Fly to Thailand and discover some of the country’s most iconic destinations. Start your journey in the south with Phuket, Thailand’s largest island — a 13-mile-long gem famous for its white sandy beaches and peaceful bays. Next, head to Khao Lak along the southern coast, known for its idyllic beaches, turquoise waters, and postcard-perfect scenery — an ideal spot for relaxation and escape.

With Offer 1, add a stop in Koh Yao Yai for a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. You’ll be charmed by its pristine beaches and traditional fishing villages.

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Set in the heart of Phuket Town, the Courtyard Phuket Town Marriott 4* blends modern elegance with an authentic sense of place. Its clean architecture is softened by Thai-inspired details, while light-filled interiors and calm, contemporary spaces create a quiet rhythm amid the town’s vibrancy.

Moments from ornate temples, colourful markets, and the winding lanes of the old town, the hotel is both a gateway to discovery and a sanctuary from it — a serene urban retreat where you can pause, reset, and watch the pace of Phuket drift by.

The Deluxe Room invites you into a contemporary setting with minimalist elegance, decorated in soft, natural tones. Featuring a king-size bed or two single beds, it has large bay windows offering views of the city or the surrounding hills. Designed for comfort, it invites you to relax after a day of sightseeing in a chic urban cocoon.

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

After a day exploring the island, ascend to the rooftop pool, an urban oasis overlooking Phuket’s rooftops and tropical horizon. Recline beneath the sun or slip into the water as the city glows below, a tranquil counterpoint to the bustle beyond the walls.

Those seeking movement rather than stillness will find a bright, fully equipped fitness centre, while the hotel’s central location offers easy access to both the cultural heart of Phuket Town and its sun-washed beaches, allowing days to unfold at your own pace.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Stroll through a reconstructed Thai village, enjoy a buffet dinner and marvel at an 80-minute show retracing the history and traditions of Siam.

Nestled on the untouched island of Koh Yao Yai, Blue Bay Resort 4* is an intimate retreat where calm and authenticity prevail. Facing a fine sandy beach lined with palms and kissed by the turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea, the hotel offers a pause from everyday life, blending relaxation, nature, and a change of scenery.

Here, every sunrise brings a sense of escape, and each moment is enjoyed in a gentle, soothing atmosphere.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Enjoy the outdoor pool, take a stroll along the white sandy beach, or explore the surroundings. Between relaxing, discovering, and moments of well-being, each day unfolds at your own pace.

The Hotspring Beach Resort & Spa, Khao Lak 4*, nestled in the beautiful Phang Nga region of Thailand, is an oasis of wellbeing and relaxation. The resort offers a luxurious setting with rooms elegantly decorated in traditional Thai style, embellished with silk and cotton.

Facilities include natural hot mineral pools, lush tropical gardens and direct access to a pristine beach. This establishment combines modern comforts with authentic Thai hospitality.

The Deluxe Sea View Room offers generous space and stunning marine vistas. This room guarantees all the comfort you need for a peaceful stay. Benefit from the modern decor, inspired by local craftsmanship, which creates a truly cosy environment to unwind after a busy day.

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

The resort offers a variety of activities to suit every taste. Begin with a refreshing dip in the hot mineral pools or the invigorating ice pool for a revitalising experience. Then, indulge in a Thai massage or an aromatic treatment, or simply relax in one of the indoor or outdoor spa areas.

Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the fully-equipped fitness room, perfect for maintaining their routines with ease. For those seeking a touch of adventure, the region beckons with its charming beaches, rich history, and stunning natural landscapes to explore.

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.

Situated between Phuket and Krabi, Koh Yao Yai offers a serene retreat amid the captivating backdrop of Phang Nga Bay. Known for its dramatic limestone karsts rising over 100 metres high, the island is a peaceful haven away from bustling tourist hubs. With its traditional fishing villages and untouched beaches, Koh Yao Yai is perfect for those seeking a blend of natural beauty and local culture.

Must-Sees:

• Phang Nga Bay: A stunning seascape of limestone peaks, best explored by kayak or boat.
• Laem Haad Beach: A secluded white-sand beach with breathtaking views of nearby islands.
• Fishing Villages: Wander through traditional communities to observe local crafts and daily life.

Culinary Culture:

Koh Yao Yai’s dining scene is deeply rooted in its fishing heritage. Local restaurants offer dishes such as pla kapong neung manao (steamed seabass with lime) and kaeng som (spicy sour curry) made with freshly caught seafood. For a true local experience, try a meal in one of the island’s floating seafood restaurants, where the catch of the day determines the menu. Fresh coconuts and tropical fruits complete the island’s simple yet delicious fare.

Dive Deeper:

The island’s slower pace invites exploration beyond the beaches. Visit rubber plantations and rice paddies that dot the landscape, or join a workshop to learn traditional fishing or basket weaving. For adventurers, nearby islands like Koh Yao Noi and hidden lagoons in Phang Nga Bay offer kayaking and snorkelling opportunities amidst pristine natural settings.

Good to Know:

The local currency is the Thai Baht (THB). Koh Yao Yai is accessible by boat from Phuket or Krabi, making it a convenient yet tranquil getaway. The best time to visit is during the dry season, from November to April. Bicycles and scooters are popular choices for exploring this peaceful island.

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.