Luxury Thailand Holidays 2025/2026

The best time to visit Thailand is between November and February, during its cool season when the temperatures are comfortable and rainfall remains low. Don’t worry though, temperatures can still reach the 30’s even in the cold season.

Thailand has 3 seasons influenced by its tropical and humid climate. Along with the cool season, there is the rainy season from May to October, and then the hot season from March to May. Whilst there are regional variances across the country, the temperatures in the centre and south of the country remain similar thanks to its equatorial location.

Learn more about the best time to visit for your holiday to Thailand.

Exploring Thailand’s cuisine and famous beaches are arguably the most notable activities to do here. Like enjoying local food tastings while exploring Bangkok’s historic “village of love” or taking part in an immersive cooking class in northern Thailand where you’ll visit a food market with a private chef and source your ingredients.

Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai are the obvious gateways to the north; Chiang Rai with its laid-back feel and Lanna culture and Chiang Mai which mixes old and new and hosts some of the country’s most colourful festivals.

However, you can also expect to spend days traversing ancient temples, cycling through the countryside and going waterfall hunting in the country's national parks.

From the energetic nightlife to jungle safaris there’s so much to do here in Thailand. When you get in touch, our travel specialists can help narrow down the best activities for your luxury Thailand holiday.

Depending on the distance, internal domestic flights are great for getting around Thailand, especially if you’re including cityscapes and beach resorts on your holiday.

However, if you’re looking to fully explore a specific region, we can arrange private transfers for you, as well as trains and ferries where necessary. There are also tuk-tuks available for shorter distances and day trips.

Thailand is an excellent luxury travel destination for families. Not only is it safe, warm and inviting, but this country radiates a vibrant energy kids love, and is packed full of family-fun adventures vetted by our travel specialists, like wildlife encounters and the best beaches for older and younger children.

Thailand’s also ideal for family holidays because all the regions are family-friendly, whether that’s lounging in one of Thailand’s holiday resorts or chasing ancient temples through Chiang Mai.

Absolutely! A luxury Thailand holiday is perfect for a honeymoon in so many ways. There are Thailand’s holiday resorts that line its epic beaches for those looking to disconnect and take advantage of the incredible snorkelling (refreshment in hand!).

It’s also a great destination for country-hopping and culture enthusiasts who want to make the most of Southeast Asia and visit Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. See how unique these countries are and revel in their enriching cultures.

You can also spend some time travelling Thailand, starting in Bangkok, and grabbing hold of every adventure as you make your way south. From Bangkok make your way to the famous Golden Triangle. Historically known for its role in the growth of the Opium trade, the region is probably best known for its beautiful landscapes. Mist-shrouded mountains, glistening paddy fields and hill tribes offer a stark contrast to bustling Bangkok. 

Alternatively, enjoy a tour through this fascinating country unwinding at one of Thailand’s renowned destination spas, coastal resorts or sanctuaries focusing on well-being and mindfulness.

There are direct flights to Bangkok from London Heathrow and Gatwick, as well as one-stop connecting flights from other major UK airports.

We recommend flying to Thailand from the UK with British Airways, Emirates Airlines and Etihad Airways.