​Embark on a 13-day family adventure through Thailand, blending cultural exploration with nature immersion and beach relaxation. Begin in Bangkok, where you'll visit iconic sites like the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, and experience the city's diverse transportation modes, including the Skytrain and traditional tuk-tuks. Next, journey to Khao Sok National Park for an ethical elephant encounter at Elephant Hills Camp, complemented by canoeing amidst stunning limestone karsts. Conclude your trip on the serene beaches of Koh Samui, with opportunities for snorkeling, kayaking, and exploring the nearby Angthong National Marine Park. 

Overview of the Trip:

• Duration: 11 nights
  
  • 3 nights in Bangkok 
  • 2 nights in Khao Sok National Park 
  • 6 nights in Koh Samui 
• Highlights
  
  • Explore the bustling city of Bangkok 
  • Spend time with elephants in Khao Sok 
  • Canoe among stunning scenery 
  • Spend a night in a unique floating tent 
• From £3,750 pp
  
  • Based on selected dates between April & October

Itinerary overview

Bangkok -- Khao Sok National Park -- Koh Samui  

Itineraries

Day 1

International outbound flight

Today you begin your journey by boarding your international outbound flight to Bangkok

Day 2

Bangkok

On arrival in Bangkok, you will be met by your guide, who will accompany you and your family on your private transfer to your hotel located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River.

 

Day 3

Bangkok

Today, you have a private guided tour of Bangkok, visiting the capital's key attractions, including the Wat Po (home to the reclining Buddha) and the Grand Palace. You will get to experience Bangkok's different forms of public transport — the Skytrain, which winds its way through the skyscrapers and shopping malls, the public taxi boat, a long-tail boat and, of course, the Thai tuk-tuk. This fun excursion gives you a fantastic insight into the capital and the people who call Bangkok home.

 

Day 4

Bangkok

This morning, explore a quieter side of the city, boarding a solar-powered longtail boat to explore Bangkok's Klongs, with its Portuguese-influenced heritage and local life, arriving at a hidden café for your morning hands-on dessert workshop. With the owners, learn about popular Thai desserts then get ready to create a dish. The afternoon is then at leisure to explore by yourselves — the Skytrain is a great way to get around the city for families, with an easy-to-follow route and comfortable seating. The Children's Discovery Museum has plenty of hands-on exhibits focusing on science and natural history. If you are visiting on the weekend, you might like to visit the Chatuchak Weekend Market, which is full of brightly hued fabrics, handicrafts and souvenirs.

 

 

Day 5

Khao Sok National Park

An early start today for your private transfer to the airport to catch your internal flight to Phuket, a journey of about one and a half hours. Upon arrival at Phuket Airport, you will be met by staff from Elephant Hills to take you and other guests to Khao Sok National Park. The Elephant Hills Camp is a fantastic rainforest and elephant experience. The welfare of the elephants is at the heart of this camp, and it has received numerous awards for this. Your experience at the camp will be with other guests in small groups. During your stay, all meals are included. Upon arrival at the camp, meet the elephants and learn more about these magnificent creatures. You will have the opportunity to help prepare and feed them their lunch. After a traditional Thai lunch, you have the chance to enjoy the local scenery — being paddled in a canoe through the jungle past stunning limestone karsts.

 

 

Day 6

Khao Sok National Park

Today leave the tented camp with other guests and head inland by road and then by boat for your scenic journey to the relatively untouched and stunning Cheow Larn Lake. This is a great place to enjoy nature and experience a unique accommodation experience — a floating tent. Children aged under 11 are not allowed to stay at this camp. Your afternoon includes a guided canoe safari.

 

 

Day 7

Koh Samui

After breakfast, join your guide on a walk through the jungle listening to the chorus of the many primates, reptiles and birds that inhabit the national park. After lunch, the lodge staff will transfer you and other guests to the pier at Surat Thani in time for the ferry to Koh Samui. The ferry crossing should take just over an hour. A driver will be waiting for you at Koh Samui to take you and your family to your hotel.

 

 

Day 8

Koh Samui

Today is free to relax or explore independently.

 

 

Day 9

Koh Samui

Day at leisure. You may like to relax on the beach or visit some of the attractions on the island. Your hotel can arrange private guided trips to the Na Muang Waterfalls or nearby Bophut, which has a charming fisherman's village.

 

 

Day 10

Koh Samui

Today's activity is a fun-packed visit to the Angthong National Marine Park for a day of kayaking, snorkelling and exploring steep viewpoints for incredible panoramic views of the bay. Your trip will be joined by other guests in a small group setting. This beautiful park consists of 42 islands and provided the inspiration for Alex Garland's book 'The Beach'.

 

 

Day 11

Koh Samui

Day at leisure on Koh Samui.

 

Day 12

Koh Samui

Today is your last day by the beach before heading home.

Day 13

Return home

Your hotel will arrange your transfer to the local airport in time for your flight to Bangkok where you will catch your international flight home. Your return flight will arrive the same day.

• Scheduled international and domestic flights
• Price per person based on two adults and two children
• In-destination transfers
• Activities and excursions as detailed
• All accommodation
• 24-hour support while you travel

• Gibraltar - London flights (can be arranged) 
• Optional extra activities 

From £3,750 per person