Our top Thailand tours and excursions

Skip the pad thai workshops for a cookery class with a difference, fully focused on the sweeter side of Thai cuisine.

It was during the age of Sukhothai that Thai culture as we know it was born.

Though it’s now part of Bangkok’s sprawling Chinatown, the first residents of Talad Noi were Portuguese Catholics who moved from Ayutthaya in the 18th century.

Start your trip with a language lesson, learning the basics of Thai and gaining the confidence to connect more deeply with the places and people you encounter.

Discover Thailand’s cosmopolitan roots on a tour of the Ayutthaya ruins, accompanied by art history expert Professor Chedha Tingsanchali.

Travel by longtail boat along the Chao Phraya River to discover Bang Pa-In summer palace, a former royal retreat just outside Ayutthaya.

Born during the wars with Burma in the 18th century, Muay Thai is known as the “Art of Eight Limbs” because it makes use of eight points of contact: fists, feet, knees and elbows.

Explore this manmade reservoir by day, or linger a little longer with an overnight stay in a floating lodge.

Trade Phuket's busy shores for a day on the water, exploring islands, beaches and coastal landscapes that are only accessible by boat.

Arrive at Wat Pho just as the resident monks are gathering for their morning chanting, making for a wonderfully atmospheric and peaceful start to the day.

Combine luxurious, safari-style tents with a world-class, animal-friendly elephant sanctuary – all set against the backdrop of the Thai rainforest – and you get one of our favorite wildlife experiences in Southeast Asia.

We work with several elephant sanctuaries that meet World Animal Protection guidelines, offering respectful, observation-based opportunities to learn about these remarkable animals.