Things to do in Thailand
Bamboo Island Krabi7 optionsZiplining9 optionsKoh Samui Snorkeling Tour24 optionsGrand Palace Tours45 optionsBoat Tour Phuket107 optionsBangkok City Tour11 optionsDay Trips from Bangkok24 optionsPhang Nga Bay Tours26 optionsSnorkeling Phuket28 optionsBangkok Boat Tour55 optionsZiplining8 optionsJames Bond Island Tours32 options
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Bangkok: Grand Palace, Wat Pho & Flower Market Private TourYou’ll join a licensed local guide for a flexible private tour of Bangkok’s Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Pak Klong Talad Flower Market, and Klong Bang Luang Artist House—with hotel pickup included. Expect real conversation, sensory surprises (incense! grilled pork!), and small moments you’ll remember long after you leave.
Koh Samui: Pig Island & Koh Tan Snorkeling Half DayYou board a long tail boat at Koh Samui's southern pier, snorkel for an hour at the reef off Koh Tan, then motor to Pig Island to feed the beach pigs and relax on the sand. Lunch or dinner is included depending on your departure time, and all gear — snorkeling equipment, life jackets, towels — comes with you. The boat returns in the afternoon or evening, leaving your day flexible.Is it for me?Pick this if you want snorkeling and a beach break in one outing without arranging separate boat rides, equipment rentals, or meals — the half-day format and fixed inclusions mean you book once and show up.
Thai Cooking Class in Khao Lak: Market Tour or DessertA Thai cooking class in Khao Lak where you pick your ingredients at a local market, then prepare and cook a full Thai meal under the guidance of chef Apple at Riverside Thai Cooking School overlooking the river. Choose the morning class with market tour or the afternoon class where you learn to make a sweet banana dessert instead. Hotel pickup is included, and the class runs 4 hours with at least two people required to start.Is it for me?Book the morning class if you want to see how a Thai market works and choose your own ingredients; pick the afternoon class if you have limited time and prefer to focus on cooking technique and dessert-making without the market stop.
Chiang Mai Tuk Tuk Driving and Bamboo Rafting: 10 hoursA 10-hour small-group activity in Chiang Mai where you drive your own tuk tuk through the Mae Wang region, stop at a remote mountain temple and an elephant home, and finish with bamboo rafting on the local river. A professional guide leads throughout; groups stay under 18. Pickup from your hotel or a designated meeting point is included, and lunch with a vegetarian option is provided.Is it for me?You're driving the tuk tuk yourself the whole day, not sitting as a passenger—this suits anyone who wants hands-on control and the novelty of operating Thailand's most iconic vehicle. Groups stay under 18, which keeps the pace manageable and the stops less crowded than larger tours.
Chiang Rai Temples, Golden Triangle & Tea Plantation Day TripYou’ll wander Chiang Rai’s dazzling White Temple and vivid Blue Temple with a local guide who knows every story behind their walls. Sip fresh tea at Choui Fong plantation as mist curls over green hills, then stand where Thailand meets Laos and Myanmar at the Golden Triangle. Lunch is included — simple flavors that linger long after you leave.
Bangkok: Electric Tuk Tuk Food Tour Thonburi & Wang LangYou’ll ride through Bangkok’s Thonburi & Wang Lang districts in an electric tuk tuk with a local guide, sampling street food like fried pork with sticky rice and kanom bueng. Visit artisan potters in Baan Bu, cross the Chao Phraya River by express boat, and wander through Thailand’s largest flower market before relaxing at a riverside café — all with plenty of real-life color along the way.
Bangkok Night Food Tour by Tuk Tuk with Hotel PickupYou’ll dive straight into Bangkok’s street food scene by tuk tuk, sampling BBQ skewers and mango sticky rice at bustling markets before gliding past illuminated landmarks like the Grand Palace. With your foodie guide leading the way and hotel pickup included, expect laughter over noodles in hidden alleys and late-night treats in Chinatown that linger long after you’re home.
