Let yourself be enchanted by Thailand’s spellbinding landscapes, idyllic beaches and vibrant Asian way of life. Perched above Patong, Diamond Cliff Resort & Spa, Phuket 5* combines breathtaking Andaman Sea views with a peaceful setting, elegant Thai-inspired design and easy access to Phuket’s beaches, markets and local treasures.

With Offer 2, extend your southern escape with a choice of two exceptional stays. On the unspoilt island of Koh Yao Noi, Cape Kudu Koh Yao Yai 5* offers an intimate retreat with panoramic views of Phang Nga Bay, while Le Méridien Khao Lak 5* invites you to unwind by the beach with pools, a spa and direct access to Khao Lak’s golden shores.

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Experience a beautifully authentic Thai luxury resort at the Diamond Cliff Resort & Spa 5*. Located on the famous tropical island of Phuket, this resort is perched on the lush mountains of northern Patong and offers enchanting panoramic views of the Andaman Sea. 

Spacious, private and utterly romantic, this idyllic retreat is a haven for relaxation and is the perfect base for you to make the most of exploring Patong town just minutes away. It also boasts two swimming pools and a rejuvenating spa.

Make your way to the Grand Jacuzzi Suite, which offers a magnificent view of the Andaman Sea. You will enjoy relaxing in the whirlpool tub with a window overlooking the sea.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Everything has been thoughtfully designed with your wellbeing in mind, offering an impressive array of facilities to help you relax, unwind and make the most of every moment. Whether you dream of lounging beneath the sun, taking a refreshing dip, staying active or discovering the underwater world, there’s something to suit every mood.

Take your pick from a selection of inviting swimming pools, or retreat to the spa to soothe away the stresses of everyday life. With so many ways to unwind, the only difficult decision will be deciding where to begin.

Immerse yourself in Thai culture during an evening dedicated to Phuket’s local markets. 

Every adult traveller receives 3 GB of mobile data via an included eSIM. Once activated, you can enjoy internet access wherever you are and share your connection with your loved ones, without the risk of exceeding your data allowance.

Please note: 3 GB of mobile data is equivalent to approximately 30 hours of web browsing or audio streaming, or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming, social media use or video calls.

Stroll through a reconstructed Thai village, enjoy a buffet dinner and be captivated by an 80-minute show recounting the history and traditions of Siam.

Immerse yourself in the electrifying excitement of Thai boxing during an unforgettable evening at the stadium and experience the traditions of this national sport.

Settled in beautiful Koh Yao Noi, a dreamy island in Phang Nga Bay, Cape Kudu Koh Yao Yai 5* is a gorgeous retreat in a tropical island paradise. A glittering infinity pool shimmers in the sunshine, and guests can enjoy views over the towering karst rock formations from the comfort of a seat at the charming bar. Tucked away coves and hidden beaches are just a swim, snorkel, or kayak away, and there are plenty of opportunities for exploring. 

Relax in the serene surroundings of a Deluxe Room, complete with soft sheets and a comfortable bed, and a peaceful private balcony. 

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).

Spend long, leisurely days in the sunshine, snoozing in a comfy cabana or looking out over the sparkling infinity pool. Rent bicycles and cruise around the island, take a trip out on the water in an iconic long-tailed boat, book a yoga session, or head out in a kayak.

Included 'Kudu Wanderer' half-day shared boat excursion:

Le Méridien Khao Lak Resort & Spa 5* offers a perfect escape on the serene shores of Bangsak Beach, Phang Nga. Surrounded by mountains and close to Phuket, the resort blends tropical beauty with luxury. Enjoy a wide range of amenities, including three lagoon pools, a fitness centre, and a serene spa.

Venture beyond the resort to explore local markets, pristine beaches, and cultural gems, such as Takuapa Old Town and Khao Sok National Park.

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).

Relax by the outdoor swimming pool, soaking up the sun during your stay. After enjoying the pool and the pristine beach, indulge in a rejuvenating spa treatment to unwind and de-stress.

Explore the nearby natural wonders, such as the stunning Khao Sok National Park or the serene waterfalls of Phang Nga, and immerse yourself in the local culture with a visit to Takuapa Old Town or the vibrant markets.

Experience a unique immersion in Buddhist rituals, local discoveries, a boat trip through the mangroves and a traditional lunch with local residents.

Set off on an immersive day trip to discover iconic temples nestled between jungle and mountains, punctuated by a local lunch and a journey into the heart of Thai spirituality.

Set off on an enriching and immersive adventure into the wilderness of Khao Sok Nature Park, meet elephants, take part in a Thai cooking class, which you can then sample, and explore Sri Phang Nga National Park.

Discover Phang Nga Bay, nicknamed "Little Halong Bay", aboard a picturesque long-tail boat. This exceptional site is made up of majestic rocks sculpted by the sea and mysterious caves. The tour includes James Bond Island, famous for being the location of the film "The Man with the Golden Gun", and the temple of the Reclining Buddha.

Experience an immersive day in the shoes of a local fisherman, in an incredible natural setting between beaches, islands and mountains. Enjoy your meal on the beach in the form of a barbecue with your catch of the day, accompanied by a variety of kebabs. 

Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, seamlessly blends cultural charm with contemporary allure. Phuket Town, the island’s vibrant capital, enchants visitors with its art galleries, Sino-Portuguese architecture, and lively markets. Meanwhile, the southern enclave of Rawai offers a peaceful escape, maintaining its village atmosphere despite modern development.

