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★ 5.0 (47)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Highlights Of Thailand In 10 Days

When Charlie from our team ran this 10-day Thailand loop, it ticked all the boxes: Bangkok temples, the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market at dawn, an elephant sanctuary stint in Chiang Mai, and beach downtime in Phuket. You're flying domestic twice, staying in shared digs, and eating breakfast and lunch included most days. It's a proper sampler platter — culture, animals, water, a bit of everything. The tour bundles you through Thailand's hits without requiring serious fitness or adventure chops.

10 daysfrom AUD $2447

★ 5.0 (47)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Thailand

Introduction Thai Kitchen - Menu Set 2

When Em from our team did this cooking class in Hua Hin, it clicked straight away — four hours learning to make proper Thai dishes in a traditional teak house, with a morning market run included. You'll prep and cook four classics: red curry paste, red curry with pork, papaya salad, cashew chicken, and mango sticky rice. The class sits in a relaxed, lived-in space rather than a slick kitchen studio, and you're working with instructors who know their stuff. Hua Hin itself is a quieter coastal town, so you get the feel of a place where locals actually eat, not just tourists passing through.

4 hoursfrom AUD $84

Floating & Railway Markets and Erawan Waterfall [Optional Luxury]

★ 5.0 (46)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Floating & Railway Markets and Erawan Waterfall [Optional Luxury]

When Tom from our team ran this 14-hour Western Thailand loop, it packed a lot in: floating markets at dawn, a train threading through a market stall by stall, waterfall swimming, and sunset at the River Kwai. You're collected from Bangkok and shuttled through rural Ratchaburi province—genuinely off the main tourist drag—mixing boat rides, farm visits, hiking, and a bit of history. The day feels scattered but purposeful, best suited to travellers who want variety over depth and don't mind early starts and long hours in a vehicle.

14 hoursfrom AUD $335

1 Hour Pure Oil Relaxing - Free Transportation

★ 5.0 (46)

🧖 Wellness & Spa

Thailand

1 Hour Pure Oil Relaxing - Free Transportation

When Sarah from our team booked this hour-long oil massage in Thailand, she was expecting a quick fix after days on the road — and that's exactly what she got. The spa picks you up from your accommodation, which is handy if you're staying in a busy part of town, and treats you to proper Thai massage therapy in a quiet setting. It's pitched as a low-key reset rather than an elaborate spa day: one focused hour, cooling towels, tea or coffee after, and a driver to get you back. The vibe is genuinely relaxed, not rushed or commercial.

1 hourfrom AUD $44

Bangkok Thrilling Tuk Tuk Tour (Private & All-Inclusive)

★ 5.0 (28)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Bangkok Thrilling Tuk Tuk Tour (Private & All-Inclusive)

When Lily from our BugBitten team did this Bangkok night tour, it ticked all the boxes for anyone wanting to see the city's iconic spots without hiring a private driver. You're picked up at Sanam Chai MRT, bundled into a tuk-tuk, and whisked through four-plus hours hitting illuminated temples, a legendary dessert stop, and a proper Thai dinner. It's a well-paced intro to Bangkok's evening energy — the kind of tour where you'll see why the city keeps travellers coming back. Suits groups or solos keen on culture, food, and the organised chaos of Bangkok's streets.

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $139

Half Day Umong Temple and Monk Chanting at Doi Suthep Temple ( Private tour)

★ 5.0 (27)

🛕 Culture & History

Thailand

Half Day Umong Temple and Monk Chanting at Doi Suthep Temple ( Private tour)

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this half-day private tour, she hit three temples across Chiang Mai's northern foothills in one tight afternoon. Wat Umong kicks off in a quiet forested pocket with a natural lake and tunnel network—genuinely serene, and rarely crowded. You swing through smaller Palad Temple before the headline act: Doi Suthep, the gold-topped monastery perched above the city. The real drawcard is catching the monks' evening chanting as the light starts melting and that famous golden chedi glows. It's a solid cultural hit if you've got the afternoon free and want to skip the tuk-tuk negotiation.

