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Want to travel to a country with amazing food, fantastic beaches, warm and friendly people, and a range of accommodation options to suit all tastes? Well, you’ve described Thailand very well.
In this guide, I’m going to share with you a detailed 10-day itinerary for Thailand. I have spent months traveling around Thailand and have been fortunate enough to visit many parts of this wonderful country. Based on my experiences, I wanted to share my highlights. These are the places I would recommend to first time visitors to Thailand who plan to spend about 10 days in the country.
I wanted this itinerary to cover a range of what Thailand has to offer, including ancient temples, beautiful beaches, spectacular jungle scenery and cultural attractions. I also wanted to make sure you spent more time sightseeing and less time traveling from point A to point B. With this in mind, the itinerary doesn’t make you go too fast. After all, you want to spend your trip to Thailand seeing attractions and not the inside of a train, bus or plane.
This guide starts with a detailed idea of how to spend 10 days in Thailand. Next, I’ll cover a number of practical aspects of your visit so you can plan the perfect Thailand adventure. Let’s get started.
10 Day Thailand Itinerary
Bangkok – 3 Days
I recommend that you spend 3 days exploring it. This will give you time to adjust to the climate and time difference. It will also give you time for sightseeing in the city itself, as well as a day trip to a nearby UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’ll talk about that shortly. First, let’s look at what you should do in Bangkok.
There is a lot to see in the city, which has an excellent nightlife, a wide range of restaurants and street food vendors and, of course, a large number of temples.
The first stop I suggest for your stay in Bangkok is the city’s most popular attraction: the Grand Palace. Since the 18th century it was the official residence of the kings of Siam, later renamed Thailand. Today, the palace does not house the monarch, but it is still used for numerous official ceremonies and events.
It’s a good starting point to learn a bit about the history and culture of Thailand. There is a lot to see in the Grand Palace, however, one place you should not miss is Wat Phra Kaew. Also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, it is the most sacred Buddhist temple in the country. It houses an image of the meditating Buddha made of jasper.
I recommend spending half a day visiting the Grand Palace. It is open every day and you can buy tickets at the door or in advance on the official website.
Another thing I would recommend in Bangkok would be to visit a floating market. Here you will find local vendors selling various products as well as delicious street food.
There are quite a few floating markets to choose from in the Bangkok region, and some of them are quite far from the city center. Khlong Lat Mayom is a good option that is relatively easy to visit on your own. There are also tours like this one and this one that will take you to some of the most popular floating markets and provide transportation.
One of my favorite places in Bangkok is Wat Arun. It is a temple, of which, of course, there are many to choose from in Bangkok. However, I think Wat Arun (full name Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchaworamahawihan), which means Temple of Dawn, should be on your short list.
There has been a temple at this site since at least 1656. The temple is known for its large central “prang”, a large tower that has its origins in Khmer architecture. It is covered with white porcelain tiles and, especially at sunrise and sunset, the light falling on it is very beautiful.
The temple has a small fee to visit. You can find more information about opening hours and prices on the official website here.
For your last day in Bangkok, my recommendation is to take a day trip to nearby Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Located about 90 minutes drive north of Bangkok (2 hours by train), Ayutthaya was once the largest city in the world. At its peak, it had over a million inhabitants, and the city was the capital of the Kingdom of Ayutthaya, the forerunner of modern Thailand, which existed from 1350 to 1767. This kingdom fell in 1767, when the Burmese invaded and burned most of Ayutthaya.
The good news is that some parts of the old city survived, particularly the large temple complexes, built mainly of stone. The new city of Ayutthaya sprang up around the ruins of the old one, and visiting it today offers an interesting insight into two periods of Thai history.
There are many places to see in Ayutthaya, and I have a guide to the highlights of Ayutthaya here. In short, be sure to visit Wat Phra Mahathat, Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Chaiwatthanaram and Wat Buddhaisawan.
Getting to Ayutthaya from Bangkok is easy. You can do it on your own by public bus or train, you can hire a private driver like this one, or you can take a tour. A tour is definitely the easiest way. Most tours include pick up from your accommodation, entrance fees to various temples and some also include refreshments and meals.
The tour we recommend is this one, which also includes a return cruise from Ayutthaya to Bangkok. However, there are many options to choose from, you can see more here.
A quick note on scams in Bangkok, which you need to be wary of on your first visit. The two most common ones you’ll come across are the “closed temple” trick and the “tuktuk scam”. Read more about these scams in the section on “Safety in Thailand” which I cover later in the post.
That’s it for our three days in Bangkok. Now we will give you some tips on where to stay and how to get to your next destination.
Where to stay in Bangkok
Bangkok is a big city, and there are a variety of accommodation options to choose from. There are everything from budget backpacker hotels to five star luxury hotels, and everything in between.
Here are some suggestions to get you started in choosing from a wide range of prices, roughly ordered from the cheapest to the most expensive.
Baan U-Sabai Hostel – Less than a mile from the popular Khao San Road, this highly rated hostel offers good value rooms with shared bathrooms.
Siam Eco Hostel – Located in Bangkok’s Phaya Thai district, this highly rated hostel offers air-conditioned rooms, a shared kitchen and a shared lounge. Breakfast is free of charge.
Old Capital Bike Inn – A well rated 3* hotel with air-conditioned rooms and individually styled bathrooms. Breakfast is included and it is close to the Khao San Road area.
Inn a Day – This well rated 4* hotel offers river views and is just 650 metres from the Grand Palace. The air-conditioned rooms have balconies and en-suite bathrooms, and breakfast is included.
Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok – a luxurious and well-located 5* hotel with swimming pools, several restaurants and spacious en-suite rooms.
Mandarin Oriental Bangkok – a spectacular 5* high-end hotel with beautiful river views, on-site spa, high-end restaurants and wonderful rooms.
Of course, there are many more options in Bangkok to choose from. You can see listings for Bangkok on Booking.com here, Hostelworld here, Agoda here and AirBnB here.
How to get to Kanchanaburi from Bangkok.
First, you can take public transportation. There is a train that leaves from Bangkok’s Thonburi station and it takes about 3 hours to get to Kanchanaburi. This was my preferred option as the scenery is beautiful. You can also take a public bus, with minibuses and larger public buses making the route. The journey takes about 2 hours, although it varies depending on traffic.
You can also hire a private transfer to take you from your accommodation in Bangkok to Kanchanaburi. This is obviously less hassle than navigating the public transport system and will save you time, with the downside being slightly more expensive.
Another option is to take a tour from Bangkok. For example, this 2-day tour includes transport, accommodation and a visit to the main attractions in the area. A good option if you want everything organized for you.
Finally, you may prefer to drive. It is possible to rent a car in Thailand, usually all you need is a valid driving license and an international driving permit. Traffic in and around the cities can be quite hectic, but outside the cities the roads are usually quite good, with road signs in Thai and English.
For this itinerary, however, I would suggest that driving would not be my first choice, as the public transport system is easy to use and works well.
Kanchanaburi – 2 Days
Your next overnight stop is the city of Kanchanaburi. This town was made famous by the 1957 film The Bridge on the River Kwai, which chronicles the hardships faced by civilian workers and prisoners of war who were forced to build the Burma Railway by the Japanese military.
Although the characters in the film were fictional, the story behind it was very real. An estimated 100,000 civilians and 13,000 prisoners of war lost their lives building what is known as the Death Railway.
As a result of the film, the bridge over the River Kwai (Kwae River in Thailand) became a popular place for visitors, and there is plenty to see and do here. I have more details in my guide to things to do in Kanchanaburi, but below I summarize some highlights.
First, of course, is the bridge over the River Kwai itself. The titular bridge built during the war was destroyed by Allied forces before the end of the war, and was actually in a different location. However, there is a bridge that carries rail traffic and can be crossed on foot, so visitors are directed to it.
There are also a few museums that tell the story of the war and the construction of the railway. These include the JEATH War Museum and the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre. There is another museum, the World War II Museum and Art Gallery, which is near the bridge, but this museum has fairly poor reviews, so you’ll probably have to skip it.
