Mae Sot, nestled in Thailand’s Tak Province along the Myanmar border, is a captivating crossroads where cultures, languages, and traditions converge. Known for its vibrant markets filled with Burmese textiles, spices, and street food, the town offers a unique blend of Thai, Karen, Burmese, and other ethnic influences. Surrounded by lush mountains, waterfalls, and national parks, Mae Sot is a starting point for eco-adventures, trekking, and exploring hill tribe communities. Its role as a bustling trade hub adds an energetic, cosmopolitan feel, making it both a cultural melting pot and a scenic getaway for those seeking authentic, off-the-beaten-path experiences.

Trat is the peaceful prelude to your island escape — a place where quiet beaches meet colorful markets, and the rhythm of life slows just enough for you to breathe. As the gateway to Koh Chang, Koh Mak, and Koh Kood, this charming coastal province invites you to linger a little longer, explore a little deeper, and experience Thailand beyond the well-trodden path.

Surat Thani, meaning “City of Good People,” is a vibrant province in southern Thailand known for its diverse natural beauty and cultural charm. As the gateway to Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, and Koh Tao, it connects travelers to some of Thailand’s most famous island destinations. Beyond the beaches, Surat Thani offers breathtaking inland attractions such as Khao Sok National Park, home to ancient rainforests, towering limestone cliffs, and the serene Cheow Lan Lake. The province also boasts rich local traditions, fresh seafood markets, and lively festivals, making it a captivating stop on any journey through Thailand.

Buriram, often called the “City of Happiness,” is a province in northeastern Thailand known for its deep historical roots and dynamic modern attractions. The region boasts impressive ancient ruins, including the stunning Phanom Rung Historical Park, a beautifully preserved ancient temple complex set atop an extinct volcano. Buriram is also a hub for motorsports, with the Chang International Circuit hosting major international racing events. Visitors can explore vibrant local culture, experience traditional Isaan cuisine, and enjoy the energy of a province that blends the old and new seamlessly.

With a blend of beautiful nature and Lanna culture, Chiang Mai is a province that has many popular tourist destinations. Such as worshipping at the Phra That Doi Suthep, an important cultural and religious landmark of the Chiang Mai people. Enjoy the stylish handmade products at Thapae Walking Street as well as the local cuisine at Nimmanhaemin Road. The gorgeous natural and green spaces at Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden and Rajapruek Royal Park. Do not forget to stop at Thailand's highest peak Doi Inthanon, with many more beautiful sights all around waiting to be discovered.

Thailand's most northern province harmonizes with stunning mountainous ranges and rich Lanna culture. Explore cultural gems like Wat Rong Khun and the ancient Wat Ming Muang. Nature enthusiasts can witness the sunrise of the Mekong river and sea mist at Doi Pha Tang, experience the panoramic sea views and chilly weather above the mountain top at Phu Chi Dao, and admire winter blossoms at Mae Fah Luang Gardens near Doi Tung Palace.

Krabi is a stunning coastal province located in southern Thailand, known for its picture-perfect beaches, and turquoise waters. One of its most popular tourist destinations is the Phi Phi Islands. The islands are known for their crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life, and towering limestone cliffs. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving, or simply relax on the pristine beaches.

Koh Lipe is a Thai island in the Andaman Sea, near Malaysia's border. It is part of Tarutao National Marine Park, which is populated with small islands and known for its coral-rich waters. The island has sandy beaches, including Pattaya and Hat Chao Le. Dive sites in the area include the 8 Mile Rock pinnacle and the Yong Hua Shipwreck.

Thailand’s mountainous retreat, situated northeast of Bangkok, beckons with its majestic grandeur. As misty veils lift, reveal lush forests and sparkling waterfalls cascading down granite cliffs. Scenic drives wind through valleys and hills, while hiking trails invite exploration of this natural wonderland. Quaint villages offer a glimpse into traditional Thai life, inviting relaxation and rejuvenation amidst nature’s serene beauty.

Bangkok, Thailand’s capital, is a large city with more than 10 million people. It is known for ornate shrines, vibrant streets and night life, shopping malls, arts, culture and a diverse food offering. The boat-filled Chao Phraya River feeds its network of canals, home to the opulent Grand Palace and its sacred Wat Phra Kaew Temple. Bangkok boasts an array of unique and luxury hotels all across the city.

