Pick how many days you have, and we have already built the plan for you, day by day.
5 days
A five-day plan for the cooler, slower north: old city temples and a monk chat, the climb to Doi Suthep, a morning at a genuine elephant sanctuary, a hands-on cooking class, and a day trip to Chiang Rai's artist-built temples.
Updated 12 August 2026
5 days
A slower, smarter five-day plan for Bangkok: the Grand Palace and river temples, canal longtails, Yaowarat street food, a rooftop night and a day trip to Ayutthaya or Amphawa.
Updated 29 July 2026
5 days
A five-day plan for the Andaman coast: Phuket's old Sino-Portuguese town, a proper beach day, paddling into a hidden lagoon in Phang Nga Bay, a Phi Phi or Krabi island day, and Railay's cliffside peninsula.
Updated 19 August 2026
5 days
A five-day plan for the Gulf side: Koh Samui's beaches and viewpoints, a day trip across to Koh Phangan, a ferry on to Koh Tao for diving and snorkelling, and a final unhurried beach day back on Samui.
Updated 26 August 2026
5 days
A five-day itinerary built entirely around the food: Bangkok's Yaowarat street kitchens, a dawn fresh market, a hands-on cooking class, Chiang Mai's northern noodle soup, and the pounded, fiery flavours of the northeast.
Updated 2 September 2026
5 days
A five-day route through Thai religious art and history: the Grand Palace and river temples in Bangkok, the ruined capital at Ayutthaya, an older capital's serene Buddhas, and the modern artist-built temples of Chiang Rai.
Updated 9 September 2026
10 days
A ready-made 10-day Thailand itinerary: temple-filled Bangkok, cool and cultural Chiang Mai, and a beach finale on Koh Samui, planned day by day with one wow moment each.
Updated 20 July 2026
Ten days is a comfortable minimum for combining Bangkok, the north and one island. Two weeks or more lets you add more islands or regions without rushing. We have ready-made itineraries for every trip length.
Cheap, fast domestic flights link Bangkok, the north and the islands, saving long bus rides. Ferries connect the islands, and within the cities you use tuk-tuks, taxis or Grab. In each itinerary we note the recommended connection.
The dry season, November to March, is the best time for most of the country, with pleasant weather and calm seas. April is very hot, and the monsoon (May to October) brings rain but greener scenery and lower prices.
Every itinerary is built day by day with recommended places, flight and ferry connections, travel times, areas to stay, cost estimates and on-the-ground tips, so you can set off with no extra planning.