If you stay at our recommended location near Kanchanaburi train station, you’ll be less than a mile from most of the area’s attractions. There are also plenty of local buses to get around, and bike rentals are another popular transportation option. We rented bikes and explored the area thoroughly, which was great fun.
There are other attractions in and around Kanchanaburi. One that we highly recommend is the Erawan Falls. This is a series of stunning waterfalls, possibly the most beautiful in Thailand, cascading through the jungle and creating a series of wonderful pools.
Erawan Falls are located in Erawan National Park, which is about 90 minutes by public bus from Kanchanaburi. From the park entrance (for a fee) it’s about a two-hour round-trip hike to see the entirety of the falls, which span seven levels. Bring water, sunscreen and a bathing suit. You should spend at least half a day on the hike.
You can do this tour on your own using public transport, or you can take a tour like this one which includes Erawan Falls as well as other attractions in the area.
Finally, there are also several temples in and around Kanchanaburi, and the night market is also great for sampling delicious food.
As you can see, there is a lot to do in Kanchanaburi and the area, and we have only scratched the surface. That’s why we think two full days is well justified. Now, let’s look at where to stay and how to get to the next stop on this itinerary.
Where to stay in Kanchanaburi
Kanchanaburi is not a huge city in terms of population, but it is geographically spread out. There are three main locations: the northern area around the famous railway bridge, the area near the main train station, which is about 2 km along the bridge, and then the main part of town, which is 5 km along the river from the bridge.
My recommendation is to stay in the area near the train station on the river. This puts you within a 30 minute walk (or a short bike ride) of the main attractions, and you’ll also be close to the night market that takes place around the train station.
Below are some suggested accommodation options in this area, ranging from budget to expensive.
T & T Hostel – this is a well-reviewed budget hostel and great location value. It is about a mile from the bridge and 750m from the train station, with a beautiful riverside location. Private and shared rooms available.
Sam’s House Kanchanaburi: This is a popular three star establishment in a great location with raft house style accommodation and bungalows. There is a restaurant and a good value breakfast.
Natee The Riverfront Hotel: a highly rated 4* riverfront hotel about a mile from the famous bridge. Rooms are en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities, and have good river views and a wellness center with hot tub.
River Kwai View Hotel: This 4* hotel is 450 meters from the River Kwai Bridge, making it a great choice if you prefer to be close to the attraction. Rooms are air-conditioned, en-suite and have good views.
Dheva Mantra Resort: If you prefer a resort, this 5* property is a fantastic option. It’s a bit out of town, but has everything from a fitness center to restaurants and a large landscaped pool.
Again, there are many more options besides those mentioned. You can see listings for Kanchanaburi on Booking.com here, Hostelworld here, Agoda here and AirBnB here.
How to get to Khao Sok from Kanchanaburi.
Next stop is Khao Sok National Park, located in Surat Thani province. It is about 500km south of Bangkok and will be one of the longest drives of this trip.
First of all, you will have to go back to Bangkok, as there is no direct route from Kanchanaburi to Khao Sok. So you can follow the above instructions in reverse.
So, to get from Bangkok to Khao Sok you have several options. The nearest transport hub is the city of Surat Thani, from where you can take a local bus, a tour like this one, or arrange private transport to Khao Sok.
Another option, which was what we did, is to take the overnight train from Bangkok to Surat Thani. These trains leave at different times and arrive in Surat Thani in the morning. This is a fairly popular route, so it pays to book well in advance, especially if you want a first class ticket (which includes a berth).
Finally, you can also take a bus from Bangkok to Surat Thani. It takes about 10 hours and there are several routes available. However, we advise you not to take a day bus as it will take up too much of your sightseeing time; instead, we recommend a night bus. In general, we prefer the night train as it is usually more comfortable.
Khao Sok – 2 Days
When people ask me for advice on where to visit in Thailand, I always tell them that they should visit Khao Sok National Park, and specifically Cheow Larn Lake within the park. You can read my visiting experiences here if you need convincing.
The National Park was established in 1980 and covers 739 square kilometers, much of which is made up of pre-Amazon virgin rainforest.
Naturally, there is much to see and do in the park, with popular activities such as hiking and caving. There are also a large number of species of flora and fauna in the park, with the endangered Rafflesia kerrii plant being the best known.
To get around the park you can use public transport, or you can take a tour that includes such transport. Most hotels and lodges in the park can also arrange private transport.
My favorite area of the park is Cheow Lan Lake. This is an artificial lake created after the construction of the Ratchaprapha Dam in 1982. The dam created this 165 square kilometer lake, which is located among the impressive karst limestone formations.
Scattered around the lake are a number of lake house hotels. These floating hotels offer beautiful views of the surrounding landscape and the opportunity to disconnect from the world. A stay in one of these hotels is, in my opinion, a must for any visitor to this region.
As the lake house hotels are floating on the lake and therefore only accessible by boat, you will need to book your stay in advance of your visit. There are a number of lake house hotels to choose from, of varying styles and budgets. Many of them offer shuttle options to and from nearby locations, such as Surat Thani.
Of course, if you prefer to visit other parts of Khao Sok National Park instead of the lake, that is also an option. There are several hotels within the park, most of which are clustered around the town of Khao Sok, near the National Park headquarters. From here you can take advantage of the many hiking opportunities.
I have stayed both at the lake and at a hotel in Khao Sok village. If I was short on time, I would definitely choose the lake option, but of course the choice is yours.
Where to stay in Khao Sok National Park.
There are two main places to stay in Khao Sok National Park. There is the village of Khao Sok, which is home to a number of hotels, guesthouses and restaurants. This is also where the headquarters of Khao Sok National Park is located. Here are some options in Khao Sok.
Sunshine Hostel Khao Sok: On the budget end of the spectrum is this highly rated, value-for-money hostel. Rooms are air-conditioned and have mountain views, with shared facilities. Breakfast is also available.
Khaosok Good View Resort: This is a well rated hotel with private rooms with balconies and jungle views. There is also a swimming pool and a restaurant.
The Bliss Khao Sok Boutique Lodge: This boutique hotel has comfortable air-conditioned rooms with terraces. There is also a restaurant and bar.
Khao Sok Jasmine Garden Resort: this 3* resort has a swimming pool and restaurant. Accommodation is in en-suite, air-conditioned bungalows.
The other main area where you can stay is around Cheow Lan Lake, where the lake house complexes are located. This is the place I recommend to stay. The scenery is beautiful, staying on a houseboat on the lake is a unique experience, and it is a wonderful opportunity to disconnect from the world..
There are about 15 hotels on the lake where you can stay overnight and you have to book them in advance. Here are some options to choose from.
There are very basic to more luxurious options and, as always, we advise reading reviews before booking to avoid disappointment. Also be aware that many properties do not have mobile coverage or WiFi reception, and may require cash payments.
Keereetara – This is one of the lake houses closest to the jetty. It offers good value accommodation with breakfast included.
Keereewarin – reasonably priced comfortable cottages with good reviews. Breakfast is included.
Panvaree Resort – this lake house resort offers several accommodation options, including individual floating cabins. All rooms are air-conditioned, breakfast is included and reviews are good.
500 Rai Floating Resort – if you are looking for the best, this is the lake house to choose. The air-conditioned floating bungalows are large and spacious, and some have Jacuzzis. It’s the most expensive option, but reviews suggest it’s worth it. Note that it is included in this tour.
Getting to Phuket from Khao Sok
The next stop on this Thailand itinerary is the city of Phuket. It is located about 110 miles / 150 km south of Khao Sok. Phuket has no train connection, so public transport will be by bus or minibus. The journey from Khao Sok to Phuket by bus takes about 4 hours.
You can also arrange a private transfer, which most hotels will be happy to arrange for you. This will cost you more, but will save you a couple of hours of driving.
