
A Road-Trip Through Northern Thailand
This curated road-trip brings the details of Northern Thailand into focus without the distraction of tour groups and a time-driven itinerary. Traveling now becomes relaxing and intimate. Allow this road-trip to encourage the art of slowing down and delve into the lesser-known parts of the Thai-north.
This package provides you with all the control- from the selection of the vehicle to your driving speed, you are in control and able to explore this mountains region in your unique way. Bespoke Infinite Travel will provide you with all the details, a Global Positioning System (GPS) and map with the carefully selected destinations. These will be suggestions from the experts but remember that this trip is whatever you desire it to be. Take it easy and enjoy being present.
Ready to get the keys to the north? Here we go!
Day 1: "Stop and Smell the Roses"- Mac Davis
You will be taken to your chosen vehicle by a Bespoke Infinite representative. Feel free to ask any last-minute questions and get ready for the first leg of your journey.
Once ready, take off in the direction of Hang Dong. This scenic drive will introduce you to this region’s temperate climate with green trees that line the roads and lead your way. Take it easy and feel free to stop and stretch your legs along the way- nothing is rushing you!
As you enjoy the scenic drive, sometimes known as the Samoeng Loop, you will enjoy your first stop at the Royal Rose Garden. Enjoy the tranquility of this beautiful crafted garden, and have a delicious bite to eat. Once you have your fill of food and flora, hop back on the road and drive to the Mae Sa Waterfall.
This 10-level waterfall is known as a “not to be missed” spot, providing relief for tired travellers and cyclist alike. Here are also bathrooms available- ideal for a pit stop or a an even lengthier break.
Your next stop will be Baan Pang Hai a traditional village found 850 meters above sea level. The cool mountain air will increase your appetite, so be prepared to enjoy delicious Thai food- BBQ, salad, pasta, fresh fruits and Thai desserts. Take your pick and feast! Then relax back and enjoy the various cultural presentations presented by the Hmong hill tribe, a minority group of people, in some ways similar to the Miao or Meo group. Hmong people take great pride in their dress and colourful traditional costumes, making this presentation unique to their culture and history.
Now you will be ready for a good nights rest, and what could be better than the fresh mountain air that lulls you to sleep.
Day 2: "Not All Those Who Wander are Lost"- J.R.R Tolkien
Sleep in or wake up early to enjoy sunrise coffee - this trip is all about what you feel like in the spur of the moment. Enjoy breakfast at your leisure. Once you are ready to say goodbye to your new friends, start your journey through Chiang Dao. Small villages are found along this breathtaking route, and Bespoke will suggest some stops according to your particular taste and needs, such as the shrine-filled Chiang Dao Cave.
Your next stop will be Thaton. Indulge in lunch at the lovely Maekok River Village Resort, well-known for its delicious food and river-side location.
Once your peaceful lunch has been enjoyed, continue up the hill to the Chinese Village named Doi Mae Salong. This village, nestled between coffee, tea and fruit plantations is becoming famous for its mouth-watering Chinese dishes, influenced by the settlers' history. This area has many villages scattered through-out. We encourage you to stop and explore whenever the urge rises.
Last but not least, enjoy your trip to Chiang Rai, where you will find rest at your chosen lodge or resort.
Day 3: "The Journey not the Arrival Matters"- T.S Eliot
Day three might be the perfect day to relax and explore the wonderful Chiang Rai. However, if the driving itch has not been completely scratched then take to the road and drive to the former capital of the first Thai Kingdom, Chiang Saen.
Known as the oldest city in Thailand, this small village is steeped in history, perfect for a day of exploring. Chiang Saen is located on the Mekong River which runs the border between Laos and Thailand. Not to be missed is a visit to Wat Phrathat Chom Kitti, Wat Chedi Luang and some informative museums nearby it.
Once back on the road, drive to the Golden Triangle, so called because it is the spot where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos convene. We suggest that you enjoy lunch at the Golden Triangle Resort before driving to the most northern point of Thailand, Mae Sai. Though there are many things to do in Mae Sai, we highly suggest you visit the local market and either enjoy some snacks on the go or collect some tasty morsels for the road trip back to Chiang Rai.
Spend another night in the lovely Chiang Rai city and enjoy the beauty and peacefulness of Chiang Rai night life.
Day 4 "Oh The Places You’ll Go"- Dr. Seuss
After a lovely nights rest, start your trip to Lampang, stopping at Phayao lake for a rest. Because it is situated between the beautiful mountains of the north, this location offers a splendid visit to Wat Sri Khom Kham. Enjoy your lunch at one of the many delightful restaurants found at or around this location. While dining, be sure to read up about the many legends that have sprung forth from this unique location- it truly brings the history to life.
Once you are ready to hit the road, continue to Lampang, stopping at the Elephant Training Camp at Ban Pang La and Tham Pha Thai National Park, with its mountains and woodlands reaching up to the heavens.
If time permits, you will be able to embrace nature by taking a hike along the many forest routes or visiting some local caves and waterfalls. This national park is truly a place to stop and recover from the long but scenic drive.
Complete a perfect day by spending the night at your chosen resort. The area is known for its peace and solitude, and this becomes even more true at night.
Day 5: "Travel Far Enough, You Meet Yourself"- David Mitchell
The last day of your journey can be kicked off early with morning coffee or tea and then some visits to various temples including one specific temple with Myanmar architectural influence. Another must see includes the 20 pagodas of Wat Chedi Sao Luang, a landmark of the Lampang province.
An unforgettable stop will be Wat Phrathat Lampang. Here you can lose yourself between ancient temples of bronze and copper with teak pillars. Wat Phrathat also contains a sculpture of Buddha’s footprint making it a well-chosen part of your journey.
Continue your road-trip to Lamphun, known for growing longan and creating high quality woven textiles. Visit Wat Phrathat-Haripunchai, which was also a palace to King Athitayaraj . Enjoy a last, delicious Thai lunch at one Khum Ton Kaew Restaurant, located behind the museum close to the temple, before hitting the road for the last scenic stretch to Chiang Mai.