Private 4x4 Off-Road Tour Koh Samui: Secret Buddha GardenA private 4x4 off-road tour of Koh Samui lasting 6 hours, with hotel pickup included, that drives to Secret Buddha Garden, Namuang Waterfall 2, the highest temple point at Teepankorn, and a rope-bridge café in Maenam Hills. The itinerary is built around the operator's own hiking routes and can be customized for an additional fee. Food and the Secret Buddha Garden entrance fee (80 baht per person) are separate.Is it for me?At 6 hours, this tour leaves room for a morning or afternoon activity elsewhere on the island, or a relaxed start or finish to your day. The private format means the pace and stops adjust to your interests, and the off-road route itself is the point—if you want to see Koh Samui's interior without the main roads, this is the only way to do it.
ATV Riding & Big Buddha from Phuket: 2-hour quad bike adventureA 2-hour ATV activity in Phuket where you ride a Polaris Phoenix 200cc quad bike to Big Buddha, with hotel pickup, a guide in English, safety equipment and instruction included. Small groups keep the pace manageable, and the route follows the island's coastline with views over the Andaman Sea before reaching the statue. Children from age 4 can ride or join as passengers.Is it for me?If you have a free afternoon in Phuket and want to do something hands-on instead of following a guide around on foot, this puts you in control of the ride — you steer the quad bike yourself, stop where the guide stops, and the whole thing wraps up in 2 hours so the rest of your day is still open.
Phang Nga Bay: Private James Bond Island Speedboat & CanoeYou’ll race by speedboat across Phang Nga Bay with a local guide, canoe through secret caves at Talu Island, eat lunch in a floating fishing village, and step onto famous James Bond Island itself. Expect laughter, salty air, new flavors—and moments that stick with you long after you’ve rinsed off the sand.
Snorkeling Phi Phi Islands from Phuket: Maya Bay & Monkey BeachA full-day snorkeling tour from Phuket by speedboat to the Phi Phi Islands, with stops at Green Island, Maya Bay, Loh Samah Bay, Viking Cave and Monkey Beach. The boat leaves from Phuket piers with hotel pickup included; you snorkel in turquoise water at each site, eat a Thai buffet lunch on Phi Phi Don, and return by late afternoon. National Park fees (400 THB per adult, 200 THB per child) are paid at departure. The tour runs eight to nine hours and suits all fitness levels; Maya Bay closes August and September to protect baby sharks.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Phuket with a free day and want to see multiple snorkeling sites without renting a boat or hiring a private guide — the speedboat schedule, five stops and lunch timing all fit inside a single afternoon, so you're not building the day yourself.
Bangkok Night Tour by Tuk-Tuk: Food, Temple & ChinatownA 4-hour night tour of Bangkok by tuk-tuk that takes you through illuminated temples, Pak Klong Talad flower market, a local street market, and Chinatown, with dinner and dessert included and an English-speaking guide. You ride in the iconic three-wheeled vehicle, stop to eat at a local restaurant, and finish in the market district as it comes alive with stalls and light. Choose between a private group or join a shared departure.Is it for me?Choose the private group option if you're traveling with family or friends and want your own tuk-tuk and guide; join the shared group if you prefer to split costs with other travelers.
Chiang Mai Food Tour with Local Foodies: Warorot Market & TemplesA food tour of Chiang Mai's Old City led by a local guide in English, starting at the Three Kings Monument or Warorot Market depending on your choice of morning or evening departure. You taste six to eight stops of authentic Northern Thai dishes — Kao Man Gai, Kao Soi, Sai Oua, mango sticky rice — while walking through temples, markets and street stalls that have served the same food for decades. Water and all tastings are included; the tour runs four hours in the morning or four to five hours in the evening.Is it for me?The morning tour takes you through quiet temples and markets, wrapping by lunch; the evening tour starts later with a sit-down meal and night markets covered partly by vehicle, running longer.