Phuket – 3 Days
It’s time to spend some time on the beach and in the sea. For this, I recommend you to head to the island of Phuket. It is the largest island in Thailand and one of the most popular destinations in the country for beach lovers.
If you’d rather not be among the crowds, you might prefer to head further south, perhaps to the Trang region, which you can reach by train from Surat Thani. The coastal region near Trang City is beautiful, as are the nearby islands of Ko Muk, Ko Libong and Ko Ngai.
Anyway, back to our recommended destination of Phuket, which is popular for a reason. It has many beautiful beaches, a plethora of tourist amenities and some local attractions of its own.
Phuket is also an excellent starting point to explore two wonderful places in Thailand. These are the Similan Islands and Ao Phang Nga National Park, both of which can be easily reached on a day trip from Phuket.
So my suggestions for Phuket would be to spend your three days as follows, in whatever order you prefer.
A day in Phuket to discover its beautiful beaches (mostly on the west coast), as well as local attractions such as the Thai Hua Museum, Chinpracha Mansion and the Big Buddha Statue.
Two days should then be spent on day trips to nearby places, such as the Similan Islands and Ao Phang Nga National Park.
Of course, if you just want to hang out on the beach and not spend money on excursions, a few days at the beach is also a good plan!
If you want to do day trips from Phuket, I would plan and book in advance the day trips you want to do. If you want to do two day trips, I would recommend taking trips to visit the Similan Islands on one day and Ao Phang Nga National Park on a second day.
The Similan Islands are a group of islands about 60 km off the west coast of Thailand, slightly north of Phuket. They are a world famous place for snorkeling and scuba diving, and also have absolutely spectacular white sandy beaches surrounded by turquoise waters.
Obviously, being islands you need some sort of boat to get to them. Basically, you have to book an excursion. The best option is to take a tour that includes a speedboat transfer, otherwise you will lose most of the day in the transfer.
My suggestions are this tour or this tour. Both include hotel pick up in Phuket, national park fee, snorkeling gear, meals and refreshments. I actually took an overnight tour to the Similan Islands, and it was one of the highlights of our stay in Thailand. You can read about it here.
The other day trip I recommend is to Ao Phang Nga National Park. This is a huge national park that stretches along the Strait of Malacca and is full of beautiful limestone karst islands.
The most famous is the so-called James Bond Island (Khao Phing Kan), which was featured in the James Bond film “The Man with the Golden Gun”. The island is especially recognizable by the tall but narrow karst tower (Khao Ta Pu) just offshore.
Again, as this is an excursion that requires a boat, it is advisable to hire a tour. There are several tours from Phuket to Ao Phang Nga National Park, most of which are presented as James Bond Island tours.
My recommendation is that you choose an excursion that includes time canoeing around some of the rock formations in the park, as well as meals, refreshments and the national park fee.
This is an early morning tour to avoid the crowds. The park and James Bond Island can get very crowded, so this is a good option. This is another option that uses a long tail boat. Finally, if you want a private experience, this is a private tour option.
Of course, it is up to you how to spend your three days in the area. You can choose to relax on the beaches, go on different excursions, visit the attractions, or shop for souvenirs. It’s all up to you.
Where to stay in Phuket
Phuket is a very popular destination, and as such there is no shortage of places to stay. For ease of transportation, I recommend staying in Phuket Town itself. If you prefer to be close to the beach and have access to more nightlife entertainment, you can opt for Patong, the island’s main tourist town.
Below are some suggested places to stay in Phuket, ordered from cheapest to most expensive.
Aekkeko Hostel – This is a centrally located and well rated hostel in Phuket Town offering shared and private accommodation. There is a shared kitchen, lounge and garden.
Book a Bed Poshtel – Another highly rated hostel in the centre of Phuket Town with private and shared rooms. It also has a swimming pool, shared kitchen and nightly entertainment.
Casa Blanca Boutique Hotel: This centrally located 3* hotel in Phuket Town offers private rooms with air-conditioning and tea and coffee making facilities. There is also a swimming pool and garden for guest use.
The Memory at On On Hotel – a highly rated 3* hotel located in the centre of Phuket Town. All rooms are en-suite and air-conditioned.
WOO Gallery & Boutique Hotel – is a highly rated boutique hotel with air-conditioned rooms in Phuket Town. It has room and breakfast service as well as a restaurant.
Rak Elegant Hotel Patong – near Patong Beach, this 4* hotel has a gym, swimming pool, room service and private air-conditioned rooms.
Lady Naya Villas: if you are looking for a 5* experience in Phuket, this is a great option. There are private villas with pools as well as standard rooms. Naturally, all rooms are en-suite and air-conditioned, and there is a restaurant and spa. It is located in the south of Phuket Island.
Again, there are many more options besides the above. You can see listings for Phuket on Booking.com here, Hostelworld here, Agoda here and AirBnB here.
How to get from Phuket to Bangkok
Now you just have to get back to Bangkok from Phuket. I’m going to suggest you fly, as there is no direct train. There are several direct flights a day from Phuket airport, which take about 90 minutes. From Bangkok, you can fly home.
Of course, you can also take a bus back to Bangkok, but it’s a 10-12 hour trip, and I don’t recommend it unless you really like long bus rides. If you want to take the bus, you can book tickets in advance here.
Summary of the 10 day itinerary in Thailand
Here is a quick summary of this itinerary for easy reference.
Days 1 – 3: Bangkok
Days 4 and 5: Kanchanaburi
Days 6 and 7: Khao Sok
Days 8 – 10: Phuket
Map of the 10 day itinerary in Thailand
To help you visualize this trip, here’s a map of Thailand with key places marked. You can also view it on Google Maps here.
Thailand Travel Tips
Now that you have an idea of where to go for your Thailand adventure, I wanted to share some tips for traveling around this wonderful country.
How to get to Thailand
Most visitors to Thailand arrive by plane at Suvarnabhumi Airport (code BKK), which is also often referred to as Bangkok Airport. Bangkok has another airport, Don Mueang International Airport, which, despite its name, is mainly used for domestic flights.
From Suvarnabhumi Airport there are several options for getting to the city, the easiest and quickest being the Airport Rail Link. This special train connects the airport with downtown Bangkok.
Getting around Thailand
I’ve provided some recommended options for getting around between the stops on this itinerary. I also wanted to generally share the options you have for getting around Thailand. I will cover both travel within the destinations and travel between the stops.
Transportation in Thailand’s cities and towns.
As in most countries, Thailand’s cities have a variety of transportation options. In smaller towns, you can easily get around on foot or by bicycle. Renting a bicycle is fairly easy, and many guesthouses and accommodations will be able to arrange this for you.
However, in larger cities, such as Bangkok, you will probably want to use some form of transport, as distances may be too long to walk.
There are different options. Bangkok is the city with the most options, from the excellent subway system to taxis, tuk-tuks and public transport companies like Uber and Grab. If you order a taxi, make sure they put the meter on. Some drivers may be reluctant to do so; if so, flag them down and get another taxi.
Transportation between cities in Thailand
First, there are the bus services. There are two types of buses in Thailand. The first are the large and comfortable long distance buses. They are usually air-conditioned and run on a schedule, and connect many of the country’s major cities. You can buy tickets at major bus stations (be sure to go to a ticket window), or online in advance here.
The second type of buses are the small minibuses. They usually run on an ad hoc basis on shorter routes. In my experience, they are faster than the larger buses, although the journey can be a bit hair-raising and sometimes uncomfortable, depending on the number of passengers the driver tries to squeeze in.
After the bus is the train. Thailand has a fairly extensive train network covering much of the country. Trains tend to be slower than buses, but are a good option for an overnight stay if you can get a berth. You can book tickets online in advance from the official Thai Railways website here (you have to click on the option to put it in English).
For longer distances, we usually recommend flying. Thailand has several domestic flight routes between various cities, and they are cheap and fast. You can view flight times and prices and book online here.
Private transfer services can also be arranged to take you from one place to another, such as from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi. These can be more comfortable ways to get around, but will also be more expensive.
