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Small Island Hideaways

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Escape to one of Thailand’s paradisiacal smaller islands such as the Phi Phi islands, offering endless white sands, crystal clear waters and mesmerising scenery. If you want nothing but a laid-back holiday basking in sunshine and beauty, Kuoni can offer a portfolio of exceptional hotels designed for pampering, rejuvenation and relaxation. Despite being a little more off the beaten track, these destination give you your own little secluded piece of paradise.

Discover our tempting Thailand Small Island Hideaway offers


Small Island Hideaway Highlights:
•   Koh Phi Phi is perhaps the most recognised of the smaller islands with its stunning beaches and sister uninhabited island, Koh Phi Phi Leh, famous as the location of many beautiful scenes from the movie ‘The Beach.’

•   Koh Yao Noi is one of the least developed islands and boasts one of the finest hotels…Six Senses Yao Noi.


Our other small island hideaways include Koh Chang, Koh Phangan and Koh Racha. Discover our porfolio of beautiful Small Island Hideaways.

Koh Phi Phi, Koh Phangan and Koh Lanta Honeymoons

All of our small island hideaway hotels make for fabulous honeymoon settings, but we have specially labelled a few of our favourite, most romantic retreats that we think make the most perfect settings for your dream honeymoon in the Thailand.

Small Island Weddings

Getting married in Koh Phi Phi, Koh Phangan or Koh Lanta is a dream, exotic destinations with some of the world’s most beautiful beaches and fabulous hotels where hospitality and quality are second to none. Look out for our ‘Wedding’ labelled Small Island Hideaway hotels for our specially negotiated wedding packages. All of our Koh Phi Phi. Koh Phangan and Koh Lanta wedding hotels also offer Renewal of Vows ceremonies.

Time difference / local time

GMT +7 hours
Language

Thai. English is widely spoken at beach resorts.

Currency

Baht
Safety

Beware of pickpockets. Leave valuables in the hotel safe and only carry the essentials.

Passports and Visas

•   You need a full EU 10-year passport. We recommend that the expiry date is at least six months after your arrival back in the UK.
•   You only need a visa if you’re staying longer than 30 days (29 nights), and you can get one from the Thai Embassy.

Flying time to destination

11½ hours

Sports

Try a plethora of watersports including diving, snorkelling and kayaking.

Eating/Drinking

Food
•   Restaurants serve European, Levantine, Asian and oriental cuisines.
•   Most hotels offer American, English and continental breakfasts, and you may find western-style fast food outlets, snack bars and ice cream parlours.
•   Thai cuisine is a spicy mixof noodles, curries, sweet-and-sour dishes, slow- and fast-cooked ingredients, exotic spices and condiments.

Drink
•   Don’t drink the tap water or ice – stick to bottled mineral water or purified water in hotels.

Good to know

Religion
•   Theravada Buddhism. Minority religions include Islam, Christianity, Hinduism and Sikhism.

Etiquette
•   Thais revere their royal family, so never express disregard for it.
•   Outward expressions of anger are regarded as crude and boorish.
•   Each Buddha image - large or small, ruined or not - is considered sacred. Never climb onto one to take a photograph or do anything that might show lack of respect.
•   Public displays of affection between couples are frowned upon. Westernised Thai couples may hold hands but that’s as far as it goes in polite society.
•   It is considered rude to point your foot at a person or object.
•   Never pat a Thai on the head – they see it as the highest part of the body, both literally and figuratively.

No vaccinations are compulsory but some are recommended. For more detailed and up-to-date information, contact your GP or a specialised vaccination centre.
Clothing

•   Dress neatly in all religious shrines - never go shirtless or in shorts, hot pants or other scanty attire.
•   Take off your shoes when entering private Thai homes, chapels that house Buddhist images, and mosques.

Tipping

Tip porters and hotel staff if you’re happy with their service. If a service charge isn’t added to your restaurant bill, tip 10-15%.

Climate data for this region

Best time to visit

From November to April, when temperatures are pleasant and there’s plenty of sunshine. In the summer there’s often a lot of rain and the sea can be very rough.

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