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Thailand Honeymoons: 8 Best Romantic Places, Itineraries

Thailand is renowned for being a prime location for romantic honeymoon/anniversary getaways. The country's diverse locations, stretching from the mountains and rural areas in the north down to the sun-drenched islands in the south, means that it is perfectly poised to cater to a variety of different tastes. Find inspiration for your honeymoon/anniversary holiday in our guide.

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Thailand can be divided into three main regions for travelers. Recommended stays are slightly different for each region.

Northern Thailand: Historic Relics, Nature, Elephants, And Local Villages.

• Chiang Mai (3–5 days): It is rich in historic temples and famous for its elephant sanctuary and night safari. Flying lanterns at the Yi Peng Festival is the top highlight for November travel.
• Chiang Rai (2–3 days): A 3-hour drive from Chiang Mai, it shares some similarities with Chiang Mai. But Chiang Rai offers more rustic views. You also can see the border of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar there.

Central Plains: Bangkok And City Gateways

• Bangkok (3–5 days): The capital city boasts The Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, and floating markets. It is also known for shopping paradises, nightlife, and street food. As an international flights hub, you'll have many international flight choices.

Southern Thailand: Great Beaches

• Phuket (3–5 days): As Thailand's biggest island, it is easily accessible. If you're looking for a party atmosphere and water activities, Phuket is the ideal island.
• Koh Samui (3–5 days): The serenity and picturesque scenery offer a perfect getaway for newlyweds. Its fine dining and luxury resorts deserve a try.
• Krabi (2–4 days): Known for its adventurous activities, it offers unspoiled scenery. But its facilities are not as well developed.

Most couples spend a honeymoon in Thailand between 7 days and 2 weeks. If you just have a week in Thailand, visiting 1 to 2 regions is better for a relaxing tour pace.

Travelers usually choose a 2-week full exploration of Thailand, or a southeast Asia tour including 5–8 days in Thailand. Thailand-Vietnam , Thailand- Cambodia , and Thailand-Myanmar are good choices.

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The 8 Best Honeymoon Destinations in Thailand

Here are 8 best places to visit in Thailand for a honeymoon/anniversary trip. Find the right one for you.

1. Phuket — Most Popular

Islands are the first choice for most honeymoon/anniversary trips in Thailand.

Phuket stands out among so many islands of Thailand for its convenient access, excellent facilities, various options for all kinds of budgets, and of course, its charming tropical sea views.

For honeymoons, you could snorkel together around the Similan Islands, escape to the Phi Phi Islands to enjoy a private time, and watch one of Phuket's most stunning sunsets from Promthep Cape.

If you are looking for some evening excitement, unforgettable party times at Patong Bangla Road cannot be missed.

• Recommended stay : 3–5 days
• Best times : November to April
• Romantic resorts : Chanalai Romantica (adults only, 4 star), COMO POINT YAMU (5-star), Sala Phuket Mai Khao Beach Resort (5-star), Andara Resort and Villas (luxury 5-star)
• Romantic dining: Private Beachfront Cabana Dining
• Thavorn Beach Village Resort from US$180 per person

Twinkling stars, gentle waves, and soft breezes create a romantic setting. Follow the candle-lit path to your private beach cabana, enjoy your refined dinner with flower decorations and indulge yourself in the world of just you two!

2. Koh Samui — Luxury Honeymoon/Anniversary

If you prefer a quieter vibe for your honeymoon/anniversary and have a higher budget, Koh Samui could be your ideal choice. It provides a natural romantic backdrop along with white sand beaches, palm trees, crystal seas, and golden sunsets.

Sweet experiences for your honeymoon could be to enjoy a couples' spa, have a sunset dinner by the sea, tour Ang Thong Marine Park on a traditional boat, and dive together by nearby Koh Tao.

• Best times : January to March, July to September
• Romantic resorts : Amari Koh Samui (4-star), Banyan Tree Samui (5-star), Sala Samui Chaweng Beach (5-star), Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui Thailand (luxury 5-star)
• Romantic dining: Dining on the Rocks
• Six Senses Sumei from US$200 per person

At sunset, embrace your beloved, sip a glass of wine, and admire the gorgeous sea views with a colorful sky.

When night falls, enjoy exquisite dishes and share your joy with each other. You're suggested to reserve table 99 or 100 for a private dinner.

3. Krabi — Adventure Romance

If you enjoy outdoor sports or adventure, Krabi would be a great choice. Compared with Phuket and Koh Samui, Krabi is more affordable.

The quiet surroundings and pristine scenery allow you to focus on each other while enjoy exploring the island together with rock climbing, snorkeling, kayaking, and island hopping. This could be a honeymoon like no other!

Koh Lanta, a nearby island of Krabi, offers a romantic vibe and stunning views to enjoy in your own small, private world.

• Recommended stay : 2–4 days
• Romantic resorts : Twin Lotus Koh Lanta (4-star), Bhu Nga Thani Resort and Spa (4-star), Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villa (5-star), Layana Resort and Spa (5-star)
• Romantic dining: The Grotto at Rayavadee from US$120 per person

Featuring a laid-back atmosphere, this beachfront restaurant is hidden under an ancient limestone cliff. Have a leisurely lunch there or a dreamy sunset barbecue set dinner.

4. Koh Yao Noi — Undisturbed Beach Time

Koh Yao Noi is a secluded and peaceful island in Phang Nga Bay. It is not a famous as Phuket and Koh Samui, but give couples plenty of quiet time to themselves.

Popular honeymoon adventures there include booking a romantic yacht cruise or a relaxing bike ride to explore the surrounding area.

It is within close proximity of Phuket, where there are plenty of tourist attractions, if you care to venture outside of Koh Yao Noi.

• Recommended stay : 3–4 days
• Romantic resorts : Koyao Island Resort (4-star), Koyao Bay Pavilions (4-star), Cape Kudu Hotel (5-star), Paradise Koh Yao (5-star)

5. Chiang Mai — Stunning Natural Views

Chiang Mai is the most popular northern destination for honeymooners looking for romance and to experience Thailand's rural way of life.

Chiang Mai is ideal for romantic walks, while surrounded by a grand mountainous and hilly landscape. If you venture into the city, you will be able to shop until you drop in one of the many markets, as well as take a tour of one of the numerous city temples.

If you come in November, don't miss the annual Yi Peng Sky Lanterns Festival . This world-class visual feast will definitely bring color to your honeymoon trip.

• Best times : November to March
• Romantic resorts : Cmor Hotel Chiang Mai (3-star), Art Mai Gallery Hotel (4-star), Le Meridien Chiang Mai Hotel Chiang Ma (5-star), Cross Chiang Mai Riverside Resort (5-star)
• Romantic dining: Candle-Lit Rice Barn
• Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai from US$130 per person

Try its private dinner or relaxing high tea amid emerald green paddies. Indulge yourselves in peaceful rustic views and undisturbed hours for just the two of you.

6. Bangkok — Romantic Dinner Cruise

Bangkok , "the city of angels", is not only the capital of the Kingdom of Thailand, but also a center for the arts, fashion, and entertainment, with many cultural landmarks such as countless temples, and with a vivid street life at any time of day or night.

Bangkok is also a good destination for your honeymoon. Get a different glimpse of Bangkok by taking a cultural walk in Chinatown. Enjoy a romantic champagne dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River and the wonderful night-time views of the city from the boat.

• Best times : November to February
• Romantic resorts : ibis Styles Bangkok Ratchada (3-star), Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok (4-star), Avani+ Riverside Bangkok (5-star), Chatrium Hotel Riverside Bangkok (5-star)
• Romantic dining: Rooftop Dinner
• SEEN Restaurant & Bar Bangkok from US$150 per person

Immerse in the chill-out beats, soak up with the incredible views over Chao Phraya River, and taste the signature cocktails.