Another option is to rent a car and drive yourself. It is possible to rent a car in Thailand, usually all you need is a valid driver’s license and an international driving permit. Traffic in and around the cities can be quite hectic, but outside the cities the roads are usually quite good, with road signs in Thai and English.
For this itinerary, however, driving would not be my first choice, as the public transport system is easy to use and works well.
Finally, if you’d rather not plan and book a trip like this on your own, you can also take an excursion. In the following section there are some recommended excursions that you might like.
Travel to Thailand
If you prefer to take a tour rather than plan your own trip, we’ve put together some suggestions. Excursions have the advantage that you can relax and know that someone else is taking care of all the logistics, so you can focus on having fun.
You’ll also get to meet and hang out with other travelers, and the tour leader will be on hand to share information about Thailand’s culture and history as you travel.
These are just some of the travel options that will give you a taste of what Thailand has to offer.
This 8 day Thailand tour with G Adventures includes Bangkok, Ko Tao, Ko Phangan and Khao Sok.
This 8-day National Geographic Journeys small group tour of Thailand with G Adventures includes Bangkok, Ko Samui, Khao Sok and Krabi.
This 9 day small group tour of Southern Thailand with Intrepid Travel includes Bangkok, Koh Samui, Khao Sok National Park and Ao Nang.
This 9 day small group tour of southern Thailand with Intrepid Travel focuses more on the beaches, with stops in Bangkok, Surat Thani, Ao Yang and Ko Yao Yai.
This 12-day Thailand trip with G Adventures includes Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Ayutthaya, Chiang Mai and Phuket, and is designed for families.
If you decide to book a trip and are comparing different options, don’t forget to check all the inclusions and exclusions. Some trips may seem more expensive, but may include more comfortable accommodation options or additional meals and activities that make it worthwhile.
When to visit Thailand
Thailand can be visited all year round, although there are times when the weather is more pleasant than others.
Thailand has a tropical climate, with a wet and dry season. The dry season is between November and March. Temperatures will be pleasant at this time of year and it will not rain as much.
The rainy season is from April to October, with the hottest part of the year between March and May, when rain can make rural areas more inaccessible, and temperatures can be hot and humid.
If travelling on a tighter budget, be aware that prices will be higher between November and March, as this is the most popular time to visit the country, and prices will be a little lower in the low season.
Safety in Thailand
In general, Thailand is considered a safe and welcoming place, with friendly people. The most common problems tourists may encounter are similar to those in any other part of the world. There are some common scams to be aware of and, of course, in the most frequented places you need to keep a close eye on your belongings from pickpockets and opportunistic thieves.
The most popular scams in Thailand are the “closed temple” and the “cheap tuktuk” scam.
The closed temple scam usually involves a helpful person outside a temple informing you that the temple you are trying to visit is closed. This usually happens at the back door of the temple or at the emergency exit, which will obviously appear to be closed. Luckily, the helpful person will know of a much better nearby temple, to which they can take you.
On the way to this temple, if it exists, you will detour through a number of shops and tour operators. If you buy anything at these places, which will often be at inflated prices, the person guiding you will take a commission. Ultimately, you will generally just waste time on this scam. If a temple looks closed, make sure you are at the correct entrance, and if it really is closed, I recommend you find another temple yourself.
The cheap tuk-tuk trick involves a tuk-tuk driver who promises to take you anywhere you want for a ridiculously cheap price that seems too good to be true.
In the end, you might make it to your destination. However, along the way you’ll stop at a number of, you guessed it, shops and tour operators. Again, you’ll usually just waste time, but it’s best to avoid it altogether.
In general, just practice the same sensible behavior you would when you’re at home, such as not exploring unfamiliar places late at night, letting someone know your location and travel plans, etc. Overall, I’ve never had any problems in Thailand, and I expect most travelers to have a similarly safe experience.
There is a low risk of malaria in some parts of Thailand, especially in the forested and mountainous areas of the country. It is generally not recommended that most tourists take antimalarial drugs, as the risk is very low in most tourist locations, but those who plan to travel to areas more prone to malaria or who may be particularly exposed to malaria should consult a medical professional before traveling.
Internet access in Thailand
Thailand is a very well connected country, with free WiFi in most parts of the country.
There is also excellent 3G and 4G coverage in much of the country, and if you have an unlocked device you can buy paid SIM cards for very reasonable prices.
To get an idea of what’s available, take a look at this page, which lists all the pay-as-you-go options in Thailand, focusing on data prices. For more information on how to get online when travelling, see my guide to getting online when travelling.
Of course, internet access and WiFi are not totally universal. Some National Parks and islands may not always have a connection, so keep that in mind.
Food in Thailand
Thai food is truly amazing (in my opinion), with different regions offering different cuisines and culinary styles. The food features a wide variety of flavours and fresh ingredients, with spicy curries and tasty stir-fries being popular choices. You’re sure to recognise many of your favourite dishes, such as Pad Thai, Red & Green Curry and spicy soups.
In my experience, southern cuisine was spicier than northern cuisine, and the yellow curry in the far south was tremendously spicy.
Some of my favorite Thai dishes are Pad Thai, Khao Soi (exclusive to the north), green, red and yellow curries, Som Thai and my absolute favorite, mango sticky rice. But really, it’s hard to go wrong, almost all Thai food is fantastic!
Budget in Thailand
Thailand is very popular with budget travelers, and it is very easy to travel around the country on $10 to $50 a day. However, Thailand is not just for budget travelers, as there are also many high-end hotels, restaurants and private tours.
When planning your budget, you need to consider accommodation, transportation, food, and the costs of tours and entrance fees.
Power sockets in Thailand
Thailand uses a 220v system, so if you are traveling from the United States or other countries that use a 110v system, you should make sure your devices are compatible with this standard.
In my experience, most low power electronics such as smartphones and cameras automatically switch voltage and you don’t need to buy new chargers, just check the label to make sure they are 220v compatible.
Higher wattage appliances, such as hair dryers, don’t usually support two voltages unless it’s a travel specific model. You can read more about this in my guide to travel adapters.
As for plugs, Thailand has two types of plugs, one with round holes that matches most European plugs, and a flat two-pin plug that matches a US two-pin plug. Therefore, sometimes you can have the right plug and sometimes you can’t, so it’s best to bring some plug adapters, regardless of where your electronic devices come from.
A good option, and what we do, is to travel with a universal travel adapter and a power strip, so you make sure you don’t have any power issues.
Further reading and information for planning your Thailand itinerary.
We have a lot of content about Thailand on our site. Here are some of our most relevant posts you can check out.
And this sums up my guide to visiting Thailand for 10 weeks, as well as everything you need to know to make the most of your trip.
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- Pool Table
- No Smoking
- Pillows & Blankets
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes, Utensils, & Cookware
- Iron & Ironing Board
- Stereo with CD Player
- TV & DVD Player
- Central Heat & Air Conditioning
- Washer & Dryer
- Outdoor Furniture
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Twiddy Traditional Home - bed and bath linens not provided.
Take in the spectacular views of the Currituck Sound and Atlantic Ocean from the updated decks featured at this well-maintained home situated atop Sea Ridge in northern Duck. Enjoy the pool table and outdoor ping pong, or relax in the comfortable community pool just around the corner.
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- Mary Ann 9/17/2016
This house with the wrap around decks was simply beautiful which is why we booked again for next year!!
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- Kimberly 8/13/2016
- Margita 8/6/2016
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We love the home and it's location. Will continue to use it till we buy our own. Twiddy could help with that
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The perfect vacation home..comfortable,clean, and very well equipped
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- Mary 6/25/2016
We have been coming to the Outer Banks for three years and this house is by far our favorite. The deck furniture is amazing and the views are absolutely beautiful. Everything we needed was provided... The pool table was a big hit with our family as was MLB TV. Fantastic stay and would recommend this house to everyone.
