All our Ready-made itineraries guides for Thailand, in one place.
A route linking Chiang Mai, Pai, Mae Hong Son and Chiang Rai, with honest notes on the mountain roads, the burning season and how long each leg takes.
A practical island-hopping route for Thailand, built around ferry geography and the two coasts' opposite rain seasons, so you spend days on beaches.
A five-day honeymoon plan for two, built around privacy and pace: a quiet resort bay, a chartered longtail, a limestone lagoon by canoe, and slow sunsets.
A realistic two-week Thailand itinerary: Bangkok, Chiang Mai and one island group, with the internal flights to book and where to do nothing at the end.
The route that fits without rushing: three nights in Bangkok, three in the north, four on an island, and why a cheap domestic flight beats overland.
A five-day route through Thai religious art and history: the Grand Palace in Bangkok, the ruined capital at Ayutthaya, serene Buddhas, and Chiang Rai.
Five days built around food: Bangkok's Yaowarat street kitchens, a dawn market, a cooking class, northern noodle soup and fiery northeastern flavours.
A five-day plan for the Gulf side: Koh Samui's beaches and viewpoints, a day trip to Koh Phangan, a ferry to Koh Tao for diving, and a last beach day.
A five-day plan for the Andaman coast: Phuket's old town, a proper beach day, a hidden lagoon in Phang Nga Bay, a Phi Phi or Krabi island day, and Railay.
A realistic three-week Thailand itinerary: Bangkok, the north around Chiang Mai and Pai, and one island group, week by week, with what to leave out.
A five-day plan for the cooler north: old city temples, Doi Suthep, a genuine elephant sanctuary, a cooking class, and a day trip to Chiang Rai's temples.
A slower, smarter five-day Bangkok plan: the Grand Palace and river temples, canal longtails, Yaowarat street food, a rooftop night and a day trip.
A ready-made 10-day Thailand itinerary: temple-filled Bangkok, cultural Chiang Mai and a beach finale on Koh Samui, planned day by day.