Thailand Multi-Centre Holidays

Start Bangkok multi-centre holidays by visiting the magnificent Grand Palace, taking a Chao Phraya River cruise, moving between night markets and malls, or dining and drinking at restaurants and bars of every style, barter for trinkets and treats at floating markets, tour to the Bridge Over the River Kwai, or step into the past at the historic city of Ayutthaya.

Our advice for Bangkok is to book the number of nights you think you need, then add another for good measure. Once it’s time to move on, Thailand is your oyster. Direct flights create instant Bangkok twin-centre holidays with cultural Chiang Mai and the hillside jungles of Northern Thailand or with an endless choice of beaches and islands on all sides of the country.

Check out some of our carefully curated Thai itineraries including Bangkok; how about Bangkok, Chiang Mai & Koh Samui, or the classic Bangkok & Phuket?

Don’t want to fly? The beach is waiting at Pattaya or Hua Hin, both just a road trip away.

With a diverse selection of over 30 resorts and beaches, Phuket has a long-standing place as Thailand’s first-choice beach destination. When you add an international airport accepting flights direct from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Singapore, Hong Kong and more, it’s easy to see why Phuket multi-centre holidays have become so popular.

Start your stay at a resort of your choice, from laidback Karon to beautiful Kata or lively Patong. Relax by the lagoon and the golf course at Bangtao, or visit enchanting Old Phuket Town from peaceful Panwa Beach. Phuket twin-centre holidays are simple, with Krabi just a drive away and the islands of Koh Yao Noi, Koh Yao Yai, and Koh Phi Phi easily reached by boat. Looking further afield? Short flights will take you to any other Thai location, while slightly longer ones land in a choice of major Middle East and Asia destinations.

Experience two sides of Thailand in one trip with a choice of exciting and inspiring twin-centre holidays. Add Phuket to Bangkok to combine city adventures with beach resorts that suit every stay, from honeymoons to family summers. Tour across Northern Thailand from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai to explore intricately designed temples, hill tribe villages, and jungle river trails.

Keep the flights to a minimum by driving from Bangkok to the beach at Pattaya or Hua Hin. Or twin two islands by jumping on the ferry from Phuket to Koh Phi Phi or Koh Samui to Koh Phangan.

For an unforgettable two-centre holiday, let Elephant Hills in Khao Sok National Park collect you from your Khao Lak hotel to spend a night in a luxury jungle tent and another floating on the lake before being dropped back at the beach.

Turning your Thailand twin-centre holiday into a two-country or multi-country tour is easy. Direct flights from Bangkok will take you all over Asia, making Thailand and Vietnam, Thailand and Bali, or Thailand and Japan combinations simple.

Connections from Phuket through Singapore or Hong Kong to the UK not only give you another way to get home but also let you compare contrasting cities without extra flights. Why stay in Asia? Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland are all on the Thai Airways network, making Bangkok an easy addition to a journey Down Under.

Or you could keep things simple and fly with Emirates, Etihad, or Qatar Airways for hassle-free Middle East and Thailand two-centre holidays.

With different climates across the country, checking the weather before a Thailand multi-centre is always a smart move. As a general guide, travelling between November and March will keep you warm and dry wherever you go, but you’ll want to take a waterproof in September and October. Of course, you could always just duck inside whenever you feel the raindrops. Rain at any time is unlikely to last long, and there’s never a bar, restaurant, or cosy hotel room too far away.

Another tip is to remember that summer holidays are better in Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, and Koh Tao on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand. The dry weather lasts longer in the east, extending sunny days as late as August some years.