- Whitney 5/28/2016
- Ken And Kathleen 5/7/2016
Questions & Answers
How far is this property from the shops and restaurants in town?
Candice, this property is located approximately two miles from shops and restaurants.
- Answered by Twiddy on 3/6/2017
How far is the beach? Is the community pool outdoors?
Thank you for your inquiry Carly, the beach is an approximate 10 minute walk to the beach from B659T. The community pool for this home is an outdoor pool.
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How do you get to the beach?
Rosie, If you walk down to the end of Spyglass Road , you will come to the Sea Ridge Public Beach Access.
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Is there a washer and dryer in this house?
Great question, Beth! A washer and dryer are a standard amenity in every Twiddy vacation home. To view our list of standard amenities, please visit www.twiddy.com/abbreviations-definitions.aspx#stfurneq.
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Hi! - Curious to know if there is any sound access across the street?
Thank you for your inquiry, Jeffrey! The community of Sea Ridge does not offer a community sound access. There is a public sound access located in the heart of Duck at Duck Park.
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We were wondering if the house has a high chair.
Baby equipment is not a standard amenity for Twiddy homes. If you would like to rent baby equipment for your stay, Just for the Beach, Moneysworth, and Ocean Atlantic Rentals all provide baby equipment rentals. For contact information, please visit www.twiddy.com/activities/services.aspx.
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We are renting the end of July. Are golf carts allowed to run back and forth to the beach? If so, is there a rental company you can recommend?
Thank you for your inquiry, Mike! Yes, street legal golf carts are permitted in the community. You can rent golf carts from OBX Beach Buggies. For contact information, please visit www.twiddy.com/activities/services/.
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Are towels/sheets provided for this unit?
Great question, Laurel! Bed and bath linens are not provided for this home; however, you are more than welcome to rent them through us!
- Answered by Twiddy on 5/17/2014
We have rented this beautiful home for the week of September 14. Will the pool still be open?
Yes Dana, the Sea Ridge/Osprey community pool will be open through the end of September!
- Answered by Twiddy on 8/22/2013
Is there an outside grill? is there any specials on this property for Sept.
Hello Pat! Farrview property #B659T advertises a gas grill for your enjoyment. At this time we are showing two weeks left in September, the week of Sept. 14th as well as the 21st. At this time all pricing for the fall is as advertised, but we invite you to keep an eye on our Specials page in case anything changes-www.twiddy.com/specials.aspx.
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This Hotel takes customer service to the limit....in a very good way ! The staff are attentive, well versed in what makes a good holiday and they just want you to be happy....they manage to do this without going over the top and making you feel uncomfortable which is a skill...it was a great pleasure to watch Michel in the buffet restaurant work the room and leave everyone smiling ! We were in cluster 7 which is a walk to the main restaurant but as the food was so good the walking was required !! The other 3 restaurants served you and the food was excellent, the best all inclusive food we have had in Egypt. We a stayed here about 4/5 yeas ago and I would suggest it's even better than then. Liked the fact the GM would eat around the restaurants at lunchtime and was approachable...nice touch. Dress code was not really being adhered to in the buffet dining room which is a shame. Overall well run resort with professional staff..and sunshine....what's not to love...we will definitely return. Please do not worry about your safety....it's far from Cairo and really safe...do not let the press stop you having a fantastic holiday.
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Belmond Grand Hotel Europe, St Petersburg, Russia
Russia's oldest hotel, the Belmond Grand Hotel Europe is something of a legend. A bastion of European culture throughout the years of communism, the Europe is located on Nevsky Prospect, opposite the Gostini Dvor luxury market. Visited by Tchaikovsky and his wife for their honeymoon, a string quartet plays every Friday evening in the restaurant. Now under the renowned management of Orient Express Hotels, the Grand Hotel Europe boasts a level of excellence that has made it one of the 'Leading Hotels of the World'. Stroll out along Nevsky and find yourself alongside the Kazan Cathedral, Fontanka Embankment, or the Church of the Saviour on Spilt Blood.
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Where possible, we like to offer a range of accommodation for each stop of your trip, chosen by our specialists as some of their favourite places to stay. To help you make the right choice, we give each property a rating based on its facilities and service, but we also look for hotels with distinct character or a location that can’t be bettered.
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Having had a spa on site for a long time, Rudding Park is no stranger to spa goers. What makes this spectacular and highly anticipated addition in the form of the £9.5 million Follifoot Wing in the hotel grounds different is that this is no mere spa makeover, this is a whole new spa that catapults Rudding Park into a whole new sphere of spa hotels.
The first thing that struck us on our pre-opening tour was the scale of the whole experience. At the type of location usually reserved for smaller spas, this is three floors of wellbeing and leisure surrounded by spectacular beauty and high standards – quite simply, they have thought of everything.
Set over three floors, you are given a wrist band on arrival which opens your locker and also acts as your key to different areas of the spa, depending on the package your booked into. To give you an overview, the first floor is where the treatment rooms are, along with four relaxation lounges. There’s one that provides a light, open space and is a good place for a chat. In lieu of books, they also provide therapeutic colouring in books for you to indulge in, which are extremely on trend and a really thoughtful idea.
The next lounge is darker and has sweet little booths in which you can put your headphones on and separate yourself off a bit. The third room is a more traditional relaxation room with twinkly lights in the ceiling so it looks like you’re sleeping under the stars, and it’s perfect for a snooze. Then there’s a fourth room which is ideal for groups with beanbags, various different seating options and images of the gorgeous natural surrounding area projected onto the walls. If you’re visiting as part of a group you can all go in there and have the room to yourselves and it feels like VIP treatment.
On the second floor you have all the facilities including a swimming pool, sauna, steam room, changing rooms and glass doors that lead outside to a courtyard where there are loungers to recline on. Here you will also find the spa restaurant which has a really unique menu and again is all open and contemporary with more big glass doors.
The top floor is where you will find the spa garden, which is simply gorgeous. They have a little bar area on one side where you can have a glass of Prosecco, while inside there’s lots of lovely space to lounge around as well as snail showers, a hydro pool, a log sauna, steam rooms, and another sauna which allows you to look out across the grounds from one open side. There’s an infinity pool that’s half inside and half out, and perhaps one of our favourite features was the herb steam room which uses herbs from the garden. When we visited it contained lavender, which you could see in the middle of the sauna, but each day it’s a different smell.
The main point about this beautiful new spa is that they really have considered the use of the space and have thought of every little detail. There’s a shop, a make-up bar, and a hairdressers, so you can arrive, have a full day of pampering and leave looking picture perfect at the end of the day – maybe for dinner back at the hotel?
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H+ Hotel Zürich
Badenerstrasse 537, Zurich 3373m from the city center
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Make yourself at home in one of the 161 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your Select Comfort bed comes with premium bedding. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries.
With a stay at H+ Hotel Zürich, you'll be centrally located in Zürich, a 1-minute drive from Letzigrund Stadium and 13 minutes from Bahnhofstrasse. This 4-star hotel is 3 mi (4.8 km) from Zurich Town Hall and 3.1 mi (5.1 km) from University of Zurich.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including a sauna and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a television in a common area.
Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM and on weekends from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.
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Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access, a business center, and express check-in. Planning an event in Zürich? This hotel features 1292 square feet (120 square meters) of event facilities. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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Beauty and wellnessSauna
BusinessBusiness center, Event facilities, Meeting and presentation facilities, Conference Hall
GeneralAir conditioning, Currency exchange, Smoke-free property, Heating, Newspapers, Ticket assistance, Express check-in/check-out, Tour assistance, Garden, Television in lobby, Terrace, Patio, All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private), Reception desk
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RecreationBike rental, Barbecue grill(s), Barbeque, Sun Deck
RoomsNon-smoking rooms, Soundproof rooms, Room service, Cable TV, TV, Minibar, Hairdryer, Shower/Bathtub, Shower, Safe (in room)
Room AmenitiesIroning, Luggage storage, Laundry, Safe-deposit box, Dry-cleaning, Shoe shine, Luggage storage, Telephone, Iron
SportsCycling, Fitness facilities, Gym
InternetFree Wi-Fi, Free internet, In-room internet
Languages SpokenSpanish, German, English, French, Multi-language staff
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Staying at Patrocinio Reserve after a long day of adventures in connection with nature is an unforgettable experience, resting in a cozy cabin in the woods while the song of the crickets at night numbs you ... Getting up with the sun, Listen to the music performed by an infinity of birds that will make you wake up rested and renewed for a new day of adventure.
