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Thailand enjoys a tropical climate and is relatively hot all year round, although officially it has three main seasons – hot , cool and wet. As Thailand is located between vast areas of land and water , it is impacted by both the summer and winter monsoons. The best time to visit is November – March when you can expect a delightful (25 – 32 degrees ) and the humidity is minimised. For travel to Koh Samui , it is recommended to go March – June to make the most out of this tropical paradise.
Thailand is a very safe country , normally free of crime and dangerous diseases. The Thai people always have respect for each other. It is expected to always be respectful too. To help ensure a relaxed and safe holiday, It is recommended though to take some precautions before you go.
Before you go – It is always highly recommended that you purchase a comprehensive travel insurance policy prior to your trip. It is also a good idea to see you’re a doctor for the latest information on any health risks and to receive any required vaccinations.
Food Related Illness - Travellers diarrhoea can be a common concern when travelling to a foreign country. Stick to bottled water , no ice in drinks and also brush your teeth with bottled water. To avoid contracting bacteria, look for restaurants with a high turnover of customers and those that prepare freshly cooked food. Generally street food on Thailand is quite safe , but always use your judgement when choosing the vendors. If you experience stomach upsets , take rehydration salts and stay hydrated. If the problem persists seek medical attention.
Heat and Sunburn - The climate in Thailand is not something that most visitors will be used to. In fact it is often the change in climate that attracts people to such an exotic destination in the first place. Sunburn can happen very quickly so it is important to apply and reapply a reputable brand sun screen with high UV protection. Over exposure to the sun can cause people to feel light headed , confused and irritable and can definitely spoil ones holiday. Stay hydrated by drinking lots of water as heatstroke can be an even more serious consequence of over exposure to the sun and may require hospital treatment.
Events and Festivals - Thai Festivals are usually related to religion however there are many others that relate to daily living such as Rice Blessing Ceremonies and also Long Boat Racing Festivals. Thai events and festivals represent the true Thai people. Some events and festivals are celebrated all over Thailand while some are held in specific provinces.
Health and Wellness – It seems as though healing and good health comes easy in Thailand thanks in part to deliciously healthy food, beautiful natural surroundings , first class practioners and caring hands. If being pampered is on your list there is no finer place to do so.
Foodies Heaven - Learn to cook like a local with a Thai Cooking Class, Browse food markets for ingredients and then get hands on creating delicious , classic Thai dishes at one of the many traditional Thai Cooking Schools.
Beaches - Some of the best beaches in the world are in Thailand , offering sparkling blue seas and sunset strolls , the perfect place to find a spot on the sand and enjoy the sun. At the more popular beaches , they are lined with cafes and restaurants.
Diving - With the Gulf Of Thailand to the east and the Andaman Sea to the west, diving in Thailand ranges from fringing reefs , deep drop offs and wrecks to tunnels and caves. It is loved by divers across the globe. There are large numbers of independent dive shops, dive centres attached to major resorts and liveaboards throughout the major diving areas. Your challenge will be choosing the one that’s right for you from the many available.
Thailand has many different modes of transport which come in all different shapes and sizes! These are often quote different in the smaller towns and cities compared to the capital city Bangkok. Bankgkok in fact has everything when it comes to transport and a variety to meet everyone’s needs.
Tuk Tuk’s - The Tuk Tuk is an iconic symbol of Thailand and most tourist’s favorite way to get around. They are a 3 wheel , open air motorized vehicle that is a cheap form of personal transport usually owner operated and come in many colours and designs.
Taxi – Thailand has a taxi system that is very reasonable thanks to the meter system that was recently introduced. Traffic is heavy in cities like Bangkok however the comfort of air- conditioned taxis is usually a welcome relief from the ridiculous Bangkok heat.
Motorcycle Taxi – Motorcycle taxis are your best bet if you are looking for cheap, immediate transport for short distances. They can be found in both big cities and smaller towns. The standard rates for a motorcycle taxi start from as little as 20 – 50 Baht
Bus - Thailand has a developed bus transport system and a bus can take you almost anywhere in the country. It is the most used transportation used in the country and can be hailed down on the side of the road and buy a ticket on board.
Ferry - Island hopping can be done by Ferry such as from Phuket – Koh Phi Phi. There are a large variety of ferry services available ranging from the smaller ferries that take 60 passengers up to the larger ferries that can accommodate up to 400 passengers and are better at handling the sometimes choppy waters.