7. Khao Sok — Romance in the Rainforest

If you want to take your honeymoon somewhere a little different, then you can check out Khao Sok National Park — have an adventure together in one of the oldest rainforests of the world.

You can spend your romantic honeymoon trekking through the jungle, meeting wild animals, taking a dip in natural waterfalls, going kayaking, and enjoy a lunch in the rainforest.

• Recommended stay : 2–3 days
• Best times : January to April
• Romantic resorts : Our Jungle House (3-star), Elephant Hill Camp (4-star), Khao Sok Tree House Resort (4-star)

8. Khao Lak — Seclusion Near Phuket

A hundred kilometers from Phuket, Khao Lak is another great option for honeymoons and a popular wedding destination for affluent Thais. It is on the border of five national parks!

Nearby, you will have access to the Surin and Similan Islands where the waters are better than anywhere else in Thailand and the beaches are arguably Thailand's most pristine.

Most honeymooners visit this area for its mixture of diving, snorkeling, sunbathing, waterfall swimming adventures, limestone islands, sea cave exploration, and rainforest adventures.

• Romantic resorts : The Waters Khao Lak by Katathani Resort (4-star), The Sands Khao Lak by Katathani (5-star), JW Marriott Khao Lak Resort & Spa (5-star)
• Romantic dining: Private Candlelit Jungle Waterfall Dinner
• The Sarojin from US$300 per person

A candlelit dinner is always romantic. But having a candlelit repast beside a jungle waterfall illuminated by hundreds of candles will certainly be more memorable!

Sit aside the cascading jungle waterfall, and taste the delectable Thai cuisine in an Instagram-worthy setting.

Most couples spend a honeymoon in Thailand of between 7 days and 2 weeks. During the stay, you could visit the highlights of central, northern, and southern Thailand.

8-Day Honeymoon in Thailand

If you prefer nature and quietness, you may be interested in this 8-day itinerary .

• Day 1: Bangkok arrival
• Day 2: Sightseeing in Bangkok (with a great dinner cruise)
• Day 3: Bangkok to Chiang Mai
• Day 4: Chiang Mai exploration
• Day 5–7: Chiang Mai to Phuket to Koh Yao Noi for beach free time
• Day 8: Back to Bangkok

10-Day Honeymoon in Thailand

If you're more interested in the activities experienced than the number of cities you visit, you can check out this 10-day itinerary .

• Day 2: Bangkok city sightseeing
• Day 3: Local Bangkok market experience
• Day 4: Bangkok to Phuket
• Day 5: Unique experience (cave exploration on a canoe, make a traditional Thai floating lantern)
• Day 6–9: Phuket free time
• Day 10: Back to Bangkok

2-Week Honeymoon in Thailand

This itinerary covers cities, rainforest, and islands with more activities to get closer to each other.

• Day 2–3: Bangkok sightseeing
• Day 4–6: Chiang Mai exploration
• Day 7: Chiang Mai to Phuket
• Day 8–10: Khao Sok adventure
• Day 11–13: Koh Samui touring
• Day 14: Back to Bangkok

All our tours can be adjusted based on your needs. Feel free to contact us .

When travelling to Thailand, international flights typically count as more than 50% of your budget. Direct international flights to Bangkok are available from America, the UK, and Australia, which are convenient, but more costly. Making a stopover at popular Asian air hubs (e.g. Hong Kong, Tokyo, or Singapore) may be helpful to save some of the cost.

After landing in Thailand, your costs will vary according to what you choose to experience. You can enjoy a private day trip at about 150 to 200 USD. Or pay just 5–10 USD to hop on a scooter and explore the cities or countryside.

The fine dining in Thailand or Southeast Asia deserves a try. Paying US$200, you'll get better service and more exquisite food than what you would back home.

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Best Time to Visit Thailand for Honeymoon

November to February is the best time to visit Thailand for a honeymoon, because of the sunny, warm, and dry weather in most areas of Thailand (Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Krabi, Khao Lak...). All kinds of activities are at their best time.

Thailand's rainy season usually starts in June and ends in October. While Koh Samui is an exception. It's rainiest and windiest between October and December. So, July to September and January to March are the best times to visit Koh Samui for a honeymoon.

Many travelers may be concerned that the rainy season will affect their travel experience, but, unfortunately, their vacation time falls right in that period. Don't worry about that. The rain is usually just short afternoon/dusk downpours. So, you can still enjoy most of a day without much inconvenience. Our travel expert will also help create a suitable itinerary to minimize the impact of weather on your travel experience. >>> Best Times to Visit Thailand

Thailand Honeymoon Tours

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THE 10 BEST Thailand Couples Resorts

Thailand Honeymoon Resorts

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1. Phuket Marriott Resort & Spa, Merlin Beach

2. Chanalai Garden Resort

3. Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort

4. Chanalai Romantica Resort, Kata Beach, Phuket

5. Jw Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa

6. Thavorn Beach Village Resort & Spa

7. Baan Laimai Beach Resort & Spa

8. Novotel Phuket Resort

9. Mandarava Resort and Spa

10. Novotel Phuket Kata Avista Resort And Spa

11. kalima resort & spa phuket, 12. amari phuket, 13. centara reserve samui, 14. casa de mar, koh samui, 15. barcelo coconut island, 16. hyatt regency hua hin, 17. katathani phuket beach resort, 18. centara grand mirage beach resort pattaya, 19. crest resort & pool villas, 20. saii phi phi island village, 21. bo phut resort & spa, 22. rayavadee, 23. na nirand romantic boutique resort, 24. the shore at katathani, 25. ariyasomvilla, 26. avani pattaya resort, 27. kc grande resort koh chang, 28. thavorn palm beach resort, 29. the pavilions phuket, 30. hilton pattaya, honeymoon resorts nearby destinations.

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Top 21 Romantic Thailand Honeymoon Destinations for Exotic Trip

By: Author Hannah

Posted on Last updated: 7 March, 2024

Planning a honeymoon is so much fun compared to planning a wedding. Are you looking for a unique honeymoon destination that will leave your friends in awe? Plan a Thailand honeymoon!

You only have one honeymoon, so make it epic! Head to some of the best beaches in Thailand, or relax in the Thai jungle. There are so many amazing places in Thailand to visit .

Here are 21 unique Thai honeymoon ideas that will have you planning a romantic honeymoon in Thailand in no time. Make sure to read our Thailand travel tips before packing your bags.

We can talk with experience as we spent two weeks of our honeymoon in Thailand and since have spent more than a year exploring the country’s top couples’ holiday spots. If you are looking for beautiful beaches, romantic dinners, adventure, great marine life, lush greenery, culture, and more, then Thailand would be a great honeymoon for you.

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Suggested Two Week Thailand Honeymoon Itinerary

This is how we would spend our two-week honeymoon in Thailand if we did it all over again after experiencing these amazing places over the past three years of living in Thailand. Adjust it to fit your style and switch out honeymoon destinations based on your taste and interests.

One thing to keep in mind while planning your Thailand honeymoon itinerary is to be sure not to add too many destinations but rather truly enjoy the places you visit.

We suggest not planning more than four destinations on your honeymoon itinerary because travel time between the cities will take away from actually enjoying your honeymoon. Here’s what our perfect Thailand honeymoon would look like.

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Days 1-3: Bangkok

Bangkok is the biggest international terminal, and you’ll likely land here when starting your honeymoon. We think Bangkok is the best introduction to Thailand and an overall fascinating city.

Spend the first few days of your honeymoon seeing the sights and recovering from your jet lag. Stay at a luxurious 4-star hotel for under $150 a night.  The capital city of Thailand, Bangkok, is huge, and where you stay can make or break your trip. Make sure to read our Where to stay in Bangkok guide.

We have been to Bangkok over a dozen times and fall in love with the city more and more after every visit. Make sure to read our 3 days in Bangkok guide to help plan your days. Some of the best things to do in Bangkok include visiting the Grand Palace, exploring a local market like the Chatuchak Weekend Market, checking out the shopping malls in Bangkok (our favorite mall is Siam Square), and watching the sunset from high above in a sky bar in Bangkok.