Kanchanaburi Province, in western Thailand, is known for its national parks of dense jungle, waterfalls and limestone caves. Seven-tiered waterfalls can be found at Srinakarin Dam National Park, while Erawan National Park has aqua-blue falls (plus elephants, monkeys and cobras). The province’s WWII-era Burma Railway, built by prisoners of war, was immortalized in the film “The Bridge on the River Kwai.”

Rayong is an eastern Thai province on the Gulf of Thailand, known for its national parks and beaches. On its south coast, the beach at Ban Phe is home to a fishing community and is the gateway to Koh Samet island. To the west, the long, flat Mae Ram Phueng beach offers panoramic views. Farther east, Laem Mae Phim beach has small waves and beachside restaurants.

The provincial capital of Prachuap Khiri Khan is a fishing port with a superb location beside beautiful curving bays and amongst steep mountain outcrops. Prachuap Khiri Khan is an attractive alternative destination for visitors who want to avoid overcrowded resorts. The province may give travelers a greater insight into the “real” Thailand. Although the province beyond Hua Hin is not a major tourist spot, it is certainly rich in natural resources — including mountainous areas, islands, and relaxing beaches. The province also features several National Parks, including Khao Sam Roi Yot national park which features soaring peaks, numerous caves, and exotic bird lives, established to protect the largest freshwater marshes in Thailand.

Koh Racha, sometimes referred to also as Raya Island, less than 20 km south of Phuket. It is a tropical paradise, known as a perfect destination for those who want a relaxing holiday or to explore coral reefs by snorkeling or diving. Here there are only beaches and palm trees — no roads and no cars.

Koh Tao is a small island north of Koh Samui and Koh Phangan. Restaurants, nightspots and dive shops cluster in Mae Haad Beach and near Sai Ri Beach. Villas dot palm-fringed beaches such as Chalok Baan Kao Bay, on the south coast. In the northwest, Koh Nang Yuan is a group of islets with hilltop views. Koh Tao is known for its tropical coral reefs, with species including whale sharks and rays. Hawksbill and green turtles gather here to breed.

An island group in between the large island of Phuket and the Krabi coast, know for their large limestone rocks jutting out of the sea. The islands feature beaches and clear water, and the natural environment is protected under national park status. Tourism to the islands exploded since the release of the movie The Beach.

Koh Phangan is an island in the Gulf of Thailand in Surat Thani Province, just north of Koh Samui. It is renowned for its monthly Full Moon Party. This boisterous night-long celebration, which is tied to the lunar calendar, draws revelers to its southeastern peninsula, Haad Rin. Most festivities center on Sunrise Beach, whose beach bungalows attract a backpacker crowd. On the east and north coast lie quieter white-sand beaches including Hat Khuat and Hat Thian, and some select luxury resorts.

Just north of Phuket and bordering the Andaman Sea on the west coast of the Malay Peninsula, Khao Lak is within the province of Phang-Nga. It is a series of villages, a hilly small mountainous region, and peaceful sandy beaches.

Koh Chang, one of the largest islands in the Gulf of Thailand, contains dense, steep jungle. Mu Ko Chang National Park, a preserve with hiking trails and waterfalls such as tiered Klong Plu, covers the interior and extends to offshore coral reefs. The coast is dotted with beaches and villages including Bang Bao, built on piers. Hat Tha Nam (aka Lonely Beach) has a waterfront party scene that attracts backpackers.

Situated on the eastern shores of the Gulf of Thailand, it beckons with its radiant charm. As the sun sets over the city’s skyline, a kaleidoscope of colors dance across the horizon, casting a warm glow upon the bustling streets. The air is alive with the sweet scent of street food and the gentle lapping of waves against the shore. The warmth of hospitality wraps around you like a tender embrace, inviting you to unwind in this tropical paradise.

Koh Yao Yai is a Thai island in the Andaman Sea, halfway between Phuket and Krabi. It is characterized by sandy shores, mangroves, rubber plantations and fishing villages. Beaches include Loh Paret and Loh Jark, the latter with a pier for ferries and long-tail boats. The surrounding waters are rich in coral and dotted with dive sites, like the King Cruiser Wreck near Anemone Reef, and the pinnacles of Shark Point. The smaller sister island next to it, Koh Yao Noi, has around 6,000 inhabitants and is around four by twelve kilometers in size.