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $117

★ 5.0 (26)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Bangkok Tour by Boat and Bike

When Tom from our team did Bangkok Paradise, we cycled through the quieter eastern side of the city—the Bangkok most tourists miss. Starting at Rama 3, we spent the first couple of hours pedalling past local markets (proper ones, not tourist-facing), a working temple, and tight-knit communities, then swapped bikes for kayaks to paddle the calm canals. The whole thing runs 8 hours with a Thai lunch break, and it's genuinely low-key—a real departure from the Khao San Road circuit. You'll see water, greenery, and actual Bangkok residents going about their day.

Junkyard Theatre Phuket: Wednesday-Same Same But Different

When Mia from our team caught Junkyard Theatre's Wednesday night show, we walked into something genuinely different for Phuket. It's a cabaret-style roast of the island itself — east meets west colliding in deliberately ridiculous ways, performed by locals who've actually lived here long enough to nail the contradictions. The theatre itself is built from upcycled scraps and salvage, which sets the vibe before the lights even dim. Two and a half hours of comedy, music, and occasional magic, with a three-course dinner included (or free-flowing drinks if you go VIP). It's cabaret for grown-ups who want to laugh at Phuket rather than just sunbathe on it.

Ultimate Ayutthaya Ancient City Day Tour from Bangkok UNESCO

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this 10-hour tour, we spent the day threading through Ayutthaya's temple ruins — Thailand's former capital now scattered across three river deltas north of Bangkok. The day hits the big hitters: Wat Mahathat (where tree roots have claimed a Buddha head), the royal compounds at Wat Phra Si Sanphet with its three iconic bell-shaped chedis, Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon's towering stupa ringed with golden statues, and Wat Chaiwatthanaram with its striking Khmer-inspired design. It's a proper temple crawl with an air-conditioned van doing the legwork between sites, an English-speaking guide narrating the history, and the option to dress in traditional Thai garb for photos. Decent for history buffs and temple enthusiasts, though the pace feels packed.

10 hoursfrom AUD $293

Chiang Mai: LuckyStone DIY Bracelet Making with Shuttle & Snacks

★ 5.0 (25)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Thailand

Chiang Mai: LuckyStone DIY Bracelet Making with Shuttle & Snacks

When Jake from our BugBitten team tried this bracelet-making workshop in Chiang Mai, it turned out to be a surprisingly solid hour for anyone wanting to make something with their hands and not overthink it. You get picked up from your hotel, taken to the gems gallery, guided through stringing a luckystone bracelet with help from local artisans, then sit down with a cake and proper coffee or tea. It's low-key, accessible, and strikes that sweet spot between creative activity and café culture that Chiang Mai does well.

Sticky Waterfall Chiang Mai and Mae Ngat Boat Tour

This eight-hour countryside loop takes you beyond Chiang Mai's walls to explore rural temple sites, glide across Mae Ngat reservoir by longtail boat, and scramble up the mineral-coated Sticky Waterfalls. You'll pass through farming villages nestled between forested ridges and paddy fields, guided by an English speaker who handles all transport in an air-conditioned vehicle. Hotel pick-up is included for Old City accommodation; those staying elsewhere meet at Thapae Gate.

Similan Islands Private Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team took this private boat trip to the Similan Islands, she found herself island-hopping through one of Thailand's most celebrated archipelagos. Nine islands scattered across the Andaman Sea, each ringed by those famous massive boulders, brilliant white-sand beaches, and some of the planet's healthiest coral reefs sitting just beneath gin-clear water. The 6–8 hour outing hits the sweet spot if you want serious snorkelling without the cattle-boat crowds — you get the boat and guide mostly to yourselves, though you'll need to factor in the national park entry fee separately.