Each of the 9 comfortable and cozy rooms at Patrocinio Lodge have a large private bathroom and hot water, bed linen and comfortable atmosphere. The Lodge is located at the edge of the forest surrounded by gardens with tropical flowers and fruits.
The lodge is built with local materials that grow in the Patrocinio Nature Reserve. The original house with vernacular architecture style, was built mainly of cedar and has been renovated to blend with its natural environment.
Our electricity is generated by a small central hydroelectric that works with the rivers of the reserve. A perfect itinerary integrates a good night's rest in your adventure! We care about all the details in Patrocinio Lodge. Our dedicated attention to our customers is becoming our distinctive brand.


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Pet-Friendly Hotels & Motels in East Falmouth, MA
Traveling to East Falmouth with your pet? Then use this pet-friendly accommodations guide to learn about East Falmouth hotels and motels that allow dogs and other pets.
Hotel pet policies change frequently. To make sure your pet will be accepted by a hotel, use our free pet check service.
You may also want to visit our complete guide to all East Falmouth hotels.
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Rated Average by GuestsCheap hotel
Near Vineyard Sound on Cape Cod
2 buildings - 2 and 3 floors, 98 roomsNo elevator in two-story building
Heated indoor swimming pool - outdoor pool
Free Internet access
Free continental breakfast
Pet-friendly hotel - pets allowed in 10 pet rooms - $15 per night fee for each pet - Mar 2013
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Good location - room had a fridge and microwave - Oct 2011
Room was dusty - door was hard to open - only one chair provided - sink dripped - no grab bars in the bathtub of the handicap room - not satisfied - Apr 2011
Good location - room with loft was extremely hot, AC wasn't running - front desk clerk finally gave us another room - May 2007
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Loved this little cabin. My hub and I went to the Lifeway Weekend to Remember Marriage Retreat and this was a perfect little get away. It was very cozy, warm and quiet with plenty of room for the two of us. Truly just minutes from the Broadmoor.
Was in town for business and wanted to have a home like experience and this place exceeded my expectations, well furnished and close to everything, even had washer/dryer, i needed for nothing. Be sure and check out the Ivy school next door, it's an old school retro fitted as a bar and restaurant , i will stay here again next time i am in town.


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India national carrier, Air India on Friday (29 May 2020) announced that the airline will operate additional evacuation Flights Under Vande Bharat Mission to Auckland, Stockholm, Frankfurt, London, Seoul, and the USA.
Air India will operate these special flights from Delhi and Mumbai between 04th to 06th June 2020.
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This evening it was meat and sausages time, local and plenty of it. And so it was, plenty, tasty and served with a friendly smile. Be prepared to walk away with a Doggy bag, which seems to be the usual custom in Cyprus anyway. Really value for money.
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Krizna 350, Moravany nad Váhom, Slovakia
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This comfortable hotel in Moravany nad Vahom offers complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as a Jacuzzi and an outdoor pool. It is ideally positioned for guests wishing to visit local attractions.
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Free Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi available in all areas, Internet
Pets allowed on request. Charges may apply.
Policies vary by room type and provider.
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Spa and wellness center, Electric kettle, Terrace/Patio, Linens, Towels, Fan, Safety deposit box, Cribs available, Grill, Seating area, Laundry facilities, Ironing service, Flat-screen TV, Packed lunches, Shampoo, Shoeshine, Shared lounge/TV area, Hardwood or parquet floors, Heating, Shower, Physica...
Hiking, Massage, Bicycle rental, Golf, Cycling, Skiing, Playground
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Yes, dogs and most pets in general are allowed at Penzion Tematin.
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The elegant and exclusive Thornybush Game Lodge awaits discovery by the discerning traveller. Unrivalled big game viewing is complemented by exquisite accommodation and sublime cuisine.
Adjacent to the Greater Kruger National Park, within the famous Thornybush Nature Reserve is the exclusive Thornybush Game Lodge.
Swimming pool, library, Wellness Spa, game drives, game walks, fishing, white water rafting on the Blyde River or Olifants Gorge, Nyani Cultural Village, Hans Merensky Golf Course, Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre, Cheetah Breeding Project, hot air balloon flights and a host of children's activities.
Approximately 30 minutes from Eastgate airport.
18 stylish air-conditioned luxury suites and 2 family suites, all with
extensive living areas overlooking the seasonal Monwana River. Each suite has full en suite facilities, indoor and outdoor showers, tea/coffee facilities, mini bar and private decks with sweeping vistas over the savannah and an ever active waterhole. Suites (2 adults), 2 bedroom family suites (2 adults and 2 children) are also available.
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Embark on a camping experience unlike any other as you pitch your tent in the valley of the Grand Canyon. Phantom Ranch is a beautiful oasis, and the only only lodging facility below the Canyon Rim! Grand Canyon Camping is a prizes experience, as few have ventured to this hidden secret that can only be reached by mule, foot, or rafting!
Your Grand Canyon Camping adventure will start off with a journey of a lifetime. Whether you choose to journey by foot, mule, or rafting, this camping experience will begin with an unrivaled sightseeing tour of the Grand Canyon. My favorite form of travel would have to be Colorado Whitewater Rafting!
Once you’ve reached your Grand Canyon Camping destination, you’ll enjoy a private location that is nestled beside Bright Angel Creek in the depths and beauty of the Grand Canyon.
Phantom Ranch Lodge features rustic cabins and a main lodge built of wood and native stone. This Grand Canyon Camping desintation is a prime location to rise and shine and take in the beauty of mother nature. This serene location allows you to take in the full beauty of the Grand Canyon and the lively wildlife that traverse the valley’s.
This Grand Canyon Camping experience at Phantom Range Lodge provides you with a memory that will last a lifetime. All who have traveled to this hidden secret admired the Grand Canyon at its best. Find more reviews of this Grand Canyon Camping experience here!


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Featuring a garden, an outdoor swimming pool, and a spa, Hotel De La Trinidad offers free Wi-Fi and buffet breakfast in Encarnación. The bus station is 100 metres away and San Jose beach is 400 metres from the property. A restaurant and a fitness centre are featured on site.
Providing a tranquil environment, the rooms in Hotel De La Trinidad feature private bathrooms, air conditioning and HD satellite TVs. Some rooms offer Paraná river views.
Guests at Hotel De La Trinidad are offered meeting facilities and a game room. International dishes can be ordered at Prímoli restaurant. Room service is available and laundry services can be arranged upon request.
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- Our list of the best things to do in Southwest Harbor, Maine, features the top 113 nearby activities — including 73 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
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MDI Community Sailing offers maritime education and boating instruction to the general public. MDI Community Sailing provides sailing programs for all ages and levels. There are also private lessons, and coed and women's sailing clubs.
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Located on Mount Desert Island, the Charlotte Rhoades Park & Butterfly Garden is a location frequented by nature and butterfly lovers. Visitors commonly enjoy walking through the park's gardens and seeing the many butterfly varieties.
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Mansell Boat Rental provides motorboat and sailboat rentals on the ocean waters surrounding Mount Desert Island. They also offer sightseeing tours, sailing lessons, and captain services with U.S.C.G. Captain Robert Wellborn.
Bar Harbor's Village Green is a large park at the town's center. The starting point for many of the town's shuttles and tours, it is sometimes host to concerts, weddings, and special events, and is surrounded by restaurants and shopping.