The most stunning island in Prachuab Khiri Khan province, Koh Talu has a steep high cliff on the west of the island, and gorgeous white sandy beaches on the east and south sides. It is a picture of nature with its coral reefs and habitats for seagulls, flying fox as well as being the only island for which turtles to lay their eggs seasonally. Koh Talu is a favorite site for both snorkeling and scuba diving.

Koh Lanta is an island district in Krabi Province on Thailand’s Andaman coast. It’s known for its coral-fringed beaches, mangroves, limestone outcrops and rainforests. Mu Koh Lanta National Park spans several islands, including the southern end of the largest island Koh Lanta Yai, home to semi-nomadic sea people known as the Chao Leh. The park contains the Khao Mai Kaew cave network and Khlong Chak Waterfall.

The island of Koh Kood has stunning, untouched beaches, crystal clear waters, and beautiful nature. Even during high season, the island is usually very quiet compared to other island destinations in Thailand. The island is in the east of Thailand, in Trat Province. Curiously, it only has a population of 2,000 people, which makes it the district with the smallest population of all of Thailand.

A charming coastal town on Thailand’s mainland, beckons visitors with its rich tapestry of cultural heritage and delectable cuisine. The scent of freshly caught seafood wafts through the air as you stroll along the bustling night market, where colorful lanterns illuminate the way. Amidst greenery, ancient temples rise like sentinels, while powdery white sand beaches invite relaxation beneath a radiant blue sky.

Koh Samui, Thailand’s second largest island, lies in the Gulf of Thailand off the east coast of the Kra Isthmus. It's known for its palm-fringed beaches, coconut groves and dense, mountainous rainforest, plus luxury resorts and posh spas. Also, the reported main location for HBO’s hit show, The White Lotus.

A mountainous island with rainforests in the Andaman Sea. It has some of the most popular beaches in Thailand. Located along the clear waters of the west coast, the island is home to many high-end seaside resorts, spas, and restaurants. Downtown has old shops and busy markets. Patong, the main resort town has nightlife clubs, bars and discos.

Garrya Tongsai Bay Samui

V Villas Hua Hin, part of the MGallery Collection, is an exclusive beachfront luxury retreat where privacy, comfort, and exceptional service come together. Nestled along the pristine shores of Hua Hin, the resort features 28 elegantly appointed private pool villas, thoughtfully designed for romantic getaways, family vacations, and gatherings with friends.Each villa offers world-class amenities and is complemented by personalized 24-hour butler service, ensuring every stay is seamless and unforgettable. Surrounded by tranquil natural beauty, V Villas Hua Hin provides a secluded sanctuary for guests seeking an exceptional luxury escape.Recognized as a MICHELIN Key Hotel, V Villas Hua Hin is one of only four hotels in Hua Hin to receive this prestigious distinction. This recognition reflects the resort’s unwavering commitment to exceptional guest experiences and reinforces its reputation as one of Thailand’s premier luxury destinations.

Rayavadee is a luxury retreat nestled on Krabi’s stunning Phranang Peninsula, surrounded by lush tropical landscapes, dramatic limestone cliffs, and the crystal-clear waters of the Andaman Sea. Located on the edge of Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, the resort is celebrated for its natural beauty, privacy, and strong commitment to sustainability, offering guests an unforgettable escape in harmony with nature.‍

Twinpalms MontAzure Phuket is an exquisite beachfront retreat offering breathtaking ocean views and refined luxury. As a proud member of the prestigious Small Luxury Hotels of the World collection, the resort blends contemporary elegance with the natural beauty of Phuket’s tropical coastline.‍

Set along the shores of Koh Chang, Dinso Resort & Villas Ko Chang, Vignette Collection, blends natural beauty with understated luxury. Surrounded by turquoise waters and soft white sands, the resort offers a peaceful escape with easy access to nearby islands within the marine national park.The resort is home to 166 rooms and villas, offering a range of stays from pool-access rooms and ocean-view suites to private pool villas. Each space is created with comfort, privacy, and relaxation in mind. Guests can choose direct access to the pool, wide sea views, or the exclusivity of a villa with its own private pool.The experience extends beyond the rooms with a beachfront club, a distinctive bar, and all-day dining focused on locally sourced ingredients. Guests can also enjoy the spa, swimming pool, fitness centre, kids club, and craft studio.Sustainability is thoughtfully integrated through the use of reclaimed materials and support for local communities.A refined yet relaxed retreat, Dinso offers a quieter side of Thailand for those seeking something truly special.

lebua at State Tower is a luxury all-suite hotel in the heart of Bangkok, offering breathtaking views of the Chao Phraya River and skyline from every private balcony. Known for its world-renowned rooftop venues like Sky Bar and Sirocco, and Michelin-starred dining, lebua delivers an unforgettable experience of elevated hospitality, fine cuisine, and unmatched service.

The Oriental Residence is gracefully enveloped by the city's diplomatic district, the Oriental Residence Bangkok serves as a haven for the discerning senses, a sanctuary of refined elegance where every detail is meticulously curated to impress your indulgences.

Pullman Phuket Panwa Beach Resort is an upscale beach resort that provides global travelers with the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure in the tropical paradise of Phuket. Escape into a world where the Andaman Sea meets 5-star facilities and the service is as warm as the Thai sun. Nestled on the picturesque shores of Makham Bay, the resort offers sweeping views of the Andaman Sea.

The Mövenpick Asara Resort & Spa Hua Hin promises an unparalleled retreat, set against a backdrop of serene natural beauty. With 96 luxurious suites and pool villas, ranging from 120 to 400 sqm, guests are treated to spacious and elegant accommodations. The resort's design, complemented by palm trees, lush gardens, and tranquil lagoons, fosters an atmosphere of relaxation and sophistication.

The Srinagarind Dam (also spelled Srinakarin) is a massive hydroelectric embankment dam on the Khwae Yai River in Kanchanaburi, Thailand. Located about 70km from Kanchanaburi city, it features Thailand's largest reservoir and offers scenic lakes, nature trails, and popular waterfalls.

Koh Phangan is Thailand’s fifth-largest island, located in the Gulf of Thailand. It is globally renowned for its wild Full Moon Parties on Haad Rin Beach. However, beyond its nightlife, it serves as a peaceful tropical escape filled with secluded white-sand beaches, lush jungle interiors, wellness communities, and incredible diving spots.

The Phi Phi Islands (Mu Ko Phi Phi) are a stunning archipelago in Thailand’s Krabi province, located in the Andaman Sea. Famous for towering limestone cliffs, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and powdery white sand, the islands are a popular destination easily accessible by a 45-minute speedboat or 90-minute ferry from Phuket or Krabi.

Koh Chang in Trat Province is Thailand's second-largest island. It features lush rainforests, beautiful waterfalls, and long white sand beaches.

Koh Talu is a pristine, privately-managed eco-island in Bang Saphan, Prachuap Khiri Khan. Famous for its crystal-clear waters and striking natural rock arch, it is an ideal destination for snorkeling, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding.

Mae Sot International Airport is the gateway to Thailand’s western border, offering convenient access to the vibrant town of Mae Sot and beyond. With its modern terminal and efficient connections, it provides a smooth, comfortable start to your journey.

Trat Airport (IATA: TDX) serves as the main gateway for travelers flying to the islands of Koh Chang, Koh Kood, and Koh Mak, offering a convenient alternative to the long overland journey from Bangkok.Located in Trat province, the airport is approximately:17 km from Ao Thammachat Pier (ferries to Koh Chang)22 km from Centerpoint Pier (ferries to Koh Chang)25 km from Krom Luang Pier (speedboats to Koh Mak)60 km from Laem Sok Pier (boats to Koh Kood)‍

Khon Kaen International Airport (IATA: KKC, ICAO: VTUK) is in Ban Pet subdistrict, Mueang Khon Kaen district, Khon Kaen province in northeastern Thailand.

Surat Thani International Airport (IATA: URT, ICAO: VTSB) is an international airport in Hua Toei subdistrict, Phunphin district, Surat Thani province in Southern Thailand. The airport, 21 kilometres west of downtown Surat Thani, is also home to the Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) squadrons. It has a single paved runway and is the tenth-busiest airport in Thailand in terms of passengers, handling more than two million passengers annually.

Koh Mai Si Airport is a private airfield located on a small island off the coast of Koh Kood in Thailand’s Trat Province. This airport is operated by Kiri Private Reserve, a luxury resort, and is primarily used to facilitate guests traveling to the resort, however non-guests are also welcome to fly here with Siam Scenic. The airport features an 850-meter runway. The flight from Bangkok takes approximately 90 minutes, followed by a quick 5-minute speedboat transfer to the resort or main island of Koh Kood. Koh Mai Si offers an exclusive and seamless travel experience aimed at luxury travelers seeking an escape to one of Thailand’s pristine islands.

Water landing and take-off site conveniently located at the Ocean Marina Jomtien, for easy accessibility to yacht charters and our waterfront resort partners along the coast.‍

Hua Hin Airport, nestled in the charming coastal town of Hua Hin, offers an exclusive and convenient gateway to Thailand's royal resort town, with its world-class golf courses, luxury spas, and stunning beaches.

Krabi International Airport, located on the stunning coast of southern Thailand, offers a modern and welcoming gateway to the region's crystal-clear waters, picturesque islands, and world-famous rock climbing destinations.

Samui Airport, located on the picturesque island of Koh Samui in southern Thailand, is one of the country’s most unique and charming airports, known for its open-air design and relaxed island atmosphere. Our Samui departures offer a smooth and refined experience from arrival to take-off, with swift check-in and attentive service, ensuring a seamless transition from ground to air.• Open-air lounge with a relaxed island ambiance• Dedicated check-in with efficient, personalized service• Light refreshments, including snacks and beverages• Attentive ground handling and passenger assistance• Smooth transfers between the lounge and your aircraftFrom arrival to departure, every detail is designed to reflect the ease and elegance of island travel, ensuring a calm and effortless start to your journey.(IATA: USM, ICAO: VTSM)‍

Buriram Airport, located in the heart of Thailand's northeastern region, offers an efficient and modern gateway to the province's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.

Mae Fah Luang Chiang Rai International Airport, located in the heart of Thailand's far north, offers an efficient and modern gateway to the region's rich cultural heritage, trekking trails, and ancient ruins.

Nestled in the rolling hills of northern Thailand, the airport offers a convenient and contemporary gateway to the region's cultural treasures and natural wonders.

Phuket International Airport, located on the stunning coast of southern Thailand, offers a modern and bustling gateway to the region's world-famous beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant nightlife.

Suvarnabhumi International Airport, located in the heart of Thailand, offers an efficient and modern gateway to the country's bustling capital city, Bangkok, with its world-famous temples, markets, and nightlife.

U-Tapao–Rayong–Pattaya International Airport (the sometimes-official long name of this airport), located on the scenic coast of eastern Thailand, offers a modern and convenient gateway to the region's stunning beaches, golf courses, and vibrant nightlife.

An airfield that normally only hosts skydiving. We have special access for your convenience. Waiting area contains a cafe for food and drinks.

Private airfield at our partner Mövenpick Resort in Khao Yai. The airfield is accessible from within the resort.‍

Around an hour away from central Bangkok, this private airfield allows for a seamless car-to-flight connection. Our lounge will ensure a smooth check-in procedure or to simply relax before or after your flight.Note: Klong 11 Private Airfield is currently unavailable for standard landing operations. Landing may be possible depending on special permission from CAAT and relevant authorities.

Don Mueang International Airport is one of two international airports serving the Bangkok Metropolitan Region.Our Bangkok departures typically board and disembark at the dedicated Private Terminal, where guests enjoy a VIP lounge, swift check-in, and attentive service, with seamless transfers from the lounge to the aircraft in complete comfort and privacy.• 24/7 access to exclusive VIP lounges designed for comfort, discretion, and a truly private experience• Private meeting rooms and shower facilities for added convenience• A curated selection of soft drinks, premium beverages, and light gourmet refreshments• Dedicated ground handling and personal assistance throughout• Premium vehicle transfers between the lounge and your aircraft‍(IATA: DMK, ICAO: VTBD)

Around an hour away from central Bangkok, this airfield allows for a seamless and fast car to aircraft transition. The lounge will ensure a simple check-in procedure with our staff, or to just relax and refresh before or after your flight. Free parking is immediately near the entrance.Note: The airpark is currently unavailable for standard landing operations. Landing may be possible subject to special permission from CAAT and relevant authorities.‍

The Cessna Caravan 208 EX Amphibious is the ultimate go-anywhere adventurer, effortlessly bridging the gap between remote waterways and city runways. ‍Featuring a premium interior, it blends rugged turbine performance with sophisticated comfort, providing a first-class sanctuary for those whose journeys begin where the pavement ends.

The Cessna Caravan 208 EX Amphibious is the ultimate go-anywhere adventurer, effortlessly bridging the gap between remote waterways and city runways. ‍Featuring a premium interior, it blends rugged turbine performance with sophisticated comfort, providing a first-class sanctuary for those whose journeys begin where the pavement ends.