Romantic Experience in Chiang Mai
One of the most romantic trips a couple can have together involves the sharing of new and enlightening experiences within the evergreen region of Chiang Mai. This Northern capital city is hidden amongst mountains, dotted with temples, shrines and ancient forests. It is a favourite amongst travellers because of the flavourful northern food and the romantic atmosphere created by the soft mist and dewy mountain air.
The honeymoon package in Chiang Mai aims to draw you into the life, heritage, and traditions of the Northern Thai people, allowing you and your partner to have an inside look into this unique and secret way of life. Spend four days exploring the temples, culture and food and enjoy the incredible beauty of Thailand’s Northern province, while intimately enjoying each other’s company.
Allow us to draw back the curtains, and let you authentically experience Thai goodness.

Day 1: The Welcoming: Visiting the Temple Close to Heaven
On arrival In Chiang Mai, you will be welcomed to one of the exclusive resorts of your choosing. Your resort will become your home away from home and each resort option is carefully picked by Bespoke Infinite Travel, so that you will feel relaxed, comfortable, and pampered.
Once settled into your resort, you will be ushered to some of the most unique temples in Chiang Mai, the most famous being the magnificent Wat Doi Suthep, found at the top of a winding, serpent-like road. During your exploration of the temples, you will be introduced to some of the most famous Buddhist relics and statues, allowing you time to appreciate the wonders of these temples and observe the Buddhist religion in an up close and personal way.
On returning to the resort, you will sit down to a freshly cooked Thai style dinner, allowing you and your partner time to relish the moments of the day.
Day 2: An Immersive Cultural Experience: From Wat to Art
After a delicious breakfast at the resort, your driver will escort you to the South of Chiang Mai city to enjoy the Lanna architecture of Wat Ton Kwen Inthrawat.
After wandering about this temple, you will be ready for a foodie experience like no other! Your hosts will be the Ruankaew-Yanon Family, who will welcome you into their lives, kitchen, and family recipes for one single day. This unique cultural experience will allow you front row seats to Thai life, allowing you the chance to cook and eat traditional northern Thai dishes, following recipes that have formed part of a long-standing heritage.
During the day, you will also familiarise yourself with the Sankampaeng Silk Factory. You will stand in awe at the deft skills of the pretty Bo Sang girls, making their colourful parasols. Allow yourself to be mesmerised by the colours and details involved in the creation of these unique products.
After viewing other wonderful craftsmen honing their special skills, you will return to your resort for some rest and relaxation.
For dinner, we will briefly allow you to feel close to home, by providing a western-style candle-light dinner, complete with a bottle of wine. Bon Appetite!
Day 3: The Crescendo: Khantok and Traditional Folk Dances
Breakfast will be enjoyed at the resort, after which you will be taken on a serene boat ride down the Ping River, through the heart of Chiang Mai city. This romantic trip will allow you to take in the incredible scenery Chiang Mai is so well known for. After a leisurely water adventure, you will continue your journey to Wororot Market, on a Sam Lor, which is a traditional Thai tricycle. Sample some delicious local market foods and feast your eyes on the beautiful fresh flowers as you enjoy the hustle and bustle of this famous market. Once you have your fill of market foods and flavours, get ready to shake off all your stress and enjoy some local spa treatments, preparing your appetite for the world famous Khantok dinner awaiting you that evening.
Khantok forms a significant part of Thai food heritage, and this unique setting, with its abundance of variety and flavour, will be accompanied by Thai fold dances and hillside presentations. This experience is a highlight for couples, because of its romantic and intimate atmosphere, created by sampling delicate dishes of flavourful Thai food together. This is a perfect ending to a perfect holiday.
Day 4: The Farewell: Last Goodbyes
After breakfast at the resort, you and your loved one will have some free time to spend as you please, allowing you the freedom to wind down after the romantic 3 days before.
After spending some alone time together, you will be transferred to the Chiang Mai Airport to complete your unique and very significant honeymoon together.

