Tours in Thailand
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Private Photoshoot in Koh Samui for Couples & Families
A tailored hour-long photoshoot across Koh Samui's best-looking backdrops—beaches, waterfalls, coastal vistas—shot by a photographer who knows the island. You'll discuss your preferred location after booking, get picked up from your hotel, and walk away with all raw frames plus 25 polished images within days. Designed to feel natural and unhurried rather than staged.

Bangkok Canal Longtail Boat Private Tour
This 4-hour private tour trades the main-river chaos for [Bangkok](/places/bangkok)'s quieter waterways, where your longtail boat slips past timber-frame houses and forgotten temples whilst your guide unpacks the city's layered past. You'll navigate both the Chao Phraya's grander stretches and the narrow khlong canals where locals still live as they have for generations, seeing gilded stupas and artist workshops most visitors miss. Hotel pickup and all entrance fees included.

Koh Rok and Koh Ha Private Boat Tour
Escape the crowded reef circuits on this private boat excursion to Koh Rok and Koh Ha, two remote islands sheltered within Mu Ko Lanta National Park south of Koh Lanta. Over six to eight hours, you'll navigate waters so transparent they reveal vibrant coral gardens and schools of tropical fish, with seasonal whale shark encounters a real possibility. These lesser-trafficked islands deliver the snorkelling quality of Thailand's famous spots without the tourist congestion, backed by powdery beaches and a peaceful pace.

Thai Cooking Class with Market Tour in Phuket by VJ
Learn to cook three or four classic Thai dishes in VJ's home kitchen, starting with a guided tour through a bustling local market where you'll discover the vegetables, herbs and flavours that define Thai cuisine. Over three hours, you'll master the fundamentals—including grinding curry paste from scratch using mortar and pestle—then sit down to eat what you've made. It's hands-on, intimate, and designed so you can replicate everything at home.

Bangkok All Michelin Food Journey by Tuk Tuk
When Em from our team ran this Bangkok food tour, we hopped between Yaowarat's packed lanes and Rattanakosin's quieter corners in a proper tuk-tuk, stopping at Michelin-recognised spots and hole-in-the-wall locals' favourites. Three hours sounds tight, but the guide threaded together the stories — why these dishes matter, how they're made, what makes each place special. It's less about ticking boxes and more about tasting your way through what Bangkok actually eats, day in, day out.

2026 Backstreet Bangkok Exploring the Cradle of Thai Cooking
When Charlie from our team ran this Bangkok food tour, we were hunting the roots of Thai cuisine in the city's oldest neighbourhood. Five hours of market stops, street stalls, working factories, and tucked-away restaurants showed us how flavour, history, and culture are woven together here. You're not just eating—you're tracing influence and tradition through the lanes where Bangkok's food story actually started. The guide ties it all together, moving at a pace that lets you absorb both the tastes and the layers beneath them.

Chiang Mai Trekking Tour Full day
An eight-hour trek through Chiang Mai's forested hills, combining mountain walking with cultural stops and a meal prepared by locals. You'll navigate varied terrain at a moderate pace, taking breaks at natural water features and rural villages. The day includes transport by air-conditioned vehicle, lunch featuring local dishes and fresh fruit, and basic travel insurance.

River Kwai Tour 2 Day from Hua Hin - Join Tour
A two-day expedition from Hua Hin tracking the River Kwai's wartime significance and natural beauty. You'll spend a night in a riverside guesthouse without grid power—candlelit dinners and morning birdsong replace electricity. Walk the infamous Hell Fire Pass, cross the legendary bridge, then drift downriver through jungle corridors. Meals included; expect basic comfort and genuine quiet.

Phi Phi Island To Phuket By Phi Phi Cruiser
Straightforward ferry crossing linking Phi Phi Island and Phuket via Phi Phi Cruiser. The comfortable catamaran handles the 2-hour passage with air-conditioned cabins and onboard facilities, making it the practical choice for island-hopping travellers. Book your preferred direction, present your voucher at the pier, and settle in for a reliable transfer between Thailand's popular coastal hubs.

Secret Lake Over Night: with stay in comfortable rafthouses.
When Em from our BugBitten team did this two-day jaunt, we found ourselves deep in Khao Sok National Park—a chunk of Thailand's jungle that feels genuinely wild. The tour wraps a cave temple visit, natural hot springs, and a boat ride across Chaow Lan Lake before landing you in a rafthouse for the night. It's not a hard slog; the pace suits most fitness levels, and you're ferried between spots in air-con comfort. The mix of temple exploration, forest walking, and lakeside sleeping gives you a proper taste of the park without roughing it.