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $2243

★ 5.0 (24)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Thailand

Horseback Riding 1 hour trail

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this horseback ride in Thailand, it felt like the right entry point for anyone who's never been on a horse before. The route climbs and dips along the Big Buddha hillside, weaving past rubber plantations and fruit orchards while opening onto views of Chalong Bay and Bang Wad Reservoir. You'll get a solid safety briefing and riding fundamentals at the stable before heading out for a full hour in the saddle—enough time to find your rhythm without feeling rushed.

8 Day Motorcycle Tour (Unseen Thailand) from Chiang Mai

When Ben from our BugBitten team ran this 8-day motorcycle loop through northern Thailand, it was proper riding — not a café-circuit jaunt. You're on your own bike most days, following a TAT-licensed Road Captain through the borderlands: Chiang Dao's limestone caves, the long-neck Karen villages, Doi Tung's royal gardens, the Golden Triangle meeting point, the famous White Temple, and that notorious road R1148 out of Nan that ranks among the world's best biking stretches. You'll cross the Sirikit dam by wooden ferry, explore salt mines around Bo Kluea, and wrap at Sukhothai's UNESCO site. The route captures quieter northern corners most tourists skip. Eight days, seven nights in selected hotels, all meals, bike rental, and a support van trailing behind.

Scuba Diving at Sail Rock From Koh Phangan Certified Divers Only

When Charlie from our BugBitten team hit Sail Rock off Koh Phangan, it was a proper certified-diver-only mission—two solid dives, full kit, a guide who actually knew the site, and breakfast-to-lunch sorted. Sail Rock itself is a dramatic underwater pinnacle that punches up from deeper water, drawing everything from reef fish to the occasional reef shark. The boat leaves early and returns by afternoon, and transfers from most resorts are free (though Thong Nai Pan charges a taxi fee, and some northern beaches aren't serviced). It's an 8-hour commitment for divers with at least an open-water ticket and genuine fitness.

Full day snorkeling adventure around Koh Tao

When Alex from our team booked this full-day snorkeling trip around Koh Tao, we were after a solid reef experience without the usual tourist circus. The boat's compact but well-equipped—water slide, climbing wall, shaded cabin—and hits multiple snorkel spots across the island's best reefs. The standout is the hike up to Nag Yuan viewpoint, where you get one of those genuinely striking panoramas of three connected islands. It's seven hours door-to-door, and the pace feels relaxed rather than rushed. Guides speak multiple languages and seem genuinely keen to help you spot fish and coral.

Chiang Rai White and Blue Temples Private Trip

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this private tour from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai, we spent 13 hours temple-hopping across some genuinely striking spots. You get the White Temple (Wat Rong Khun) — all intricate white plaster and mirrored tiles, genuinely eerie in the best way — plus the Red Chinese Temple and a Burmese-style sanctuary. It's a proper pilgrimage vibe without the crowds you'd hit on a group tour. The area around Chiang Rai is quieter than the main city: rural, lush, with temple compounds that feel less tourist-trampled. Our driver and guide stayed with us the whole day, lunch was thrown in, and we got picked up and dropped back at our Chiang Mai hotel.

13 hoursfrom AUD $218

️ Phuket Private Instagram Tour: All-Inclusive

★ 5.0 (689)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

️ Phuket Private Instagram Tour: All-Inclusive

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this six-hour Phuket private tour, he got the classic hits: the Big Buddha, Wat Chalong temple, Old Town wandering, and that famous rope swing at Ao Nang beach. You're picked up from your hotel in a private air-conditioned car, fed lunch at a local spot, and shuttled between the major photo stops with admission fees covered. It's a well-worn tourist path, but honestly, it hits the spots most visitors want to tick off—the itinerary reads like a greatest-hits compilation rather than a deep dive. The vibe is relaxed, the pace is gentle, and your guide doubles as a photographer, so you're not wrestling with your phone for every shot.

