily accessible.

The historic...
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The stunning island of Koh Chang (Elephant Island) is so called, not because it is home to elephants, but because from a distance it is said to look like and elephant. Just a short flight and local ferry journey from Bangkok, or a pleasant 4 hour road journey plus the ferry, it is the most accessible...
Learn more »

Remote but accessible aptly describes the Thai island of Kood, on which Soneva Kiri is set amidst the lush tropical rainforest, off the south-east coast of the Gulf of Siam. International guests are personally met on arrival at Bangkok’s airport and transferred to the resort’s own airplane...
Learn more »

Surrounded by pristine white sandy beaches and alluring turquoise waters this is one of Thailand’s (and in our opinion – the world’s) most awe-inspiring luxury resorts. Set nestled within 40 hectares of pristine rainforest this unique resort is situated on the remote island of Koh...
Learn more »

The up-and-coming island of Koh Lanta is actually a cluster of 52 islands. Here budget bungalow complexes on the best beaches are making way for a handful of hip and stylish hotels. The area is very quiet and offers fabulous beaches and a backdrop of fertile green mountains that are home to monkeys...
Learn more »

Regarded by travellers from all walks of life as being among the most beautiful tropical islands of the world, Phi Phi Islands have become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Thailand. In addition, the islands are famous as the location where the movie "The Beach" featuring Leonardo...
Learn more »

The peaceful island of Koh Samet is around a two and a half hour drive and a short boat ride from Bangkok - yet the reality is, it’s a whole world away. Samet is a truly magical tropical island with lush vegetation and natural white sand beaches, no super highways, no huge...
Learn more »

The paradise island of Koh Samui is located in the Gulf of Thailand, approximately 84 kilometres east of Surat Thani Province, just an hours flying time from Bangkok. Known as the Coconut Island, Koh Samui is justifiably one of the most famous and popular attractions of Thailand. With an area of 247...
Learn more »

Nestled halfway between the busier resorts of Phuket and Krabi are the Koh Yao islands. Located in Phang Nga, world famous for its distinctive limestone formations and unspoiled beaches the bay has achieved global acclaim through the James Bond movie "The Man with the Golden Gun" and the...
Learn more »

In our opinion the best beaches in Southeast Asia are found in Krabi Province. We arrive at this conclusion not only because of the perfect talcum powder sands and azure seas but also the dramatic seaboard with its limestone karst outcrops, hidden lagoons and most importantly the way the area has...
Learn more »

Breathtaking white sand beaches, virgin tropical rain forests, incredible caves and waterfalls and small town charm, make Trang Province one of Thailand's best kept secrets. Infrequently visited by tourists, the area has remained in the main unchanged for centuries and the spirit of the province...
Learn more »

A couple of hours west of Bangkok are the legendary Bridge on the River Kwai, Hellfire Pass and the Death Railway. But as well as the grisly reminders of WW2 you will also find the tranquillity and beauty of some of Thailand’s best National Parks.

The area is accessible from...
Learn more »

The Khao Sok National Park is an hour’s drive from Khao Lak. It is covered by some of the oldest evergreen rainforest in the world, huge limestone mountains, deep valleys, breathtaking lakes and home to elusive wild animals such as elephant, leopard and tiger. Elephant trekking, trekking on...
Learn more »

The Khao Yai National Park was established in 1961 and this important park is host to more or less 2,500 plant species, 67 different varieties of mammal and over 300 species of birds. The plentiful fauna includes numerous endangered mammals such as elephants, gibbons, tigers, leopards and even...
Learn more »