Best Thailand Tours & Travel Packages

7 - 15 days are ideal for a journey to Thailand, since you will have enough time to take a quick glance at the ‘Land of Smiles’. However, depending on your available time, you can have a deeper knowledge of Thailand’s nature, history, and culture with a longer expedition: 

• 4 - 6 days: Suitable for exploring one specific region of Thailand.
• 7 - 10 days: Enable travelers to discover the North & Central of Thailand, or one region and extend to the beach.
• Over 12 days: Have more time to learn about different aspects of the country, as well as combine with beach relaxation.

• North Thailand: Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai

If you are a history lover who loves ancient beauty, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai is the best choice for you, since it’s very convenient to visit famous historical temples and admire the old vestiges of walls and moats that still remained.

• Central Thailand: Bangkok

As the most developed city in Thailand, it’s no doubt that Bangkok is a perfect spot for every first-time traveler. Not only features a lively and modern side, but the capital also attracts countless tourists due to its splendid temples and royal palace.

• Andaman Sea: Phuket, Krabi

If you are looking for a beach holiday, opt for Phuket and Krabi, where you can chill among its pristine beaches thoroughly with various beachside resorts and overnight parties. The best time to stay here is from November - April

• Gulf of Thailand: Koh Samui, Hua Hin

Suitable for all traveler types, Koh Samui and Hua Hin are the places you should stay, as these destinations will allow you to participate in numerous experiences, from nature explorations to adventurous activities such as snorkeling and kayaking.

Yes, Thailand is quite safe to travel. As one of the safest countries in Southeast Asia, the country is an ideal destination for families with kids, even female solo travelers:

• Politics: Generally, some famous parts of Thailand, such as Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, etc., are safe to travel. However, you need to reconsider visiting less famous areas, especially Yala, Pattani, Narathiwat, and Songkhla, due to civil unrest.
• Crime rate: The rate of violent crimes against foreigners is relatively low, but you should notice the crimes of opportunity, including pick-pocketing and bag-snatching.
• People: Being called the ‘Lands Of Smiles’, most Thai people are very kind, friendly, and welcoming. They are always willing to help without needing anything in return.

Covid-19: From October 1 2022 onwards, foreigners won’t be required COVID-19 related documents to enter Thailand (vaccination certificates & COVID-19 test results).

Tipping is not customary in Thailand, however, it’s certainly appreciated if you want to tip them as a thank you for excellent services.

Take a look at our suggestions for tipping in the country:

Absolutely. You can find WiFi at most coffee shops, restaurants, and hotels in Thailand - usually free.

If you want to use the Internet everywhere with high-speed access, consider buying a data plan:

• Purchasing a SIM card in local stores /airports
• Purchasing an eSIM for Thailand

The voltage in Thailand is 220 Volts at 50Hz. Commonly, most electrical outlets in Thailand have two slots with a grounding hole, suitable for 5 types of plugs below:

• Type A: 2 vertical pins
• Type C & F: 2 round pins
• Type B: 2 vertical pins with an earth pin (3 pins)
• Type O: 3 round pins

If the specifications of your devices don’t match the initial voltage, you will need a converter, and mismatch plugs can be solved with an adapter. In Thailand, they can be found in convenience stores and electronics stores (at about US $26 - 36).

Tips: You can ask the concierge at your hotels/ resorts to borrow a power plug adapter.

Canadians usually prefer November–February, which brings pleasant, cooler weather—perfect for escaping the Canadian winter. Beach lovers should visit the west coast (Phuket, Krabi) Nov–Apr, or the east coast (Koh Samui) May–Aug. If you don’t mind tropical showers, the low season (May–Oct) offers excellent value and fewer tourists.

Expect to spend US $100–300 per person per day, equal to about CAD 135–405.

• Superior (3★ Hotels): US $110–140 ≈ CAD 150–190
• First Class (4★ Hotels): US $150–180 ≈ CAD 200–245
• Luxury (5★ Hotels): US $220–350 ≈ CAD 295–475

Canadians usually opt for 2-week or longer Thailand tours, making the long flight worthwhile. The best packages combine Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and an island escape like Phuket, Krabi, or Koh Samui. Adventure add-ons like trekking or diving are also popular among Canadian travelers.

No, Canadian citizens can visit Thailand without a visa for up to 30 days. For longer stays, you must apply for a tourist visa or extension before your trip or at immigration once in Thailand.

For further information or in case of any changes to visa regulations, please contact sales@bestpricetravel.com.