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $252

Chiang Mai Doi Suthep Temple and Wat Pha Lat Hike

★ 5.0 (518)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Thailand

Chiang Mai Doi Suthep Temple and Wat Pha Lat Hike

When Jake from our team ran this Chiang Mai tour, we started with a pickup in an open-sided songthaew — the red converted truck that locals use daily — then hiked the Monk's Trail down through Doi Suthep's forest to reach the hidden temple of Wat Pha Lat before heading up to the main golden Doi Suthep temple with its sweeping city views. The four-hour trip mixes an easy 30–45 minute forest walk with temple visits in one of northern Thailand's most revered spots, and you're doing it the way Thais actually move around town, which sets the vibe entirely.

Full-Day Beginner Scuba Course with Private Tuition, Racha Yai

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this full-day beginner scuba course, we found a genuinely low-pressure introduction to diving off Koh Racha Yai. You're paired with a certified instructor in a group of two or three—sometimes solo—which means real attention rather than herding. No experience needed; the operator explicitly welcomes non-swimmers. The eight-hour day covers hotel pickup from Phuket, a full kit rental, breakfast, lunch, and a couple of dives exploring clownfish, tuna, and if you're lucky, sea turtles. It's pitched at people with zero diving background who want to see what's underwater without committing to a certification card.

Private PHUKET Arrival Transfer - Phuket Airport to Phuket Hotels

When Charlie from our BugBitten team landed at Phuket, a private transfer beat the usual airport grind flat. This is a straightforward door-to-door service: you walk out, spot your name on a sign, and get driven to your hotel in an air-conditioned car within about five minutes. No queuing for taxis, no wrestling with minibuses. The driver's licensed, the route's direct, and everything—fuel, taxes, the lot—is sorted upfront. Takes roughly an hour depending on where you're staying. It's the kind of move that makes sense if you've got luggage, jet lag, or just want to skip the chaos.

Top 3 Must-see Temples in Bangkok Private Tour [Optional Luxury]

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this private temple tour around Bangkok, we hit three major hitters in four hours: Wat Traimit with its 5.5-tonne solid gold Buddha, Wat Pho's famous Reclining Buddha (a UNESCO-listed sculpture), and Wat Ben with its striking Italian marble ordination hall. The route threads through Chinatown, past the Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall and Chitralada Palace, with a licensed English-speaking guide narrating the layers of history. You get hotel pickup and drop-off across central Bangkok, temple entry fees baked in, and a choice between standard air-con or a luxury VIP van — ideal for small groups or families wanting to skip the tuk-tuk chaos.

3hr ATV/ Quad biking adventure in Chiang Mai

When Tom from our team tackled this 3-hour ATV adventure near Chiang Mai, we found a well-run beginner-friendly operation that actually takes time to teach you before hitting the dirt. You'll cover roughly 40 km mixing sealed roads with jungle tracks through the countryside north of the city, collected from your hotel in an air-conditioned van and returned the same way. The outfit handles all safety gear, throws in lunch, and keeps certified guides alongside you. It's six hours all up with travel time — enough of a day to feel like you've done something without burning you out.

Bicycle Tour - Dolphin Bay and Khao Khalok Tour

When Alex from our BugBitten team took this Hua Hin bike tour, we pedalled through countryside and coastal spots that rarely see coach-load tourists. The outfit runs small groups (usually 2–4 riders, max 10) on well-maintained bikes, with a support van trailing behind for anyone who needs a breather or a top-up of iced water. It's billed as their easiest ride, so fitness levels aren't a blocker — you're here for the scenery and the pace, not a lung-burner. Over 5–6 hours you'll cover Dolphin Bay and Khao Khalok, two patches of Hua Hin that feel worlds away from the resort strip.

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $187

★ 5.0 (220)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Thailand

Whitewater Rafting Adventure

When Alex from our team ran this Chiang Mai rafting tour, we tackled class III and IV rapids over a solid 3-hour paddle down a proper river. The whole day — pickups, camp orientation, lunch, the rapids themselves, and the drive back — clocks in at about 6 hours door-to-door. You're based out of a camp about 90 minutes from the city, working with trained guides who drill you on technique before you hit the water. It's the kind of tour that draws a mix of backpackers and families keen to get wet and a bit adrenaline-pumped without needing expert credentials.

