Thailand Family Tours
Shorter drives, pools at the end of the day, and guides who are good with children rather than merely available.
A family trip to Thailand works from about age four, and the constraints are specific: heat, transfers and long temple days. Every itinerary here is built to remove those three rather than to add activities.
In practice that means a private car and driver (from $80 a day), no more than three bases, a pool at every hotel, and one cultural stop per stop instead of three. It means Erawan Falls' lower tiers, where a six-year-old can stand, rather than the summit trail. It means the elephants at 9am and the pool at 2pm.
Thailand is also easier on parents than most long-haul destinations: pharmacies everywhere, private hospitals with paediatric emergency departments in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket and Samui, and a culture that genuinely likes children. The food is mild if you ask for it, the fruit is everywhere, and nobody minds a noisy table.
Bestseller
4.9 (160)
Thailand with a Family
Bangkok · Kanchanaburi · Hua Hin
Bestseller
4.9 (170)
Chiang Mai Elephant Sanctuary Day
Chiang Mai
Private
4.9 (145)
Pattaya: Coral Island & the Sanctuary of Truth
Pattaya
Private
4.9 (60)
Khao Yai Wild Weekend
Khao Yai
Private
4.9 (60)
Phuket Family Beach Week
Phuket
Private
4.9 (100)
Pattaya Two-Day Break
Pattaya
Nothing here quite right? All of these can be extended, shortened or rebuilt around your dates.
Common questions
Four and up is comfortable. Under four it is doable but the heat and transfers get harder to manage.
Yes, on request and at no extra cost. Tell us ages and weights at enquiry.
Every hotel we use for family trips has a pool, and most have interconnecting rooms or family suites.
Tell us the shape of your trip
Dates, who is travelling, and the two or three things you do not want to miss. We will do the rest.