The Ultimate Golfing Holiday
Golfing is known as the ultimate gentlemen’s sport, and for many years it has been played by the most discerning of the male and female sports fanatics.
As it is with golfing, the Thai culture also shows appreciation for the finer, more luxurious things in life. This desire for the sophisticated and elegant side of life, has led to the beach side paradise of Hua Hin becoming the playground of the chic Bangkokian looking for a city escape or the stylish Thai couple looking for the perfect Instagram destination.
This holiday is the ideal escape from the every-day tourist attractions, enthralling the most avid or even novice player to try their hand, or in this case, gloved-hand, at some of the most prestigious courses in Thailand. Enjoy 4 days on some of the most beautifully designed golf courses, with combined views of mountains, oceans and Sapparod or pineapple plantations.
Get ready for some sports with your best mates or a couples with a sporty twist.

Day 1: Welcome to Hua Hin
You will be picked up from the Bangkok Airport and transferred to Hua Hin, around 2 and 1/2 hours from Bangkok. You will be welcomed by the iSanook Resort & Suites Hua Hin and left to settle in and become acquainted with the lovely city.

Day 2: Banyan Golf Club
Get ready for a morning of golfing at the Banyan Golf Club. This golf course was voted the best new course in Asia during 2009, making it a top choice for playing an 18-hole game in Thailand. What makes it even more prestige is it was voted as one of the top 1000 golf courses by Rolex. Thus, only the best is to be expected.
This club has been built amongst luscious pineapple plantations and provides the most scenic mountain and sea-views, setting the holiday feeling in motion from the first hole.
What makes this course perfect for the first day is the strategic placement off the tee boxes at each hole. No matter your level, you can adjust your game from easy to difficult no matter where you are on the course, taking the pressure off or adding to it if a challenge is your cup of tea.
After a morning of honing your golf-skills, an afternoon of relaxation is in order, and you will be free to do as you please.
Might we suggest lunch at The Terrace, the Banyan Resort’s delectable restaurant, or even a few hours at their Spa Villa for a traditional Thai Herbal compress?
Whatever your desire, be sure that Hua Hin will have the perfect options for an afternoon of leisure.

