Thailand, the land of smiles.
Island-hopping in the Andaman Sea, then the temples and markets of Bangkok.
- Duration6N / 7D
- Starts fromPhuket
- Best timeNov–Apr
- Ideal forCouples & friends
Islands by day, cities by night.
Thailand mixes beach and city easily. Phuket and Krabi sit on the Andaman Sea, with limestone cliffs, clear bays and day trips to the Phi Phi Islands.
Bangkok is busy and full of life. See the Grand Palace and Wat Arun by the river, then shop and eat your way through its night markets.



Moments you’ll remember.
Beaches, boats and golden temples.
Phi Phi Islands
A speedboat day to Maya Bay and clear lagoons.
Krabi’s cliffs
Limestone towers and the four-island tour from Ao Nang.
Grand Palace
Bangkok’s royal palace and the Emerald Buddha.
Wat Arun
The Temple of Dawn on the Chao Phraya river.
Night markets
Street food, shopping and live music.
Phang Nga Bay
Sea caves and James Bond Island, as an add-on.
Seven days of sun and city.
A beach-and-city mix. We can swap Krabi for Pattaya or add Chiang Mai.
Day 01Arrive in Phuket
Transfer to your hotel and spend the evening at Patong.
Day 02Phi Phi Islands
A speedboat day trip to Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon and snorkelling stops.
Day 03Phuket to Krabi
Transfer to Krabi and a free evening at Ao Nang beach.
Day 04Four-island tour
Longtail boat tour to Phra Nang Cave Beach, Chicken Island and Poda.
Day 05Fly to Bangkok
Short flight to Bangkok. Evening at a riverside night market.
Day 06Bangkok sightseeing
Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun, then time for shopping.
Day 07Departure
Transfer to the airport for your flight home.
Before you go.
A few practical notes to help you plan.
Thailand’s entry rules for Indians change from time to time. We check the latest before you book.
Fill in the Thailand Digital Arrival Card online before you fly.
Cover shoulders and knees at the Grand Palace and temples.
Maya Bay closes for a few months each year so the beach can recover.
November to April is dry. May to October has short, heavy showers.
Carry some Thai baht in cash for markets and tuk-tuks.
Questions about Thailand.
Can’t find your answer? Our Dehradun team is a message away.
Ask us on WhatsAppDo Indians need a visa for Thailand?
Rules change, so we check the current entry rules for your travel dates and help with any paperwork needed.
Is vegetarian and Indian food available?
Yes. Phuket, Krabi and Bangkok all have many Indian and vegetarian restaurants.
Can we add Pattaya?
Yes. Pattaya is about two hours from Bangkok and can easily be added.
Do you book flights from India?
Yes. We can book flights, hotels and transfers together in one plan.
Plan your Thailand holiday.
Share your dates and group size, and we’ll send options that fit.