Phuket Sunset Big Boat Trip To Phang Nga Bay & James Bond Island

When Sarah from our team booked this Phang Nga Bay cruise, we were after something that didn't feel like a cattle run — and this delivers. The boat caps itself at 20 guests despite being licensed for 42, which means elbow room and a pace that actually lets you breathe. You're hitting James Bond Island (Kho Tapu) after the tour buses have cleared out, paddling through sea caves and hidden lagoons with your own canoeist doing the heavy lifting. Dinner's a proper spread of Thai curries and seafood served on deck as the sun drops, then you're back in the canoe after dark chasing bioluminescent plankton. Nine hours total, family-friendly, genuinely relaxed.

Private Tour to Hong Islands & 4 Islands with Sunset & Night Snorkel

When Ben from our team took this private long-tail boat tour, it felt like hiring your own captain for the day. You're steering the pace around Hong Islands—diving into turquoise lagoons, snorkelling coral gardens beneath limestone walls, and landing on quieter beaches for a buffet lunch. The upgrade sweetens it: chase the sunset at Railay, then slip into the water at night when bioluminescent plankton light up with every kick. Seven to nine hours depending on your mood, picking up from Ao Nang or nearby towns. It's Thailand's limestone scenery without the crowds.

7 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $649

Morning Cooking Class in Organic Farm with Local Market Tour

★ 5.0 (183)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Thailand

Morning Cooking Class in Organic Farm with Local Market Tour

When Charlie from our team ran this cooking class near Chiang Mai, we started at an organic farm where the operation's been teaching Thai cooking since 2006. The five-hour session takes you to a working farm about 13km outside the city, includes a local market tour to hunt down fresh ingredients, then hands you your own cooking station and wok to build several classic Thai dishes. The setting's genuinely peaceful — no tourist hustle — and you're cooking with herbs and spices grown on-site. Van pick-up's included, and you leave with a coloured recipe book so you can recreate what you've made.

Padi open water diver course, become a diver in 3 days

When Em from our team did the PADI Open Water Diver Course in Thailand, she went from zero diving experience to certified in three days flat. Day one's all theory and pool work in shallow water; days two and three ship you out to Koh Chang and Koh Rang National Park for four proper open water dives at coral reefs. Small groups mean you're not herded around like a school group, and the outfit throws in kit, transfers from your hotel, meals, and drinks. By the end you're signed off to dive to 18 metres anywhere on the planet.

Coconut Soap Making Demo and Experience Koh Samui Class@13:30 pm.

When Em from our team tried this 90-minute soap-making class on Koh Samui, we got a proper insight into how Thai families have been making coconut soap for generations. You'll watch the cold-process method unfold — oil to bar — in a hands-on setting that feels less touristy lecture, more genuine craft lesson. The vibe is calm, the herbal drink (lemongrass, chrysanthemum, or roselle depending on the day) hits the spot, and you come away with actual soap and the know-how to make it at home. It's the kind of afternoon activity that slots nicely between beach time and dinner.

1h 30mfrom AUD $3

Maeklong Railway & Floating Market Tour (Private & All-Inclusive)

★ 5.0 (117)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Maeklong Railway & Floating Market Tour (Private & All-Inclusive)

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this tour, it packed two of Thailand's most talked-about markets into a single, well-paced day. You start with a private hotel pickup around 7:30 AM and head straight to Damnoen Sudak Floating Market — the larger, busier of Thailand's two main waterside bazaars — where you drift past vendor boats selling everything from fruit to souvenirs. By mid-morning you're at Maeklong Railway Market, famous for its tracks running straight through the stall rows (the train does actually come through). The day loops in two temples — one tucked into riverside trees, the other a massive dragon-wrapped structure — before dropping you back by early afternoon. Seven to nine hours total, private vehicle throughout, and lunch included.