Day 3: Black Mountain Golf Club
Start your day at the new edition to Hua Hin’s golfing courses, Black Mountain Golf Club. This course, aptly named after the dark rocks in the mountain visible from the course, is known as a favourite of Golf Digest and high on the list of many avid golfers.
Be ready to enjoy a morning of golfing with a choice of either three different courses, known simply as the East, West and North, the West course being their newest edition.
Spend the afternoon doing whatever you like or relax at one of Hua Hin’s beaches before choosing the best dinner option for your tastebuds.
Day 4: Springfield Village Golf and Spa

Ready to “play” in the metaphorical footsteps of a golfing great? We present to you a morning of golf at the Spring Field Royal. Designed by the Golden Bear, Jack William Nicklaus, this golf course promises the chance to play on a “championship course” as Jack himself claims. This lush golf course is perfect for those who would like to try some long carries. However, it is designed brilliantly enough to accommodate all golfing levels making it an excellent end to round off your golfing-holiday.
After a great last game, promising a course maintained to the standards expected by pro-golfers, also offering the chance to rub shoulders with some of the greats. This course is the perfect last stretch of your golfing holiday and will leave you reminiscing about this once in a lifetime experience.
Feel free to use your afternoon for last minute Hua Hin adventures before being transferred to either your Bangkok hotel or airport.

The Bangkok Taste and Temple Package For True Foodies: An All Inclusive Package Effortlessly Blends Culture and Cuisine
Day 1 Highlights: Night Time Tour of Temples and Foodie Favorites
- Option 1: A two hour traditional Thai Massage
- Option 2: Enjoy the sunset at Mahanakhon Skywalk
- Tuk-tuk food-tour starts
- Visit the oldest Pad Thai Restaurant in Bangkok
- Enjoy a moonlit Tuk-tuk tour of the historic Rattanakosin Island
- Devour a delicious Thai dinner overlooking the Temple of the Dawn
- Explore the river-side Asiatique for some shopping and late-night snacks
Day 2 Highlights: Experiencing Market Culture and Bang Khun Thian Cuisine
- Start off at the MaeKlong Railway Market
- On the weekend: Visit the Amphawa Weekend-Floating Market
- During the week: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
- Pop in at a local fishing village- Bang Khun Thian
- Have a seafood lunch at a local restaurant.
Day 3 highlights: A Walking Tour of Local Street Art, Exploring Halal Street Food
- Start a day of “foodie-on-foot” exploring in Bangrak
- Visit the stunning temple, Wat Yannawa
- Explore the amazing street-art found in Bangrak
- Enjoy local halal-food from some of the amazing street-stalls
- Pop over the Chao Phraya for a last restaurant stop at one of the Amazing river-side restaurants.
Bangkok - a city known for its eclectic mix of cultures, food, entertainment and history, is truly larger than life. Filled to the brim with promising adventure possibilities and unexplored territories- even a lifetime for exploring its streets is too short. Though Bangkok has become engulfed by modern restaurants and international chefs, it is still best known for its traditional street food- vendors- some becoming international legends while daily stoking the flames beneath their simmering noodle pots.
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Location is what makes the whole street food tradition so enticing, with Bangkok’s adorned temples and simple food carts forming a symbiosis of culture and food. It makes the city a tourist hotspot- always providing entertainment for both the historical tourist and foodie.
And with this all inclusive Bangkok holiday package, the old and new, traditional and eclectic combine. We created the best foodie tour in Bangkok, staying on trend as more and more secret eating spots pop up in the most unexpected corners of Bangkok, so that this tour is the ultimate taste experience. Welcome to the City of Smiles and gastronomical adventures.
Day 1: Night time Temple and Taste Tour
Once your guide has picked you up, your journey and ultimate food trip begins with a choice:
Option A: A massage in a secret location - the birthplace of traditional Thai Massage. Enjoy a two hour oil massage that will invigorate your body and sooth your mind- essentially preparing you for an evening of taste exploration. Thai massage is a unique spa experience because it combines pressure point massage with stretching and traditional massage techniques. This is the perfect choice for guests who had a long day, and just need an invigorating start to their foodie trip.
Option B: Start the evening off on a romantic foot, walking the much applauded Mahanakhon Skywalk. This is a scenic option, and definitely the right choice if instagram-worthy spaces and amazing views are at the top of your priority list. As the city below you basks in the golden hour, you will see the sun melt below the horizon, and the city transform into a paradise of lights.