Northeast Harbor Tennis Club features 13 wooded holes surrounded by thousands of trees and 5 traditional links-style holes, significant elevation changes and very small greens. They also offer a full-service Pro Shop, powered and pull carts, and limited food service.
Tourists will get to see the Bear Island Light and walk around on Little Cranberry Island when they hop on aboard the Sea Princess Cruises. Their tour guides will provide you with enough information during the trip.
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Designed after the Japanese strolling gardens, the Asticou Azalea Garden is perfectly balanced when it comes to the natural environment and the man-made arrangements. The garden rooms are connected by paths. It also has a sand garden.
Formed in 1973, Acadia Repertory Theatre entertains visitors to Mt. Desert Island and Acadia National Park with comedies, dramas, mysteries, and children's theater in their quaint performance space each summer season. Season subscriptions are available.


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Ketchup's Bank Glamping offers the glamour of luxury accommodation with the romance of camping under the stars. South East Queensland's first couples' luxury tent bush retreat can be found in a secluded location near Boonah in the heart of the Scenic Rim, only 90 minutes south-west of Brisbane. Your Eco-tent provides you with a truly unique camping experience complete with ensuite, quality linens, private deck with spectacular views and your very own campfire and camp kitchen.
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HOTELS IN MANALI NEAR BEAS RIVER
Flowing in the heart of Manali from Central Himachal Pradesh, The Beas River is a sight in itself. Surrounded by lush greens, it makes a breathtaking view for the entire Manali city. To reach a hotel in Manali near Beas River, one has to travel to Bhuntar Airport, which is approximately 51 kilometres from the main town. Major cities like Delhi, Chandigarh, Amritsar and Haridwar have direct road connectivity to the town via Shimla. For those travelling by train, the main lines lead to Kalka Railway Station which is approximately 275 kilometres away. From Kalka, one can travel by car or through narrow gauge rail to reach Shimla. The road distance between Shimla and Manali is a combination of uphill and downhill drive of 248 kilometres (approximately) and takes about 7 hours.Besides the resorts and three star properties, one can find several budget hotels in Manali near River Beas. The hotels have sizable and comfortable rooms with the view of river Beas, and the pine and cedar trees make an outstanding sight. Most hotels provide packages for day tour of the town and major sight-seeing places. All Treebo hotels have a restaurant on premises. Those who like to try new dishes can visit Johnson Lodge and Spa, Cafe 1947, River Music, Lekhu Bella River Banks Cafe 1, Renaissance Manali and The Lay Dog Lounge. These restaurants overlook the Beas and having food by the river is an experience of a kind. You will also find tea vendors in small distances that also provide some lip smacking local dishes.Popular places to visit while in Manali are Club House, Hadimba Devi Temple, Manali Nature Park, Manu Temple, Jana Waterfall and Nehru Kund. There also are adventure activities like trekking, camping and rafting which can be done if weather permits. Popular places to shop in Manali are The Polandball Shop, Manali Mega Mart, Bhuttico Showroom Manali, Manali Fruit Wine House and Bhuttico Shawl Shop.


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St Anton has always been the number one resort in Austria for the British ski-enthusiast. The region presents a vast network of cable cars and lifts and, in addition to its spectacular beauty, the most reliable snow in Austria and excellent maintenance of its slopes.
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Hotel – 7 nights stay at Anthony’s Life & Style Hotel
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Catering – Breakfast included
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Irish Vacation Cottages at Old Killarney Village
Nestled together along a scenic hillside, the beautiful and authentic Irish thatched roof vacation cottages of Old Killarney Village are located on the outskirts of Killarney in the heart of historic County Kerry. The inspiration of poets and painters over many centuries, Killarney and County Kerry brim with natural beauty, rich tradition and genuine Irish charm.
Thoughtfully designed to blend the very best elements of traditional and contemporary Irish culture, this unique Irish vacation cottage resort of fully-equipped deluxe cottages is located in the Aghadoe area of Killarney, less than 2 miles from Killarney Town, in Ireland’s picturesque southwest. Vacationers in search of Irish craic (fun) will be spoilt for choice with traditional Irish pubs, a huge variety of restaurants and evening entertainment of the uniquely Irish variety! As a matter of fact, our Irish vacation cottage resort features its very own pub and restaurant conveniently located on-site.
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Last Modified: 07 Jan 2013
Amazon - For Package Creation
Trip code: GGAM
Validity: 01 Jan 2011 to 31 Dec 2012
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- Original trips are classic Intrepid adventures. With a mix of included activities and free time, they offer plenty of opportunities to explore at your own pace and take part in activities that really get beneath the skin of a destination. While the occasional meal may be included, you'll have the freedom to seek out your own culinary adventures. Accommodation is generally budget or tourist class (2-3 star), but you're as likely to find yourself as a guest of a local family as staying in a hotel or camping. Transport will vary as well. Depending on the destination and the itinerary you could find yourself travelling on anything from a camel to a train or a private safari vehicle. It's all part of the adventure! Original travellers have a desire to make the most of their travel time and really get to know a place, its people and cultures.
Day 1 Cuzco
Hotel (1 nt)
Days 2-3 Amazon Jungle
Take a 30 minute flight to Puerto Maldonado.
Upon arrival, the lodge staff will take us to their office in town where you'll leave most of your luggage in a safe storage and continue travelling with a small pack with just the necessary items for our next two nights in the jungle. Then take a motorized canoe up river to our jungle lodge in the Madre de Dios area.Head into the jungle with our local, multilingual guides and encounter magnificent fauna and flora in their natural habitat. We may spot everything from macaws and monkeys to peccary, jabirus, otters and thousands of butterflies. The guides can also teach us about the medicinal properties and practical uses of the plants.After exploring the wilds, it's time to jump back in the canoe and return to Puerto Maldonado.The lodge is eco-friendly and combines low-impact architecture with traditional native style. Rooms are simple, but comfortable with flush toilets (en suite), showers (cold water only), mosquito nets and kerosene lamps for light.
Jungle Lodge (2 nts)
Days 4-5 Lima
Travel back to Puerto Maldonado before taking a short flight to Lima (approx 2 hrs).
There are no activities planned for the final day and you are able to depart the accommodation at any time. Please check the 'Finishing Point Hotel' section for checkout times and luggage storage possibilities.
Hotel (1 nt)
Culture shock rating
At times local life here will be familiar to that of back home, and at times very different. Services are available most of the time, English may not be the native language, and there may be some cultural differences.
Some easy physical activities included in your trip. No physical preparation is required to make the most of the journey.
Maximum of 16 travellers per group.
Hotel (2 nts), Jungle Lodge (2 nts)
No meals included
Please budget for additional meals and expenses while on your trip. Our suggestion is based on past traveller feedback but you may choose to spend more or less.
Finish point instructions
If you have pre-booked a departure transfer, please inform your leader and they will notify you of your departure transfer time.If you are making your own way to the airport the hotel will be able to help book you an airport shuttle or taxi. Please ask at reception.
Amazon - For Package Creation Reviews
Our Amazon - For Package Creation trips score an average of 4.75 out of 5 based on 8 reviews in the last year.
Amazon - For Package Creation, June 2014
We had an absolutely amazing time in Peru. It is a great itinerary with great leaders / guides. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone
Review submitted 17 Jun 2014
Amazon - For Package Creation, March 2014
Carol was an excellent leader and a fount of information. She was always ready to help with anything and made it so easy for the tour guides for the different legs of our trip.
Review submitted 30 Apr 2014
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Located in the Baja California Sur, Cabo is the perfect vacation destination. Filled with breathtaking natural sceneries infused with plenty of thrilling and adventurous activities, there are hundreds of reasons why you should take a trip to Cabo San Lucas. As you make an itinerary of must-see attraction sites, it’s essential to determine how much money you should bring. We will give you an overview of some of the expenditures you are likely to make on your vacation so that you can make necessary financial arrangements.
