Why choose a family tour to Thailand?
The best way to achieve this? Taking an organised small group or tailor made family tour. You’ll get to all the places that other tourists don’t reach, whether that means spending time in a low-key homestay in Thailand's’ northern mountains or hiking the trails on one of the oldest rainforests in the world. And what’s more, an experienced operator will help you negotiate the logistics so that your family adventure is not only hassle free but responsible too.
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Thailand family holidays
A fabulous family holiday including the best of Thailand
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Activity packed family holiday in the land of smiles.
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Family volunteering in Thailand
Family wildlife sanctuary volunteering in Thailand
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Family elephant refuge volunteering in Thailand
Family tour to Cambodia and Thailand
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Family activities & insider experiences.
Thailand family adventure holiday
Experience Thai culture and relax on the beach
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Sail around beautiful Thailand
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Explore Thailand's famous tropical islands & jungle
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A journey across Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand
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Experience Northeast Thailand from your catered pool villa
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An all inclusive pool villa nestling in paddy fields
What do Thailand family
holidays entail?
Tailor made holidays
Small group holidays
If you fancy travelling in Thailand with other families, small group holidays (around 15 to 20 people per group, or three to five families) are ideal, and are typically available for kids aged seven or older. They include a tour leader throughout so you don’t have to worry about tickets, languages and travel times, which can make the whole family travel experience that little bit more relaxing. There’s also time built in to explore on your own if all the socialising gets a bit too full on. These are often multi-country trips, with time spent in Cambodia or Vietnam, too.Getting active
Cultural encounters
Many organised family tours to Thailand focus on getting to know the local people, and going with a responsible operator means you won't end up inadvertently visiting a ‘human zoo’ – where, for example, tourists gather to gawp at and take pictures of ‘long-necked’ women.Both small group and tailor made tours build cultural encounters into their itineraries. This could mean spending time with the hill tribes of northern Thailand, sharing a meal or a game of football in a local village, taking a cooking lesson at a school in Chiang Mai or Bangkok, or simply visiting temples, palaces and war memorials in order to get to grips with the country’s history.
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Thailand family holidays
A fabulous family holiday including the best of Thailand
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Wildlife encounters
Ang Thong National Marine Park, meanwhile, is an idyllic archipelago and former pirate hotspot whose reputation is now pegged on its limestone islands, castaway bays and virgin rainforest, as well as its population of sea otters, monitor lizards, dolphins and wild pigs. And Khao Yai National Park is a 2,000km2 wonderland of wild elephants, clouded leopards, monkeys and bats, as well as fantastic plant and bird life.
Perhaps the most memorable experience for kids though, is spending time with elephants – say, at a forest elephant conservation project at the centre of a small hill tribe community, the Elephant Nature Park in northern Thailand or at a refuge dedicated to rescuing abused elephants from the streets of Bangkok.