Family Holidays Thailand
Looking for a destination in Asia for a family vacation? Thailand is an option that offers a unique and memorable experience. With its white sandy beaches, majestic Buddhist temples, delicious cuisine and many activities for all ages, Thailand is a popular choice for families looking for adventure and relaxation. Whether you want to explore the bustling city of Bangkok, relax on a heavenly beach, discover the wilderness or learn about the local culture, Thailand has it all.
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Club Med Phuket
Thailand, Phuket
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Baby-club
A surprise gift box delivered to your door
Smart prices
Rayavadee
Thailand, Province of Krabi
Babysitting
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Two complimentary hours of babysitting during your stay
Smart prices
Soneva Kiri
Thailand, Koh Kood Island
Babysitting
Kids-club
Baby-club
Welcome gifts for the children in the rooms
Affordable luxury
The Slate
Thailand, Phuket
Babysitting
Kids-club
Free meals (to be chosen from the children's menu) for children (up to 12 years old) when they eat with their parents
High luxury
Six Senses Koh Samui Resort
Thailand, Province de Surat Thani
Babysitting
Free meals for a maximum of two children sharing the same villa as the parents during the stay (0-11 years on the children's menu)
A few tips for your family holiday in Thailand
A family trip to Thailand is an incredible opportunity to discover a country with unrivalled riches. For a start, Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is a must. Families can visit the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew to discover Thai history and culture.
The floating market at Damnoen Saduak is also a unique experience not to be missed. Thailand‘s beaches are also a must for family holidays. Phuket, Pattaya, Koh Samui and Krabi offer magnificent beaches and crystal-clear water for swimming, kayaking and snorkelling.
Children will also love water parks such as the Cartoon Network water park in Pattaya or the Splash Jungle park in Phuket. Finally, families can explore nature by visiting national parks such as Khao Yai National Park or Doi Inthanon National Park. In short, Thailand offers a variety of activities for families looking for adventure in Asia.
For full details of the destination, visit the Thailand National Tourist Office website.
While the question of the budget for a family holiday in Thailand may arise, it’s important to remember that with the right organisation, it’s entirely possible to enjoy some exceptional moments at completely reasonable prices.
Discover the richness of Thai gastronomy: dishes not to be missed
Thai cuisine is one of the most famous in Asia, with a variety of tasty and spicy dishes. Families visiting Thailand must try the famous Pad Thai, a fried noodle dish with egg, shrimp and peanuts.
Thai curries are also a must, with a variety of colors and flavors, from green curry to red curry and massaman curry. Grilled meat skewers, called satay, are also popular with kids, as are fresh seafood such as shrimp, crab and fish. For drinks, fresh fruit juices such as mango juice, watermelon juice and pineapple juice are very popular.
Children can also enjoy Thai desserts such as sticky rice and mango, or Thai pancakes filled with bananas and chocolate. Thai cuisine offers a variety of flavors for families on vacation in Asia, and it’s easy to find local restaurants offering something for every taste.
Family vacations in Thailand: a multitude of activities for young and old alike
Discovering Thailand with your family is an excellent way to experience some exceptional moments!
Amusement parks
Children will love amusement parks such as the Cartoon Network water park in Pattaya or Splash Jungle in Phuket.
National parks
Not sure where to go on a family trip to Thailand? National parks such as Khao Yai National Park and Doi Inthanon National Park are popular destinations for families who want to discover Thailand’s nature.
Cultural visits and local discoveries
Families can also learn about Thailand ‘s culture and history by visiting sites such as Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, while floating markets such as Damnoen Saduak offer a unique experience, where families can buy local produce and sample street food.
Family activities
Last but not least, especially on longer holidays such as 3 weeks in Thailand with your family, you can take part in fun activities such as Thai cooking classes, jungle walks and visits to snake farms.
Discover a country offering a wide range of sensory experiences, and enjoy a family adventure like no other!
Make sure your children cover up well and wear hats to protect themselves from the sun, which can be very strong! Take regular breaks and drink plenty of (bottled) water, as dehydration sets in quickly in Thailand.
Be aware of local customs and the cultural differences between you and the locals, and respect local traditions.
Avoid crowded public transport and keep a close eye on children in crowded public spaces. To take maximum precautions, don’t forget to look at reviews of hotels for families in Thailand, so you can choose wisely and avoid any stress.
