Food tours in Phuket centre on Old Town’s rich street food scene, featuring Chinese‑influenced Hokkien noodles, Southern Thai curries, and dishes like Oh Aew ice dessert and A‑pong pancakes from vendors recommended by the Michelin Guide.
Bangkok city tours cover famous landmarks in efficient half‑day or full‑day routes, typically linking the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew with Wat Pho and Wat Arun for a clear overview of royal and religious history.
Phuket cooking classes combine hands‑on Thai cooking lessons with short market visits to learn about fresh herbs, spices, and local produce before preparing 3–5 traditional dishes like pad thai, tom yum, and green curry.
Phuket tours are an easy way to discover the island’s highlights, from viewpoints and Old Phuket Town to Wat Chalong, plus island‑hopping by speedboat or catamaran to Coral, Racha, Phi Phi, and Phang Nga.
Luxury tours in Phuket include private catamaran and yacht charters for daylight island routes and timed sunset sailings to Coral, Racha, or Phang Nga Bay, with swim stops and snorkelling where conditions allow.
Tours to elephant camps in Phuket focus on ethical sanctuaries where rescued elephants roam freely without riding, performances, or chains, emphasising observation, feeding, and education about elephant conservation.
The best temple tours in Phuket typically feature Wat Chalong, the island’s most important Buddhist temple, alongside the iconic Big Buddha on Nakkerd Hills with panoramic views across three beaches.
Phuket island hopping tours link famous spots like Phi Phi, Phang Nga Bay’s James Bond Island, and Coral or Khai Islands into efficient speedboat days with snorkelling, beach stops, and lagoon kayaking in clear water.
Phuket Town Tours usually bundle the island’s highlights into half‑day or full‑day routes, typically covering Wat Chalong, Old Phuket Town, and scenic viewpoints like Karon or Windmill for beach panoramas.
Bangkok tours offer fun exploration days to the city’s essential sights, from morning temple visits and guided food walks in Chinatown to evening river cruises and canal journeys on traditional long-tail boats.
The best day trips from Bangkok typically include Ayutthaya’s UNESCO-listed temples, the Maeklong Railway Market with Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, and Kanchanaburi’s River Kwai and Erawan Falls, all available as shared or private tours with hotel pick-up.
Bangkok food tours are a fast and easy way to explore Chinatown and Talat Noi while sampling street stalls recommended by the Michelin Guide, all in a few concentrated hours
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Banana Beach on Coral Island (Koh Hae) is now one of the most famous day trip beaches near Phuket. Ranked the world’s number 2 beach by Tripadvisor for 2025, it’s a busy spot with clear water, white sand, and many activities.
Damnoen Saduak Floating Market has been one of the most visited attractions for tourists who have been staying in Bangkok for a long time. But there are some facts about this market and its neighboring attractions that might surprise you.
Floating markets around Bangkok are a popular way to experience traditional Thai culture and local food. These markets are set along canals where vendors sell fresh fruits, snacks, and souvenirs directly from their boats.
This video of James Bond Island takes you to one of Thailand’s most famous landmarks. Located in Phang Nga Bay, this small limestone island became world-famous after appearing in the James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun.
This video of the Koh Khai Islands takes you to a group of small but beautiful islands near Phuket. Located just 15 minutes by speedboat from the east coast, these islands are known for their clear turquoise water, soft white sand, and excellent snorkelling.
This video of James Bond Island takes you to one of Thailand’s most famous landmarks. Located in Phang Nga Bay, this small limestone island became world-famous after appearing in the 1974 James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun.