Holidays in Thailand

Welcome to Thailand's largest island! Phuket is especially popular with party-goers. Dive into the nightlife at its clubs and bars. Or visit one of the many floating markets. If you seek peace, relax on the sunny beaches or explore the colourful old town. 

Ko Samui is not only Thailand's second-largest island but also the "biggest coconut plantation." Sip on a coconut at the sandy beach and swim in the turquoise sea. In the afternoon, visit the Na Muang waterfall or the 12-metre-high Buddha statue at Wat Phra Yai temple.

Khao Lak is a nature lover's paradise with seven national parks, pristine beaches, waterfalls, and rainforests. Its 20-km coastline is perfect for a nature holiday. The villages of Khuk Khak, Bang Niang, and Nang Thong offer restaurants, bars, and markets for relaxation.

With warm, clear water and a fascinating underwater world, Thailand is a favourite for divers and snorkellers. There are over 300 dive sites in the country. Colourful corals and a variety of tropical fish make for an unforgettable experience. 

Temples offer insights into Buddhist traditions and are impressive works of art. Visiting a temple is a cultural must-do. Wat Mahathat in Sukhothai and Wat Chalong in Phuket are among the most remarkable temple complexes in Thailand. 

When the sun sets, it's time for Thailand's famous night markets. Come with an empty stomach and sample a variety of delicacies like Pad Thai and crab curry. Besides local food, you'll find clothing, artworks, and souvenirs. 

A holiday in Thailand isn’t complete without visiting its stunning islands. Khao Lak is ideal for the Similan and Surin Islands. From Phuket, easily reach the Phi Phi Islands, and from Ko Samui, head to Ko Tao. All islands feature crystal-clear waters and breathtaking landscapes.

Bangtao Beach on Phuket stretches over 5 kilometres and captivates with its white sandy beach. Colourful bars, beach clubs, water sports, and massage spots provide a wide range of activities when you're not in the water. 

Looking for a lively yet not overcrowded beach? Lamai Beach on Ko Samui is ideal. The numerous palm trees create a beautiful backdrop that enhances relaxation. Night owls can enjoy the bars and discos in the evening. 

As the name suggests, Sunset Beach in Khao Lak is perfect for enjoying the sunset. The beach is just a few hundred metres long and borders the Lamru National Park to the north. The lush nature highlights the beauty of this coastal stretch.