Join Thailand’s warm and welcoming locals in their love of the country’s way of life. From blissful beaches to sacred monuments, contemporary comforts to traditional customs, Thailand is a colourful combination of character, cuisine and culture.
From Krabi to Koh Samui, Thailand offers both iconic beaches and hidden island escapes, with year-round sun and exceptional luxury resorts.
Thai cuisine is reason alone to visit, from spicy street food to fresh seafood. Delicious, fragrant dishes are served in remote villages, small family cafes and world-class resorts alike.
Bangkok energises with its contrasts; glide along the canals by boat before returning to the elegance and service of a five-star retreat
A warm Thai welcome is part of the experience. Gracious, smiling hosts ensure each stay feels genuinely relaxed and beautifully effortless.
Northern Thailand reveals a gentler pace, with misty hills, riverside retreats and wilderness waiting to be explored.
Absorb breathtaking scenery, from the lush jungles, misty mountains, remote villages and tranquil rice paddies, to the glistening coasts with waters lapping at the shores. Meander down the mighty Mekong River in a traditional long-tail boat, visit floating markets, take guided trips to the numerous national parks or witness amazing wildlife, including sighting elephants as they bathe in the river.
Unrivalled for exotic getaways, Thailand’s southern islands and beaches attract sun worshippers and watersports enthusiasts, while the dense northern jungles are a natural playground for trekkers and wildlife spotters.
By contrast, venture into the urban centres, where the streets are alive with a rich multifaceted personality, from laid-back Chiang Rai on the banks of the Kok River to the thriving capital, Bangkok. Enduringly popular with travellers, Thailand’s diverse destinations, ancient ruins, ornate palaces and temples, not to mention mouth-watering food, all combine to make this a perfect multi-centre holiday destination.
With a warm tropical climate year round, Thailand can be visited year-round. The dry seasons are experienced at different times on each coast with the south-west Andaman Sea coast usually best from November to March, and the Gulf Coast including Koh Samui with a March to October dry season. Variations can occur from year to year, and there can be rainy days at any time. Bangkok and the north of Thailand is generally cooler and drier from November to March, although in the rainy season there can be dry days and Thailand is less crowded.
Set on an 11-kilometre stretch of beach, The Sarojin is an independent boutique resort inspired by the Lady of Sarojin’s legendary hospitality. Its 56 residences and suites offer space, privacy and style, with balconies or gardens, some featuring private plunge or Jacuzzi pools.
This peaceful beachside retreat is situated on the northern coastline of Samui, on one of the island’s most sought-after beaches, Mae Nam.
Pimalai Resort & Spa commands a dramatic location in a secluded cove on the southwest coast of Koh Lanta. With just 121 suites and villas enveloped in 100 acres of rainforest-covered hills it is fronted by one of Thailand’s finest beaches.
On the island escape of Koh Yao Yai in picture-postcard Phang Nga Bay, Anantara Koh Yao Yai tempts with oversized suites and villas, impressive family facilities and opportunities for ocean exploration. Ideal for a long stay beach escape, or as part of a Thailand island-hopping itinerary, this is a truly memorable location with extraordinary views.
Rayavadee is set on the lush tropical Phranang Peninsula bordering the Krabi Marine National Park. Overlooking the Andaman Sea and surrounded by towering limestone cliffs, the resort is among the finest in Thailand.
Intimate and exclusive, Trisara rests on Phuket’s northwest coast overlooking a private bay. Its 63 pool villas and residences offer ocean views, Thai-inspired luxury, private pools and dedicated staff, while beachfront dining, a serene spa and watersport activities complete this elegant island sanctuary.