Thailand, Bangkok and 6 islands in 16 days. An unforgettable ride from start to finish. Perfect for lovers of water, sightseeing, and nature. From the big city to beaches, Buddhas, islands, and snorkeling. Boat trip to Maya Bay and the surrounding Phi Phi islands with snorkeling, climbing the thousand steps at the Tiger Cave Temple on Koh Samui, beautiful beaches on Koh Tao, and unforgettable views on Koh Phangan.
You arrive in Bangkok, a bustling metropolis full of contrasts, scents, and energy. After your long flight, you'll head to your accommodation to finally rest and recharge. The rest of the day is flexible—perfect for acclimatizing, taking a gentle walk around the area, and getting your first taste of Thailand's atmosphere. In the evening, you can hit the streets to soak up the local vibe at the night markets, try your first Thai specialties, and enjoy a city that never truly sleeps. Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time.
After landing, you can easily arrange a taxi or airport transfer to your accommodation, where you can check in and relax after your journey. You won't have any trouble exchanging money at the currency exchange offices, which are commonly found at the airport and all over the city. It's just as easy to buy a SIM card - the simplest way is to stop by a 7-Eleven or at the airport, where they can activate it for you in just a few minutes.
- Transport: The best option is to download Grab (similar to Uber) or Bolt. You just enter your destination, see the price in advance, and don't have to worry about haggling or language barriers. It works very reliably all over the city.
An evening stroll through the illuminated city and Lumpini Park.
A walk through Bangkok, to Chinatown, Lumphini Park where monitor lizards roam freely, and a night market for dinner. Plenty of street food everywhere, don't be afraid to try it.
Lumphini Park is the green heart of vibrant Bangkok, where you can forget for a moment that you're in the middle of a busy metropolis. Amidst the palm trees, lakes, and peaceful paths, you might run into monitor lizards, join the locals for some morning tai-chi, or just soak in the silence at sunset. It's a place where nature meets city energy – the perfect getaway and an authentic experience all in one.
Patpong Night Market in Bangkok is a place where the night comes alive with colors, lights, and constant bustle. Between stalls full of souvenirs, clothes, and surprising curiosities, you'll experience the true atmosphere of Bangkok's nightlife. The smell of street food, loud haggling over prices, and the pulsating energy of the surrounding bars make Patpong an experience you won't soon forget.
A walk through the park, a scale model of Bangkok, local restaurants and cafes. A foot massage in the city. The last day in the concrete jungle. If you don't want to walk, you can take the subway or a taxi.
A park with a miniature model of all of Bangkok. Benchakitti Park in Bangkok is a modern oasis of calm where nature perfectly blends with a skyline of skyscrapers. Walk along the wooden paths over the water, enjoy a bike ride, or just take in the sunset reflecting on the lake surface. It’s the perfect place to take a break from the city bustle while soaking up its unique atmosphere.
Great places to eat. The Bang Rak district in Bangkok is a fascinating mix of tradition and modern life, where you'll discover something new on every corner. Taste legendary street food, walk along the Chao Phraya River, and soak up the authentic atmosphere of local life. Bang Rak is a place where history meets a vibrant present – perfect for anyone wanting to experience the real Bangkok away from tourist clichés.
A domestic flight to Phuket awaits you. From there, rent a scooter or take a taxi to your hotel. Visit a sunset point and check out the local markets for dinner. Domestic flight.
Get to the airport by taxi. Your flight tickets are included in the price, and we'll email them to you at least 8 hours before departure (as soon as we've checked you in). So, you don't need to worry about the tickets.
You can rent a scooter near the airport or there are plenty of taxis. Look for a rental place on Google Maps, but be careful: don't leave your passport, it's better to provide a cash deposit instead.
A beautiful sunset walk. Promthep Cape on Phuket island is one of the most stunning spots in Thailand to watch the sunset. The cliffs dropping into the turquoise Andaman Sea and the endless horizon create scenery that will take your breath away. As the sun begins to sink into the ocean, the whole place is bathed in golden and orange hues – a moment you won't forget.
Big Buddha, beaches, local markets. Coconuts, mango sticky rice.
If you've rented a scooter, great, you're all set to go. If not, just get around today using taxis.
On the way to the Big Buddha, you can stop by the elephants; for a fee, you can take photos with them. The Big Buddha Phuket on the island of Phuket is an iconic spot that combines spiritual tranquility with breathtaking views. The giant white statue towers high above the landscape, offering a panoramic view of the entire island and the azure sea. The atmosphere of silence, the gentle breeze, and the sound of bells create a unique experience that will slow you down and completely absorb you for a while.
The nicest beach on Phuket, hidden behind a small bridge, with few tourists. Ao Yon Beach on Phuket island is a hidden paradise far from the crowded tourist beaches. The calm sea, fine sand, and minimal crowds create the perfect spot for relaxation and romantic moments. If you're looking for an authentic and peaceful atmosphere where you only hear the sound of the waves and the wind in the palms, Ao Yon Beach will charm you with its simple beauty.
Morning boat transfer to the Phi Phi islands, where cars and scooters are forbidden. It's a small island with beautiful beaches, and you can get everywhere on foot. It's best to book your boat tickets online at least 2 days in advance.
From Rassada Pier, take a boat to the Phi Phi Islands. Get your tickets at least 2 days in advance here.
Sunset views, local cafes, and evening markets in the city. Beautiful beaches for swimming. The Phi Phi Islands are among the most beautiful places in Thailand, where turquoise lagoons, white beaches, and dramatic limestone cliffs await you. Every view here looks like a postcard—from the iconic Maya Bay to viewpoints with breathtaking panoramas. It's a place where you can snorkel in crystal-clear water, discover hidden bays, and experience tropical paradise for yourself.
A beautiful view of the island. I recommend heading out for the sunset. Viewpoint 1 on the Phi Phi Islands is a great spot where you can enjoy a stunning view of the turquoise sea, white beaches, and green hills. It's an ideal stop while hiking to the higher viewpoints, where you can take a rest and snap some beautiful photos. The path to it is relatively short and easy, so most visitors can handle it. Plus, you'll already start feeling the atmosphere of a tropical paradise here, which will lure you to keep going.
A full-day boat trip around the Phi Phi islands, with plenty of stops for swimming, snorkeling, and a visit to the famous Maya Bay from the movie The Beach. You can book the trips right on the spot; there are tons of companies in the harbor offering them, and they all have pretty much the same prices and itineraries. Just pick one.
A beautiful beach where the movie "The Beach" starring Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed. Very touristy, swimming is prohibited, and there are small sharks living here. It's a protected cultural site.
Morning boat departure from Phi Phi islands to Krabi, rent a scooter there and head to the hotel.
From Ton Sai Pier, take a boat to the Phi Phi Islands. Get your tickets at least 2 days in advance here.
Just search for scooter rental on Google, there are plenty of them.
Krabi is the perfect destination for those who want to combine stunning nature, peace, and adventure. The area is famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise sea, and beaches like Railay Beach, which are among the most beautiful in the country. You can take trips to nearby islands, go rock climbing, snorkel, or just enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. Plus, Krabi offers a less crowded environment than some other Thai resorts, so you can relax a bit more here.