Alternatively, you may want to get straight to one of the best beachfront resorts and recover from jet lag on the white sand beaches of Thailand. That’s not a bad plan either, so we would suggest modifying your itinerary to put Bangkok at the end of the trip because it will likely be the airport you leave from.

One thing to note is this will result in an extra transfer and potentially a shuttle transfer to the beach destination. This additional travel after a long-haul flight may sound like a good idea from your couch at home, but it might not be the most pleasant way to start your honeymoon.

Days 4-9: The Beach (choose one from the destinations below)

After the intense big city of Bangkok, catch a flight south to one of the many Thai beach destinations to get a few days of relaxation on your honeymoon.

We personally suggest Koh Lipe for a relaxing and beautiful Thailand honeymoon, but if you are looking for a bigger party scene, you might opt for Koh Phi Phi, Koh Phangan, or Krabi. Go on a  Thailand island hopping adventure and visit several islands.

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Days 10-14: A bit of Thai Culture

To round out your trip, head to one of the country’s many culturally rich destinations. There are a number to choose from, but we highly recommend a trip to the north to cities like Chiang Mai and Chaing Rai. There are over 300 Buddhist temples in Chiang Mai. We’ve trimmed it down to our top 10 temples in Chiang Mai.

If you’re taking a Thailand Honeymoon in April, head to the Songkran Chiang Mai festival every April 13-15th to celebrate the Thai New Year. We lived in Chiang Mai and attended the festival four times. If you are looking for a romantic getaway, I would not visit during the festival dates.

Alternatively, if you and your new husband or wife are not big culture buffs and would rather have a more adventurous honeymoon, you might opt for a trip to Kanchanaburi or Koh Sok Lake. Both are perfect for nature lovers.

Party animals might want to check out the Phi Phi Islands or Koh Pha Ngan, and those wanting to do some scuba diving might want to explore Koh Tao. There is something for every honeymoon in Thailand.

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Ending Your Thailand Honeymoon Properly

If you plan your honeymoon itinerary properly, you can leave Thailand late in the day on the last day of your trip so there is time in your itinerary to fly from Chiang Mai (or whichever city you choose to finish) and not have to spend an additional night in Bangkok if you don’t wish to.

Keep in mind there are two airports in Bangkok, and almost all international flights to Europe and North America will leave from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK). In contrast, most domestic (all Air Asia flights) will land in Bangkok at Don Muang Airport (DMK). Transport between the two airports is relatively easy to arrange but can take several hours with Bangkok traffic.

If leaving from Chiang Mai (and other cities in Thailand), there are multiple daily flights on Thai Smile (Thai Airways) that land in Bangkok at BKK. This way, no airport transfer is needed, making the last day of your Thai honeymoon a little less stressful. Flight prices are generally the same as other carriers flying into DMK airport.

21 Epic Thailand Honeymoon Destinations

1. Koh Lipe

Koh Lipe, also known as “The Maldives of Thailand.” When you compare anything to the Maldives, it’s got big shoes to fill. But Koh Lipe does it. We have spent five weeks island hopping in the Maldives and four weeks in Koh Lipe (on three different trips). It is one of our favorite places in Southeast Asia.

If a Maldives honeymoon is out of your budget, then a honeymoon in Koh Lipe is the spot. Koh Lipe is a magical paradise floating in the middle of the Andaman Sea with insane turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. Several of the best places to stay have pool villas with private pools. Our pick for one of the best romantic places to stay would be Serendipity .

Traveling to Koh Lipe is only accessible by boat year-round from Pak Bara, Thailand, and from Langkawi, Malaysia & other Thai islands from November to April. There is no ferry during the rainy season. Click here for the Koh Lipe ferry schedule and tickets.

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Romantic Koh Lipe Honeymoon Hotels:

• Serendipity   Booking.com
• Ten Moons Lipe   Booking.com 
• The Cliff Lipe Resort Booking.com

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Suggested Nights In Koh Lipe : 3 to 5 nights

Things to do in Koh Lipe:  Rent a longtail boat for the day and take a private tour of the small islands nearby for less than $50 a day. Watch the sunset on Sunset Beach and watch the sunrise on Sunrise Beach . Go scuba diving and dive Koh Lipe’s best dive site Stonehenge .

Ko Tao / Koh Tao is the perfect Thailand honeymoon destination for scuba divers. However, this small island in the Gulf of Thailand is equally stunning above the water as it is below. This little island packs a lot of punch with jaw-dropping sights, top-notch restaurants, and plenty of high-end resorts to come home to every evening. Koh Tao is a special place worth considering for your honeymoon!

Koh Tao is easily connected to Koh Samui and other Thai islands by ferry. Click here for the Koh Tao ferry schedule and tickets.

Romantic Koh Tao Honeymoon Hotels:

• Dusit Buncha Resort  Booking.com
• Jamahkiri Spa & Resort  Booking.com
• Koh Tao Bamboo Huts Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Koh Tao : 3 to 5 nights

Things to do in Koh Tao: Diving on Koh Tao is the number one thing to do, but if you aren’t a diver, there is great snorkeling right off the beach. When you’re ready to stay above the surface, head off on a hike in the coastal jungle.

3. Koh Phi Phi

If you have seen Leonardo DiCaprio’s movie “ The Beach ,” then you’ve heard of Koh Phi Phi. Couples looking for a gorgeous Thai island with some nightlife head to Koh Phi Phi. Nightlife in Koh Phi Phi starts with a good seafood BBQ followed by a fire show and then a few too many Thai buckets or Chang beers.

If you want a quiet, peaceful honeymoon, you may want to choose another destination or opt to stay in the quieter Long Beach area of the island. There are several ferries to Koh Phi Phi from other Thai islands click here for the schedule and prices.

Romantic Koh Phi Phi Honeymoon Hotels:

• Zeavola Hotel  Booking.com
• Phi Phi The Beach Resort Booking.com
• Villa 360 Resort & Spa   Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Koh Phi Phi : 3 to 4 nights

Things to do in Koh Phi Phi:  Rent a longtail boat for the day, take a private tour out to Maya Bay, and check out all the gorgeous limestone cliffs. Make sure to head to Maya Bay before the group tours leave. Maya Bay gets really busy, and pictures are best before all the day trip boats arrive. Trust us, it is the ideal spot for great couple photos, but before the groups arrive. Hike to the Koh Phi Phi viewpoint for epics views.

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4. Koh Phangan

Koh Phangan has developed a notorious reputation for being nothing but a full-moon party island. However, it’s a large island with way more to offer than just a once-a-month party. There are actually many beaches in Koh Phangan catering to high-end honeymoon-worthy experiences, and hotel stays with private infinity pools.

Don’t dismiss this beautiful island if you aren’t into the party scene. There’s plenty of natural beauty, including some epic waterfalls, stunning lookout points, and, of course, beaches.

If it’s the party you are after in Koh Phangan, make sure to coordinate your Thailand honeymoon with the full moon . Koh Phangan full-moon parties are known around the world. If your dates don’t line up, there are also half-moon parties and solid nightlife just about any day of the month.

If you do not like all-night parties involving lots of alcohol and drugs, you might pick another time to visit Koh Phangan than during the full moon. Many hotels on the island have a minimum night booking during the full moon and higher prices.

Koh Phangan is accessed by ferry, Click here for the Koh Phangan ferry schedule and tickets.

Romantic Koh Phangan Honeymoon Hotels:

• Anantara Rasananda Koh Phangan Villas Booking.com
• Panviman Resort Koh Phangan  Booking.com
• Beyond The Blue Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Koh Phangan : 2 to 3 nights

Things to do in Koh Phangan: Have dinner at the night market and try all sorts of tasty Thai street food you never heard of before. When you have sworn off alcohol on Koh Phangan, head off on a boat and explore the nearby islands or Ang Thong National Marine Park. Rent a bike and find the quieter side of Koh Phangan. You’ll be surprised how different the island is on certain beaches. Go chasing waterfalls. There are seven waterfalls on Koh Phangan!

