Full-day Rok and Haa Islands tour by speedboat

Phi Phi Don, Bamboo & Maiton Island by Speed Catamaran

Dust off your dancing shoes for a full-day catamaran cruise packed with adventure. Start with a sun-soaked stop at Bamboo Island's white sands, then enjoy lunch in Phi Phi Don. Snap stunning photos at Pileh Lagoon – think emerald waters, limestone cliffs – and Viking Cave. Plus, there'll be a snorkel stop, beach stop at Maya Bay, before docking up near Maiton Island for a front-row seat to watch the sunset. Cap off your day with a lively BBQ dinner, music, and dancing as you sail back to shore.

Full-day twilight sea canoe from Phuket

There are almost as many ways to explore Phang Nga Bay as there are islands. But none are as hands on as this canoe sea safari. You'll get to navigate caves, lagoons and islands where no boats can go. Then, after a quick stop on James Bond Island, you'll tuck into a Thai-style buffet dinner and settle in to watch the sunset. And if things couldn't get any better, there's a surprise waiting. As night draws in, watch as the sea lights up with bioluminescent plankton – a truly unique spectacle.

Full-day early Phi Phi and Bamboo Islands by power catamaran from Phuket with optional transfers

You'll bound out of bed as dawn is breaking for this Thai island-hopping adventure. The draw of swimming in the shallows of the Bamboo and Phi Phi Islands is made even sweeter by the luxury power catamaran you'll be sailing there on. Local guide, Somsak, always looks forward to this tour, ‘you're really seeing the best of island life, from the soft white beaches and cheeky jungle monkeys, to some of the clearest waters with top visibility for snorkelling.' Start with a light breakfast at the Royal Phuket Marina, then board the sleek and speedy catamaran that'll whisk you across the Andaman Sea to southern Thailand's best-loved islands. You'll start with the Phi Phi Island's big hitter – Maya Bay – made famous by its starring role in the Leo DiCaprio flick The Beach. Tourist numbers are limited here, but you'll walk the jungle trail down to the beach.Next, take a dip in Pileh Lagoon before sailing past Viking Cave for a look – it's a jagged opening in the cliffside that looks like a mouth about to swallow you whole. You'll stop at Monkey Bay, where you're likely to spot wild macaques in the jungle. Then, don a mask and snorkel to explore the colourful coral reefs nearby. Tuck into an international buffet lunch and take a wander around the island before finishing the tour with a stop at Bamboo Island. The white sandy beaches and clear blue waters here make it the perfect place to swim, snorkel or simply soak up the rays.

Yona Beach Club Phuket day pass

YONA floating beach club offers a range of impressive amenities. Choose a package to suit your mood and enjoy a 22-meter infinity pool with ocean views and the exclusive, barefoot luxury vibe of this slice of paradise. The morning package gives relaxed vibes with soft music and is suitable for children aged four years and older. The afternoon package steps up to a party atmosphere with live DJs and performers, so this one is adults-only. The beach club also offers a ladies' package, which is exclusively for women. Each package comes with a welcome drink and a credit to spend on food and drinks. You can also add optional extras such as cozy cabanas for sharing moments with friends and poolside beds for sun-soaked relaxation.

Full-day Phi Phi and Bamboo Island by speed catamaran from Phuket

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 speed catamaran trip. You'll cruise by the best beaches in the archipelago, and have free time to swim and relax. Highlights include Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon, Viking Cave and Bamboo Island. There's also lunch on Phi Phi Don, and snorkelling stops along the way.

Half day elephant encounter from Phuket

This tour is your backstage pass to the world of elephants in Thailand. The adventure kicks off at the elephant sanctuary with a refreshing welcome drink, setting the tone for the day ahead. After a short video on the history of domestic elephants, you'll learn about the camp's values and how it was founded. Plus, you'll catch a live feed from the Elephant Hospital – an emotional reminder of the care and commitment that goes into their well-being. Prasit, one of our expert local guides, says: "The elephant is Thailand's national animal and holds deep cultural significance - it symbolizes power, wisdom, and good fortune."Next, it's time to get hands-on. You'll roll up your sleeves, prepare nutritious food, and feed the elephants. Watch them as they enjoy their meals and observe their natural behaviours, including their playful mud baths – a vital part of their routine. The day continues with some creative fun. You'll try your hand at making eco-friendly mulberry paper from elephant dung – yes, it's as cool as it sounds – and take home a one-of-a-kind souvenir. Asian elephants can consume over 200 kilos of vegetation each day, so their dung is an abundant resource.Then, to wrap up, enjoy a live Thai cooking demo where chefs walk you through traditional dishes, before tucking into a buffet surrounded by lush nature and the peaceful presence of the elephants.

Half-day elephant sanctuary visit in Phuket

Step into the world of elephants in Thailand on this two-hour tour to an elephant sanctuary. You'll begin your day with a welcome drink and an introduction to the history of domestic elephants in Thai culture, Plus, you'll learn about the sanctuary's main principles – it's built on a foundation of respect for these gentle giants.At the sanctuary, the aim is to provide the elephants with a life as close to their natural habitats as possible. You'll catch a glimpse of their day-to-day lives, getting involved with their care by preparing some healthy snacks for them – this part of the tour is about connecting with the elephants in a respectful way.Then, you'll get to see the elephants in their element. Join them for a peaceful walk as they roam freely. Plus, watch them take a mud bath just like they would in the wild – it's a highlight of their day. They love rolling playfully in the mud, which helps regulate their body temperature and protects their skin from the sun and insects.

Phang Nga Bay by Catamaran

Dust off your dancing shoes on this full-day catamaran cruise around Phang Nga Bay. You'll kickstart your day of sightseeing with a welcome drink, before heading to Naka Island – enjoy some ‘splashtastic' fun with the waterslide, paddleboards, and other activities. Next up, you'll explore the caves around Hong Island, visit James Bond Island before the real fun starts. As night draws in, the party begins with dinner, live DJ and dancing as you sail back to shore.

Full-day Phi Phi Islands tour with sunset by power catamaran from Phuket

Your day starts at the Royal Phuket Marina, where the TUI lounge welcomes you with light snacks and a quick rundown of what's ahead. Once you're all set, you'll hop aboard the Valerie24 power catamaran and cruise towards the Phi Phi Islands.Your first stop is Bamboo Island, a stretch of white sand and clear water that's perfect for swimming, snorkelling and sunbathing. Then, you'll swing by Monkey Beach to spot the island's cheeky wild residents from a distance before heading to one of Phi Phi Don's coral reefs for a snorkel session. After working up an appetite, you'll tuck into an international buffet lunch, followed by some free time to check out the island's village centre.The afternoon kicks off with a cruise past Viking Cave with its ancient wall markings, before gliding into Pileh Lagoon for a swim. After this, you'll head to Maya Bay, best known as the setting for the Leonardo DiCaprio movie The Beach. You'll follow jungle trails to the shoreline, where there's even a chance of spotting baby sharks hanging around in the shallows. To wrap up, you'll head back toward Phuket with front‑row sunset views.

Evening Phuket Carnival Magic Park ticket

Magic, fun and excitement are on the agenda at one of Phuket's most popular attractions. Carnival Magic Park celebrates the vibrant cultural heritage of Thailand through colourful parades, fun and performances designed with a generous sprinkle of the wow-factor. This immersive experience is available with the option of a buffet dinner at the Bird of Paradise restaurant.