Thailand is my favorite country in the world. I've been to a few countries, but I've never liked it this much. This will be my 5th trip to Thailand and again I don't want to go alone, so I thought I would show this beautiful country to others and I would like to go there in a group.😍

What to bring?

Suitable footwear for climbing on slippery rocks on the way to the waterfalls, swimsuit, sportswear, passport, international driving license (so we can ride scooters), powerbank, good mood and we have hepatitis A vaccination but I'll leave that up to each of you. It is also important to dress appropriately so that we can visit temples and other sacred places - long, drapey pants and a shirt that covers the shoulders are needed. In Thailand, everything is easy to find, clothes can be washed and so there is no need to carry too much. I don't recommend taking big heavy suitcases on wheels - it's impractical. You can get by just fine with a larger backpack/trunk.

How much to bring for spending money?

 As for food, breakfast is included in the price. Other food is not - but that is just great because we will be sampling from different places, restaurants, markets. As I wrote above - food is really the least of the items. On average, we spent about 300 - 400 baht (250kč) per day on food. Drinks cost similar to ours (cola 40kč), as well as alcohol (beer approximately 35 - 50kč). Another item is transport. I prefer to move everywhere on scooters. Renting a scooter costs approximately 250 - 300 baht (200kč) per day and a litre of petrol costs approximately 30kč. I expect to rent scooters for about 5-6 days total. However, in Bangkok and the crazy traffic it would be suicide so we will be moving around by tuktuks (for example from accommodation to temples). We can fit 4-5 people in a tuktuk so when you budget the price is friendly, we usually worked out at 150 baht/person/trip. And then there's the next item and that's excursions and activities. When we are in Krabi, we will go on a beautiful "4 islands" trip. It's a sightseeing trip around the islands with turquoise water. This trip usually costs between 700 and 800kč. It is a full day trip, the price includes transfer from accommodation, lunch, water, snorkeling equipment rental and of course a life jacket. Another trip is the Railey Peninsula, which costs similarly, I think a little less. The way it works in Thailand is that some islands are national parks and you have to pay to enter them. Entrance fees to these parks, and also to some waterfalls, range from 100 - 300 baht. But Thailand offers a lot of other activities that we will be able to try during our trip. For example, a Thai cooking course or Thai boxing training. Such a cooking course, which lasts 2-3 hours and we will prepare a total of four traditional Thai dishes will cost about 1000kč and Thai boxing training will cost about 300 - 400kč. These activities are voluntary, everyone can participate only in what they feel like! Anyway, the more activities you plan to do, the more you should factor that into your pocket money 😁 To summarise, my recommended pocket money is 800kč/day, so approximately 1300 Thai baht. 👍

I will be very happy if you join me on this trip and I will be able to show you this beautiful country. We will have an unforgettable 15 days together, we will have wonderful memories and experiences and last but not least, we will make new friends 😍 I will be there with you the whole time and I will try to make everything absolutely perfect. I will be happy to help or advise you on everything. I look forward to it!