A considerable amount of your vacation expenditure will go to accommodation. There are all sorts of accommodations in Cabo San Lucas. However, if you are craving an unforgettable experience, we highly recommend seeking accommodation in a luxurious vacation rental. When exploring accommodation options, villas offer the best experiences.
On a villa, you can have access to a pool or a private beach. Most villas come with private chefs, and that’s an added advantage because you will never have to step foot in the kitchen. They are also located in serene and secure estates far away from crowded hotels. The average rate of a luxurious villa in Cabo is around $1000 per night. On such a villa, you should get access to exclusive amenities that guarantee a royal vacation experience.
It’s advisable to book your room via a debit/credit card. This will ensure you don’t travel with a lot of cash.
Food and Dining
In Cabo, you will get a chance to explore both local and international cuisines. Being a resort city, various high-end restaurants source chefs from different parts of the continent. Therefore, if you want to indulge in the local cuisine or something different, that’s not going to be a problem.
Regarding food and dining, you can choose between preparing meals at your villa or visiting farm-to-table restaurants. Preparing meals at the villa will cost less money. Also, you can utilize grocery delivery services to have fresh food brought to your villa. On the other hand, there are plenty of table-to-fork restaurants in Cabo. The latter allows you to explore Cabo’s native and spicy cuisine.
For food, you can spend around $50 to $100 per day when dining at your luxury vacation rental. However, if you visit the best restaurants in Cabo, meals can cost around $100. That will depend on what you will eat and the number of guests.
Despite being a resort city, Cabo’s drinks rates are almost the same as those back home. For instance, imported beer costs $2 to $5 for a 330ml bottle. Local beer is much cheaper and can cost from $1 to $3. The prices of cocktails, tequila, gin and vodka also remain at the price range you are used to. If you will have a butler in your villa, you can inquire about prices, and they will provide you with a list.
Similar to food and accommodation, excursions are a basic need if you visit Los Cabos. From fishing charters to ATV tours, you should participate in as many activities as possible when visiting Cabo. The service providers set the rates for tours and activities. They also differ depending on the type of excursion. For instance, a helicopter ride will cost more than an ATV tour in the desert. To get the exact rates for excursions, please get in touch with your concierge. If you plan on trying out many activities, your daily expenditure can range from $300 to $700, depending on how many excursions you attend. Don’t forget to set aside funds for private transportation when budgeting for tours.
Exchange Rates in Cabo
Being a resort city, you can make payments in most places in USD or AUD. However, to avoid obstacles during your trip, you should have a considerable amount of money in the Mexican Peso. At home, before getting on a plane to Cabo, you can change USD or AUD to Pesos. Alternatively, you can use the ATMs in Los Cabos to withdraw pesos. Or, if you prefer cashless interactions, you can pay using your card. At the moment, 1 USD goes for 20 Mexican Pesos. Most exchange rates will range around such figures.


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We invite you to the "Na Leśnej" Pension in Krynica - Zdrój is the ideal, ideally dream holiday destination for you, your family and friends. We are located opposite the park where there is peace and quiet. It is an ideal place for walking. From the authentic opinions of our guests, it appears that this is their favorite part of the city of Krynica Zdrój. The "Na Leśnej" guesthouse is located 1 km from the 'Henryk' ski lift and 4 km from the Jaworzyna ski lift, the railway station is 1.5 km away and the city center is 600m and 250 meters from the nearest bus stop. from the bus station is 2.5 km, in our facility you will find places where you can relax in luxuriously furnished rooms, at the same time you will have the opportunity to taste delicious regional dishes. also TV and internet access. All rooms on the first floor have a balcony.Free unguarded parking spaces are available on site. Professional service, unique atmosphere and comfortable conditions will make your rest a real pleasure and we will be honored by your presence.
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very good location within walking distance to touristic sites. very nice room and the inclusive breakfast was good. Front desk very helpful. Staff very helpful when we needed an "emergency" forth nire due to strike at airport.
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Our office is based inside the unique Stornoway Ferry Terminal building, with our exclusive car park nearby. It’s only a couple of minutes’ walk from the town centre , Marina, Bus Station and local hotels such as the Caladh, Caberfeidh, and Royal.
Would you prefer to pick up or drop off your vehicle elsewhere? If so, we provide a delivery and collection service throughout the Outer Hebrides, which is free of charge when pick up and return is within a 5-mile radius of this branch, and when within our office hours.
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To change your flights, all you need to do is select the best flights for you and hit confirm at the end. Any impact on trip cost will be summarised on the confirmation screen.
Please note: The flight change tool shows all the possibilities for your current destination. If there aren't any flights or dates that work for you, we'll need to change destinations, so please get in touch!
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The hip Hoxton hotel is located in London's equally hip Shoreditch district. Warmly decorated modern rooms boast picturesque views of the city and feature a flat-screen satellite TV with pay-per-view movies, a free newspaper, tea and coffee making facilities, fresh milk and mineral water. The Hoxton Grill restaurant serves American-style grilled food, and has comfortable seating, a bar, lounge and outdoor space. Breakfast and light lunch options are also served. Old Street Tube Station 5 minutes’ walk, providing easy access to London’s main attractions.
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PoolThis is one of few homes in this area that has this feature.
This oversized luxury 3 bedroom air-conditioned apartment with view across Channel and Ocean is ideal for the discerning holiday maker. Waterviews across Channel and Ocean.
Free parking on premises
Check-in is anytime after 3PM
Check out by 10AM
Great views to the main beach area. Good size apartment and close to shops, restaurants and beach.
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It was something which was not expected at all,
Me and my wife were totally surprised by the presentation,place,freshness,promptness of duty and friendly attitude to the staff especially Mr Sabir. He was a gentleman, as we wished to stay a day extra and he made a point to arrange it for us even they were booked.
We talk about it the every other day.
Perfect place to be. I am surely coming back.
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Our passion is your relaxation and creating the ultimate Byron experience for our guests. Your stay is designed to be carefree so we have discovered bespoke locations, restaurants and things to do around Byron for you!
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The Ambassador Hotel is a calling card of
. Its name was chosen for a good reason, as it bears the hotel’s mission, which is to be an ambassador of original Russian hospitality and the city’s cultural traditions. Saint Petersburg
The hotel facilities are situated not far from the Mariinsky Theatre and Saint Isaac's Square, the most prominent cultural landmarks of
. Combining a 19th century manor with a modern building, the hotel naturally integrates into the architectural ensemble of the Saint Petersburg Rimsky-Korsakov Avenue.
Comfortable rooms and halls for formal receptions decorated in various styles from the traditional classic one to Art Nouveau; restaurants and bars, the Health & Beauty Centre, jewellery and gift shops — all this is the Ambassador Hotel.
The hotel offers 251 rooms of various categories to its guests, including artist-built rooms:
Marrakesh, , Midnight Sun, Rimsky-Korsakov Suite and Presidential Suite. Belgrade
The picturesque view out the Vernissage Restaurant panoramic windows is what creates special poetic atmosphere of the hotel. Every morning this restaurant hosts breakfasts for hotel guests. The restaurant also features the A La Carte St. Petersburg Cuisine menu, which was designed by the Chaîne des Rôtisseurs member, the Ambassador Hotel chef Dmitry Ivanov.
The hotel’s roof has the only operational helicopter pad in the city center, which often sees wedding registrations and romantic photoshoots.
The Ambassador Hotel is not only a place for leisure and recreation. Here you can find everything necessary for business meetings, working sessions and presentations. For these purposes there are well-equipped conference halls having room for 15 to 250 persons.
So that guests could relax after a stressful day or a long flight, the hotel’s Health & Beauty Centre offers them a long list of treatments and services, among which you can find massage, swimming pool (16 m) and Finnish sauna.
It is worth noting that Ambassador also provides a place for events significant to the city. For many years, the hotel has implemented the Welcome to Ambassador cultural project aimed at expanding business relations and promotion of business and humanitarian collaboration. Since the project was launched, it has seen participation of cultural and business communities’ representatives from Russia, Argentina, China, Switzerland, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland and other countries.