Thailand or Siam as it was called up until 1939, has never been colonized by a foreign power and with a kaleidoscope of different cultures, religion, cuisine and scenery, there are few parts of the world that conjure up such colorful & magical images as Thailand. Thailand shares borders with Malaysia, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia. The Region offers something for every taste and the warmest welcome imaginable.
Thailand’s coastlines and islands are heavenly, with glorious sun-soaked, white sandy beaches lapped by crystal warm waters.
Situated on Thailand’s beautiful Gulf of Siam and was first discovered in the late 1920’s. Hua Hin is an active fishing port with Plenty of colorful local life and a superb night market with handicraft galore. Other points of interest include the picturesque railway station, the beach promenade and the old palace on the outskirts of town.
A tropical Island just an hour’s flight from Bangkok and is now linked to the mainland by a road bridge. Over the years the island has developed rapidly with resorts such as Patong Beach providing numerous restaurants, bars & lively nightlife.
The beautiful island of the coconut trees, is the third largest Thai island ( only Phuket & Koh Chang are larger by size ). The area is about 247 square kilometers and is located 700 kms south of Bangkok in the Suarat Thani province. Well known beaches are Chaweng, Lamai, Bophut, Big Buddha, Choeng Mon, Hua Thanon and Maenam. Koh Samui is unique among Thailand’s islands in maintaining a broad appeal to everyone. This helps to give the distinctive relaxed atmosphere that sets it apart.
Indulge in the powder with sands, crystal waters and the beautiful limestone backdrops of the province of Krabi. Explore the jungle-cloaked mountains, hidden caves, waterfalls and forest temples – Just throw away your watch and bask in nature’s beauty in Krabi.
Located south of Phuket and about 1 and half hours by regular passenger boat, or less than an hour by speed boat, has clean, powdery beaches like those of the Similan Islands. On the east, at Ao Kon Kae Bay, a coral reef where the diving is excellent.
Koh Lanta lies on the west cost of Andaman Sea in between Krabi and Phi Phi Island and is 6 kilometers wide and over 30 kilometers long. It has spectacular beaches, stunning sunsets, incredible snorkeling, tasty authentic Thai food, fantastic diving and friendly people not yet jaded by mass tourism.
Located just north of Phuket island on a gorgeous Andaman seaboards, is one of Thailand’s most peaceful resort destinations. No less than three national parks are embraced by the surrounding hills that sweep down to this lovely stretch of coastline.
Located in the Gulf of Thailand, only 2 hours by road from Bangkok, lies the lively resort of Pattaya. With swaying coconut trees lining the miles of beach and clear tropical waters, Pattaya has an abundance of activities and a vibrant nightlife.
Thailand can best be described as tropical and humid for the majority of the country during most of the year. The area of Thailand north of Bangkok has a climate determined by three seasons whilst the southern peninsular region of Thailand has only two.
Generally speaking,the best time to visit Thailand is from November to February when the northeast monsoon is blowing cool, dry air which serves as a respite from the heat. During this cool season, the temperature ranges from 18ºC to 32ºC in Bangkok, while in northern and northeast Thailand, temperatures can get quite cool with morning temperatures as low as 8º C to 12º C with the occasional 20º C day. Nights can be particularly chilly and at high altitudes the temperatures can and do drop below freezing.
The summer period, or hot and dry season, is from March to June. At this time temperatures in Bangkok average around 34º C, but can often reach 40º C with the humidity levels of 75%.
Try and avoid April, unless you plan to be permanently submerged in the ocean, because this is the hottest month across the country.
From July to October is the monsoonal season when most of Thailand's annual rainfall is accumulated. The humidity averages just under 90%, with temperatures averaging around 29º C in Bangkok.
The monsoons finish when the wind direction changes, bringing dry weather from the northeast. At best this season can be described as unpredictable and not the constant downpour of rain like you would expect. The middle months of this season may hold particularly heavy rains for the north of the country.
Thailand or Siam as it was called up until 1939, has never been colonized by a foreign power and with a kaleidoscope of different cultures, religion, cuisine and scenery, there are few parts of the world that conjure up such colorful & magical images as Thailand. Thailand shares borders with Malaysia, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia. The Region offers something for every taste and the warmest welcome imaginable. 
Hua Hin 
Situated on Thailand’s beautiful Gulf of Siam and was first discovered in the late 1920’s. Hua Hin is an active fishing port with Plenty of colorful local life and a superb night market with handicraft galore. Other points of interest include the picturesque railway station, the beach promenade and the old palace on the outskirts of town.
A tropical Island just an hour’s flight from Bangkok and is now linked to the mainland by a road bridge. Over the years the island has developed rapidly with resorts such as Patong Beach providing numerous restaurants, bars & lively nightlife.
The beautiful island of the coconut trees, is the third largest Thai island ( only Phuket & Koh Chang are larger by size ). The area is about 247 square kilometers and is located 700 kms south of Bangkok in the Suarat Thani province. Well known beaches are Chaweng, Lamai, Bophut, Big Buddha, Choeng Mon, Hua Thanon and Maenam. Koh Samui is unique among Thailand’s islands in maintaining a broad appeal to everyone. This helps to give the distinctive relaxed atmosphere that sets it apart.
Indulge in the powder with sands, crystal waters and the beautiful limestone backdrops of the province of Krabi. Explore the jungle-cloaked mountains, hidden caves, waterfalls and forest temples – Just throw away your watch and bask in nature’s beauty in Krabi.
Located south of Phuket and about 1 and half hours by regular passenger boat, or less than an hour by speed boat, has clean, powdery beaches like those of the Similan Islands. On the east, at Ao Kon Kae Bay, a coral reef where the diving is excellent.
Koh Lanta lies on the west cost of Andaman Sea in between Krabi and Phi Phi Island and is 6 kilometers wide and over 30 kilometers long. It has spectacular beaches, stunning sunsets, incredible snorkeling, tasty authentic Thai food, fantastic diving and friendly people not yet jaded by mass tourism.
Located just north of Phuket island on a gorgeous Andaman seaboards, is one of Thailand’s most peaceful resort destinations. No less than three national parks are embraced by the surrounding hills that sweep down to this lovely stretch of coastline.
Located in the Gulf of Thailand, only 2 hours by road from Bangkok, lies the lively resort of Pattaya. With swaying coconut trees lining the miles of beach and clear tropical waters, Pattaya has an abundance of activities and a vibrant nightlife.
