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Contrasting completely with the tropical shores of the country’s south, Chiang Mai is a land of hills, mountains and forests. The northern region of Thailand is renowned for its cultural influences, with temples and cooking schools flavouring the cities, while colourful Hill Tribes add a different dimension to the rolling, verdant landscapes of the countryside.

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Hua Hin

On Thailand’s beautiful Gulf of Siam and just a few hours by road from Bangkok, Hua Hin is home to a Royal Palace and enjoys long attractive beaches, excellent golf courses, a fine choice of hotels and a superb night market with handicrafts galore. Renowned as the summer residence of Thailand’s Royal Family, Hua Hin is the epitome of elegance and sophistication. Sequestered by three miles of pristine white sands and tall swaying palms, the city’s beachfront is where holiday makers spend their days. Creating a dramatic backdrop, the string of luxury hotels create the perfect haven of barefoot luxury for its guests, providing sublime vistas of the glistening ocean.

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Koh Yao Yai & Koh Yao Noi

Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful experiences of Thailand is to escape to one of the smaller islands that offer some of the best and most unspoilt beaches, as well as clear waters and a laid back pace of life. Despite being a little more off the beaten track, in Koh Yao Yai, standards are in no way compromised, offering stunning views and a relaxed and peaceful environment.

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Koh Lanta

With endless white sand beaches, world-class diving and a friendly, laid-back culture, the islands of Koh Lanta are ideal if you're looking to enjoy a beach holiday away from the crowds.

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Koh Phangan

Escaping the southern shore where the famed monthly Full Moon Party is held, Koh Phangan’s northern shore offers an idyllic break with picturesque bays, secluded beaches and thick jungle that winds its way inland.

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Bangkok

Zip down the streets in a colourful, tassel-lined tuk-tuk, passing Starbucks and food stalls selling grilled pork skewers for breakfast. Once you reach your destination, you approach the entrance of the resplendent Grand Palace, a gilded masterpiece in the middle of a clamorous capital. A city that feels alive day and night, Bangkok offers a lot more than your average stopover destination. Most travellers stop for a few days before heading on to Northern Thailand or to southern beaches like Koh Samui or Phuket – days that can easily be filled up with visiting beautiful temples, navigating night markets and sampling Bangkok’s famous food. Street food is a staple all over the city so you don’t need to look hard for authentic cuisine, and the recent introduction of the Michelin-guide has only cemented the city’s place on the culinary city hall of fame. Talk to us and we’ll help create a Bangkok holiday to suit your travelling style.

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Khao Lak holidays

Khao Lak is a low-key beach resort that sits on the mainland, around an hour north of Phuket. Here, miles of glorious sands sit against a lush jungle backdrop, and local waters are renowned for their marine life. The area has a great resort-feel, with hotels scattered close to the beachfront and restaurants lining the main road, but it retains an unassuming atmosphere and laid-back vibe.

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Koh Samui

Koh Samui is a name-drop-worthy island of palm trees, emerald-tinged waters and sultry weather that elicits a languid, lazing-by-the-pool kind of pace. There’s sunshine and tropical warmth almost all year round because it avoids the main monsoon season. This means you can pack light: swimwear, SPF and plenty of room for souvenirs. Koh Samui is a microcosm of Thailand’s beaches. Travellers love it for the white-gold sands, tourist-friendly towns and variety of hotels complete with infinity pools and world-class restaurants. Waterfalls and walking trails inland give you a taste of Thailand’s tropical and rugged mainland, and offshore, you can go kayaking and snorkelling around the karsts in Ang Thong National Marine Park. Even if you’ve opted for a resort tucked away on a quieter part of the island, the night markets and live music bars of Chaweng and Lamai are just a taxi ride away. Talk to us and we’ll help craft a personalised itinerary for your Koh Samui holiday.

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Krabi holidays

The province of Krabi is just a one-hour flight to the south of Bangkok, set on the shores of the glorious Andaman Sea. Relatively low-key compared to the likes of Phuket, Krabi’s main resort town is bustling Ao Nang, but the region also plays host to the beautiful isthmus of Railay and peaceful offshore islands.

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Koh Phi Phi

The stunning Phi Phi archipelago boasts marine-rich clear waters, rugged jungle-clad islands, dazzling white-sand beaches and stunning Phi Phi Leh – an uninhabited island so beautiful that it was chosen to portray the secret paradise in the film, ‘The Beach’.

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Koh Samet

Thailand’s northern beaches offer a mix of intriguing culture and superb beach hideaways. If you’re looking for the ultimate romantic escape, Koh Samet offers an idyllic island break away from it all and is great if you don't want to hop back aboard a plane after a visit to Bangkok.

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