Thailand trip for family

Arrival at Bangkok Airport. Transfer to the hotel with a private driver. Please note that rooms are guaranteed from 2:00 PM.

Our Italian-speaking assistant will be waiting in the lobby or will contact you for an appointment. The rest of the day is free for individual activities.

After breakfast, departure for the discovery of Bangkok.

The first stop of the day will be Wat Pho - the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. Next, we will take a public boat to Wat Arun. From here, it will be a short distance to reach the characteristic Kudicheen (Kudi Chin) district.

We will visit the ancient Thanusingha Bakery House, the small Baan Kudi Chin Museum, and the exotic Kuan An Keng Taoist Shrine.

At the end of the visits, we will continue by car to the restaurant, in a splendid panoramic location overlooking the Chao Phraya River and the Old City.

In the afternoon, the last stop: the majestic and stunning Royal Grand Palace, which includes Wat Phra Kaew - the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. The Grand Palace also houses the Chakri Palace (viewable only from the outside), the Dusit Palace, and the Montien Palace, the latter two being accessible only during certain periods.

Around 4:30 PM, end of visits and return to the hotel.

After breakfast, transfer for about 2 hours (110 km) to Ratchaburi province.

We will board a boat and make our way through hundreds of other boats to explore the floating market of Damnoen Saduak. As the most popular floating market in Thailand, Damnoen Saduak is perfect for photography, tasting local foods, and experiencing an ancient way of life.

Next, we will visit a handicraft center, where you can admire a variety of local artworks such as teak wood carvings, silk weaving, and more.

At midday, transfer back to Bangkok. We will take a boat trip along the river and canals in the Thonburi Chao Phraya area.

During the boat trip, we will visit Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn.

Overnight at the hotel in Bangkok.

Around 06:30, meet the guide and depart for Kanchanaburi, with an estimated arrival at 09:30. Begin the sightseeing tour.

Kanchanaburi is a city in western Thailand, famous for the Death Railway, built during World War II. The railway line crosses the Khwae Yai River via the Death Railway Bridge. Exhibits at the JEATH War Museum honor the prisoners of war who died constructing the bridge.

Board the train for a scenic journey to Tham Krasae. Stop for lunch and take time to visit the Tham Krasae Bridge next to the cave of the same name. In this area, the train slows to a walking pace while crossing the precarious-looking bridge known as the Wang Pho Viaduct. A wall of rock towers is located a short distance to the right, with a sheer drop to the river and breathtaking views to the left, making this another highlight of the trip.

After lunch, visit Bon Ploy Safari Park, an open zoo safari park. Transfer to the hotel.

At 08:30, private tour begins.

At 09:30, arrival at the pier and boarding of a long-tail boat to reach the park, passing through stunning scenery.

At 10:30, arrival at Sai Yok National Park and beginning of the visit. The park is home to various wild animals such as squirrels, bats, deer, and birds. It is also the habitat of the world’s smallest mammal, the Kitti’s hog-nosed bat, first discovered in 1973. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant or as a picnic meal.

At 14:00, departure for Ayutthaya. Visit Bang Pa-In, the summer palace of the Kings of Thailand. The palace dates back to the 17th century, before Bangkok was established as the capital. However, it fell into disuse for a long time. The buildings seen today date back to its revival by King Mongkut (Rama IV) in the 19th century. Nowadays, the palace is rarely used and serves mostly for state occasions rather than as a royal summer residence.

Estimated arrival at the hotel between 18:00 and 18:30.

07:30 - Private tour departure. Meet with the guide and set off to explore Ayutthaya, the Ancient Capital of Thailand, home to a Historical Park listed as a World Heritage Site.

Founded around 1350, Ayutthaya became the second Siamese capital after Sukhothai. It flourished from the 14th to the 18th century, becoming one of the largest and most cosmopolitan urban areas in the world, as well as a global hub for diplomacy and trade. The city was strategically built on an island surrounded by three rivers, which connected it to the sea. This location was chosen because it was above the tidal level of the Gulf of Siam, preventing attacks from foreign warships. Additionally, its position provided protection against seasonal floods.

In 1767, the city was attacked and completely destroyed by the Burmese army, which set it on fire and forced its inhabitants to flee. The city was never rebuilt in the same location, and today, it stands as a vast archaeological site.

Arrival in Bangkok (hotel or airport) is expected around 16:30 - 17:00.

Breakfast at the hotel. Free time for personal activities until the transfer to the airport for the flight. End of our services. Check-out before 12:00.

Departure times, travel durations, and itineraries are indicative. They may be subject to changes due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control.