Visit the temple and the viewpoint at Tiger Cave. Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) is one of the most impressive spots in the Krabi region, blending a spiritual atmosphere with breathtaking views. The temple is best known for the climb up over 1,200 steps, where a panoramic view of the jungle, limestone mountains, and the sea awaits you at the top. The site has a strong Buddhist tradition and offers a peaceful, almost meditative vibe. A visit here is not just a physical challenge, but an unforgettable experience.
Hiking in Nong Thale National Park, local food markets, island hopping, and swimming at beautiful, quiet beaches.
A hike in Krabi National Park. Beautiful views. Nong Thale is the perfect spot for those looking to experience a quieter, more authentic side of Thailand away from the busy tourist hubs. The area is surrounded by nature, mountains, and a lagoon that offers stunning scenery and great conditions for relaxation. Nearby, you'll also find less crowded beaches where you can enjoy the sea in a peaceful atmosphere. Nong Thale is a perfect choice for unwinding, as well as a great base for exploring the surrounding Krabi area.
Full-day travel, flight from Krabi to Koh Samui and then by boat to Koh Phangan. Domestic flight, then a boat from Koh Samui to Koh Phangan.
Rent some scooters and head off on an adventure.
Rent a scooter. Local dinner and relaxation at the hotel. Ko Pha Ngan is an island that offers the perfect mix of fun, nature, and relaxation. It's famous for its legendary Full Moon Parties, but beyond the nightlife, you'll also find peaceful beaches, waterfalls, and tropical jungle. The island has a laid-back vibe and is ideal for partying, relaxing, or yoga and wellness retreats. Everyone can find their own slice of paradise here.
Exploring the island, beaches, viewpoints, massages. You can rent a scooter anywhere near the pier again; there are plenty of rental shops. Choose one that doesn't require your passport as a deposit. Check Google Maps reviews.
Beautiful viewpoint, few tourists, moderately challenging. Wat Phra That Pha Sorn Kaew (often referred to as Pha Sawan) is one of the most unique temples in Thailand thanks to its colorful and unusual architecture. It is located in the mountains of the Khao Kho region, offering magnificent views of the surrounding landscape, often shrouded in mist. The landmark features five large Buddha statues and mosaic stupas, which create an almost fairytale-like atmosphere. The place feels peaceful and spiritual, perfect for a stop and for admiring its unique beauty.
A pleasant beach. Chaloklum Beach is the perfect spot for those looking for peace and an authentic vibe away from the busy tourist hubs. Tucked away in a picturesque bay on the north side of Koh Phangan, it offers clear waters, soft sand, and stunning sunsets. The area has kept its traditional fishing village charm, so you'll get a real taste of Thailand here. It’s a great place to relax, swim, and spend quiet evenings by the sea.
Rent a scooter on Koh Tao and explore the beaches and the island. Koh Tao is one of the best places in Thailand for snorkeling and diving, thanks to its crystal-clear water and rich marine life. The island is smaller and quieter than nearby destinations, which gives it a nice, relaxed vibe. You'll find beautiful bays, viewpoints, and beaches perfect for relaxing. Koh Tao is perfect for both underwater adventures and a chill tropical vacation. You can rent a scooter at the port; there are plenty of rental shops. Look for ones that don't require your passport.
Scooter rental.
A beach for snorkeling and diving. Shark Bay is one of the best spots on the island of Koh Tao for snorkeling and observing marine life. The bay is known for the presence of small blacktip reef sharks, which are harmless to humans, and you can often spot sea turtles here as well. The water is calm and very clear, ensuring great visibility. In addition, Shark Bay offers a beautiful beach and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding.
A quieter beach for swimming. Ao Hin Wong is a hidden gem on the east coast of Koh Tao, perfect for those who love peace, quiet, and snorkeling. The bay is less visited, so you can enjoy the silence and beautiful nature without the crowds. Beneath the surface, healthy coral reefs and colorful marine life await you. Thanks to its eastern orientation, it's also a great spot for watching the sunrise.
A beautiful, peaceful beach for swimming. Sairee Beach is the liveliest and longest beach on the island of Koh Tao, perfect for a mix of relaxation and fun. During the day, you can enjoy swimming, the sun, and views of the turquoise sea; in the evening, the beach transforms into a hub of nightlife with bars and fire shows. Sairee is also a great spot for watching stunning sunsets. If you want to be at the center of the action and have everything within reach, it's the best choice on the island.
Morning departure from Koh Tao to Koh Samui by boat, renting a scooter at the Koh Samui pier, and heading to the accommodation.
Visiting the Big Buddha on Koh Samui. It sits on the water, a beautiful place. Wat Phra Yai (Big Buddha) is one of the most famous icons on the island of Koh Samui and is definitely worth a visit. The impressive golden Buddha statue, over 12 meters tall, looks majestic and offers beautiful views of the surrounding sea and coastline. The place has a strong spiritual atmosphere and provides a glimpse into Thai culture and Buddhist traditions. Plus, it's easily accessible and perfect as a short but impressive stop while exploring the island.
The best foot massage I've ever had, definitely give it a try. Bo Phut is one of the most pleasant areas on the island of Koh Samui, combining a traditional atmosphere with modern comfort. The biggest draw is Fisherman’s Village, where you'll find stylish restaurants, bars, and a popular night market. The beach in Bo Phut is quieter than in other parts of the island, perfect for relaxing. It’s a great place for evening strolls, good food, and a chilled-out holiday vibe.
Island hopping, viewpoints, beaches, local markets, food, souvenirs.
A great beach for swimming. Mae Nam Beach is an ideal choice for those looking for a quieter, less touristy spot on the island of Koh Samui. It offers a long stretch of fine sand, clear water, and beautiful views of the neighboring island of Koh Phangan. The atmosphere here is relaxed and authentic, free from large crowds and noisy parties. Mae Nam is a perfect place for relaxation, romantic walks, and watching the sunset.
Ocean view. Laem Ko Khat is one of the most interesting natural spots on the island of Koh Phangan thanks to a unique sandbar that connects the mainland to the small island of Koh Ma at low tide. You can walk “dry-shod” across the sea and enjoy an unusual experience. The area is also great for snorkeling, thanks to its rich underwater life. The peaceful atmosphere and beautiful nature make it an ideal place for both relaxation and exploration.
The nicest beach on Koh Samui. Taling Ngam is one of the quietest and most picturesque places on the island of Koh Samui. The area is famous for its stunning sunsets and views of the so-called "Five Islands" that rise out of the sea on the horizon. The beaches here are less crowded, perfect for relaxing and escaping the hustle and bustle of tourist centers. Taling Ngam offers an authentic, peaceful atmosphere and beautiful nature that will easily win you over.
Enjoying the last moments on the island. Beaches, swimming, local food, riding a scooter.
Swimming.
A beach with beautiful white sand. Coral Cove Beach is a small, hidden gem nestled between Chaweng and Lamai, offering peace and stunning scenery away from the main tourist crowds. With its crystal-clear water and rocky surroundings, it's perfect for snorkeling and exploring marine life. The beach has an intimate vibe and feels like a secret paradise. It's the ideal spot for those looking for tranquility, privacy, and an authentic tropical coast experience.
Domestic flight back to Bangkok. Adjust the program according to your departure time.
Domestic flight back to Bangkok.
Today, only your flight back home awaits you. Depending on your departure time, enjoy your final moments in Thailand, then head to the airport full of memories and fly back home.
Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight.