Now your evening kicks off, and the Bangkok foodie trip officially begins! Your carriage awaits- Thai style! A tuk tuk will whisk you through the soi's and neighborhoods of grand Bangkok. Your first stop will be the most authentic Pad Thai restaurant-Thipsamai, which is the oldest Pad Thai Restaurant in the city. Pad Thai is a staple food in Bangkok, and a fan-favourite amongst our guests because of its sweet, yet subtle umami flavor. Thipsamai’s secret taste lies in their use of fresh ingredients prepared using the original Pad Thai recipe.
Next your tuk-tuk will take you for a spin through Bangkok's historic centre, sometimes known as Rattanakosin Island. Seeing historical sites such as the Grand Palace and Wat Pho by moonlight is a truly remarkable experience and sets the mood for the romantic riverfront-dinner. Another must-see attraction in Bangkok, is the mysterious Temple of the Dawn, which you will view while dining. Enjoy delectable Thai cuisine at a famous river restaurant, while drinking in the view of this magnificent temple, reflected in the mighty Chao Phraya River.
Your last stop for this jam-packed evening will be shopping at the world-famous river market, Asiatique. This upper class market is one of the most beautiful in Bangkok, boasting river-front restaurants and small boutiques selling hand-crafted goods. Newly renovated, it boasts murals with tables set up next to it-perfect for collecting snacks and desserts from different stalls and then enjoying it at a table of your choosing. Tummies full and hopefully your camera battery low, you can retire for the evening.
Day 2: Experiencing Bangkok’s Markets Culture
In order to truly get under the skin of Thai Culture, you have to embrace their "market-culture". It is an element so unique to Thailand that you cannot compare it to any other markets in the world.
After a comfortable ride in a private minibus, your first market-stop will be the culturally rich MaeKlong Railway Market. Created on a working railway line, this market shifts and moves as the trains come and go- stalls quickly being moved off and back on the track as the trains pass by. Raw and utterly authentic, this market is the ultimate display of Thai culture's resilience in the face of modernization. A trip to this market should form part of any well-put-together travel package, and we make sure you get the whole experience.
Once your exploration of this historical market has been completed, your next stop will be the Amphawa Weekend-Floating Market, also known as the "Venice of Asia". Be brave and explore the unknown, sampling dishes you have never seen before. Let your curiosity take over and dive into the delights of Thai finger foods.
If your trip falls on a weekday, please do not fret! The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market will draw you in with its many interesting aromas and flavors. Next you will leave the bustle of the markets behind and travel to a fishing community located on Bangkok's only seashore, Bang Khun Thian. This area is known for quite a few special things, including mangroves, shrimp farms and cheeky macaque monkeys. However, it is best known for its fresh and local seafood. You will dine at one of the coastal restaurants, after which you will be returned to your hotel for an evening at leisure.
Day 3: A Trip Led by the Street Art of a Local Muslim Community
This area is one of the lesser known trails for exploration, yet its narrow streets, and delicious Halal food should put it at the top of any Bangkok tour package. It is filled with colorful street art which leads you into the heart of a welcoming muslim community. Follow these paintings and you will see the streets come to life, as they are often found near unique spots, such as the house of “Anna” from the classic movie “The King and I” and even a quirky milkshake and film bar. The pavements of these art-streets are packed with halal flavors- delicious samosas, curries and chicken dishes wait for your discovery and enjoyment.
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It also boasts a few fun restaurants and coffee shops, including eclectic art-galleries and a popular coffee spot right above a local mechanic's garage. This might sound strange- but it has one of the most eclectic layouts and provides a view into daily, local life. If French is more your cup of tea, explore the tiny French village found near Assumption Suksa University.
This university has one of the most beautiful churches in the Silom neighborhood, and as you walk closer to the BTS, you might discover one of the best Gelato houses in Thailand.Honestly, this area has more to offer in the palm of its hand, than most cities from border to border. This food package truly has everything you need to satisfy your food and travel cravings.
To finish off your exploration, cross the Chao Phraya River at Pepsi Pier, and choose a river-view restaurant for dinner. There are many to choose from, so take your time moving up and down the river, before you choose a spot of your choice. Eat, be merry and enjoy the views of the river-life bathed in sunset glow.
After a day of exploring, photographing and eating, you will be transferred back to your hotel or on to Suvarnabhumi Airport where an airport representative will assist you during the fast track check in and have you settled in the VIP lounge.
Written for Bespoke Infinite Travel By Danette Nell Ehlers

Adventure Hiking at Khao Yai National Park
Hiking Adventures in Khao Yai National Park
Welcome to Your Jungle Book!
With over 2,000 square meters of jungle, lush greenery, and tropical flora and fauna, Khao Yai is a paradise on earth. Like a page torn from The Jungle Book, this park will put you right in the centre of your own adventure -but without the bad guys hunting you down. You will also have a guide every step of the way, so you will feel secure, helping you spot the small, interesting and strange wildlife of this park.
This adventure will awaken your senses and help you forget the stress of city and work life; breathe in the fresh air as you answer the call of the wild- one day at a time.

