A three-stop holiday around southern Thailand beach resorts and natural wonderlands.

Discover the charm, flavours, and history of Takuapa on this immersive cultural journey. From peaceful old‑town streets to meaningful heritage sites, this enriching experience offers a rare glimpse into the traditions and stories that shape life in this beautiful part of Thailand.

Your day begins with a convenient hotel pick‑up before you’re welcomed with a delicious dim sum breakfast, giving you an authentic taste of the region and the perfect start to your adventure. From here, you’ll step into the quiet streets of Takuapa Old Town, where Sino‑Portuguese architecture, charming shops and tucked‑away corners reveal the town’s timeless character.

A visit to a traditional Moon Cake factory offers a fascinating behind‑the‑scenes look at how these beloved sweet treats are crafted, using techniques passed down through generations. You'll then continue to a local temple, where the calm atmosphere and intricate rituals offer insight into the spiritual traditions that define the community’s cultural heart.

The journey takes a reflective turn at the Ban Nam Khem Tsunami Museum, a meaningful memorial dedicated to the events of 2004 and the incredible resilience of those affected. It’s a powerful and important stop that deepens your understanding of the region’s past. Your day concludes at a lively local market, brimming with fresh produce, handmade snacks, and the irresistible everyday charm of the community.

• Duration: full day

• Timings: 9am to 5.30pm

• Operates on Friday, Saturday and Sunday

• Private experience

Good to know

Includes lunch. Appropriate clothing is required for temple visits.

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Immerse yourself in the peaceful rhythms of nature on this serene jungle adventure. This tranquil experience blends gentle exploration, lush landscapes and moments of quiet reflection. Perfect for seeking a slower, more soothing connection with Thailand’s natural beauty.

Begin your journey by gliding softly along a jungle river on a traditional bamboo raft, surrounded by towering greenery and the calming sounds of the wild. The gentle flow of the water and the untouched scenery create a truly serene atmosphere, offering a rare chance to connect with nature at its most authentic.

Your next stop brings you to the Lampi Waterfall, a picturesque cascade where cool mist fills the air and sunlight dances on the flowing water. Take a moment to breathe in the refreshing atmosphere, admire the natural surroundings, or simply enjoy the peaceful break in this enchanting setting.

From here, enjoy a short jungle walk to Had Lek, a secluded sandy beach hidden among the trees. This quiet, untouched spot is perfect for a moment of relaxation – dip your toes in the sand, listen to the gentle sounds of the forest, or just take in the stillness around you. As the day winds down, savour a late local lunch, offering a taste of the region’s flavours, before being transferred back to your hotel.

• Duration: half day

• Timings: 9.30am to 2pm

• Daily departures

• Private experience

Good to know

A good level of fitness is needed for the trek. We do not recommend this excursion for children under the age of 10.

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Make an early getaway to Koh Phi Phi to enjoy this scenic archipelago in the Andaman Sea at its tranquil best. Travelling by speedboat, you’ll arrive first at Koh Khai, a tiny island tucked away in Phang Nga Bay. Here, you’ll stop to take in the powder-soft white beach lapped by crystal-clear turquoise waters and have a serene swim surrounded by tropical fish. On arrival at Koh Phi Phi, you’ll make for stunning Ao Pileh lagoon on the second-largest island, whose emerald waters are a delight for photographers and snorkellers alike. Other sights include the so-called “Viking Cave” which owes its nickname to the images of different types of boats - including one that looks like a Viking longboat - painted on its walls, and Monkey Beach, home to a colony of long-tailed macaques. After lunch, on the way back to port, there’s a final stop at low-lying Bamboo Island to snorkel along pristine coral reef: the perfect finale to a scenic adventure that will appeal to all.

• Duration: full day
• Time: 4am to 6pm
• Daily departures
• Operates year round
• Group experience

Good to know
This trip is not recommended for the under fours, the over 70s and pregnant women.

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A cluster of tiny specks of land adrift in the Andaman Sea, the Surin Islands have an unspoiled beauty that will enchant everyone who comes here. After an early start, you’ll reach Ao Mae Yai, a picturesque bay on the main island of Ko Surin Nuea blessed with a sweep of white sand and calm, clear waters - it’s a perfect spot for snorkelling. From here, you’ll cruise past a tiny village that houses the Moken, sea nomads who traditionally lived from and on the sea between Thailand and Burma, and who have a fascinating history.

Ashore, a 2km trail through the jungle leads to the National Park’s rustic restaurant overlooking another sheltered beach, where you’ll enjoy a leisurely lunch. There’s just time before heading back to the mainland for another snorkelling stop and, in season, for a whale shark watching session.

• Duration: full day
• Time: 5.30am to 5.00pm
• Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
• Operates November-April
• Group experience

Good to know
The itinerary is not completely set in stone, as the choice of snorkelling spots depends on conditions on the day.

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Fringed by powder-soft beaches lapped by crystal-clear azure waters, the Similan Islands are everyone’s idea of a tropical paradise. You’ll spend a day travelling by speedboat and taking in their natural charms, above and below the waves, with plenty of opportunities for swimming, snorkelling and hiking. The first port of call is the wonderfully named Donald Duck Bay on Koh Similan, where there’ll be time to climb up to the curiously shaped granite boulder known as Sail Rock to take in the views. After a stop to check out the colourful world underwater, you’ll drop anchor at Koh Similan.

Enjoy a delicious picnic lunch on the picture-perfect sands of Princess Bay before following the short nature trail to Honeymoon Bay, a stunning spot where you can swim or sunbathe. There’s one final stop at either Koh Similan or Koh Bon for a snorkelling session over a pristine coral reef teeming with life before you head, reluctantly, back to the mainland.

• Duration: full day
• Time: 5.30am to 5.00pm
• Daily departures
• Operates November-April
• Group experience

Good to know
You’ll need to provide a copy of your passport at time of booking to comply with new Similan Islands National Park regulations. The trip is suitable for all except children under four, those who are physically challenged and pregnant women. Travel is by speedboat.

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