Two coasts, memorable experiences & Bangkok
Eight nights at The Sarojin in Khao Lak, four at Anantara Bophut in Koh Samui and three at Banyan Tree Bangkok, with exceptional days out woven through the journey.
Our specialist view
“This is a journey we have experienced first-hand and can recommend with real confidence. The Sarojin is a wonderful base for Phang Nga Bay and Khao Sok, Koh Samui changes the coastal mood, and finishing in Bangkok gives the holiday a lively final chapter.”
Suggested itinerary
Couples looking for a special Thailand celebration, with beautiful hotels, two contrasting beach stays and more experiences than a conventional fly-and-flop holiday.
8 nights
Settle into The Sarojin, an intimate luxury resort with direct access to a long, quiet beach. Eight nights gives you time to enjoy the hotel properly while using it as a base for Phang Nga Bay, Khao Sok and a private cooking experience.
4 nights
Fly across to Koh Samui for a second kind of beach stay. Anantara Bophut combines tropical gardens and Bophut Beach with the restaurants and evening atmosphere of Fisherman’s Village within easy reach.
3 nights
Finish at Banyan Tree Bangkok, well placed for a focused final stay. Private sightseeing, markets, a night by tuk tuk and dinner on the Chao Phraya River reveal several sides of the capital.
Days worth remembering
These can be included as shown or adjusted to create more free time. Private arrangements are used where they make the experience more rewarding.
Travel through the bay’s limestone scenery, canoe beneath the karsts, visit Tapu Island and stop for lunch in a sea gypsy village.
Visit an elephant conservation centre, continue by bamboo raft and pause for a relaxed safari-style lunch in the landscape of Khao Sok.
Shop and taste ingredients with the chef before preparing lunch. It is sociable, practical and a lovely way to understand more about Thai food.
Explore the Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Traimit with a private guide who can bring the history and religious significance into focus.
Dine aboard a restored rice barge as the Grand Palace, Wat Arun and the illuminated riverfront pass by.
Combine the floating and railway markets with a separate evening by tuk tuk, including local food and a different view of the capital.
What makes it memorable
A starting point, not a package
We can alter the number of nights, hotel style and experiences, or build a completely different Thailand journey around you.