Thai Cooking Class and Elephant Sanctuary: From Market to Forest
Spend 10–11 hours cooking from scratch in a local Thai kitchen, then travel to a forest sanctuary where you'll spend time with elephants on their own terms. You'll select your own dishes, shop at a neighbourhood market, prepare lunch together, and finish with dinner whilst observing the animals in a setting that prioritises their welfare over spectacle. The day bridges two worlds—culinary tradition and ethical wildlife encounter—supported by an English-speaking guide who connects you to the farmers and caretakers behind both experiences.

Half Day Chiang Mai City and Cultural by TukTuk, Samlor & Red car (Private Tour)
Explore Chiang Mai's layered past across three hours via the city's most characterful transport modes. Start at Warorot Market, where locals haggle over produce and textiles, then pedal through the old walled town in a samlor to the Tapae Gate. Visit the Three Kings Monument, Pantao Temple with its intricate teak architecture, and Chedi Luang, which once guarded the Emerald Buddha. The return journey by red car—a relic of Chiang Mai's mid-century transport—caps off a tour that moves through centuries without leaving the city centre.

Private Tour: The Iconic Sights of Bangkok in 1-Day
A nine-hour private guided tour hitting [Bangkok](/places/bangkok)'s architectural and spiritual landmarks. Start at the golden Buddha temple and Chinatown's narrow alleys, then move through the Grand Palace's glittering compounds and the Reclining Buddha shrine. Afternoon takes you by longtail boat through the city's remaining khlongs—waterways that earned Bangkok its Venice comparison—before visiting the flower market's riot of colour and the Temple of Dawn's riverside spires. Lunch and all entry fees included.

Doi Suthep National Park To Chiang Mai Beginner Downhill Mountain Biking
Descend 1200 metres down Doi Suthep National Park on a mountain bike, dropping from the forested highlands to Huay Tung Tao Lake over six hours. This beginner-friendly ride through Northern Thailand's protected forests combines technical singletrack with valley views. You'll pedal through varied terrain guided by experienced English-speakers, ending with a swim and lunch at the lake. All bikes, safety kit, and transport from Chiang Mai town are provided.

Highlights of Bangkok and Ayutthaya (World Heritage site) in 1 day
A private 9-10 hour journey through [Bangkok](/places/bangkok) and the ancient capital of Ayutthaya, visiting Thailand's most significant temples and palaces. Start from your Bangkok hotel at 8 a.m. for guided exploration of the Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple, cross the river to [Wat Arun](/places/wat-arun-thailand)'s golden spires, then head north to Ayutthaya's UNESCO-listed ruins including [Wat Mahathat](/places/wat-mahathat-thailand), Wat Phra Sri Sanphet, and Viharn Mongkolbophit. Round out the day at a local market before returning to your hotel.

Blue Elephant Sathorn Bangkok Cooking School with Michelin Guide
Learn to cook four or five authentic Thai dishes at Blue Elephant Sathorn, led by Michelin-trained chefs in [Bangkok](/places/bangkok). The morning session includes a market visit to source fresh ingredients and aromatics; both morning and afternoon classes run four hours, culminating in a shared meal of your own cooking. You'll leave with recipes, an apron, and a certificate. Small groups—maximum 20 people—mean hands-on attention from experienced instructors fluent in multiple languages.

Doi Inthanon Private Trek & Lunch Tour from Chiang Mai
A nine-hour private exploration of Doi Inthanon's highlands, combining waterfall viewing, royal monuments, and hill-tribe coffee culture. Your guide leads you through Thailand's highest peak region, visiting the thunderous Wachirathan Waterfall, twin royal pagodas set amid gardens, and working coffee farms where Karen villagers grow organic beans on land reclaimed from poppy crops. A gentle two-hour forest walk with a local Karen guide rounds out the day, before returning to Chiang Mai.

Royal Grand Palace And Wat Pho
Explore [Bangkok](/places/bangkok)'s most significant royal and religious landmarks on this guided 4–5 hour morning tour. You'll visit the Grand Palace, an architectural monument of gilt spires and intricate detail, then move to [Wat Pho](/places/wat-pho-thailand) to encounter the massive reclining Buddha. A local guide leads the way from your hotel at 8 am, handling all entrance fees and transport in an air-conditioned vehicle.

John Gray’s Hong by Starlight: Sea Cave Canoeing Experience
Paddle through Phang Nga Bay's limestone maze on this 10-hour guided canoe tour from Phuket. Navigate narrow sea caves and emerald lagoons with an experienced guide, stopping at the iconic James Bond Island and hidden grottoes. Spot wildlife—monkeys, tropical birds, marine life—between paddles. Lunch and dinner included; hotel transfers provided. Best suited to those with moderate fitness; weather dependent.

