Thailand is a must visit Asian destination. A kladiascope of colour, a tropical haven of endless beauty awaits you. Relax and unwind on soft sandy beaches and take a dip in the crystal clear blue sea. Take advantage of the kingdom’s huge diversity of shopping, sporting and adventure activities. Explore an ancient culture - spectacular temples, great monuments and golden palaces. Enjoy the delicious variety of Thai cuisine. Fresh fruits abound. Come, visit amazing Thailand. We await your arrival to the “Land of Smiles”.

Bangkok is one of Asia’s most modern and vibrant cities packed with things to see and do. The impressive treasure trove of sights for all visitors includes the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the “Temple of Dawn” and the Royal Palace compound. Cruise along the Chao Phraya river. One is simply spoilt for choice - Star class hotels, fine dining restaurants and many entertainment opportunities. Shop till you drop in luxury malls or bustling open-air markets. Pamper yourself with a Thai massage or a foot massage. Day tours to nearby attractions – take a tour to Kanchanaburi (Bridge over River Kwai), drive or take a river boat cruise to the ancient city of Ayutthaya with its impressive ruins.

Phuket is Thailand’s largest island. Spectacular scenery, stunning tropical sunsets and warm clear blue sea awaits you at Asia's most popular beach destination. Apart from soft sand beaches, off-shore smaller islands and coral reefs, the green and hilly interior of the island offers excellent opportunities for sightseeing and eco-adventure activities. Value hotel accommodation, gourmet restaurants, shopping, sports activities, nightlife and entertainment abound. Serenely cruise to see the mystical rock formations of Phang Nga Bay and Khao Sok National Park. Most popular resorts are Patong and Karon. Kata Noi is a quiet beach.  Getting there: Daily flights serve Phuket and then transfer by car.

Chiang Mai is the largest and most culturally significant city in northern Thailand. Located among the cooler climes of the highest mountains in Thailand. With its distinctly different character, Chiang Mai is a center for trade and a gateway to many interesting places. The city has long been a major centre for handcrafted goods (silk, cotton etc.) woodcarving and jewelry (particularly silver). Shop or just browse around the famous night market. Ancient temples, interesting architecture, spectacular scenery and friendly people abound. Many hotels boast of luxurious health spas. Getting there: Daily flights serve Chiang Mai.

Koh Samui (“Coconut Island”) is Thailands third largest island. Plentiful soft sand beaches, crystal clear blue sea and picturesque coconut plantations. The 55km ring road makes it convenient to travel around the island. The two most popular beaches are Chaweng and Lamai.  The tropical island haven has waterfalls, unusual rock formations and a giant Buddha statue. Great hotel accommodation, gourmet sea food, shopping, sports activities, nightlife and entertainment abound. Boat excursions can take visitors 30Km to Ang Thong National Marine Park. Plentiful diving, the best of which is in Koh Tao. Getting there: Daily flights serve the exotic Koh Samui (700Km south of Bangkok).

Pattaya is the most cosmopolitan beach city in South East Asia with a 3Km long sandy beach set in a beautiful soft sand bay. In close proximity to Bangkok (2hrs) it is very popular amongst all those wanting to relax and unwind. The famous “Walking Street” offers plenty of great entertainment. Specialty and fresh sea food restaurants, art, nightlife and a world class shopping mall, all add to the magic of Pattaya. Speed boat excursions to islands and water sports activities (jet skies, parasailing etc.) abound. Good choice of hotels and easy access to Jomtien beach too (4Km).   Getting there: From Bangkok airport/ city, transfer by coach to Pattaya is 2 hrs (160Km southeast of Bangkok).

Hua Hin and Cha-Am are located in the west side of the Gulf of Thailand. Hua Hin is Thailand’s oldest continuing beach resort, established over a century ago by the Thai royal family. A very easy going, relaxed destination that has grown up around an old fishing village which still maintains much of its original charm and character. Popular with couples and golfers (there are 9 top golf courses). The 1Km long sandy beach, the best of water sports, select dining and entertainment facilities present every opportunity for a most relaxing and delightful vacation. Cha Am, approx. 20Km north of Hua Hin is famous as a resort area with fine hotels and spas set among palms beside a long wide beach. Getting there: From Bangkok Airport/ city, transfer by coach to Hua Hin in 3 hrs (200Km south of Bangkok)), and to Cha Am it is 2.5 hrs (180Km south of Bangkok).

Krabi is located on the west, Andaman Sea coast, of south Thailand. This region is well known for its spectacular landscapes and is growing in popularity among international travelers. Nature here has created some of the most beautiful beaches, like “Phra Nang”, where the sand is white like icing sugar and the water crystal clear. There are giant rock formations ideal for climbing and several national parks too. The best are Hat Noppharat Thara, Ao Nang, Railay and the Ko Phi Phi National Park. Go see the Princess Cave, temple of Tiger Cave and Susan Hoi, shell fossil beach. Over 80 smaller islands such as Lanta islands or Koh Lanta, Phi Phi islands are havens for adventurers, scuba-divers, snorkelers and day-trippers from Phuket. Getting there: Daily flights serve Krabi airport.