Thailand, Bangkok and 6 islands in 16 days. An unforgettable ride from start to finish. Perfect for lovers of water, sightseeing, and nature. From the big city to beaches, Buddhas, islands, and snorkeling. Boat trip to Maya Bay and the surrounding Phi Phi islands with snorkeling, climbing the thousand steps at the Tiger Cave Temple on Koh Samui, beautiful beaches on Koh Tao, and unforgettable views on Koh Phangan.
You arrive in Bangkok, a bustling metropolis full of contrasts, scents, and energy. After your long flight, you'll head to your accommodation to finally rest and recharge. The rest of the day is flexible—perfect for acclimatizing, taking a gentle walk around the area, and getting your first taste of Thailand's atmosphere. In the evening, you can hit the streets to soak up the local vibe at the night markets, try your first Thai specialties, and enjoy a city that never truly sleeps. Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time.
After landing, you can easily arrange a taxi or airport transfer to your accommodation, where you can check in and relax after your journey. You won't have any trouble exchanging money at the currency exchange offices, which are commonly found at the airport and all over the city. It's just as easy to buy a SIM card - the simplest way is to stop by a 7-Eleven or at the airport, where they can activate it for you in just a few minutes.
- Transport: The best option is to download Grab (similar to Uber) or Bolt. You just enter your destination, see the price in advance, and don't have to worry about haggling or language barriers. It works very reliably all over the city.
An evening stroll through the illuminated city and Lumpini Park.
A walk through Bangkok, to Chinatown, Lumphini Park where monitor lizards roam freely, and a night market for dinner. Plenty of street food everywhere, don't be afraid to try it.
Lumphini Park is the green heart of vibrant Bangkok, where you can forget for a moment that you're in the middle of a busy metropolis. Amidst the palm trees, lakes, and peaceful paths, you might run into monitor lizards, join the locals for some morning tai-chi, or just soak in the silence at sunset. It's a place where nature meets city energy – the perfect getaway and an authentic experience all in one.
Patpong Night Market in Bangkok is a place where the night comes alive with colors, lights, and constant bustle. Between stalls full of souvenirs, clothes, and surprising curiosities, you'll experience the true atmosphere of Bangkok's nightlife. The smell of street food, loud haggling over prices, and the pulsating energy of the surrounding bars make Patpong an experience you won't soon forget.
A walk through the park, a scale model of Bangkok, local restaurants and cafes. A foot massage in the city. The last day in the concrete jungle. If you don't want to walk, you can take the subway or a taxi.
A park with a miniature model of all of Bangkok. Benchakitti Park in Bangkok is a modern oasis of calm where nature perfectly blends with a skyline of skyscrapers. Walk along the wooden paths over the water, enjoy a bike ride, or just take in the sunset reflecting on the lake surface. It’s the perfect place to take a break from the city bustle while soaking up its unique atmosphere.
Great places to eat. The Bang Rak district in Bangkok is a fascinating mix of tradition and modern life, where you'll discover something new on every corner. Taste legendary street food, walk along the Chao Phraya River, and soak up the authentic atmosphere of local life. Bang Rak is a place where history meets a vibrant present – perfect for anyone wanting to experience the real Bangkok away from tourist clichés.
A domestic flight to Phuket awaits you. From there, rent a scooter or take a taxi to your hotel. Visit a sunset point and check out the local markets for dinner. Domestic flight.
Get to the airport by taxi. Your flight tickets are included in the price, and we'll email them to you at least 8 hours before departure (as soon as we've checked you in). So, you don't need to worry about the tickets.
You can rent a scooter near the airport or there are plenty of taxis. Look for a rental place on Google Maps, but be careful: don't leave your passport, it's better to provide a cash deposit instead.
A beautiful sunset walk. Promthep Cape on Phuket island is one of the most stunning spots in Thailand to watch the sunset. The cliffs dropping into the turquoise Andaman Sea and the endless horizon create scenery that will take your breath away. As the sun begins to sink into the ocean, the whole place is bathed in golden and orange hues – a moment you won't forget.
Big Buddha, beaches, local markets. Coconuts, mango sticky rice.
If you've rented a scooter, great, you're all set to go. If not, just get around today using taxis.
On the way to the Big Buddha, you can stop by the elephants; for a fee, you can take photos with them. The Big Buddha Phuket on the island of Phuket is an iconic spot that combines spiritual tranquility with breathtaking views. The giant white statue towers high above the landscape, offering a panoramic view of the entire island and the azure sea. The atmosphere of silence, the gentle breeze, and the sound of bells create a unique experience that will slow you down and completely absorb you for a while.
The nicest beach on Phuket, hidden behind a small bridge, with few tourists. Ao Yon Beach on Phuket island is a hidden paradise far from the crowded tourist beaches. The calm sea, fine sand, and minimal crowds create the perfect spot for relaxation and romantic moments. If you're looking for an authentic and peaceful atmosphere where you only hear the sound of the waves and the wind in the palms, Ao Yon Beach will charm you with its simple beauty.
Morning boat transfer to the Phi Phi islands, where cars and scooters are forbidden. It's a small island with beautiful beaches, and you can get everywhere on foot. It's best to book your boat tickets online at least 2 days in advance.
From Rassada Pier, take a boat to the Phi Phi Islands. Get your tickets at least 2 days in advance here.
Sunset views, local cafes, and evening markets in the city. Beautiful beaches for swimming. The Phi Phi Islands are among the most beautiful places in Thailand, where turquoise lagoons, white beaches, and dramatic limestone cliffs await you. Every view here looks like a postcard—from the iconic Maya Bay to viewpoints with breathtaking panoramas. It's a place where you can snorkel in crystal-clear water, discover hidden bays, and experience tropical paradise for yourself.
A beautiful view of the island. I recommend heading out for the sunset. Viewpoint 1 on the Phi Phi Islands is a great spot where you can enjoy a stunning view of the turquoise sea, white beaches, and green hills. It's an ideal stop while hiking to the higher viewpoints, where you can take a rest and snap some beautiful photos. The path to it is relatively short and easy, so most visitors can handle it. Plus, you'll already start feeling the atmosphere of a tropical paradise here, which will lure you to keep going.
A full-day boat trip around the Phi Phi islands, with plenty of stops for swimming, snorkeling, and a visit to the famous Maya Bay from the movie The Beach. You can book the trips right on the spot; there are tons of companies in the harbor offering them, and they all have pretty much the same prices and itineraries. Just pick one.
A beautiful beach where the movie "The Beach" starring Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed. Very touristy, swimming is prohibited, and there are small sharks living here. It's a protected cultural site.
Morning boat departure from Phi Phi islands to Krabi, rent a scooter there and head to the hotel.
From Ton Sai Pier, take a boat to the Phi Phi Islands. Get your tickets at least 2 days in advance here.
Just search for scooter rental on Google, there are plenty of them.
Krabi is the perfect destination for those who want to combine stunning nature, peace, and adventure. The area is famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise sea, and beaches like Railay Beach, which are among the most beautiful in the country. You can take trips to nearby islands, go rock climbing, snorkel, or just enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. Plus, Krabi offers a less crowded environment than some other Thai resorts, so you can relax a bit more here.
Visit the temple and the viewpoint at Tiger Cave. Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) is one of the most impressive spots in the Krabi region, blending a spiritual atmosphere with breathtaking views. The temple is best known for the climb up over 1,200 steps, where a panoramic view of the jungle, limestone mountains, and the sea awaits you at the top. The site has a strong Buddhist tradition and offers a peaceful, almost meditative vibe. A visit here is not just a physical challenge, but an unforgettable experience.
Hiking in Nong Thale National Park, local food markets, island hopping, and swimming at beautiful, quiet beaches.
A hike in Krabi National Park. Beautiful views. Nong Thale is the perfect spot for those looking to experience a quieter, more authentic side of Thailand away from the busy tourist hubs. The area is surrounded by nature, mountains, and a lagoon that offers stunning scenery and great conditions for relaxation. Nearby, you'll also find less crowded beaches where you can enjoy the sea in a peaceful atmosphere. Nong Thale is a perfect choice for unwinding, as well as a great base for exploring the surrounding Krabi area.
Full-day travel, flight from Krabi to Koh Samui and then by boat to Koh Phangan. Domestic flight, then a boat from Koh Samui to Koh Phangan.
Rent some scooters and head off on an adventure.
Rent a scooter. Local dinner and relaxation at the hotel. Ko Pha Ngan is an island that offers the perfect mix of fun, nature, and relaxation. It's famous for its legendary Full Moon Parties, but beyond the nightlife, you'll also find peaceful beaches, waterfalls, and tropical jungle. The island has a laid-back vibe and is ideal for partying, relaxing, or yoga and wellness retreats. Everyone can find their own slice of paradise here.
Exploring the island, beaches, viewpoints, massages. You can rent a scooter anywhere near the pier again; there are plenty of rental shops. Choose one that doesn't require your passport as a deposit. Check Google Maps reviews.
Beautiful viewpoint, few tourists, moderately challenging. Wat Phra That Pha Sorn Kaew (often referred to as Pha Sawan) is one of the most unique temples in Thailand thanks to its colorful and unusual architecture. It is located in the mountains of the Khao Kho region, offering magnificent views of the surrounding landscape, often shrouded in mist. The landmark features five large Buddha statues and mosaic stupas, which create an almost fairytale-like atmosphere. The place feels peaceful and spiritual, perfect for a stop and for admiring its unique beauty.
A pleasant beach. Chaloklum Beach is the perfect spot for those looking for peace and an authentic vibe away from the busy tourist hubs. Tucked away in a picturesque bay on the north side of Koh Phangan, it offers clear waters, soft sand, and stunning sunsets. The area has kept its traditional fishing village charm, so you'll get a real taste of Thailand here. It’s a great place to relax, swim, and spend quiet evenings by the sea.
Rent a scooter on Koh Tao and explore the beaches and the island. Koh Tao is one of the best places in Thailand for snorkeling and diving, thanks to its crystal-clear water and rich marine life. The island is smaller and quieter than nearby destinations, which gives it a nice, relaxed vibe. You'll find beautiful bays, viewpoints, and beaches perfect for relaxing. Koh Tao is perfect for both underwater adventures and a chill tropical vacation. You can rent a scooter at the port; there are plenty of rental shops. Look for ones that don't require your passport.
Scooter rental.
A beach for snorkeling and diving. Shark Bay is one of the best spots on the island of Koh Tao for snorkeling and observing marine life. The bay is known for the presence of small blacktip reef sharks, which are harmless to humans, and you can often spot sea turtles here as well. The water is calm and very clear, ensuring great visibility. In addition, Shark Bay offers a beautiful beach and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding.
A quieter beach for swimming. Ao Hin Wong is a hidden gem on the east coast of Koh Tao, perfect for those who love peace, quiet, and snorkeling. The bay is less visited, so you can enjoy the silence and beautiful nature without the crowds. Beneath the surface, healthy coral reefs and colorful marine life await you. Thanks to its eastern orientation, it's also a great spot for watching the sunrise.
A beautiful, peaceful beach for swimming. Sairee Beach is the liveliest and longest beach on the island of Koh Tao, perfect for a mix of relaxation and fun. During the day, you can enjoy swimming, the sun, and views of the turquoise sea; in the evening, the beach transforms into a hub of nightlife with bars and fire shows. Sairee is also a great spot for watching stunning sunsets. If you want to be at the center of the action and have everything within reach, it's the best choice on the island.
Morning departure from Koh Tao to Koh Samui by boat, renting a scooter at the Koh Samui pier, and heading to the accommodation.
Visiting the Big Buddha on Koh Samui. It sits on the water, a beautiful place. Wat Phra Yai (Big Buddha) is one of the most famous icons on the island of Koh Samui and is definitely worth a visit. The impressive golden Buddha statue, over 12 meters tall, looks majestic and offers beautiful views of the surrounding sea and coastline. The place has a strong spiritual atmosphere and provides a glimpse into Thai culture and Buddhist traditions. Plus, it's easily accessible and perfect as a short but impressive stop while exploring the island.
The best foot massage I've ever had, definitely give it a try. Bo Phut is one of the most pleasant areas on the island of Koh Samui, combining a traditional atmosphere with modern comfort. The biggest draw is Fisherman’s Village, where you'll find stylish restaurants, bars, and a popular night market. The beach in Bo Phut is quieter than in other parts of the island, perfect for relaxing. It’s a great place for evening strolls, good food, and a chilled-out holiday vibe.
Island hopping, viewpoints, beaches, local markets, food, souvenirs.
A great beach for swimming. Mae Nam Beach is an ideal choice for those looking for a quieter, less touristy spot on the island of Koh Samui. It offers a long stretch of fine sand, clear water, and beautiful views of the neighboring island of Koh Phangan. The atmosphere here is relaxed and authentic, free from large crowds and noisy parties. Mae Nam is a perfect place for relaxation, romantic walks, and watching the sunset.
Ocean view. Laem Ko Khat is one of the most interesting natural spots on the island of Koh Phangan thanks to a unique sandbar that connects the mainland to the small island of Koh Ma at low tide. You can walk “dry-shod” across the sea and enjoy an unusual experience. The area is also great for snorkeling, thanks to its rich underwater life. The peaceful atmosphere and beautiful nature make it an ideal place for both relaxation and exploration.
The nicest beach on Koh Samui. Taling Ngam is one of the quietest and most picturesque places on the island of Koh Samui. The area is famous for its stunning sunsets and views of the so-called "Five Islands" that rise out of the sea on the horizon. The beaches here are less crowded, perfect for relaxing and escaping the hustle and bustle of tourist centers. Taling Ngam offers an authentic, peaceful atmosphere and beautiful nature that will easily win you over.
Enjoying the last moments on the island. Beaches, swimming, local food, riding a scooter.
Swimming.
A beach with beautiful white sand. Coral Cove Beach is a small, hidden gem nestled between Chaweng and Lamai, offering peace and stunning scenery away from the main tourist crowds. With its crystal-clear water and rocky surroundings, it's perfect for snorkeling and exploring marine life. The beach has an intimate vibe and feels like a secret paradise. It's the ideal spot for those looking for tranquility, privacy, and an authentic tropical coast experience.
Domestic flight back to Bangkok. Adjust the program according to your departure time.
Domestic flight back to Bangkok.
Today, only your flight back home awaits you. Depending on your departure time, enjoy your final moments in Thailand, then head to the airport full of memories and fly back home.
Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight.
itinerary by Daniela Treglerova
Thailand, Bangkok and 6 islands in 16 days. An unforgettable ride from start to finish. Perfect for lovers of water, sightseeing, and nature. From the big city to beaches, Buddhas, islands, and snorkeling. Boat trip to Maya Bay and the surrounding Phi Phi islands with snorkeling, climbing the thousand steps at the Tiger Cave Temple on Koh Samui, beautiful beaches on Koh Tao, and unforgettable views on Koh Phangan.
You arrive in Bangkok, a bustling metropolis full of contrasts, scents, and energy. After your long flight, you'll head to your accommodation to finally rest and recharge. The rest of the day is flexible—perfect for acclimatizing, taking a gentle walk around the area, and getting your first taste of Thailand's atmosphere. In the evening, you can hit the streets to soak up the local vibe at the night markets, try your first Thai specialties, and enjoy a city that never truly sleeps. Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time.
After landing, you can easily arrange a taxi or airport transfer to your accommodation, where you can check in and relax after your journey. You won't have any trouble exchanging money at the currency exchange offices, which are commonly found at the airport and all over the city. It's just as easy to buy a SIM card - the simplest way is to stop by a 7-Eleven or at the airport, where they can activate it for you in just a few minutes.
- Transport: The best option is to download Grab (similar to Uber) or Bolt. You just enter your destination, see the price in advance, and don't have to worry about haggling or language barriers. It works very reliably all over the city.
An evening stroll through the illuminated city and Lumpini Park.
A walk through Bangkok, to Chinatown, Lumphini Park where monitor lizards roam freely, and a night market for dinner. Plenty of street food everywhere, don't be afraid to try it.
Lumphini Park is the green heart of vibrant Bangkok, where you can forget for a moment that you're in the middle of a busy metropolis. Amidst the palm trees, lakes, and peaceful paths, you might run into monitor lizards, join the locals for some morning tai-chi, or just soak in the silence at sunset. It's a place where nature meets city energy – the perfect getaway and an authentic experience all in one.
Patpong Night Market in Bangkok is a place where the night comes alive with colors, lights, and constant bustle. Between stalls full of souvenirs, clothes, and surprising curiosities, you'll experience the true atmosphere of Bangkok's nightlife. The smell of street food, loud haggling over prices, and the pulsating energy of the surrounding bars make Patpong an experience you won't soon forget.
A walk through the park, a scale model of Bangkok, local restaurants and cafes. A foot massage in the city. The last day in the concrete jungle. If you don't want to walk, you can take the subway or a taxi.
A park with a miniature model of all of Bangkok. Benchakitti Park in Bangkok is a modern oasis of calm where nature perfectly blends with a skyline of skyscrapers. Walk along the wooden paths over the water, enjoy a bike ride, or just take in the sunset reflecting on the lake surface. It’s the perfect place to take a break from the city bustle while soaking up its unique atmosphere.
Great places to eat. The Bang Rak district in Bangkok is a fascinating mix of tradition and modern life, where you'll discover something new on every corner. Taste legendary street food, walk along the Chao Phraya River, and soak up the authentic atmosphere of local life. Bang Rak is a place where history meets a vibrant present – perfect for anyone wanting to experience the real Bangkok away from tourist clichés.
A domestic flight to Phuket awaits you. From there, rent a scooter or take a taxi to your hotel. Visit a sunset point and check out the local markets for dinner. Domestic flight.
Get to the airport by taxi. Your flight tickets are included in the price, and we'll email them to you at least 8 hours before departure (as soon as we've checked you in). So, you don't need to worry about the tickets.
You can rent a scooter near the airport or there are plenty of taxis. Look for a rental place on Google Maps, but be careful: don't leave your passport, it's better to provide a cash deposit instead.
A beautiful sunset walk. Promthep Cape on Phuket island is one of the most stunning spots in Thailand to watch the sunset. The cliffs dropping into the turquoise Andaman Sea and the endless horizon create scenery that will take your breath away. As the sun begins to sink into the ocean, the whole place is bathed in golden and orange hues – a moment you won't forget.
Big Buddha, beaches, local markets. Coconuts, mango sticky rice.
If you've rented a scooter, great, you're all set to go. If not, just get around today using taxis.
On the way to the Big Buddha, you can stop by the elephants; for a fee, you can take photos with them. The Big Buddha Phuket on the island of Phuket is an iconic spot that combines spiritual tranquility with breathtaking views. The giant white statue towers high above the landscape, offering a panoramic view of the entire island and the azure sea. The atmosphere of silence, the gentle breeze, and the sound of bells create a unique experience that will slow you down and completely absorb you for a while.
The nicest beach on Phuket, hidden behind a small bridge, with few tourists. Ao Yon Beach on Phuket island is a hidden paradise far from the crowded tourist beaches. The calm sea, fine sand, and minimal crowds create the perfect spot for relaxation and romantic moments. If you're looking for an authentic and peaceful atmosphere where you only hear the sound of the waves and the wind in the palms, Ao Yon Beach will charm you with its simple beauty.
Morning boat transfer to the Phi Phi islands, where cars and scooters are forbidden. It's a small island with beautiful beaches, and you can get everywhere on foot. It's best to book your boat tickets online at least 2 days in advance.
From Rassada Pier, take a boat to the Phi Phi Islands. Get your tickets at least 2 days in advance here.
Sunset views, local cafes, and evening markets in the city. Beautiful beaches for swimming. The Phi Phi Islands are among the most beautiful places in Thailand, where turquoise lagoons, white beaches, and dramatic limestone cliffs await you. Every view here looks like a postcard—from the iconic Maya Bay to viewpoints with breathtaking panoramas. It's a place where you can snorkel in crystal-clear water, discover hidden bays, and experience tropical paradise for yourself.
A beautiful view of the island. I recommend heading out for the sunset. Viewpoint 1 on the Phi Phi Islands is a great spot where you can enjoy a stunning view of the turquoise sea, white beaches, and green hills. It's an ideal stop while hiking to the higher viewpoints, where you can take a rest and snap some beautiful photos. The path to it is relatively short and easy, so most visitors can handle it. Plus, you'll already start feeling the atmosphere of a tropical paradise here, which will lure you to keep going.
A full-day boat trip around the Phi Phi islands, with plenty of stops for swimming, snorkeling, and a visit to the famous Maya Bay from the movie The Beach. You can book the trips right on the spot; there are tons of companies in the harbor offering them, and they all have pretty much the same prices and itineraries. Just pick one.
A beautiful beach where the movie "The Beach" starring Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed. Very touristy, swimming is prohibited, and there are small sharks living here. It's a protected cultural site.
Morning boat departure from Phi Phi islands to Krabi, rent a scooter there and head to the hotel.
From Ton Sai Pier, take a boat to the Phi Phi Islands. Get your tickets at least 2 days in advance here.
Just search for scooter rental on Google, there are plenty of them.
Krabi is the perfect destination for those who want to combine stunning nature, peace, and adventure. The area is famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise sea, and beaches like Railay Beach, which are among the most beautiful in the country. You can take trips to nearby islands, go rock climbing, snorkel, or just enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. Plus, Krabi offers a less crowded environment than some other Thai resorts, so you can relax a bit more here.