Old Phuket Farm Traditional Phuket Heritage Tour
Step beyond Phuket's tourist circuit at Old Phuket Farm, a two-hour working heritage site where you'll encounter water buffalo, rubber processing, and rice cultivation up close. Small groups move through traditional Thai farming practices—tin panning, coconut grating, curry paste preparation—with a local English-speaking guide. You'll taste sweet Phuket pineapples and visit a century-old farmhouse to see how villagers still mill rice and process coconut by hand. Suits all fitness levels and ages.

Sunlight or Moonlight: Chiang Mai City Tuk Tuk Tour
Rattle through Chiang Mai's Old City in a traditional tuk-tuk, stopping at four distinct temples and two markets across three hours. Choose between morning runs catching daylight on ornate wats and silver workshops, or afternoon departures for a sunset-to-dusk spin through lantern-lit streets. Your English-speaking driver navigates you past Chedi Luang's towering brick chedi, the intricate metalwork at Sri Suphan, the northern architectural style of Lok Moli, and the controlled chaos of Warorot Market's food stalls and flower vendors.

Chiang Mai Airport Private Transfer – Arrival or Departure
Direct transport between Chiang Mai Airport and your accommodation in a private air-conditioned van with an English-speaking driver. Operates for arrivals and departures, handling luggage and eliminating the need to queue for taxis or navigate local transport. Covers the roughly one-hour journey with door-to-door convenience, suitable for solo travellers, families, and groups of any size.

Phuket Old Town street photoshoot
Work with a photographer through [Phuket Old Town](/places/phuket-old-town)'s most photogenic quarters—Thalang Road, Soi Rommanee, the Clock Tower—to document your group against the neighbourhood's layered colonial and Sino-Portuguese architecture. You'll shoot for 90 minutes and receive edited digital files within two weeks. Couples, families, and solo travellers keen on candid portraiture in a living heritage setting will find genuine character here, without the tourist crowds of central beaches.

Family Foodies Experience in Hua Hin, Thailand
Explore Hua Hin's street food scene with your family on a guided tasting tour that teaches you to navigate Thai flavours together. Over 2.5 hours, you'll sample 10–15+ dishes and drinks while learning how to adjust heat levels for different palates—skills you'll take home and use again. A local English-speaking guide leads you via songtheaw through the town's best eat-as-you-go spots, making it educational without being heavy-handed.

Culinary adventure in Mueang Non with Small group
A three to four-hour guided food tour through Mueang Non that takes you beyond tourist zones to sample what locals actually eat. You'll move through neighbourhood markets and family-run spots with a knowledgeable guide, learning how food traditions shape daily life here. The experience channels money back into the community, so your appetite supports local livelihoods alongside satisfying it.

E-Scooter: rice fields and river kwai
Cruise Kanchanaburi's rural landscape on an e-scooter, weaving past rice paddies, local farms and the occasional monitor lizard. Your guide covers handling and safety before you head out, breaking halfway at a countryside café with views across the fields. The ride concludes at the historic River Kwai Bridge, with a temple stop along the way. Expect gentle riding through authentic Thai farmland rather than heavy traffic.

Ayutthaya Evening Tour with Dinner
Explore Ayutthaya's UNESCO-listed ruins as the sun drops and crowds thin. This five-hour evening excursion takes you through the former royal capital's temple complexes and historical sites when the light turns golden and the air cools. You'll move between temples with a private guide, finish with dinner, and return refreshed—all without the midday press of tour groups.

Phuket Coast to Coast Cycling Tour | Half Day Tour
Pedal across Phuket's narrow waist on a 3-hour 15-minute road cycling tour that connects the Andaman Sea's east and west shores. You'll traverse smooth asphalt through rubber plantations, oil palm groves, and pineapple fields, finishing at Laem Sai Pier with views across Phang Nga Bay. A solid aerobic workout on quality Canyon Shimano road bikes, suited to cyclists comfortable with sustained effort.

Samui Boat Charter, Private Half-Day 4 hours Koh Phangan Cruise from Koh Samui.
A four-hour private speedboat journey from Koh Samui across the Gulf to Koh Phangan's eastern shore. You'll cruise to Tong Nai Pan, stopping at secluded beaches for swimming and snorkelling en route. The boat cuts through calm waters between these neighbouring islands, revealing limestone cliffs and jungle-backed bays. Hotel collection and return included, plus fresh fruit and water throughout. Lunch at beachside restaurants is your choice—plenty of options at Tong Nai Pan.

