Full-day hike and bike tour of Thai Muang National Park from Khao Lak

Full-day Surin Islands early bird snorkelling tour

The stunning reefs of the Surin Islands start in shallow bays and continue out into the deep sea, teeming with colourful marine life. On this full day tour, you'll be whisked from place to place in a speedboat, with free time to chill out on paradise beaches and snorkel in the warm and fish-filled waters. What's more, this is an early bird tour, so you'll beat the crowds.The day kicks off with an early start to beat the crowds. Casting off into Mu Ko Surin National Park at this time though is worth it – there's no better way to see its five luxuriant islands than bathed in mesmerizing morning light.White sandy beaches and lush tropical rainforests full of tropical creatures are the hallmark of the Surin Islands. And between stops to swim, snorkel and explore, you'll be served lunch. Afterwards, there's a chance to sleep it all off under the sun and experience more of Thailand's top snorkelling spots.

Full-day tour of Phang Nga Bay with James Bond Island visit

This full-day tour shines the spotlight on Phang Nga Bay, allowing you to experience and see its beauty by longtail boat, on land and by canoe. It features all the greatest hits, including James Bond Island, Hong Island, Monkey Cave, viewpoints and waterfalls.During the morning you'll cast off on local longtail boats from Ban Hinrom Pier to explore the bay by sea. And you'll soon be surrounded by the famous emerald-topped karsts that give Phang Bga Bay its fame. You'll venture to Hong Island first, exploring the caves by canoe, then it's on to James Bond Island where we'll have the freedom to sail wherever we wish and even explore on land.Stop for a swim, then time for lunch at one of the best viewpoints in Phang Nga Bay, Samet Nangshe, where you'll dine with views from the terrace. Next stop will be ‘Monkey Cave', or Wat Suwan Khuha, home to the reclining Buddha – and lots of monkeys. Finally, you'll chill out and swim at Raman Forest waterfall in the jungle.

Full-Day Phuket Sightseeing & Shopping Tour

Phuket is famed for beaches and temples. And while this trip visits both, it also takes in lesser-known treasures such as a cashew nut factory and Gem's Gallery. Afterwards, there'll be time to check out the Chalong Temple and Patong beach.You'll know you're about to arrive at your first stop when you can smell the aroma of freshly roasted cashew nuts. Tour the factory and see how the nuts are made from the locally grown cashew fruit. And you'll sample some at the end. Next, head to Gem's Gallery to take a look at its collection of handmade gold and silver diamond rings.For a spot of culture, you'll visit the amazing Wat Chalong, the largest temple in Phuket. Learn about Buddhism, wander round the impressive gardens and climb to the top floor terrace for great views of the grounds. You'll continue to Patong beach. You'll have free time to do as you please – chill on the beach or check out the street markets.

Phuket full-day temple, pearl and cashew tour with lunch

There's more to Phuket than amazing beaches. This trip shows off another side of the island, its colourful culture. You'll visit Wat Chalong temple, taste local treats and visit Thalong Road. Panya, a local expert guide, says “you'll see all sides of life in Phuket on this tour. Learn about our biggest farming industries, including pearls, cashews and rice, and spend time with a local family for some Thai home-cooking.” Kick off the tour by visiting Rang Hill for panoramic views stretching across Phuket town and out to the coast. Continue on to Wat Chalong, the island's most revered Buddhist temple, and gaze at its golden statues. Then, it's on to see how some of the country's favourite delicacies, cashew nuts, are produced. You'll go to a factory and see how the locally grown nuts are plucked from yellow cashew apples, before being roasted and peeled for eating.Next, stroll along the famous Thalong Road and see its blend of Chinese and Portuguese architecture and Chinese influence. Keep an eye out for an early 20th-century mansion featured in the hit Hollywood movie, Good Morning Vietnam. Find out about one of Phuket's most important industries at a pearl farm, followed by a tasty Thai lunch. Finally, it's on to a typical home where there'll be a rubber tapping demo, plus a quick lesson on how to whip up the perfect Thai curry.

