2026 Thai Combo
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The 2026 Thai Combo offers an experience of the very best of Thailand on this unforgettable 10-night holiday, combining three of the country's most popular destinations.
Begin your journey with 2 nights in Bangkok, where you can explore magnificent temples, bustling markets and vibrant city life. Continue to Chiang Mai for 3 nights, immersing yourself in the rich culture, ancient traditions and scenic beauty of Northern Thailand.
Complete your holiday with 5 nights in Phuket, where pristine beaches, warm tropical waters and world-class resorts provide the perfect setting to relax and unwind.
This carefully planned itinerary offers the ideal blend of culture, sightseeing and leisure, allowing you to experience the diverse beauty and charm that make Thailand one of Asia's most captivating destinations.
At a glance
| Bangkok | 02 Nights at Avani Ratchada Bangkok Hotel in a Deluxe Room |
| Chiang Mai | 03 Nights at the Rim Chiang Mai Hotel in a Deluxe Room |
| Phuket | 05 nights at the Burasari Phuket in a Premier Room |
| Meals | Breakfast daily |
| Other | All relevant transfers |
| Domestic flights Bangkok – Chiang Mai - Phuket |
Highlights
Bangkok: Discover the iconic cultural landmarks, vibrant street food, and bustling markets, centred around the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Chinatown
Chiang Mai: Visit the golden mountain temple of Doi Suthep, explore ethical elephant sanctuaries, and taste the signature noodle dish, Khao Soi
Phuket: Explore Phang Nga on a canoe, take a day trip to Phi Phi Island or just wander through the Sino-Portuguese streets of Old Phuket Town
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Itinerary
Arrive Bangkok
- Land at Bangkok Airport.
- Meet and transfer to your hotel
Bangkok (B)
- Spend the day exploring this vibrant city
Start early at the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, feast on pad thai in Chinatown, escape the afternoon heat inside Siam Paragon, and finish your night at a rooftop bar overlooking the Chao Phraya River.
Bangkok - Chiang Mai (B)
- After breakfast, transfer is booked to the Airport for your onward flight to Chiang Mai
Our representative will take you to your hotel in Chiang Mai
Inclusions
- Return flights from Johannesburg on Emirates Airlines (Specific and Limited Seats)
- Domestic flights between Bangkok - Chiang Mai and Phuket
- 10 nights' accommodation at selected hotels in a double room
- Meals: as mentioned
- All relevant transfers
Exclusions
- Increases in Airfares and Airline levies
- Optional tours
- Tips
- Services not mentioned in the itinerary
- Travel Insurance
- Visa fees
Validity
- Rates valid for travel between 01 and 30 November 26
- Seasonal weekend and events supplements may be applicable
Contact us for any other date of travel required
Country information
Climate
Thailand is located between vast areas of land and water, so it is impacted by both the summer and the winter monsoons. As a result, Thailand weather consists of six months of rainfalls during the wet season, three months of dry and cooling breezes during the winter, and three months of heat during the summer. The average temperature of Thailand ranges from 18 to 38°C.
Language
Many Thais speak and understand English, though more so in Bangkok and the major tourist areas. The Thai language itself is challenging to master, but Thai people are happy to help foreigners learn a few words to help them get around. However, English is typically the common currency for cross-cultural conversation as Thailand hosts visitors from around the world.
Thai Cell Phones
The Thailand cell phone coverage is widespread, with reception available in all areas except at the most remote islands and isolated mountainous regions. Many overseas cell phones will work in Thailand, provided they are GSM compatible, as Thailand features both GSM 900 and 1800 networks
Tipping
Tip porters and hotel staff when given good personal service - the amount varies with the kind of hotel. In restaurants around a 10 % - 15% tip is usually the norm, no need to tip in small roadside eating places. Taxi fares should be rounded up to the nearest 5 or 10 Baht, especially meter-taxis who don not earn a lot and are very knowledgeable and incredibly patient in the Bangkok traffic.
Health
Mosquito bites are annoying enough in themselves, so apply mosquito repellent after sunset. Gastro enteric problems are among the most common ailments visitors to Thailand complain about. Be Careful where and what you eat.
Thai Cultural Etiquette
Anger is regarded as crude and lacking in self-discipline. Remain calm and smile and you will find all sorts of doors opened. Extreme public displays of affection are often frowned upon.