7 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $233

★ 5.0 (106)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Thailand

Full Day Sukhothai Historical Park Tour

When Ben from our team ran this full-day Sukhothai Historical Park tour, we pedalled through Thailand's first capital on mountain bikes, stopping at ancient temples and ruins scattered across the heritage zone. The park sprawls across open countryside dotted with restored chedis, monasteries, and Buddha statues — quieter than Bangkok but busy enough with other visitors mid-morning. Our local guide steered us between sites, filling in layers of history and pointing out details we'd have missed solo. Seven hours on two wheels through a piece of Thailand's medieval past.

Kata Beach Diving for Beginners Pool Training and 1 Beach Dive

When Alex from our team tried Kata Beach Diving's beginner course in Phuket, we got a full day that mixed pool training with a proper open-water dive. Run by a British outfit with 16 years under their belt, the operation felt solid — straightforward instruction, properly maintained gear, and a mix of keen first-timers in the group. The pool session builds confidence before you hit the reef, and Kata itself is a sheltered bay, less hectic than Patong. Eight hours total, including briefing, training, and one supervised beach dive.

Experience Elephant Sanctuary + Sticky Waterfall

When Ben from our team ran this Thailand tour, we spent a full morning at DooDoi Elephant Sanctuary watching rescued elephants roam freely—no chains, hooks, or forced performances—then helped prepare their food by cutting grass and chopping fruit. The sanctuary sits in a quieter pocket of Thailand where rescued logging and riding-camp elephants get genuine space to be elephants. After a few hours hands-on with the mahouts, we cooled off at Sticky Waterfall with a swim and some clambering around the rocks. The whole thing runs 6 hours with a group of 6–9 people, and lunch is sorted.

Thai Cooking Class in Koh Samui with Market Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked this Koh Samui cooking class, we got the full market-to-table experience — a morning or afternoon session that kicks off with a trip to a working local market to source ingredients, then four hours learning to cook authentic Thai dishes in a calm garden setting. The instructor walks you through two hours of hands-on prep and cooking, finishing with a sit-down meal of what you've made, dessert included. It's a solid entry point if you want to take some actual cooking skills home rather than just eating your way through Thailand.

4 hoursfrom AUD $111

Private Excursion to Maeklong Railway & Amphawa Floating Markets

★ 5.0 (84)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Private Excursion to Maeklong Railway & Amphawa Floating Markets

When Lily from our team ran this Bangkok afternoon tour, we hit three sprawling markets in one hit: the famed Maeklong Railway Market where vendors dodge an actual train, the temple-meets-military-camp vibe of Wat Bang Kung, and the languid Amphawa Floating Market at dusk. You're picked up from your hotel around 1pm, driven in a private air-con car, and guided by a local English speaker who knows the rhythms of each spot. The whole thing runs 7–8 hours and covers a solid slice of Bangkok's market culture without the tourist-crush feel of group tours.

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $208

From Phi Phi: Half Day Trip for Certified Divers (2 Dives)

★ 5.0 (63)

🐠 Water Activities

Thailand

From Phi Phi: Half Day Trip for Certified Divers (2 Dives)

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this half-day dive trip from Phi Phi, we were after a solid couple of dives without the tourist-heavy chaos. The outfit runs small groups—just two divers per instructor—and knows the local reefs well enough to chase down turtles, sharks, and schools of snapper around Koh Phi Phi Marine Park. It's a five-hour affair by longtail boat, operating year-round in sheltered waters between Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh. The dive centre has solid credentials: PADI 5-star, conservation-focused, and consistently rated high. Not a flashy operation, but one that takes safety and keeping groups intimate seriously.

5 hoursfrom AUD $129

★ 5.0 (56)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Bangkok at Night by Electric Scooter

When Mia from our team took this Bangkok night scooter tour, we got the real feel for what locals actually do after dark — weaving through quieter sois past neighbourhood temples, ducking into food stalls, and catching sight of the city's hidden architecture lit up when the tourist crowds thin out. Three and a half hours on an electric scooter covering ground that tuk-tuks and walking tours tend to skip. It's the kind of tour that trades the Grand Palace queue for actual Bangkok.

