SRI LANKA
Spectacular golden sands and turquoise seas, where tradition and tranquillity prevail.
SRI LANKA
Spectacular golden sands and turquoise seas, where tradition and tranquillity prevail.
SRI LANKA
Temples, ruins and caves scattered amongst wild jungles, revealing glimpses of ancient civilisations.
SRI LANKA
Spectacular golden sands and turquoise seas.
TRIBE FAMILY ADVENTURES
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THAILAND
Long tail boats bobbing between karst islands and powdery sands.
All of our itineraries are tailor made to your specific needs, using our expert knowledge to craft your dream trip. Here are some examples to help inspire and excite your Tribe…
SOUTHERN THAILAND: BEACHES, ELEPHANTS & ISLAND HOPPING
14 Days
From £1,800 per person, based on a family of 4 sharing.
Plus international flights.
Includes Krabi beaches, Elephant encounters in Khao Sok NP and Ko Yao Islands.
Recommended for travel between October - May.
SOUTHERN THAILAND: BEACHES, ELEPHANTS & ISLAND HOPPING
14 Days
From £1,800 per person, based on a family of 4 sharing.
Plus international flights from £500 per adult.
Includes Krabi beaches, Elephant encounters in Khao Sok NP and Ko Yao Islands.
Recommended for travel between October - May.
THAILAND: HILL TRIBE, CITIES & BEACHES
14 Days
From £2,150 per person, based on a family of 4 sharing.
Plus international flights.
Includes Bangkok, Chiang Rai, Hill Tribe homestay and Koh Kood.
Recommended for travel between December - May.
THAILAND: HILL TRIBE, CITIES & BEACHES
14 Days
From £2,150 per person, based on a family of 4 sharing.
Plus international flights from £500 per adult.
Includes Bangkok, Chiang Rai, Hill Tribe homestay and Koh Kood.
Recommended for travel between December - May.
WHY TAKE YOUR TRIBE TO THAILAND?
Family is at the centre of Thai life, and children are welcome wherever, whenever. English is widely spoken, infrastructure is good and activities are diverse, making Thailand the perfect introduction to south-east Asia if you haven't travelled extensively as a family before.
BEACHES & ISLAND HOPPING
Thailand's beaches are stunning and are often the number one reason for visiting the country. We couldn't agree more...from Krabi's karst scene to Koh Lanta's lazy charm, there's a perfect beach for every family member. Fancy a different view? Hop on a long tail boat and go in search of that island paradise!
HILL TRIBES
Thailand's rugged northern hills are home to the fascinating Chao Khao or, as they are commonly referred to, Hill Tribes. The striking cultural differences and stunning natural habitat in which they live, make exploring this area a must for any family adventure. Visit community-led tribal villages, staying amongst and interacting with local families; a truly unique and rewarding experience.
ELEPHANTS
Embark on a jungle adventure and get up close and personal with these gentle giants. There are a number of excellent, reputable sanctuaries dotted around the country, with an emphasis on education as they explain how they care for rescued elephants. You'll be able to channel your inner mahout, with the opportunity to wash and feed the elephants - an experience your Tribe will never forget.
NIGHT MARKETS
As the sun sets, quiet roads and dusty tracks transform into an explosion of colour as hawkers set up their stalls. Delicious street foods, fresh local produce and thoughtfully designed handicrafts are all on offer. Split into team mum and team dad and see who can return with the best bargain, or just go with the flow and enjoy the ride.
CULTURE
Play hide and seek amongst the glittering temples and golden Buddha's of Bangkok, Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai. Marvel at ancient civilisations and remember those lost at the fascinating historical sites of Ayutthayah and Kanachaburi. Thai culture is deeply entwined with the countries dominant religion, Buddhism, and people are respectful, generous and welcoming. We guarantee that you'll leave wearing an even bigger smile than when you arrived.
ACCOMMODATION
We take time and effort to find truly unique and sustainable accommodation options, that all the family can enjoy. Children will love staying in a jungle camp waking to the sounds of a thousand tiny animals or a village hut in the middle of a mysterious hill-tribe. All accommodation options have fantastic facilities and incredible staff, ready to cater to your family's wants and needs.
FOOD
Eating in Thailand is fun - there's no better word to explain it. The locals love their food and take enormous pleasure from sharing it with others. There's an abundance of wonderful ingredients and a fascinating mix of influences across the country. All of which combine to create some of the worlds most famous and delicious food. You've not arrived in Thailand until you've had a phad thai (served out of a plastic bag from a street-side kiosk) and an ice cold Chang - heaven!
SWIMMING
We know swimming is an essential part of any family holiday. We try to ensure that all of our accommodation options have spacious swimming pools, to allow children to enjoy their all important 'chill out' time. Children will also love splashing around in the calm shallow waters along Thailand's coast and taking a dip in freshwater pools.
WHEN TO GO
Thailand is a year-round destination, although climate does vary between regions. Generally, the best time to travel is during the cool, dry season between November and March. April and May are very hot and humid, making travel with children a bit of a challenge! The rainy season; June to October, can be a good option. You should expect some rain, but downpours often only last a couple of hours and the rest of the day is then usually hot and sunny.
JANUARY - FEBRUARY
Ideal time to visit.
Centre and North: Hot and mainly dry, with cool evenings.
Krabi and West coast beaches and islands: Hot and mainly dry with some cool breezes.
Koh Kood and Eastern beaches and islands: Warm, dry and sunny.
MARCH
Ideal time to visit.
Centre and North: Hot and mainly dry.
Krabi and West coast beaches and islands: Hot and mainly dry.
Koh Kood and Eastern beaches and islands: Hot, dry and sunny.
APRIL - MAY
The shoulder season is hot and humid. Busy around Songkran (new year celebrations, 13th to 15th April).
Centre and North: Hot, very humid and dry, although chance of rain increases in May.
Krabi and West coast beaches and islands: Hot and mainly dry, although likelihood of rain increases in May.
Koh Kood and Eastern beaches and islands: Hot, dry and sunny.
JUNE - AUGUST
Rainy season; hot and humid. East coast is best option.
Centre and North: Hot, humid and high chance of rain (short, heavy downpours in June, becoming more prolonged throughout the summer).
Krabi and West coast beaches and islands: Rainy season makes this region hot, humid and wet (rain peaks in August).
Koh Kood and Eastern beaches and islands: Monsoon season, so hot and wet, but it doesn't rain all day, every day, so still worth a visit.
SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER
Rain continues. Not an ideal time to visit the coasts, but West coast slightly more favourable at this time of year.
Centre and North: Hot, humid and high chance of rain (September is wettest month of year). Rains and humidity decrease in October.
Krabi and West coast beaches and islands: Hot, humid and wet. Not ideal beach weather, but the region is the better of the two coasts in October.
Koh Kood and Eastern beaches and islands: End of monsoon season, so hot and wet in September, but cooling down and becoming dry towards end of October.
NOVEMBER
The sun returns! Great time to visit (avoid Koh Samui in November - high rainfall).
Centre and North: Hot, but mainly dry. Rainfall and humidity both decline towards the end of the month.
Krabi and West coast beaches and islands: Hot and mainly dry. Best coast to visit at this time of year.
Koh Kood and Eastern beaches and islands: Warm, dry and sunny.
DECEMBER
Ideal time to visit.
Centre and North: Hot, but mainly dry.
Krabi and West coast beaches and islands: Hot and mainly dry. Best coast to visit at this time of year.
Koh Kood and Eastern beaches and islands: Warm, dry and sunny.