Private Airport Transfer in Krabi
Book a private car and driver in advance for reliable transfers between Krabi Airport and your accommodation. A local operator manages the service with accident insurance included, ensuring you arrive on time without the hassle of shared minibuses or taxis. Travel in a cool, spacious vehicle with your group, backed by a professional driver familiar with the area.

Phuket: James Bond Island Tour by Big Boat and Phang Nga Bay
Spend a full day exploring Phang Nga Bay's dramatic limestone cliffs and sea caves aboard a large boat departing from Phuket. You'll paddle kayaks through mangrove-lined lagoons and hidden grottos, swim in emerald waters, and visit the limestone formations that featured in the 1974 Bond film. A Thai lunch and all canoeing gear are included in this 7–8 hour outing.

Ultimate Samui Experience: Tour of Cultural and Natural Wonders
This 6-hour loop around Koh Samui strings together temples, geological oddities, working markets, and waterfall pools into a single day. You'll start at the island's most recognisable landmark—the Big Buddha—then move through Wat Plai Laem's intricate grounds before hunting down the famous Grandpa & Grandma Rocks. A pit stop at the Muslim Village's morning market reveals local buying habits, followed by lunch and a quick lesson in Thai sweets. The day wraps with a mummified monk shrine and cooling off at Namaung 1 Waterfall. It's a grab-bag approach, covering ground quickly.

Sala Lakorn Riverside Buffet Dinner with Thai Show
Dine along the river at Sala Lakorn whilst watching classical Thai dancers perform traditional narratives. The four-hour evening centres on a buffet stocked with grilled seafood—prawns, crab, squid—alongside international plates and local specialities. An open-air terrace overlooks the water, and a house-produced theatrical show unfolds as you eat, blending riverside dining with authentic cultural performance.

So Thai Pleasure Spa Package (3 Hours)
Spend three hours working through a sequence of Thai spa treatments designed to loosen tight muscles and settle your nervous system. The session layers foot work, full-body exfoliation, and aromatic oil massage in a quiet setting. You'll leave feeling genuinely restored rather than merely relaxed. Light refreshments and all local taxes are included; the spa is accessible by public transport.

Chiang Mai Nature & Culture private tour
This 7–8 hour private tour strings together Chiang Mai's mountain temples, hill-tribe villages and forest landscapes in one arc. You'll start at Tha Phae Gate, climb to the hilltop shrine of Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, visit a Long Neck Karen settlement, break for traditional lunch at Dan Thewada, then wind through waterfall country before heading back. A driver and air-conditioned vehicle handle the legwork between stops.

Hands on Cooking Class at Riverside Thai Cooking in Khao Lak
Roll up your sleeves for a four-hour hands-on cooking class in Khao Lak where you'll learn to build authentic Thai dishes from scratch. Morning sessions kick off at the local market to source fresh herbs and spices with your chef, before moving to the kitchen to craft spring rolls and select from over 20 recipes—curries, stir-fries, salads, soups. Evening classes swap the market tour for mango sticky rice dessert. You'll cook, plate, and eat what you've made, taking home a recipe folder and techniques to recreate these flavours at home. Hotel transfers included.

Open water scuba certifiication course with beach dives
Earn your Open Water certification over three days on Thailand's coast, learning skills that hold currency worldwide. You'll progress from confined water drills to open ocean dives, spotting reef fish, corals and other marine creatures in their natural habitat. All equipment is supplied, and you'll be transported by air-conditioned vehicle to and from dive sites. The course suits most fitness levels, though it's unsuitable for those with spinal conditions, pregnancy or significant heart concerns.

Amazing 1 day Private Tour to visit Lampang Province by train
Escape Chiang Mai for a unhurried day exploring Lampang by vintage railway. You'll board a slow train that winds through Thai countryside for two hours, arriving in this quieter provincial town. After exploring the railway station, you'll eat lunch at a neighbourhood spot, visit the tucked-away Wat Prabat Sutthawat temple, and browse a local market before returning to Chiang Mai by late afternoon. A guide handles logistics; a private vehicle moves you between stations and sights.

Cycling tour and Buatong waterfall
Pedal through the Mae Ngat valley on quiet rural roads, threading past rice paddies and small farming communities. Your guide walks you through how local farmers grow and harvest rice, then takes you to Wat Ban Den, a striking temple nestled in the landscape. Midday you'll eat proper Thai food in a garden setting. The afternoon shifts to the Buatong waterfall—famous for its unusual mineral composition that lets you climb its face—where you can swim and explore before heading back to Chiang Mai. The whole outing runs 7–8 hours.