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5. Koh Lanta

Koh Lanta is located in the Andaman Sea and is part of an archipelago of about 52 islands. Most tourists stay on Koh Lanta Yai. Koh Lanta is connected easily by ferry to other Thai islands. Tie in Koh Lanta to a Thailand honeymoon island hopping trip. Koh Lanta has not one but eleven white sandy beaches, coral reefs, and much more to offer. Koh Lanta is an ideal place for honeymooners not looking for a party island who want to spend quality time together.

Koh Lanta can be reached by ferry from several other Thai islands or by land coming from Krabi, the nearest airport. Click here for the Koh Lanta ferry schedule and prices.

Romantic Koh Lanta Honeymoon Hotels:

• Layana Resort & Spa  Booking.com
• The Houben  Booking.com
• Crown Lanta Resort & Spa Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Koh Lanta : 2 to 4 nights

Things to do in Koh Lanta:  Rent a scooter and explore Koh Lanta. It’s quite large, and you could spend the day finding hidden gems. Make sure to visit Old Town Koh Lanta to see a whole different side of Koh Lanta. Of course, make sure to relax on the white sandy beaches.

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6. Koh Chang

Koh Chang is still not on the mainstream tourist radar and is one of the last of Thailand’s (semi) hidden gems. This is one of those tranquil islands that is the perfect place to do just that, lay back and relax.

Please note there is another island called Ko Chang, located in the Andaman Sea near Myanmar (consider adding on some time for a Myanmar honeymoon ). Koh Chang is in the Gulf of Thailand near the border of Cambodia, which is another great place to visit for some of the best ancient temples like Angkor Wat.

Travel to Koh Chang is done by ferry from other islands and from the mainland. Click here for the Koh Chang bus schedule and tickets.

Romantic Koh Chang Honeymoon Hotels:

• Santhiya Tree Resort Booking.com
• The Emerald Cove Booking.com
• The Chill Resort & Spa Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Koh Chang : 2 to 4 nights

Things to do in Koh Chang:  There are several gorgeous white sandy coves, rainforests, swaying palm trees, coral reefs, waterfalls, and much more in Koh Chang.

7. Koh Adang

Koh Adang is a great spot for the adventure honeymoon couple looking for outdoor activities and doesn’t require a 5-star resort. You are sure to find your own private beach on Koh Adang. There are simple bungalows available to rent through the National Park system or camping right on the beach.

Koh Adang is a quick ten-minute boat ride away from Koh Lipe. In 2018, there is now a 3.5-star resort on Koh Adang with all the modern amenities.

Koh Adang Accommodation:

• Adang Island Resort Booking.com
• Chalets are bookable online through the National Park Service and camping walk-up only.

Suggested Nights In Koh Adang : 1 to 2 nights

Things to do in Koh Adang:  Koh Adang has some amazing hikes leading to viewpoints of Koh Lipe and waterfalls. Bring your own snorkel gear or rent it from the restaurant for some amazing snorkeling in Koh Adang.

Phuket is the most popular tourist destination in Thailand, but for that same reason, it may not be for everyone. When deciding to honeymoon in Phuket, you’ll have to choose what part of Phuket to stay in.

We advise staying far away from Patpong and Bangla Road. Instead, we suggest staying in Kata Beach, Surin Beach, Bang Tao Beach, Panwa Beach, Nai Harn Beach, or Kamala Beach. Hotels of all budgets are available, as well as several Airbnb condos.

Fly into Phuket International Airport or take a shuttle/ferry from other Thai cities. Click here for Phuket travel schedules.

Romantic Phuket Honeymoon Hotels:

• The Shore at Katathani Resort Booking.com
• The Naka Phuket Villa Booking.com
• Keemala Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Phuket : 3 to 5 nights

Things to do in Phuket : There are tons of things to do in Phuket. You could easily spend a week exploring as it is the largest island in Thailand. Click here to see all the Phuket tours on Viator.com and to book transport. Make sure to look at the Thailand festival calendar and see if you happen to be in town for one of the country’s festivals like Songkran or Vegetarian Festival.

Related Article: Thailand Songkran Festival 

9. Khao Lak

Located on the Andaman Sea, not far from Phuket, is Khao Lak. It’s the perfect choice for those honeymoons traveling with children and taking a more family honeymoon trip.

The nearest airport is in Phuket, 46 miles away. There are several shuttles from Phuket to Khao Lak and other cities within Thailand. Click here for Khao Lak schedules and tickets.

Romantic Khao Lak Honeymoon Hotels:

• The Sarojin  Booking.com
• Casa de La Flora  Booking.com
• JW Marriott Khao Lak Resort & Spa Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Khao Lak : 2 to 4 nights

Things to do in Khao Lak: Spend the day exploring Khao Sok National Park. Discover the beaches. You’ll be surprised how empty they are compared to the nearby Phuket beaches. Most of the Phuket tours are also bookable from Khao Lak, so you have plenty of great options for day trips.

10. Koh Samui

Koh Samui is in the Gulf of Thailand and is the second-largest island in Thailand and another popular destination. Koh Samui has honeymoon accommodations for all budgets, from super luxury resorts to simple bamboo beach huts. No matter where you rest your head at night, you’re still in paradise on your honeymoon.

Make sure to check out some of the best overwater bungalows in Thailand . Some of the best are in Koh Samui. Some even have a private infinity pool. There is an airport on the island. You can travel by ferry to Koh Samui from several other islands as well. Click here for the Koh Samui ferry schedule and prices.

Romantic Koh Samui Honeymoon Hotels:

• KC Resort & Over Water Villas  Booking.com
• Banyan Tree Samui   Booking.com 
• W Retreat Koh Samui   Booking.com

Suggested Nights On Koh Samui : 3 to 5 nights

Things to do in Koh Samui:  After a day of relaxing on the beach and taking in the views, head off and explore the island. There are several temples to check out, but don’t miss Wat Plai Laem. The adventurous can rent a motorbike and swim in Na Muang Waterfall.

11. Koh Yao Noi

For the ultimate Thailand honeymoon in luxury, head to Koh Yao Noi for a 5-star hotel stay. There are several luxury hotels in Koh Yao Noi that scream honeymoon. If you’re looking for an exotic private escape with your loved one, this is it. Koh Yao Noi is located in the Andaman Sea between Phuket and Krabi.

Fly into Krabi or Phuket and then take a ferry to Koh Yao Noi. Or if you really want to go all out on your Thailand honeymoon, take a private helicopter from Phuket airport to Six Senses Resort for 65,000 baht (around $1,900) and rent one of their gorgeous private villas. If money is no object, this is one of the top places to stay.

Romantic Koh Yao Noi Honeymoon Hotels:

• Koyao Island Resort Booking.com
• Six Senses Yao Noi Booking.com
• Cape Kudu Hotel Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Koh Yao Noi : 3 to 5 nights

Things to do in Khao Lak:  Rent a yacht and explore the islands in style. Give rock climbing a try or rent a bicycle and hit the bike trails. Most Phuket day trips can be arranged in Koh Yao Noi as well.

If you’re a diver, beach lover, or adventurer, Krabi is a great place to call “home” while on a Thailand honeymoon. Krabi is centrally located, so you can visit many Thailand attractions and islands while staying in the same hotel.

Krabi has its own international airport but is also accessible by ferry from other nearby cities as well as by land. Most tourists take the ferry from Phuket or Koh Phi Phi to Krabi. Click here for the Krabi ferry schedule and tickets.