Full-day Khao Sok tour with elephant sanctuary and bamboo rafting

Are you ready for an adventure with a uniquely Khao Sok touch? Uncover some of Thailand's best-kept secrets on an exclusive tour that ticks all the boxes. You'll combine a variety of activities, ranging from the cultural to the natural. Haggle with locals in a market, meet elephants at a sanctuary and mingle with monkeys in a temple. Tina, one of our expert local guides, says, "You'll be able to see just how the workers here look after the elephants, including how they get in the water with the animals. You'll see this for yourself, and help out the sanctuary staff by preparing the elephant's food."The fun begins at Takuapa market, where you'll get to taste fresh Thai fruit while meeting the locals. We move it up a gear next at the viewpoint in Khao Sok National Park, before a trip to the local rainforest sanctuary to meet the elephants. The sanctuary is where elderly elephants, who are unable to work, live their daily lives. Once you have helped out with the prep, you'll be able to prepare healthy treats for the elephants and walk with them through the tropical jungle. And, there's more to come. Snap up some pics at the viewpoint in Khao Sok National Park, before arriving at a restaurant to tuck into a traditional Thai lunchtime feast. As it that wasn't enough, you'll get to try river bamboo rafting, sailing along the river before wrapping things up with a sense of zen at ‘Monkey Cave'. Inside is serene and beautiful, with an intricately decorated shrine and often monks praying. You might also catch sight of birds and bats in the cave, but the monkeys generally stay outside. What is the itinerary for this experience? The itinerary for this experience is...- 7:00am to 8:30am – pick-up from your hotel- 9:00am to 9:40am – visit Takuapa fruit market and taste fresh fruit- 10:30am to 11:30am – visit the elephant sanctuary- 11:50am to 12:00pm – visit Khaosok viewpoint- 12:30pm to 1:30pm – lunch at a local Thai restaurant - 2:00pm to 3:00pm – river bamboo rafting- 4:00pm to 4:20pm – visit the monkey temple- 5:30pm – arrive at the hotelPlease note, the times and schedule may vary on the day

Full day Phi Phi Islands by speedboat

Visiting the legendary Phi Phi Islands is a must-do when in Thailand. And there's no more stylish way to do so than this speedboat trip. You'll cruise by the best beaches in the archipelago, and have free time to swim, snorkel and relax. And with Monkey beach and Pileh Cove also on the itinerary, it's sure to be a great day.As you arrive in the archipelago, you'll drop in at Bamboo Island for a swim before cruising by the famous Maya Bay where the Leonardo DiCaprio movie, The Beach, was filmed. Stop for lunch in Phi Phi Don, and it's onwards to Monkey Beach and Viking Cave.Chill out as you glide past some of the best beaches in Thailand and see the standout spots of Pileh Cove and Loh Sama Bay where you'll snorkel and swim to cool off. Finally, some relaxation time on Koh Rang Yai completes the day.

Full day Phang Nga and Ko Khai Island hopping by speedboat from Khao Lak

Caves, mangrove forests and a floating village – this Phang Nga Bay island-hopping excursion has all the ingredients for a perfect day out. You'll be whisked from island to island – four in total – by speedboat, get to snorkel in glittering waters and grab lunch as you glide through Ko Panyi.The first of our four islands is Ko Panak. After an exhilarating speedboat ride, you'll explore the beautiful cave and lagoon there – keep an eye out for the ice cream-shaped stalactite. Next up is Ko Hong. This is a great place to get close to nature and enjoy the views of limestone cliffs and turquoise waters.Your adventure day continues with a trip to James Bond Island – Ko Tapu to the locals – and lunch on the floating village of Ko Panyi, passing lush mangrove forests on the way over. Last but by no means least, is Ko Khai. Relax on the white sands before venturing into the water to snorkel around the vibrant coral reefs.

Khao Lak full-day nature tour with turtle shelter visit

Thai Muang National Park makes for a fascinating day trip from Khao Lak. Tear yourself away from the beach for this full day tour in the midst of nature. You'll visit a sea turtle conservation centre, discover fresh forest waterfalls and drift on bamboo river rafts. There's also free time on Had Lek beach.

Full-day sea kayaking guided island tour from Khao Lak

This one is all about paddle power as you glide through the waters of Phang Nga Bay by sea kayak. You'll navigate caves and lagoons on Panak Island, Hong Island and the iconic James Bond Island on this full day tour.Cruising into Phang Nga Bay, our first point of call is one of its most famous islands – Panak. Your guide will paddle you through a network of caves leading to mystical lagoons before it's time to relax over a Thai buffet lunch. Keep your eyes peeled, though – you might spot some monkeys and bats along the way.Then it's over to James Bond Island, made famous from the classic film Man with the Golden Gun. We'll continue to Hong Island where a pristine lagoon encircled by rocks marks our final stop on the tour. And to finish up, your crew will serve up fresh Thai-style chicken on the way back to Khao Lak.

Khao Sok National Park full-day tour

With its limestone cliffs, lush rainforests and beautiful lake, Khao Sok National Park is one of Thailand's natural treasures. On this excursion, you'll visit the lake, trek through the rainforest and dine in one of the floating bamboo huts. A perfect day in the heart of a Jurassic world.Right from the go, this is a tour steeped in drama. A longtail boat takes you from the Rajjaprabha Dam for a trip around the Cheow Lan Lake, where you'll be surrounded by towering, limestone cliffs. Then it's back on land for a guided trek through the rainforest with an experienced local ranger. Keep your eyes peeled for monkeys swinging in the trees and if you're lucky you might see the world's largest flower – the endemic rafflesia kerrii.Next, you'll explore some of the park's caves before a lunch with a twist – you'll dine in one of the floating bamboo huts in the middle of the lake. Afterwards, there'll be free time to relax and swim in the lake.