Must-Sees:

• Phuket Old Town: Explore colourful shophouses, art cafes, and bustling local markets.
• Sirinat National Park: A haven for nature lovers, with mangrove forests, tranquil beaches, and nesting sites for sea turtles.
• Big Buddha: Towering above Nakkerd Hills, this iconic statue offers panoramic views and a peaceful retreat.

Culinary Culture:

Phuket’s cuisine showcases a rich tapestry of flavours, merging southern Thai heat with influences from Chinese and Malay traditions. Don’t miss moo hong (pork belly stew) and mee Hokkien (Hokkien noodles) in Phuket Town’s bustling eateries. For a seafood feast, Rawai’s beachfront restaurants serve freshly caught crab, prawns, and fish grilled with tantalising spices. Top off your culinary adventure at a local market with traditional desserts like kanom tuay, a sweet coconut pudding.

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Phuket’s western coastline reveals an array of experiences. The lively twin beaches of Kata and Karon cater to holidaymakers, while Hat Surin and Ao Bang Thao charm visitors with their luxurious resorts and calm waters. Further north, Sirinat National Park and Khao Phra Thaew reserve provide quieter, natural escapes. Beyond the beaches, discover Phuket’s artistic soul through its burgeoning gallery scene and cultural festivals like the annual Vegetarian Festival.

Good to Know:

The Thai Baht (THB) is the local currency. Peak travel season runs from November to February, offering ideal weather for exploration. Phuket is well-connected by an international airport, and tuk-tuks or rented scooters are great for short trips. For an exclusive experience, consider chartering a yacht or enjoying sunset views from a rooftop bar.

Koh Yao Noi, a serene island nestled between Phuket and Krabi in Phang Nga Bay, is Thailand at its most tranquil. Unspoilt by mass tourism, the island invites visitors to slow down, reconnect with nature, and discover a more authentic side of Thai island life. With its emerald waters, lush mangroves, and dramatic limestone karsts rising from the sea, this is a true haven of peace and natural beauty.

Must-sees:

• Phang Nga Bay: Set off on a long-tail boat trip through this iconic bay, famous for its limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, and emerald-green waters. Kayaking through the mangroves or exploring secret caves will make you feel like you’ve stepped into another world.
• Tha Khao Village & Viewpoint: Discover local life in this small fishing village, where traditional wooden houses line the shore. A short hike from the village leads to a stunning viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas of the bay and nearby Ko Yao Yai.
• Rice Paddies & Rubber Plantations: Hire a bike or scooter to explore the island’s peaceful inland areas. Ride past emerald-green rice fields, rubber plantations, and sleepy hamlets where water buffalo roam freely, this is rural Thailand at its most picturesque.
• Pasai Beach & Klong Jark: For sun and sea, Pasai Beach offers a calm stretch of white sand fringed by coconut palms. Further south, Klong Jark Beach is a peaceful hideaway perfect for catching the sunset or enjoying a cocktail with your toes in the sand.

Culinary Culture:

Koh Yao Noi’s cuisine reflects its coastal location and Muslim heritage. Fresh seafood is a staple—grilled fish, spicy crab curry, and prawns with lemongrass are local favourites. Don’t miss khao yam, a southern Thai salad made with rice, herbs, and shredded coconut. For a sweet treat, try roti with condensed milk from a roadside stall. Dining here often means eating on the beach, with waves lapping gently nearby.

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Nature lovers will find plenty to do, whether it's birdwatching in the mangroves, snorkelling in the nearby coral reefs, or joining a yoga class with a view of the sea. The island’s eco-conscious ethos is reflected in its small resorts and local businesses, many of which promote sustainable tourism. You can also visit a batik workshop or learn to cook Thai dishes with island residents.

Good to Know:

Koh Yao Noi is accessible by boat from Phuket or Krabi, and travel around the island is typically by scooter or tuk-tuk. The island has a relaxed, respectful culture—modest dress is appreciated, especially when visiting villages or religious sites. English is spoken in tourist areas, and locals are known for their warm hospitality.

Nestled in Thailand's Phang Nga province, Khao Lak is a serene paradise offering pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical landscapes. With its dramatic granite mountains, vibrant temples, and serene waterfalls, Khao Lak is an idyllic escape, blending the tranquillity of nature with exciting adventure. It is the perfect retreat for both relaxation and exploration.

Must-sees:

• Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park: Venture through dense jungle trails, discover stunning waterfalls, and take in breathtaking coastal viewpoints.
• Similan Islands: Famous for vibrant coral reefs and rich marine life, these islands are a top spot for snorkelling and diving.
• Ton Chong Fa Waterfall: Enjoy a refreshing dip in the natural pools of this picturesque waterfall, a hidden gem in the jungle.
• Bangsak Beach: Escape the crowds and relax on this peaceful, uncrowded beach, perfect for a day of serenity by the sea.

Culinary culture:

Khao Lak's culinary offerings showcase the rich flavours of Thai cuisine. Relish dishes like Tom Yum Goong (spicy shrimp soup), fragrant Green Curry, and freshly caught seafood. The local night markets provide an excellent opportunity to indulge in street food while immersing yourself in the lively atmosphere of the region.

Dive deeper:

For more adventure, Khao Lak is a gateway to exciting excursions. Explore the Surin Islands for snorkelling, or visit Takuapa Old Town to discover local culture and history. Hidden caves, mangroves, and bustling markets offer a deeper connection to the region’s natural and cultural treasures.

Good to know:

Khao Lak is perfect for travellers seeking a peaceful getaway with plenty of opportunities for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts. The ideal time to visit is between November and April, when the weather is sunny and the Andaman Sea is calm, ideal for outdoor activities and marine exploration.