Planes - Flying can be the most expensive but quickest way to travel around Thailand. You can get pretty much anywhere I n the country in under 2 hours. Thai Airways is the countries national carrier however there are also numerous , smaller budget airlines.
The Land of Smiles offers countless fun activities for every tourist to enjoy.
The best way to indulge in authentic Thai cuisine is by trying out Thai street food. From the iconic pad thai and classic Khao pad to the mouthwatering satay and fluffy kai jeow, these Thai dishes will take you on a gastronomic rollercoaster as you begin your Thailand adventure.
Celebrate the Songkran festival and wash away your sins and bad luck. Book our Thailand holiday packages from April 13 to 15 and get soaked with tourists and locals during this wild water festival.
Book our Thailand holiday deals to explore the country’s must-visit destinations.
Take a peek into the rich history of glorious Thailand as you wander the haunting ruins of Ayutthaya, the country’s former capital. See various chedis, prangs and Buddha statues that stood the test of time around its vicinity. You also shouldn’t miss the stunning 42-metre long reclining Buddha at Ayutthaya's Wat Lokayasutharam.
Enjoy the tropical sun when you visit Koh Samui, the second largest island in Thailand. It is home to some of the most beautiful coastlines in Southeast Asia. Choose from its many beaches, including Maenam, Bophut and Chaweng.
The Land of Smiles experiences a tropical climate all year round. It’s best to plan your itinerary first before booking our Thailand holiday packages.
November to March is the country’s high season. You can expect a cool and dry climate during this time. The crowds are also at their busiest, with all the festivities happening, such as Christmas and western New Year.
The hot and dry weather from April to June is the perfect opportunity to visit Thailand’s coastal areas. If you plan to go to the country from July to October, expect short and intense bursts of rain due to the monsoon season. You can take advantage of the low prices and small crowds during this period. However, take note that some islands and activities are limited due to the storms during this season.
Thailand continues to attract the highest number of tourists among Southeast Asian countries because of its many famous destinations.
Visiting the country is never complete without going to the floating markets of Amphawa and Damnoen Saduak. Get a first-hand experience of how locals sell and barter their goods, fruits, vegetables and tasty dishes. Be sure to get there early to get all the freshest products and best deals.
Climbing enthusiasts will love the stunning cliffs at Tonsai Beach. The rock is all limestone and part of the largest coral reef in the world. Beginners can find a climbing partner and take a refresher course, while experienced climbers can brave through the overhangs, stalactites and tufa. Enjoy an awe-inspiring panoramic view over the bay as you reach its summit.
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The gorgeous Anantara Chiang Mai Resort is just a short tuk-tuk ride from Old Town. This urban escape is hidden behind a bamboo wall and surrounded by green spaces bordering the Mae Ping River, keeping you far from the city’s hustle and bustle.
You can also reserve a room at the Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve. Enjoy uninterrupted views of Phang Nga Bay as you wallow in its calm outdoor pools. Feel like royalty with its lavish furnishings, exquisite silkscreens and the delicious seafood in Lae Lay restaurant.
Stay close to the magnificent attractions Thailand offers by staying at The Siam. This hotel is a convenient spot for guests as it is surrounded by many museums, temples, and other historical places in Bangkok. Its rooms have an oriental allure matched with contemporary comforts for an unforgettable experience.
- Travelers entering Thailand are not required to show Proof of Vaccination of COVID-19 test results. All travelers can freely travel to Thailand without any COVID restrictions.
- Travelers are not required to obtain a Thailand Pass or Certificate of Entry (COE). There is no need to download any mobile app.
There are many flight options available from Australia to Thailand. You can book a direct flight to Bangkok and arrive at either Suvarnabhumi International Airport or Don Mueang International Airport. The average flight time is seven to nine hours, depending on which city you catch your flight.
Located in South East Asia, Thailand is approximately a 9 hour flight from Australia's east coast. Getting to Thailand is convenient thanks to a great range of flight with a variety of airlines such as Emirates, Thai Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Air Asia and British Airways. Direct flights to Bangkok are available from Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, while direct flights to Phuket are available from Perth. Non-direct flights to Phuket are available from all capital cities via Bangkok for example.
Welcome to Thailand! What they call the Land Of Smiles! Thailand is located in South East Asia , made up of 1430 islands there is something for everyone in this popular holiday destination. Known for its iconic temples, ancient ruins, stunning beaches, opulent royal palaces, wellness retreats and it is also a shoppers paradise.
Experience the Thai way of life eating authentic Thai food in the streets, dive into the heart of the culture here and enjoy the sights and sounds of this diverse destination.
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