Khaosok Jungle Exploration from Khaolak

When Em from our team ran this six-to-eight-hour loop from Khaolak, we got a proper taste of what Khao Sok National Park actually delivers — old-growth rainforest, limestone cliffs that rear up without warning, and water on two fronts. The morning half is jungle trekking through dense canopy; the afternoon flips to paddling (either canoe or bamboo raft, depending on water levels) on one of the park's crater lakes. A monkey temple stop rounds it out. It's a solid mixed-activity day that avoids feeling like a tick-box tour, though it does ask a fair bit physically.

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $129

Raya Island / Mai Ton Island Private Boat Tour

★ 5.0 (42)

🐠 Water Activities

Thailand

Raya Island / Mai Ton Island Private Boat Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this private boat tour, she headed out to Koh Racha Yai and Koh Racha Noi — two quiet islands off Phuket with genuinely good snorkelling reefs and proper turquoise water. The real drawcard is the afternoon stop at Mai Ton Island to spot dolphins, where if you're lucky, pods come right near the boat. It's a full day (6–8 hours) that balances reef time with a genuine shot at seeing wildlife, without the crowds you'd get on a larger tour boat.

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $1510

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Tours in Thailand

Highlights Of Thailand In 10 Days

Introduction Thai Kitchen - Menu Set 2

Floating & Railway Markets and Erawan Waterfall [Optional Luxury]

1 Hour Pure Oil Relaxing - Free Transportation

Bangkok Thrilling Tuk Tuk Tour (Private & All-Inclusive)

Half Day Umong Temple and Monk Chanting at Doi Suthep Temple ( Private tour)

Bangkok Tour by Boat and Bike

Junkyard Theatre Phuket: Wednesday-Same Same But Different

Ultimate Ayutthaya Ancient City Day Tour from Bangkok UNESCO

Chiang Mai: LuckyStone DIY Bracelet Making with Shuttle & Snacks

Sticky Waterfall Chiang Mai and Mae Ngat Boat Tour

Similan Islands Private Tour

Horseback Riding 1 hour trail

8 Day Motorcycle Tour (Unseen Thailand) from Chiang Mai

Scuba Diving at Sail Rock From Koh Phangan Certified Divers Only

Full day snorkeling adventure around Koh Tao

Chiang Rai White and Blue Temples Private Trip

️ Phuket Private Instagram Tour: All-Inclusive

Chiang Mai Doi Suthep Temple and Wat Pha Lat Hike

Full-Day Beginner Scuba Course with Private Tuition, Racha Yai

Private PHUKET Arrival Transfer - Phuket Airport to Phuket Hotels

Top 3 Must-see Temples in Bangkok Private Tour [Optional Luxury]

3hr ATV/ Quad biking adventure in Chiang Mai

Bicycle Tour - Dolphin Bay and Khao Khalok Tour

Whitewater Rafting Adventure

Phuket Sunset Big Boat Trip To Phang Nga Bay & James Bond Island

Private Tour to Hong Islands & 4 Islands with Sunset & Night Snorkel

Morning Cooking Class in Organic Farm with Local Market Tour

Padi open water diver course, become a diver in 3 days

Coconut Soap Making Demo and Experience Koh Samui Class@13:30 pm.

Maeklong Railway & Floating Market Tour (Private & All-Inclusive)

Full Day Sukhothai Historical Park Tour

Kata Beach Diving for Beginners Pool Training and 1 Beach Dive

Experience Elephant Sanctuary + Sticky Waterfall

Thai Cooking Class in Koh Samui with Market Tour

Private Excursion to Maeklong Railway &​ Amphawa Floating Markets

From Phi Phi: Half Day Trip for Certified Divers (2 Dives)

Bangkok at Night by Electric Scooter

Khaosok Jungle Exploration from Khaolak

Raya Island / Mai Ton Island Private Boat Tour

Private Excursion to Maeklong Railway & Amphawa Floating Markets