Floating Market and Ayutthaya Day Tour from BangkokA 10-hour guided day tour from Bangkok visiting Maeklong Railway Market, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, and three temples in Ayutthaya's historical park. The tour includes hotel pickup (if selected), lunch, and an English-speaking guide; you depart early to catch the market before crowds and the train's approach.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see three different sides of Thailand—the working markets, the floating vendors, and the ruins of the ancient capital—without arranging transport or timing between them yourself. The early start and fixed schedule are what fit all three stops into a single day.
Krabi tour: Emerald Pool, Hot Springs, Tiger Cave TempleThis small-group tour in Krabi takes you through three natural and cultural stops in a single day: the Emerald Pool (a mineral-rich lagoon in forest), the Hot Springs Waterfalls (waters heated to 42°C by underground volcanic chambers), and Wat Tham Seua, the Tiger Cave Temple perched on a hilltop. The tour runs about nine and a half hours, includes an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, entrance fees and an air-conditioned vehicle. The climb to the temple is steep and requires moderate fitness; the pool and hot springs are gentler stops.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see three different sides of Krabi -- a forest pool, a natural hot spring and a hilltop temple -- in one organized day without arranging transport or tickets yourself. The small-group format keeps the pace manageable, and the guide handles the logistics so you focus on the stops. If climbing stairs to a mountaintop is not for you, the Emerald Pool and hot springs alone are worth the morning, though the temple view is the reason most people push through the walk.
Krabi Zipline & Abseil: Longest Course & Limestone ViewsYou'll zip across 11 lines through Krabi's forest canopy, spend time on tree platforms with water and fruit, abseil 60 meters down a limestone cliff, and get driven to and from Ao Nang or Krabi Town. The small group size (max 6) and two dedicated guides mean you move at your own pace without feeling rushed. Plan for a half-day, starting early morning or early afternoon depending on availability.Is it for me?Choose this if you want the longest and highest ziplines in the Krabi area without spending a full day traveling — the 15-minute transfer from town means more time on the wires and less time in a van.
Bangkok: Private Walking Tour Custom Itinerary & Local HostYou’ll wander Bangkok’s alleys and markets with a local host who actually listens to what you want—whether that’s royal palaces or hidden temples, street food or riverside views. Expect real conversation, spontaneous snacks, flexible stops and plenty of small surprises along the way. You might even find yourself thinking about those jasmine-scented corners long after you leave.
Ayutthaya Temples Day Trip from Bangkok with Private CarYou’ll feel Ayutthaya’s history under your fingertips as you wander ancient temples with a local guide who knows every shortcut. Enjoy riverside lunch after exploring Wat Pra Srisanpetch and Mahathat, then find calm at hidden Wat Worachettaram before heading back to Bangkok—all with pickup and drop-off included.
Phuket: Aeolos Catamaran to Coral & Racha Islands + LunchYou board a catamaran limited to 22 guests, snorkel two islands with equipment and guidance included, paddleboard or slide between stops, eat a Thai buffet lunch on deck, and fish at sunset near Promthep Cape before returning to your hotel. Hotel pickup and drop-off are part of it, so you don't arrange transport or timing yourself.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want a full island day without the crowds or hidden costs—the 22-person limit and all-inclusive pricing mean you're not negotiating extras or dodging vendors. Plan for a long day out (roughly 10 hours door to door), which is what lets you visit two islands, snorkel twice, and catch the sunset without rushing.
Bangkok Temples: Grand Palace, Wat Pho & Wat Arun Walking TourYou’ll walk Bangkok’s palace district with a local guide who knows every shortcut for shade and stories. Feel cool tiles beneath your feet at Wat Phra Kaew, listen for chants at Thailand’s holiest temple, see the Reclining Buddha up close at Wat Pho, then cross the river for riverside views at Wat Arun—all entry fees included.