Romantic Krabi Honeymoon Hotels:

• Rayavadee Resort Booking.com
• Ban Sainai Resort  Booking.com
• The Tubkaak Boutique Resort   Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Krabi : 3 to 5 nights

Things to do in Krabi : The #1 thing to do in Krabi is to take a long tail boat to Railay Beach for the day. Explore Ko Lanta National Park and visit Ko Lanta Yai, where the sea gypsies, aka “Chao Le” are people living from the sea. Day trips to Phuket and Koh Phi Phi are also popular from Krabi.

13. Koh Phayam

Imagine an island without cars and no working ATMs. There are only a few islands in Thailand like this that still exist. Head back in time to what Thailand used to be like 20 years ago. There are only a few resorts with 24-hour power, and power outages are frequent. Spend a few nights at Koh Phayam if you are planning on traveling to Myanmar through Ranong to Kawthoung.

The nearest airport to Phayam is Ranong, and then a 45-minute boat ride from the Ranong pier. Click here for the schedule and tickets.

Romantic Koh Phayam Honeymoon Hotels:

• The Blue Sky Resort Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Phayam : 2 to 4 nights

Things to do in Koh Phayam:  Disconnect in Koh Phayam, well technically, now a few hotels have wifi, and cell phone service works as well. Explore the islands scattered around the island. Rent a motorbike and get lost. The island isn’t that large, so you’ll easily find your back to your hotel.

14. Hua Hin

Hua Hin is the oldest beach in Thailand and home to the Thai royal family’s summer palaces. If it’s good enough for the king, it has to be fabulous. If you love water sports, head to Hua Hin. There are tons of high-end hotels and even budget-friendly bungalows for backpackers.

Traveling to Hua Hin is really easy from Bangkok as it’s only 3 hours away  click here for the Hua Hin bus schedule and prices. There is an airport in Hua Hin as well.

Romantic Hua Hin Honeymoon Hotels:

• Devasom Huahin Resort  Booking.com
• Evason Hua Hin  Booking.com
• Cape Nidhra Hotel Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Hua Hin : 2 to 4 nights

Things to do in Hua Hin: Try your hand at kitesurfing, learn about Thailand’s history and culture, and make sure to head to the night market for a tasty local dinner.

15. Khao Sok Lake

Wake up with gorgeous mountain views from a floating hotel on Khao Sok Lake. This is definitely a unique Thailand honeymoon and would be a great place to visit after a few days on the beaches. If you want to stay in an overwater bungalow in Thailand , Khao Sok Lake has tons of options.

Khao Sok Lake National Park is estimated to be home to over five percent of the world’s species, with the most famous being the Asian elephant. It’s the largest jungle in southern Thailand and is considered more diverse than the Amazon.

The nearest airport is Surat Thani, click here for the shuttle from Surat Thani to Khao Sok. This is one of the wettest regions in Thailand, so it’s best not to visit May-November due to the weather.

Romantic Khao Sok Lake Honeymoon Hotels:

• 500 Rai Floating Resort Booking.com
• Panvaree Resort Khao Sok Lake Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Khao Sok Lake : 2 to 3 nights

Things to do in Khao Sok Lake:  Rent a kayak to explore the lake and the scenery. Go on a jungle trek or get up close to an Asian elephant, but please make sure you are choosing a reputable company with no elephant riding. Jump on a boat tour to Cheow Larn Lake to see the limestone mountains just rise up hundreds of feet above the water. Click here to view Khao Sok Lake tours.

16. Bangkok

A great way to kick off a Thailand honeymoon is in the chaotic capital city of Bangkok. You’ll likely fly into Bangkok, making it a logical starting or finishing city.

Spend a few days exploring the city and dive headfirst into Thai culture and food. Indulge in Bangkok in 5-star hotels and restaurants for a fraction of the price compared to the Western world. Have drinks at the Lebua State Tower. You may recognize this hotel from the Hangover 2 movie.

Related Article: 3 Days In Bangkok

Romantic Bangkok Honeymoon Hotels:

• The Siam Hotel Booking.com
• W Bangkok Booking.com
• Westin Grande Sukhumvit Bangkok Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Bangkok : 3 to 4 nights

Related Article:  6 Reasons To Stay At The Westin Bangkok

Things to do in Bangkok: There are so many things to do in Bangkok it can be overwhelming, but we have put together a 3-day guide to Bangkok with detailed itineraries and maps to make the most of your time in the city.  

Don’t miss: The floating market, Maeklong Train Market , and the famous Khao San Road. Try eating bugs in Thailand , watch a Muay Thai fight, and surely a sunset at a rooftop sky bar in Bangkok. If you’d rather not go exploring on your own, there are tons of Viator Bangkok tours .

17. Kanchanaburi

Only 3 hours from Bangkok, you can sleep on the River Kwai in a luxury floating hotel. You won’t believe such an oasis is not far from Bangkok. Kanchanaburi is easily accessed by shuttle bus from Bangkok and other cities, click here for the schedule.

Romantic Kanchanaburi Honeymoon Hotels:

• The Float House River Kwai Booking.com
• X2 River Khai Resort  Booking.com
• River Kwai Resotel  Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Kanchanaburi : 2 to 3 nights

Things to do in Kanchanaburi:  Trek the Hellfire Pass trail that was used by POWs during World War II to construct the Death Railway. Head off into the jungle in search of waterfalls. The best waterfalls in Kanchanaburi are the Erawan waterfall, Saiyok Waterfalls, and Saiyok Noi Waterfalls.

18. Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai is often referred to as Thailand’s “Rose of the North.” There are over 200 temples in Chiang Mai . The city oozes culture. Avoid traveling to Chiang Mai in late February & March as this is “burning season,” where the farmers in the north literally burn the fields, creating this constant smoke lingering in the city. We think the best time to visit is November to January.

Fly right into Chiang Mai International Airport or click here for overland schedules.

Romantic Chiang Mai Honeymoon Hotels:

• The Dhara Dhevi Hotel Chiang Mai Booking.com
• Phusanfah Resort Booking.com
• 99 Heritage Hotel  Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Chiang Mai : 2 to 3 nights

Things to do in Chiang Mai: Head up the mountain to Doi Suthep for the best views of Chiang Mai. Time your visit to celebrate the Thai New Year festival Songkran , which is basically one large squirt gun festival around April 13-15 of every year.

Get a 150 baht Thai massage or foot massage. Get a Sak Yant tattoo by a monk, a souvenir that will last a lifetime. Shop at the Saturday night market or Sunday night market, or the famous Chiang Mai Ladyboy Cabaret. Don’t leave town without trying the local dish Khao Soi .

19. Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya was once the capital of the Kingdom of Siam and the largest city in the world back in the 1700s. At that time, the population was estimated at 1 million people, but it’s nothing like that anymore.

Ayutthaya was almost burnt down to the ground back in 1767 when the Burmese invaded. Today there are some remains that give light on what the city used to be. The old city is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular day trip from Bangkok. Click here for the Ayutthaya bus schedule and tickets.

Romantic Ayutthaya Honeymoon Hotels:

• Sala Ayutthaya Booking.com
• Kantary Hotel  Booking.com
• Ayutthaya Retreat Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Ayutthaya : 1 to 2 nights

Things to do in Ayutthaya:  Visit Wat Phra Mahathat and find the banyan tree that has a Buddha’s head entwined in the roots of the tree. Grab your camera and head to Wat Chaiwattararam early in the morning before the tourist buses come from Bangkok. Learn the history of Ayutthaya and what it use to be like.

20. Golden Triangle

In Northern Thailand, not far from Chiang Mai & Chiang Rai, there are several luxury tented camps in the Golden Triangle. The Golden Triangle is where Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand intersect. It also happens to be where the Mekong River and Ruak River meet.

Spend the night in nature on the river but in luxury. Many of the resorts have rescued elephant programs, where you can interact with elephants in a responsible tourism manner. There are way too many elephant companies that aren’t ethically treating the animals, and that should be avoided. If you don’t want to know what those elephants have gone through, make sure to visit an elephant rescue place.