Day 1: Volcanic Cave Adventure
Kick-off day one with a relaxing swim at one of the best natural springs in Khao Yai-Washing off and cooling down before your next stop- a local volcanic cave. As you start your descent to the stalagmite-lined floors, be ready to see all kinds of cave-dwelling creatures.
Be open to the adventure and let your guide teach you about the cave eco-systems. You will appreciate the intricate balance of the local environment. Watch the emergence of millions of bats reaching for the sunset before disappearing into the twilight.

A day of adventure is never complete without a hearty dinner. Complete your first day full of excitement at a local restaurant, and then enjoy the peace and quiet of your chosen resort.
Day 2: Deep Jungle Trek
This day will leave you breathless because of the natural beauty surrounding you. It will also leave you a little out of breath because hiking is on the agenda- and to reach the most exquisite viewpoints, a bit of brisk walking will be required. So get ready for your guide to meet you by putting on comfortable walking shoes as well as grabbing your camera and binoculars.
6 main tourist trails provide up to 8 kilometers of scenic walking. Keep both eyes and ears open so that you do not miss any elusive wildlife, or dainty flowers. Your first stop will be at a viewpoint around 700 meters above sea level.
Be sure to save time for a hike to one of Khao Yai's landmarks- the Haew Suwat Waterfall. In close proximity to safe parking, this 20-meter waterfall provides easy access giving you a quick break from jungle-bashing for a cool down. This waterfall was also the filming location for a scene from "The Beach" and thus a very famous spot for movie lovers and hikers alike.
Do you want to have the perfect view? Then drive a little further up the park to the spectacular Pha Diao Dai View Point. Translated to "lonely cliff" this viewpoint provides all the benefits of solitude, surrounded by the tranquil sounds of the forest. Standing 1,150 meters above sea level, this cliff displays the vastness of Khao Yai like no other.
The trail to this viewpoint, though short, is pretty unique. A raised wooden pathway leads you through evergreen trees and over a jungle swamp. Finding a swamp at this high altitude is quite uncommon, thus providing a perfect location for its brilliant biodiversity.
After a lavish dinner, we recommend a night safari. See the jungle transformed and come alive at night while your experienced guide will point out the interesting nocturnal critters that rule the darkness. Look out for deer, porcupines, and even elephants. If you are truly lucky you may witness a pack of Asiatic wild dogs on the hunt! If this sounds like something you would like to enjoy, mention this to your Bespoke booking liaison, as early booking is required and an open-spot cannot be promised.

Once your evening adventure is over, you will be transferred back to your chosen resort.
Day 3: Khao Yai-Haew Narok Waterfall
Today you will continue your hiking adventure as your guide will safely take you through the thick forest. With so many trails to explore, Bespoke Infinite does not want you to miss anything, providing you with plenty of time to acquaint yourself with the Thai tropics and lush jungle paths.
After a lovely lunch, you will start your trek to Haew Narok Waterfall. This three-tier waterfall reaches an altitude of 150 meters, making it the biggest waterfall in the park.

The 600-meter trail will be worth it, with a strong possibility of elephant sightings. Elephants are known to follow the same routes, and this trail happens to be a popular sighting spot for these gentle giants.
Your evening activities are up to you! Choose a relaxing evening-in or an evening of dinner and live music at a local Scandinavian styled restaurant. Thai restaurants are also available, so take your pick and have a great time. Let your tastebuds lead you.
Day 4: Wine and Dine
Take your time to relax before check-out and say goodbye to the solitude and peace of the jungle.
Your final adventure will be of the culinary kind- wine tasting in Khao Yai.