Visit the temple and the viewpoint at Tiger Cave. Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) is one of the most impressive spots in the Krabi region, blending a spiritual atmosphere with breathtaking views. The temple is best known for the climb up over 1,200 steps, where a panoramic view of the jungle, limestone mountains, and the sea awaits you at the top. The site has a strong Buddhist tradition and offers a peaceful, almost meditative vibe. A visit here is not just a physical challenge, but an unforgettable experience.
Hiking in Nong Thale National Park, local food markets, island hopping, and swimming at beautiful, quiet beaches.
A hike in Krabi National Park. Beautiful views. Nong Thale is the perfect spot for those looking to experience a quieter, more authentic side of Thailand away from the busy tourist hubs. The area is surrounded by nature, mountains, and a lagoon that offers stunning scenery and great conditions for relaxation. Nearby, you'll also find less crowded beaches where you can enjoy the sea in a peaceful atmosphere. Nong Thale is a perfect choice for unwinding, as well as a great base for exploring the surrounding Krabi area.
Full-day travel, flight from Krabi to Koh Samui and then by boat to Koh Phangan. Domestic flight, then a boat from Koh Samui to Koh Phangan.
Rent some scooters and head off on an adventure.
Rent a scooter. Local dinner and relaxation at the hotel. Ko Pha Ngan is an island that offers the perfect mix of fun, nature, and relaxation. It's famous for its legendary Full Moon Parties, but beyond the nightlife, you'll also find peaceful beaches, waterfalls, and tropical jungle. The island has a laid-back vibe and is ideal for partying, relaxing, or yoga and wellness retreats. Everyone can find their own slice of paradise here.
Exploring the island, beaches, viewpoints, massages. You can rent a scooter anywhere near the pier again; there are plenty of rental shops. Choose one that doesn't require your passport as a deposit. Check Google Maps reviews.
Beautiful viewpoint, few tourists, moderately challenging. Wat Phra That Pha Sorn Kaew (often referred to as Pha Sawan) is one of the most unique temples in Thailand thanks to its colorful and unusual architecture. It is located in the mountains of the Khao Kho region, offering magnificent views of the surrounding landscape, often shrouded in mist. The landmark features five large Buddha statues and mosaic stupas, which create an almost fairytale-like atmosphere. The place feels peaceful and spiritual, perfect for a stop and for admiring its unique beauty.
A pleasant beach. Chaloklum Beach is the perfect spot for those looking for peace and an authentic vibe away from the busy tourist hubs. Tucked away in a picturesque bay on the north side of Koh Phangan, it offers clear waters, soft sand, and stunning sunsets. The area has kept its traditional fishing village charm, so you'll get a real taste of Thailand here. It’s a great place to relax, swim, and spend quiet evenings by the sea.
Rent a scooter on Koh Tao and explore the beaches and the island. Koh Tao is one of the best places in Thailand for snorkeling and diving, thanks to its crystal-clear water and rich marine life. The island is smaller and quieter than nearby destinations, which gives it a nice, relaxed vibe. You'll find beautiful bays, viewpoints, and beaches perfect for relaxing. Koh Tao is perfect for both underwater adventures and a chill tropical vacation. You can rent a scooter at the port; there are plenty of rental shops. Look for ones that don't require your passport.
Scooter rental.
A beach for snorkeling and diving. Shark Bay is one of the best spots on the island of Koh Tao for snorkeling and observing marine life. The bay is known for the presence of small blacktip reef sharks, which are harmless to humans, and you can often spot sea turtles here as well. The water is calm and very clear, ensuring great visibility. In addition, Shark Bay offers a beautiful beach and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding.
A quieter beach for swimming. Ao Hin Wong is a hidden gem on the east coast of Koh Tao, perfect for those who love peace, quiet, and snorkeling. The bay is less visited, so you can enjoy the silence and beautiful nature without the crowds. Beneath the surface, healthy coral reefs and colorful marine life await you. Thanks to its eastern orientation, it's also a great spot for watching the sunrise.
A beautiful, peaceful beach for swimming. Sairee Beach is the liveliest and longest beach on the island of Koh Tao, perfect for a mix of relaxation and fun. During the day, you can enjoy swimming, the sun, and views of the turquoise sea; in the evening, the beach transforms into a hub of nightlife with bars and fire shows. Sairee is also a great spot for watching stunning sunsets. If you want to be at the center of the action and have everything within reach, it's the best choice on the island.
Morning departure from Koh Tao to Koh Samui by boat, renting a scooter at the Koh Samui pier, and heading to the accommodation.
Visiting the Big Buddha on Koh Samui. It sits on the water, a beautiful place. Wat Phra Yai (Big Buddha) is one of the most famous icons on the island of Koh Samui and is definitely worth a visit. The impressive golden Buddha statue, over 12 meters tall, looks majestic and offers beautiful views of the surrounding sea and coastline. The place has a strong spiritual atmosphere and provides a glimpse into Thai culture and Buddhist traditions. Plus, it's easily accessible and perfect as a short but impressive stop while exploring the island.
The best foot massage I've ever had, definitely give it a try. Bo Phut is one of the most pleasant areas on the island of Koh Samui, combining a traditional atmosphere with modern comfort. The biggest draw is Fisherman’s Village, where you'll find stylish restaurants, bars, and a popular night market. The beach in Bo Phut is quieter than in other parts of the island, perfect for relaxing. It’s a great place for evening strolls, good food, and a chilled-out holiday vibe.
Island hopping, viewpoints, beaches, local markets, food, souvenirs.
A great beach for swimming. Mae Nam Beach is an ideal choice for those looking for a quieter, less touristy spot on the island of Koh Samui. It offers a long stretch of fine sand, clear water, and beautiful views of the neighboring island of Koh Phangan. The atmosphere here is relaxed and authentic, free from large crowds and noisy parties. Mae Nam is a perfect place for relaxation, romantic walks, and watching the sunset.
Ocean view. Laem Ko Khat is one of the most interesting natural spots on the island of Koh Phangan thanks to a unique sandbar that connects the mainland to the small island of Koh Ma at low tide. You can walk “dry-shod” across the sea and enjoy an unusual experience. The area is also great for snorkeling, thanks to its rich underwater life. The peaceful atmosphere and beautiful nature make it an ideal place for both relaxation and exploration.
The nicest beach on Koh Samui. Taling Ngam is one of the quietest and most picturesque places on the island of Koh Samui. The area is famous for its stunning sunsets and views of the so-called "Five Islands" that rise out of the sea on the horizon. The beaches here are less crowded, perfect for relaxing and escaping the hustle and bustle of tourist centers. Taling Ngam offers an authentic, peaceful atmosphere and beautiful nature that will easily win you over.
Enjoying the last moments on the island. Beaches, swimming, local food, riding a scooter.
Swimming.
A beach with beautiful white sand. Coral Cove Beach is a small, hidden gem nestled between Chaweng and Lamai, offering peace and stunning scenery away from the main tourist crowds. With its crystal-clear water and rocky surroundings, it's perfect for snorkeling and exploring marine life. The beach has an intimate vibe and feels like a secret paradise. It's the ideal spot for those looking for tranquility, privacy, and an authentic tropical coast experience.
Domestic flight back to Bangkok. Adjust the program according to your departure time.
Domestic flight back to Bangkok.
Today, only your flight back home awaits you. Depending on your departure time, enjoy your final moments in Thailand, then head to the airport full of memories and fly back home.
Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight.
Thailand, Bangkok and 6 islands in 16 days. An unforgettable ride from start to finish. Perfect for lovers of water, sightseeing, and nature. From the big city to beaches, Buddhas, islands, and snorkeling. Boat trip to Maya Bay and the surrounding Phi Phi islands with snorkeling, climbing the thousand steps at the Tiger Cave Temple on Koh Samui, beautiful beaches on Koh Tao, and unforgettable views on Koh Phangan.
You arrive in Bangkok, a bustling metropolis full of contrasts, scents, and energy. After your long flight, you'll head to your accommodation to finally rest and recharge. The rest of the day is flexible—perfect for acclimatizing, taking a gentle walk around the area, and getting your first taste of Thailand's atmosphere. In the evening, you can hit the streets to soak up the local vibe at the night markets, try your first Thai specialties, and enjoy a city that never truly sleeps. Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time.
After landing, you can easily arrange a taxi or airport transfer to your accommodation, where you can check in and relax after your journey. You won't have any trouble exchanging money at the currency exchange offices, which are commonly found at the airport and all over the city. It's just as easy to buy a SIM card - the simplest way is to stop by a 7-Eleven or at the airport, where they can activate it for you in just a few minutes.
- Transport: The best option is to download Grab (similar to Uber) or Bolt. You just enter your destination, see the price in advance, and don't have to worry about haggling or language barriers. It works very reliably all over the city.
An evening stroll through the illuminated city and Lumpini Park.
A walk through Bangkok, to Chinatown, Lumphini Park where monitor lizards roam freely, and a night market for dinner. Plenty of street food everywhere, don't be afraid to try it.
Lumphini Park is the green heart of vibrant Bangkok, where you can forget for a moment that you're in the middle of a busy metropolis. Amidst the palm trees, lakes, and peaceful paths, you might run into monitor lizards, join the locals for some morning tai-chi, or just soak in the silence at sunset. It's a place where nature meets city energy – the perfect getaway and an authentic experience all in one.
Patpong Night Market in Bangkok is a place where the night comes alive with colors, lights, and constant bustle. Between stalls full of souvenirs, clothes, and surprising curiosities, you'll experience the true atmosphere of Bangkok's nightlife. The smell of street food, loud haggling over prices, and the pulsating energy of the surrounding bars make Patpong an experience you won't soon forget.
A walk through the park, a scale model of Bangkok, local restaurants and cafes. A foot massage in the city. The last day in the concrete jungle. If you don't want to walk, you can take the subway or a taxi.
A park with a miniature model of all of Bangkok. Benchakitti Park in Bangkok is a modern oasis of calm where nature perfectly blends with a skyline of skyscrapers. Walk along the wooden paths over the water, enjoy a bike ride, or just take in the sunset reflecting on the lake surface. It’s the perfect place to take a break from the city bustle while soaking up its unique atmosphere.
Great places to eat. The Bang Rak district in Bangkok is a fascinating mix of tradition and modern life, where you'll discover something new on every corner. Taste legendary street food, walk along the Chao Phraya River, and soak up the authentic atmosphere of local life. Bang Rak is a place where history meets a vibrant present – perfect for anyone wanting to experience the real Bangkok away from tourist clichés.
A domestic flight to Phuket awaits you. From there, rent a scooter or take a taxi to your hotel. Visit a sunset point and check out the local markets for dinner. Domestic flight.
Get to the airport by taxi. Your flight tickets are included in the price, and we'll email them to you at least 8 hours before departure (as soon as we've checked you in). So, you don't need to worry about the tickets.
You can rent a scooter near the airport or there are plenty of taxis. Look for a rental place on Google Maps, but be careful: don't leave your passport, it's better to provide a cash deposit instead.
A beautiful sunset walk. Promthep Cape on Phuket island is one of the most stunning spots in Thailand to watch the sunset. The cliffs dropping into the turquoise Andaman Sea and the endless horizon create scenery that will take your breath away. As the sun begins to sink into the ocean, the whole place is bathed in golden and orange hues – a moment you won't forget.
Big Buddha, beaches, local markets. Coconuts, mango sticky rice.
If you've rented a scooter, great, you're all set to go. If not, just get around today using taxis.
On the way to the Big Buddha, you can stop by the elephants; for a fee, you can take photos with them. The Big Buddha Phuket on the island of Phuket is an iconic spot that combines spiritual tranquility with breathtaking views. The giant white statue towers high above the landscape, offering a panoramic view of the entire island and the azure sea. The atmosphere of silence, the gentle breeze, and the sound of bells create a unique experience that will slow you down and completely absorb you for a while.
The nicest beach on Phuket, hidden behind a small bridge, with few tourists. Ao Yon Beach on Phuket island is a hidden paradise far from the crowded tourist beaches. The calm sea, fine sand, and minimal crowds create the perfect spot for relaxation and romantic moments. If you're looking for an authentic and peaceful atmosphere where you only hear the sound of the waves and the wind in the palms, Ao Yon Beach will charm you with its simple beauty.
Morning boat transfer to the Phi Phi islands, where cars and scooters are forbidden. It's a small island with beautiful beaches, and you can get everywhere on foot. It's best to book your boat tickets online at least 2 days in advance.
From Rassada Pier, take a boat to the Phi Phi Islands. Get your tickets at least 2 days in advance here.
Sunset views, local cafes, and evening markets in the city. Beautiful beaches for swimming. The Phi Phi Islands are among the most beautiful places in Thailand, where turquoise lagoons, white beaches, and dramatic limestone cliffs await you. Every view here looks like a postcard—from the iconic Maya Bay to viewpoints with breathtaking panoramas. It's a place where you can snorkel in crystal-clear water, discover hidden bays, and experience tropical paradise for yourself.
A beautiful view of the island. I recommend heading out for the sunset. Viewpoint 1 on the Phi Phi Islands is a great spot where you can enjoy a stunning view of the turquoise sea, white beaches, and green hills. It's an ideal stop while hiking to the higher viewpoints, where you can take a rest and snap some beautiful photos. The path to it is relatively short and easy, so most visitors can handle it. Plus, you'll already start feeling the atmosphere of a tropical paradise here, which will lure you to keep going.
A full-day boat trip around the Phi Phi islands, with plenty of stops for swimming, snorkeling, and a visit to the famous Maya Bay from the movie The Beach. You can book the trips right on the spot; there are tons of companies in the harbor offering them, and they all have pretty much the same prices and itineraries. Just pick one.
A beautiful beach where the movie "The Beach" starring Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed. Very touristy, swimming is prohibited, and there are small sharks living here. It's a protected cultural site.
Morning boat departure from Phi Phi islands to Krabi, rent a scooter there and head to the hotel.
From Ton Sai Pier, take a boat to the Phi Phi Islands. Get your tickets at least 2 days in advance here.
Just search for scooter rental on Google, there are plenty of them.
Krabi is the perfect destination for those who want to combine stunning nature, peace, and adventure. The area is famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise sea, and beaches like Railay Beach, which are among the most beautiful in the country. You can take trips to nearby islands, go rock climbing, snorkel, or just enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. Plus, Krabi offers a less crowded environment than some other Thai resorts, so you can relax a bit more here.