The nearest airport is Chiang Rai or Chiang Mai, click here for the shuttle schedule.

Romantic Golden Triangle Honeymoon Hotels:

• Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort Booking.com
• Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Golden Triangle : 2 to 3 nights

Things to do in Golden Triangle:  Cruise down the Mekong River and visit local villages. Spend the day with the elephants, bathe, and feed rescued elephants. Visit the spa in the middle of the jungle.

21. Chiang Rai

Chiang Rai is a popular northern Thailand famous for “The White Temple” or Wat Rong Khun, which we would name the prettiest temple in Thailand.

Fly directly into Chiang Rai International Airport or easily take a shuttle from Chiang Mai, click here for the schedule and tickets. Chiang Rai could also be done as a day trip from Chiang Mai to avoid packing and moving hotels.

Romantic Chiang Rai Honeymoon Hotels:

• The Legend Chiang Rai Hotel Booking.com
• Pa Sak Tong  Booking.com
• A-Star Phulare Valley Resort  Booking.com

Suggested Nights In Chiang Rai : 2 to 3 nights

Things to do in Chiang Rai:  A visit to Chiang Rai wouldn’t be complete without going to the white temple. Head there early in the day or right before sunset to avoid the crowds. Visit the Black House. It’s hard to explain the Black House. It’s like a strange art museum. Rent a bike and explore the countryside.

Thailand Honeymoon Budget & Typical Costs

The biggest expense on a Honeymoon in Thailand is the international flight cost. Once you land in Thailand, things get much more affordable.

Traditionally, honeymoons involve above-average accommodation and hotels, which in Thailand are still not that expensive, and you can have luxury but on a relatively small budget. Below is the average spending on a honeymoon in Thailand based on our two-week honeymoon itinerary above.

International Flight Cost for a couple (2 people): $900-$2,000

Flights to Bangkok are becoming very budget-friendly from Europe and North America. If you are working with a smaller budget, look at flying from major cities near your home city. Prices in 2016-2017 from U.S. hubs are as low as $450 per person (roundtrip) and should not cost more than $1,000 per person.

Hotel Cost for a Two Week Thailand Honeymoon: $700-$2,100+

In Thailand, $100 per night will get you a honeymoon-worthy hotel room, and $150 per night will get you something even more lavish. You can spend up to $300 per night, and for that sum of money, you should be treated like a king or queen.

However, nice three-star rooms all over the country will run from $30-$50 per night and can help you save more money for the next trip.

Food and Drink Costs for a Thai Honeymoon: $700-1000

Food in Thailand is very budget-friendly, and you can eat like a king for very little money. Spending $50-75 per day for a couple, you should be able to have a nice dinner and several drinks, along with food for the rest of the day.

Related Article: Must Know Thailand Travel Tips

Transportation Costs in Thailand: $750 destination dependent

Flights within Thailand are very budget-friendly. Most flights should cost between $20-100 per person per flight. So if you visit four destinations, an estimate that’s $600, leaving you around $150 for taxis and airport shuttles.

Activities on a Thailand Honeymoon $750

Most day trips should average about $50 per person per day. If you plan half of your days as day trips, this would be seven days’ worth of activities, leaving some days to relax and others for transportation days.

Average Budget for a Thailand Honeymoon: $3,800-$6,600

This is a general estimate and could be much less expensive if you wanted it to be. However, to have the luxuries most expect from a honeymoon, these prices are realistic. Another factor that will make the trip more affordable is if you choose to visit fewer cities, it would reduce the travel costs.

However, our recommended honeymoon Itinerary is what we would do if it were our honeymoon, and it’s what we have recommended to our close friends wanting to honeymoon in Thailand.

Don’t forget your insurance! You never know when you’ll need it. We suggest getting  travel insurance with Safety Wing. Which coverage includes medical, trip interruption, lost luggage, and more. Often, rates are as low as $12 a week. 

Other Epic Honeymoon Destinations

If a Thailand honeymoon isn’t for you, make sure to check out our other honeymoon guides.

• Maldives Honeymoon | 1 Week Honeymoon cost $5,000+
• Aruba Honeymoon | 1 Week Honeymoon cost cos$3,000-5,000
• Myanmar Honeymoon | 2 Week Honeymoon cost $5,000+
• Jamaica Honeymoon | 1 Week Honeymoon cost $2,400-$6,000
• Costa Rica Honeymoon | 1 Week Honeymoon cost $3,500+

Now you have more than enough Thailand honeymoon ideas to start going through now. It’s time to plan your perfect trip. No matter where in Thailand you decide to take your honeymoon, you’ll have a fabulous time.

Have you taken a Thailand honeymoon? If so, where did you go? We’d love to hear from you. Just leave a comment below.

Thursday 9th of January 2020

Thank you for all the help, this is SO helpful! I just booked my flights to Thailand for our honeymoon and will be there Nov 23- Dec 4th. I am planning on starting in Bangkok for 1 or 2 nights, Chiang Mai for 3 nights, and then flying south for 6 nights but there are so many options! Krabi, Phuket, Phi Phi, and Ko Lanta. Which of these would you recommend visiting/staying? After reading your suggestions, I am also considering Koh Lipe! Thank you again

Hannah Lukaszewicz

Wednesday 15th of January 2020

We hope you have an amazing honeymoon. For a honeymoon, we would not suggest Koh Phi Phi unless you want more of a party loud scene. We would obviously suggest Koh Lipe and Serendipity or Ten Moons Resort. Otherwise, there are some great quiet romantic resorts in Phuket. Another place to look is koh yao noi or Koh Yao Yai there are some great luxury options there.

No matter where you go you'll have an amazing honeymoon in Thailand.

Amanda Hudson

Wednesday 12th of June 2019

My fiance and I are trying to debate between Bali and Thailand, but I think I would prefer Thailand. We have around 14 days, and want lots of beach and good food! What itinerary would you recommend?

Also, we are honeymooning in August, will the rain be really bad?

Thursday 13th of June 2019

We personally would choose Thailand over Bali for a honeymoon BUT you are traveling in August which is rainy season in Thailand but dry season n Bali...so we would then say go to Bali to ensure better weather.

No matter which you choose you'll have an amazing honeymoon in Asia!

Katherine Raber

Tuesday 23rd of April 2019

This is great! Thanks so much for making such a detailed post. My fiance and I are planning our honeymoon in Thailand for this December. Coming from Chiang Mai on Dec 29, it looks like we'll have time for islands for 5 days and then need to head to Bangkok on Jan 3 to head back to the States. I was thinking of doing Koh Samui with possibly some day trips to Koh Tao for diving, but after reading this am considering Koh Lipe instead as I read somewhere else that the gulf might be rainier during this time. I wanted your thoughts on (a) which side we should stay on (b) if there's any weather concerns on either side and (c) is either side preferable for New Years Eve activities? We'd be looking for some parties the night of but nothing too crazy.

Thanks for your help!

Friday 26th of April 2019

Hi Katherine - During that time of the year it will be busy everywhere, so I would book pretty far in advance to ensure you get the places you want. As for the weather, the past few years have been pretty unpredictable with current climate changes. Personally, I would suggest spending more time on the Andaman side in December and early Jan, we visited this past Christmas/New Years season and got rained out on the Koh Samui side with one of the worst storms in 60 years. I know we will wait deeper into the dry season before visiting that side again. We have had decent weather in December in Koh Lipe on our last visit - but every year is of course different. You can probably find a new years eve party to suit your taste on just about any island I would say so I wouldn't let that make your decision. Hope that helps a little bit and hope you have an amazing honeymoon in Thailand!

Amy and Jonathan

Monday 4th of February 2019

Hi Hannah and Adam!

I found your blog while doing some research for our Thailand honeymoon, and it was SO helpful! We are planning to go right after our wedding of this year, from roughly October 7th-21...about 15 days including travel. I have just a couple of questions if you don't mind taking the time to answer!