This area is becoming famous for its gorgeous vineyards and wine, making it the perfect this last stop before returning you, safe and sound, to Bangkok.

The Hidden Krabi Experience
Day 1 Highlights:
- Cross a bamboo bridge to a local fishing village
- Enjoy a local and fresh sea-food lunch
- Visit an eco-conscious village to learn about green travel in Thailand
- Enjoy the sunset through self exploration of a local beach or Krabi Town Have dinner prepared by the host of your homestay- a local Thai family
Day 2 Highlights:
- Pre-breakfast health and skin ritual on the beach
- Journey to the famous Separated Sea.
- Enjoy snorkeling and swimming at this surreal location.
- Transfer to Phra Nang Inn
- Discover local flavors through dinner at a home-style restaurant
- Relax for the evening
Day 3 Highlights:
- Breakfast, coffee or maybe an early coconut.
- Explore the town before check-out
- Enjoy a last trip through Krabi, to the airport
Krabi is found in the well-explored south of Thailand, but it still holds many secrets, often hidden behind the worn-out tourist activities and copy-cat pictures posted on repeat. Because we know that time is too precious to waste on mundane holiday trips, we found these hidden gems and created a three-day plan placing you in the middle of this hidden world. Get ready for an unforgettable, Thai-experience!

Day 1: Cultural Immersion
After arriving at Phuket or Krabi Airport, you will figuratively dive right into the soul of Krabi, by visiting a local fishing village. This fishing village, accessible by a bamboo bridge, is surrounded by the local trees-on-legs, better known as mangrove trees. These natural wonders combined with the unique stilted fishing houses provide a picturesque destination, quite different from fishing villages in other countries.
This experience will combine in-depth knowledge about the local’s unique way of life, and a mouth-watering seafood lunch will crown the morning's activities.
Bellies filled with delicious food, you will be heading to an eco-friendly community that lives in tune with nature. During your afternoon, your guide will introduce you to the many artistic skills this community is well known for, including local batik crafting and painting.
As the sun sets you will be left to explore the area at leisure, taking in the glowing sunset beauty Krabi is so well known for.
Your dinner will be prepared at the homestay you will be welcomed for the evening. This increasingly popular sleep experience allows you the rare opportunity of truly immersing yourself in another culture, with a local family, creating a once-in-a-lifetime experience to end your day.

Day 2: Visiting Must See Location: The Separated Sea
Before breakfast, your guide will meet you at the homestay, and guide you to the beach, where a unique morning-mud-mask treatment awaits you.
This natural mud, native to this secret beach, is rich in natural nutrients, ready to feed your skin with mineral goodness. This treatment will relax your mind, and soul and nourish your skin, increasing your appetite for the delicious breakfast that will follow this morning ritual.
Once you have enjoyed your breakfast and coffee, you will start your journey to the famous Separated Sea which put Krabi on the map.

A day of snorkeling and swimming within crystal waters will commence. Be ready to feast your eyes on the beauty of the Andaman Sea. You will experience the freedom of exploring these gorgeous waters, becoming familiar with the abundance of sea life and coral found within its depths.
Depending on the weather and course of the moon, your guide might take you to see a very unique phenomenon found only in this area. This phenomenon happens when low-tide conditions are so perfect, that it draws back enough to reveal a gorgeous white sandbank, connecting two of the islands. This experience is unique, and though we cannot promise this sighting, we will try our best to make it part of your trip.
After a day of sun, sand, and sea, you will be transferred to Phra Nang Inn, Krabi, and given time to prepare your salty, sun-kissed body for dinner.
A home-style Thai dinner will be served at a lovely local restaurant. Here you will enjoy an array of delicious Thai dishes, all prepared with fresh, local ingredients, according to traditional recipes.
A day spent in the blue waters of Krabi will surely exhaust even the most energetic travelers, and after dinner, you will retire to your selected accommodation for some rest .
Day 3: Farewell Wishes:
Before leaving Krabi, it is important to spend a few hours exploring by yourself. There is so much to see and do, so make sure to find some coconut ice cream, or visit the local flea markets.
Spending a few last moments at any of the sandy beaches can also promise a memorable goodbye.
Once departure time has arrived, you will be safely transferred to the airport, in time to catch your flight.