Visit the temple and the viewpoint at Tiger Cave. Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) is one of the most impressive spots in the Krabi region, blending a spiritual atmosphere with breathtaking views. The temple is best known for the climb up over 1,200 steps, where a panoramic view of the jungle, limestone mountains, and the sea awaits you at the top. The site has a strong Buddhist tradition and offers a peaceful, almost meditative vibe. A visit here is not just a physical challenge, but an unforgettable experience.
Hiking in Nong Thale National Park, local food markets, island hopping, and swimming at beautiful, quiet beaches.
A hike in Krabi National Park. Beautiful views. Nong Thale is the perfect spot for those looking to experience a quieter, more authentic side of Thailand away from the busy tourist hubs. The area is surrounded by nature, mountains, and a lagoon that offers stunning scenery and great conditions for relaxation. Nearby, you'll also find less crowded beaches where you can enjoy the sea in a peaceful atmosphere. Nong Thale is a perfect choice for unwinding, as well as a great base for exploring the surrounding Krabi area.
Full-day travel, flight from Krabi to Koh Samui and then by boat to Koh Phangan. Domestic flight, then a boat from Koh Samui to Koh Phangan.
Rent some scooters and head off on an adventure.
Rent a scooter. Local dinner and relaxation at the hotel. Ko Pha Ngan is an island that offers the perfect mix of fun, nature, and relaxation. It's famous for its legendary Full Moon Parties, but beyond the nightlife, you'll also find peaceful beaches, waterfalls, and tropical jungle. The island has a laid-back vibe and is ideal for partying, relaxing, or yoga and wellness retreats. Everyone can find their own slice of paradise here.
Exploring the island, beaches, viewpoints, massages. You can rent a scooter anywhere near the pier again; there are plenty of rental shops. Choose one that doesn't require your passport as a deposit. Check Google Maps reviews.
Beautiful viewpoint, few tourists, moderately challenging. Wat Phra That Pha Sorn Kaew (often referred to as Pha Sawan) is one of the most unique temples in Thailand thanks to its colorful and unusual architecture. It is located in the mountains of the Khao Kho region, offering magnificent views of the surrounding landscape, often shrouded in mist. The landmark features five large Buddha statues and mosaic stupas, which create an almost fairytale-like atmosphere. The place feels peaceful and spiritual, perfect for a stop and for admiring its unique beauty.
A pleasant beach. Chaloklum Beach is the perfect spot for those looking for peace and an authentic vibe away from the busy tourist hubs. Tucked away in a picturesque bay on the north side of Koh Phangan, it offers clear waters, soft sand, and stunning sunsets. The area has kept its traditional fishing village charm, so you'll get a real taste of Thailand here. It’s a great place to relax, swim, and spend quiet evenings by the sea.
Rent a scooter on Koh Tao and explore the beaches and the island. Koh Tao is one of the best places in Thailand for snorkeling and diving, thanks to its crystal-clear water and rich marine life. The island is smaller and quieter than nearby destinations, which gives it a nice, relaxed vibe. You'll find beautiful bays, viewpoints, and beaches perfect for relaxing. Koh Tao is perfect for both underwater adventures and a chill tropical vacation. You can rent a scooter at the port; there are plenty of rental shops. Look for ones that don't require your passport.
Scooter rental.
A beach for snorkeling and diving. Shark Bay is one of the best spots on the island of Koh Tao for snorkeling and observing marine life. The bay is known for the presence of small blacktip reef sharks, which are harmless to humans, and you can often spot sea turtles here as well. The water is calm and very clear, ensuring great visibility. In addition, Shark Bay offers a beautiful beach and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding.
A quieter beach for swimming. Ao Hin Wong is a hidden gem on the east coast of Koh Tao, perfect for those who love peace, quiet, and snorkeling. The bay is less visited, so you can enjoy the silence and beautiful nature without the crowds. Beneath the surface, healthy coral reefs and colorful marine life await you. Thanks to its eastern orientation, it's also a great spot for watching the sunrise.
A beautiful, peaceful beach for swimming. Sairee Beach is the liveliest and longest beach on the island of Koh Tao, perfect for a mix of relaxation and fun. During the day, you can enjoy swimming, the sun, and views of the turquoise sea; in the evening, the beach transforms into a hub of nightlife with bars and fire shows. Sairee is also a great spot for watching stunning sunsets. If you want to be at the center of the action and have everything within reach, it's the best choice on the island.
Morning departure from Koh Tao to Koh Samui by boat, renting a scooter at the Koh Samui pier, and heading to the accommodation.
Visiting the Big Buddha on Koh Samui. It sits on the water, a beautiful place. Wat Phra Yai (Big Buddha) is one of the most famous icons on the island of Koh Samui and is definitely worth a visit. The impressive golden Buddha statue, over 12 meters tall, looks majestic and offers beautiful views of the surrounding sea and coastline. The place has a strong spiritual atmosphere and provides a glimpse into Thai culture and Buddhist traditions. Plus, it's easily accessible and perfect as a short but impressive stop while exploring the island.
The best foot massage I've ever had, definitely give it a try. Bo Phut is one of the most pleasant areas on the island of Koh Samui, combining a traditional atmosphere with modern comfort. The biggest draw is Fisherman’s Village, where you'll find stylish restaurants, bars, and a popular night market. The beach in Bo Phut is quieter than in other parts of the island, perfect for relaxing. It’s a great place for evening strolls, good food, and a chilled-out holiday vibe.
Island hopping, viewpoints, beaches, local markets, food, souvenirs.
A great beach for swimming. Mae Nam Beach is an ideal choice for those looking for a quieter, less touristy spot on the island of Koh Samui. It offers a long stretch of fine sand, clear water, and beautiful views of the neighboring island of Koh Phangan. The atmosphere here is relaxed and authentic, free from large crowds and noisy parties. Mae Nam is a perfect place for relaxation, romantic walks, and watching the sunset.
Ocean view. Laem Ko Khat is one of the most interesting natural spots on the island of Koh Phangan thanks to a unique sandbar that connects the mainland to the small island of Koh Ma at low tide. You can walk “dry-shod” across the sea and enjoy an unusual experience. The area is also great for snorkeling, thanks to its rich underwater life. The peaceful atmosphere and beautiful nature make it an ideal place for both relaxation and exploration.
The nicest beach on Koh Samui. Taling Ngam is one of the quietest and most picturesque places on the island of Koh Samui. The area is famous for its stunning sunsets and views of the so-called "Five Islands" that rise out of the sea on the horizon. The beaches here are less crowded, perfect for relaxing and escaping the hustle and bustle of tourist centers. Taling Ngam offers an authentic, peaceful atmosphere and beautiful nature that will easily win you over.
Enjoying the last moments on the island. Beaches, swimming, local food, riding a scooter.
Swimming.
A beach with beautiful white sand. Coral Cove Beach is a small, hidden gem nestled between Chaweng and Lamai, offering peace and stunning scenery away from the main tourist crowds. With its crystal-clear water and rocky surroundings, it's perfect for snorkeling and exploring marine life. The beach has an intimate vibe and feels like a secret paradise. It's the ideal spot for those looking for tranquility, privacy, and an authentic tropical coast experience.
Domestic flight back to Bangkok. Adjust the program according to your departure time.
Domestic flight back to Bangkok.
Today, only your flight back home awaits you. Depending on your departure time, enjoy your final moments in Thailand, then head to the airport full of memories and fly back home.
Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight.
