About this Thailand Tour
The full sweep - four bases, all the highlights
The most complete way to see Thailand in nine days. Begin with the Andaman islands - Phuket with Phi Phi and Krabi with its 4-island tour - then swing to Pattaya for Coral Island and finish with the temples and shopping of Bangkok.
Four bases, every headline island trip and the capital's culture - a truly grand Thailand holiday.
Trip Highlights
Every headline island and the capital
A Phi Phi & Maya Bay speedboat day
Krabi's classic 4-island tour
A Coral Island day at Pattaya
Bangkok's Grand Palace & Wat Arun
Phuket's Big Buddha & Old Town
The Alcazar show & city shopping
Trip Gallery
A taste of the trip





Day-by-Day Itinerary
Nine days from the islands to the city
- Arrive at Phuket Airport; transfer to your beach hotel.
- Evening free at the beach.
- Speedboat to Phi Phi, Maya Bay and Pileh Lagoon.
- Snorkelling and beach time; return by evening.
- Big Buddha and Wat Chalong.
- Karon viewpoint and Phuket Old Town.
- Transfer to Krabi; check in at Ao Nang.
- Evening on the beach promenade.
- The classic 4-island tour with Railay and Phra Nang cave beach.
- Snorkelling, swimming and sandbars.
- Fly to Bangkok and transfer to Pattaya.
- Speedboat to Coral Island for a relaxed afternoon.
- Optional Sanctuary of Truth or a beach day.
- Evening at the Alcazar cabaret show.
- Drive to Bangkok.
- Grand Palace and Wat Arun, then afternoon shopping.
- Final Bangkok evening at a night market.
- Last-minute shopping.
- Transfer to the airport for your flight home.
What's Included
Transparent pricing — no hidden surprises
- Return airport transfers in Thailand
- 8 nights hotel stay (Phuket, Krabi, Pattaya & Bangkok)
- Daily breakfast at the hotel
- Sightseeing & tours as per the itinerary
- Private/shared AC transfers as specified
- Thailand visa guidance & 24x7 on-trip support
- International airfare (can be added on request)
- Thailand tourist entry fee & visa costs
- Lunches, dinners & personal expenses
- Optional tours, entry tickets & water sports
- GST & TCS as applicable
- Anything not listed under inclusions
Things to Carry
Tropical holiday essentials
Important Notes
Please read before booking
Visa: Entry rules for Indian travellers change from time to time (visa-free/visa-on-arrival windows do apply). We always share the exact, latest requirement and paperwork before you fly.
Flights: The price is a land package. We can add the best-value return flights from your city on request.
Best Time: November–February is cool, dry and ideal; March–May is hot; the June–October green season brings short showers and lower prices.
Money: The currency is the Thai Baht (THB). Cards work in malls and hotels; carry cash for markets, street food and longtail boats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you book
Four bases - Phuket, Krabi, Pattaya and Bangkok - taking in Phi Phi, the Krabi 4-island tour, Coral Island and the capital's temples and shopping. It is the most complete Thailand itinerary we offer.
There are a few transfers and one internal flight, but the order is planned to flow well - islands first, then the Gulf coast, finishing in the city. We handle all the logistics and luggage.
Island and boat days are more energetic, so we schedule them while you are freshest, and end with the more relaxed city sightseeing and shopping in Bangkok.
A Phi Phi and Maya Bay speedboat day from Phuket, the Krabi four-island tour, and a Coral Island trip at Pattaya - the three signature island experiences.
Yes - the variety keeps all ages engaged, and we can adjust the pace, add rest days or upgrade hotels for larger or mixed-age groups.
Reasonably active is enough - there are several boat days and walking at sights, but nothing strenuous, and there is downtime built in between the busier days.
November to April is ideal, giving calm Andaman seas for the island days and Bangkok's cooler, drier months for the city finale.
Yes - we can trim a base or add nights (for example more Krabi, or a Chiang Mai leg). Tell us your total days and we will tailor it.


