Short Breaks In — Thailand

Thailand • 4 days • From $220

This 4-day Bangkok itinerary introduces Thailand’s capital through its most iconic temples, vibrant street markets, riverside neighbourhoods, and modern city districts. Designed for first-time visitors, it balances cultural landmarks with everyday local life, allowing time to explore without rushing.

Thailand • 4 days • From $180

This 4-day Chiang Mai itinerary explores northern Thailand’s cultural heart through ancient temples, mountain viewpoints, local markets, and relaxed neighbourhoods. Designed for travellers seeking a slower pace after Bangkok, it balances history, nature, and everyday northern Thai life.

Thailand • 3 days • From $160

This 3-day Pattaya itinerary introduces Thailand’s most accessible beach destination through coastal walks, island escapes, scenic viewpoints, and relaxed seaside evenings. Designed as a short coastal break, it balances beach time, light sightseeing, and nightlife without rushing.

Thailand • 3 days • From $150

This 3-day Chiang Rai itinerary explores northern Thailand’s quieter cultural capital, where contemporary art, spiritual landmarks, and rural landscapes blend seamlessly. Designed for travellers seeking calm after busier cities, the itinerary focuses on Chiang Rai’s most distinctive sights while allowing time for reflection and slow exploration.

Thailand • 3 days • From $130

This 3-day Pai itinerary is designed for travellers seeking a slower rhythm in northern Thailand. Surrounded by mountains, rivers, and small villages, Pai offers space to breathe, wander, and disconnect. The itinerary focuses on simple landscapes, sunset viewpoints, hot springs, and local cafés rather than packed sightseeing, allowing Pai’s laid-back character to unfold naturally.

Thailand • 2 days • From $140

This 2-day Sukhothai itinerary explores the birthplace of the Thai kingdom through open landscapes, ancient ruins, and a calm rural setting. Designed for travellers seeking history without crowds, the itinerary focuses on spacious temple grounds, slow cycling routes, and reflective moments among UNESCO-listed monuments.