Explore some of the very best of the Andaman Sea by this classic island hopping excursion the Fantastic Four: Chicken Island, Poda Island, Tup Island and Phra Nang Cave Beach. Each is remarkable by its own and offers great photo opportunity. Expect an expose to the sun, rich variety of corals and marine life, turquoise clear water and white powdery sand beaches. 

Doi Inthanon is the highest peak in Thailand and a true jewel of natural beauty, consisting of rugged mountainous terrain blanketed by tropical forests and dotted with majestic waterfalls.The main park entrance is about 70 km southwest from Chiang Mai city centre. Also known as "The Roof of Thailand", Doi Inthanon National Park covers an area of 482 km² in Chiang Mai province north of Thailand. The park is part of the Himalayan mountain range with elevations ranging between 800 and 2,565 metres above sea level. The highest peak at Doi Inthanon Mountain which is the highest mountain in Thailand.

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is the most important temple in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Built in the early 19th Buddhist century, the beauty of Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is marked by seven-headed serpent statues that line the stairs to the temple where a Chiang Saen style golden pagoda and all its exquisite Lanna architecture is situated. The view of Chiang Mai city from here is just phenomenal 
 

Enjoy a full day visit to Elephant Nature Park; a natural home and sanctuary for Thai elephants. You will learn about the rescued and orphaned elephants and their individual stories. You will have an opportunity to observe the incredible giants on the viewing platform as they roam the park with their family groups. No riding and bathing activities in the park so you can focus on spending a quality time observing and being with the herds. 

The Similan Islands are located in the Andaman Sea on the West coast of Southern Thailand. The Similan archipelago covers 140 sq.km's and consists of eleven islands: Koh Bangu, Koh Bon, Koh Ha, Koh Hin Pousar, Koh Huyong, Koh Meang, Koh Payan, Koh Payang, Koh Payu, Koh Similan, Koh Tachai, the eleventh island is now closed indefinately. The islands are world famous for some of the best scuba diving in Soputh East Asia. The islands are closed from mid May through to mid October each year.

Koh Bon, a small island on the southeastern coast of Phuket. Speedboats are not allowed to anchor at most of the beaches on this island, so the island is still a tropical hideaway, seemingly far away from the main tourist beaches and a great alternative for guests who want a more relaxed excursion by private long tail boat. Bon Island is stunning with its white sandy beaches and clear turquoise waters. The marine life that abounds off its coasts make it an excellent snorkeling spot.

Popular for its coral reefs, marine life's diversity, crystal clear turquoise water and finest white sand beaches, Surin Islands, an archipelago of five islands within Mu Koh Surin National Park, are one of the most famous snorkeling sites in the world and perhaps the best in Thailand. Other than snorkeling and swimming, we also visit the nomadic sea people's village called Moken and learn about the tribes. Various wildlife can be spotted such as monkeys, crabs, monitor lizards and local birds.

Treat yourself to a day in Phuket Town. Let yourself be immersed in the culture, and the flavors. The Sino-Portuguese city of Phuket is easy to explore and is full of exceptional places. The Blue Elephant Cooking School invites you to discover the local cuisine. The Cooking School has fully equipped facilities offering you the chance to put your hand to practicing Thai Cuisine. No matter if you are an amateur or a professional chef, the chefs here are passionate about their work and serious about providing high-quality lessons. 

Just 45 mins away by boat from Koh Samui lies Ang Thong National Marine Park, a fascinating archipelago of 42 or so islands scattered not far from each other, making them a breathtaking landscape. It features towering limestone mountains, thick jungle, white-sand beaches, waterfalls and hidden coves and lakes to explore. It has some of the most unusual and spectacular scenery in all of Thailand.It is home to a rich variety of exotic wildlife and sea creatures.

Located around three kilometers off the southern coast of Phuket, Coral Island is one of the most popular islands where coral formations can be found in abundance. From the beautiful coral beds next to its main beach making it easy for anyone to paddle around in the water with snorkel masks on. The island is a perfect place to relax and unwind, swim, snorkel, try the water sport activities or just collect seashells from the beach.

If you are an elephant lover and want to have an unforgettable experience with elephants on Koh Samui, visit the first elephant sanctuary on the island. Set on 10 acres of forest land, they offer a retirement home for elephants who have worked exhausting hours in the logging and tourism industries. Join the morning or afternoon program knowing you are supporting ethical elephant tourism and helping to make a difference. Feed, walk with, and observe the gentle giants as they roam, socialize, play in the swimming pool and enjoy themselves a peaceful life that they so deserve.

Pick-up from your hotel and transfer to Samui Elephant Sanctuary. You will be welcomed by experienced and passionate staff. Start with an introduction video to explain the objectives of the sanctuary and learn more about the reasons why elephants in Thailand need to be protected. Prepare food for the elephants with our own hands, followed by a meet and feed the elephants. This up close encounter is a magical experience and the elephants love their basket of treats. Walk with the elephants, stand back and observe as they express natural behavior such as foraging for food, bathing in the pool and playing in the mud pit. While the elephants enjoy themselves and roam free in the sanctuary, it is a great moment to observe their social interaction with one another. 

With over 200,000 people visiting Chatuchak Market every weekend, the Bangkok marketplace has become the World’s largest Weekend Market. The Market has over 15,000 stalls which are spread across 35 acres and 26 sections which range from Food, Art, Antiques, Fashion and much more!

Take a trip by long-tail boat on the picturesque Chao Phraya River and the canals of Thonburi on the east side of the river reveals a scene that offers a stark contrast to the frenzied activity of the modern metropolis of Bangkok. On the return journey, stop off at the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) whose towering spire has become an iconic symbol of Bangkok. 

This 90 minute program is a first of its kind experience in Thailand and takes ethical tourism to new heights. Explore a newly buily 500 metre long canopy walkway and observe 12 rescued elephants as they roam, bathe and socialize freely in in the jungle below. A personal guide will share the story of each elephant and provide interesting facts about the largest land mammal on earth.

The activity also includes an opportunity to get up close and feed some of the elephants. This is a unique way to interact with this amazing animal while ensuring everyone remains safe and the elephant is not harmed in any way.

Phuket Old Town is a charming blend of history, culture, and vibrant local life. Located in the heart of Phuket, Thailand, it boasts well-preserved Sino-Portuguese architecture, colorful shophouses, and colonial-era mansions. The town is a hub for exploring traditional Thai culture, with bustling markets, quaint cafes, and art galleries lining its narrow streets. Key attractions include Thalang Road, known for its Sunday Walking Street Market, and the ornate Jui Tui Shrine. Visitors can savor authentic local cuisine, discover unique handicrafts, and enjoy the relaxed, vintage atmosphere. Phuket Old Town offers a delightful escape, rich in history and modern creativity.