-We were originally thinking about doing Thailand and Bali, as we want to explore as much as we can! Is this too ambitious within our time frame and keeping in mind it's our honeymoon so we do want to relax? -We want a mixture of relaxation and adventure. Definitely thinking we'll fly into Bangkok, and definitely want to visit Chiang Mai and were also originally thinking Phuket and maybe Phi Phi Islands for beaches, but I've seen you advise against Phuket. Where else would you recommend to get both of these vibes? -Is the language barrier tough to navigate? And how easy is it to travel from place to place? -Is October a bad month to travel in Thailand? -Is there any other country you'd say would be a must for a honeymoon destination?

Thank you so much!! Hoping you guys can help us! All our best!

Congrats on the wedding and honeymoon! - We generally think 2 weeks with travel is really only enough for Thailand, you could squeeze it in but for the time and money you'd spend doing that you'd have a better time staying in one country. Phuket is just not our favorite - we went there on our honeymoon and we would have much rather spent our time anywhere else. Language is not generally a problem, there will be people who don't speak English but enough that do that it's easy enough. Traveling place to place is very easy we either fly searching skyscanner or book ground/land transfer with this company --> https://12go.asia/en/travel/thailand/?z=196379 October is rainy season, but I wouldn't let that stop me from going, just know it's probably going to rain for an hour or two everyday and somedays a bit more. Thailand is a great option and it's hard to top all of the different things you can do there and I can't say in October there is a better country to check out that fits what you are after. Happy planning let us know if you have questions!

Monday 28th of January 2019

I'm really glad I came across your blog. My boyfriend and I are planning a trip to Thailand this May. We will be flying in from Manila and I really want to go to Koh Lipe, and it looks like getting to Koh Lipe is easiest by way of Bangkok and that Air Asia package you recommended. My issue is I want to head to Koh Phi Phi and Krabi after Koh Lipe, but can't figure out the best way to do so since ferries aren't running after April 30. Any suggestions?

The Ferries don't run, but you can still visit the islands. You just need to do more of the travel by land. You can use this site to find the transport between the islands all year long. https://12go.asia/en/travel/pak-bara-pier/koh-lipe/?z=196379

Happy planning, and Enjoy Koh Lipe & Thailand!

A Thailand Honeymoon Guide for an Adventurous Getaway

• Beth Ann writes articles for The Knot Worldwide, including venues, honeymoons and planning advice.
• Beth Ann is a lifestyle freelance writer, with bylines on healthline.com and parents.com.
• Prior to freelancing, Beth Ann was a writer and editor for Long Island Pulse Magazine.

A Thailand honeymoon is one of the best honeymoon destinations for couples who truly want to embrace something different. "Newlyweds are going to want to go to Thailand if they want an exotic experience," Lauren Doyle, the president of The Travel Mechanic . (Doyle, in fact, chose to honeymoon in Thailand.) Newlyweds can enjoy romantic beachside dinners on beautiful islands, explore the stunning marine life and indulge in relaxing spa treatments influenced by ancient Thai healing practices.

Thailand is an excellent island destination featuring scenic beaches, lush jungles, stark mountain ranges and vibrant cities. Its diverse landscapes cater to a wide variety of interests and activities for honeymooners, making every turn you take an exciting opportunity for adventure.

Even with Thailand's renowned hospitality, numerous honeymoon resorts and boutique hotels, it's a relatively affordable honeymoon destination . It's a long flight away from the US, but it might just be one of your most romantic getaways to date. Use this guide to help you plan your Thailand honeymoon.

Thailand Honeymoon Tips in this article:

Best Time to Visit Thailand

Thailand honeymoon planning tips, best thailand honeymoon hotels & resorts, things to do in thailand for couples, what to pack for a thailand honeymoon.

Thailand has a long rainy season from May to November. "The rainiest stretches are August, September and October," she says. The best weather is in December, which is likely why it is one of the most popular months to visit this country. It's especially great for couples who want an extended holiday getaway.

Best weather: November to April.

Festival highlights: Songkran (Thai New Year), celebrated in April, is known for its nationwide water fights. Loy Krathong (Festival of Lights) in November involves floating krathongs (decorated baskets) on waterways. Yi Peng (Lantern Festival), primarily celebrated in Chiang Mai, sees thousands of lanterns released into the night sky, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.

Couples who can't decide on what type of honeymoon experience they want can get the best of many worlds in this country in Southeast Asia. A Thailand honeymoon offers a range of experiences, from marine life and wildlife sightings to endless relaxation with daily Thai massage. Plus, they'll have the option to visit multiple small islands in a short period of time.

"Ninety-nine percent of the time people are going to want to do city, mountain terrain and then island," Doyle says. Bangkok, for example, provides a city experience, and Northern Thailand is full of incredible mountainous terrain. The beaches are just as serene as ones you'll find on iPhone backgrounds. Plus, many will want to explore the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Thailand (also known as the Gulf of Siam) and the Andaman Sea. There are limestone cliffs in Krabi and beyond. Honeymooners can also go island hopping and enjoy water sports like kayaking, scuba diving and snorkeling. And the legendary nightlife allows the dance party to continue for weeks after your wedding.

Entry requirements: A US passport that is valid for at least 6 months from date of entry. As long as your stay is under 30 days, you don't need a tourist visa. Language: Thai. Location: Thailand is located in Southeast Asia, bordered by Myanmar to the northwest, Laos to the northeast, Cambodia to the southeast and Malaysia to the south. Currency: The currency used is the Thai Baht (THB). Flight time to Thailand: From major US cities like Los Angeles or New York, direct flights to Bangkok can take 16 to 19 hours. Getting around: Flights, trains, buses, ferries, taxis, tuk-tuks and by foot.

Pro tip: Invite a honeymoon planning expert to join your vendor team. Browse travel agents near you on The Knot Marketplace for Thailand honeymoon expertise, reviews, testimonials and more.

From bustling cityscapes to secluded honeymoon stays , the right Thailand honeymoon accommodation depends on what kind of experiences you'd like to have. Where you'd like to travel within the country is also important to consider. Here are some of our top picks in different parts of the country.

Anantara Phuket Suites & Villas

Anantara Phuket Suites & Villas is a honeymoon option complete with welcoming staffers, personal trainers and incredible views. "It's a five-star place, but it's not a stuffy vibe," Doyle says of the luxury resort, which is situated amid lush tropical gardens. It also has suites and villas with private pools and private balconies for taking in sunsets with your new spouse.

4.5 Star Rating | Read Reviews

Santhiya Phuket Natai Resort & Spa

Santhiya Phuket Natai Resort & Spa is a beach resort with an exclusive feel. Guests can enjoy panoramic views of the Andaman Sea, receive Thai massages and eat a romantic, candlelit dinner right on the beach. Santhiya also has three other locations: Koh Phangan, Koh Yao Yai and Koh Chang.

4. 5 Star Rating | Read Reviews

Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle

Nestled in the Chiang Rai jungle, Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle is an upscale resort that allows guests to sleep surrounded by greenery without sacrificing modern amenities (like Internet access, a minibar, leather couches and a spa). Experiences offered through the resort include elephant trekking and fishing with the locals.

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Vana Belle Resort

Vana Belle Resort , located in Koh Samui, exudes beauty at every turn. A pristine, white-sand beach with clear waters and a tropical forest surround the luxury resort. Guests can relax in an infinity pool on the edge of Chaweng Noi Beach, allowing for an unmatched look at the Gulf of Thailand. The bright and airy rooms with large windows make for a beautiful yet comfortable space to drift to dreamland.

Royal Wing Suites and Spas

Royal Wing Suites & Spa is situated near the Gulf of Thailand in Pattaya. It's within walking distance from a lively nightlife scene. After a night on the town with your loved one, wind down in the room's rainforest shower before sinking into a bed.

Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa

Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa sits on Hua Hin Beach and gives guests gorgeous views of the Gulf of Thailand from updated balconies. There is an adults-only pool if you'd prefer no to have to share space with little ones and a beautiful loop pool that wraps around a sprawling, pristine green area. The rooms are contemporary and comfortable.

Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen's Park

Bangkok Mariott Marquis Queen's Park sets the stage for a luxurious stay from the moment guests step into the lobby, where posh leather couches and jeweled chandeliers welcome them to the vibrant city. A rooftop bar offers expansive city views. Couples can also use an onsite spa and fitness center, and the service is known for being amiable.

Rayavadee Resort

Krabi's Rayavadee Resort is a secluded spot nestled among tropical foliage. Guests can take in pristine waters with gentle waves, limestone cliffs and coconut groves while staying in the resort's spacious villas and pavilion. Each is stylishly decorated. Onsite restaurant Krua Phranang is a romantic spot for a Thai dinner by the sea with your loved one.

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The Chiang Mai Old Town Hotel

This Northern Thailand hotel has refined rooms with comfortable beds. It's a hop, skip and jump from the 14th-century Buddhist temple, Wat Phra Singh and the hill tribe village Karen.

Pro tip: If you're looking for other types of accommodations, consider staying at a romantic Airbnb or VRBO .

When it comes to things to do on a Thailand honeymoon, couples have plenty of memorable options. You could take Thai cooking classes (along with consuming all the delicious Foi Thong in the world), go snorkeling in crystal-clear waters and indulge in Thai massages.

Many of the beautiful beaches look untainted and the properties are luxurious-yet-affordable upon arrival. Here's what we recommend starting with.

Experience Life in Bangkok

Most honeymooners often fly into Bangkok and spend a couple of days exploring the hustle and bustle of the city. A tour of the Grand Palace is a must as this brilliant, 2.3 million-square-foot complex has several quarters, including the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (also known as Wat Phra Si Rattana Satsadaram). It is considered the most sacred Buddhist temple in the nation, if not Southeast Asia. The Grand Palace has served as the official residence for the Kings of Siam/Thailand since 1783, and it offers royal experiences like Thai massages right in its temple.

The Reclining Buddha is another favorite spot for tourists. Many will enjoy a boat ride through the pristine waters of the Chai Phraya River offers a chance to relax and see the views of this bustling city. Bangkok also serves as a good home base for those hoping to shop at a floating market. "You can sign up to get picked up at a hotel and go to a floating market about an hour away," Doyle says. "When you're there, you'll get in a boat and go around and peruse booths by boat."

Make Like Royalty and Escape to Hua Hin

Hua Hin is located about three hours from Bangkok, and it's become a favorite getaway for the Thai royal family over the last 100 years. King Prajadhipok built the summer palace Klai Kang Won in the 1920s, and King Bhumibol Adulyadej called it home from 2004-06. The beach resort hotspot is an ideal place to give watersports like kitesurfing a try, and the seafood shacks are serving up fish so fresh you'll remember it long after you arrive home.

Explore Pattaya

Situated less than 100 miles from Bangkok, Pattaya is known for its gorgeous views, lively nightlife scene and numerous opportunities for adventure. Skydiving in Pattaya (and bungee jumping) is a big part of the fun here, as is indulging in fresh seafood. There's a cosmopolitan vibe to Pattaya's foodie scene. If you're craving French or Italian cuisine, you'll find it in this city.

Discover Kanchanaburi

Kanchanaburi is located two hours from Bangkok, making it a good day trip from the city. There's plenty of history and nature to be discovered here. Death Railway Bridge, built by prisoners during World War II, is walkable and is a reminder of the tragic toll of war, as many died during the project. The Thailand Burma Railway Centre & Kanchanaburi War Cemetery serve a similar purpose.

For nature lovers, Erawan National Park is a must-hike. It's full of wildlife, like elephants and cobras, and cascading seven-tier waterfalls. Srinagarindra National Park also has waterfalls but generally draws fewer crowds.

Take in Chiang Mai, a Smaller but Mighty City

Chiang Mai is a city surrounded by a moat and mountains, including Thailand's highest peak, Doi Inthanon .

Located 435 miles north of Bangkok, the destination comes well recommended by seasoned travelers. "It's an adorable little city and very walkable," Doyle says.

A trip to a night market is another popular experience. "The city lights up at the market," Doyle says. "They have street food. It's such a cool vibe."

Learn About Thai Culture in Chiang Rai

Another walkable area of Northern Thailand, Chiang Rai, is known for its rich culture and farmland, in large part created by the hill tribes. Make sure to check out Wat Rong Khun while you're there. It's a stunning white temple unlike anything you've ever seen before.

Bask in Krabi's Beauty

Krabi is often seen as a less-touristy spot than Phuket and Koh Samui. And it tends to be easier to get to and even quieter than Ko Lanta . But it's also full of action and places to relax. Railay Beach is a favorite place to do the latter.

Accessible only by boat, you won't see any vehicles on this beach, and gorgeous limestone cliffs surround it. For the adventurous, Krabi is a hub for watersports, like kayaking. Doyle says there are beautiful coral reefs below sea level, making it an ideal spot to go snorkeling and scuba diving.

Have a Gorgeous Phuket Experience

Thailand's largest and most notable island, Phuket, is located on the Andaman Sea and offers multiple places to enjoy sweeping views of pristine water with toes in the sand. It's full of beachfront resorts and luxe spas, making it perfect for couples looking for a relaxing honeymoon experience. Kata Beach is one of the most popular on the island. Couples can also canoe or kayak through sea caves and experience next-level nightlife.

Visit Koh Samui

Koh Samui is a popular place among tourists, so couples looking for a more under-the-radar experience may want to seek other turquoise waters. But those eager for a more lively scene will want to pay a visit to Thailand's second-largest island. It's a paradise-perfect honeymoon destination, full of palm tree-lined beautiful beaches, coconut groves and a lush rainforest.

It's also a 30-minute speedboat ride from Koh Pha Ngan , an island best known for its Full Moon parties each month. The raucous celebrations draw tens of thousands of people to what is perhaps the world's most legendary beach parties.

Koh Tao makes for a memorable day trip. Reachable via a high-speed catamaran, you'll find beautiful coral reefs and abundant marine life, including whale sharks and rays.

Relax in Khao Lak

Khao Lak is known for being a more laidback spot than Phuket. The nightlife isn't as boisterous, and you have the opportunity to feel like you're on a deserted island. Trees, sand and surf surround Khao Lak Beach. Couples can mosey over to the massage huts for some added TLC. Island hopping to Similan or Surin Islands for scuba and snorkeling is also on the table.

See Koh Phi Phi Don on the Phi Phi Islands

The Phi Phi Islands , accessible via longtail boat or speedboat from Phuket or Krabi, is a cluster of six islands. Koh Phi Phi Don is the largest. The white-sand beaches, like Long Beach, seem to stretch on for days. There are no vehicles to be found here, making it feel like a welcome respite from civilization.

Sail Through James Bond Island

Located in Phang Nga Bay, James Bond Island provided a stunning natural setting for producers of The Man With a Golden Gun. Today, it's a popular spot for kayaking. The numerous limestone cliffs serve as an Instagram-friendly backdrop for couples to take a selfie or five.

Pro tip: Add Thailand honeymoon experiences to your gift registry so that loved ones can give you a memorable couples activity .

Since Thailand's landscape is vastly different, your romantic getaway and accompanying carry-on or honeymoon luggage should reflect the diversity of experiences ahead. Your packing checklist should include hiking clothes, including a good pair of hiking shoes, for when you're trekking through Northern Thailand. You'll also want cute beach attire for when you're visiting all the large and small islands the country has to offer. "After all, it is your honeymoon," Doyle says.

Dressy clothes for fancier dinners in Bangkok are a must, but you'll want comfier clothes for when you're exploring the city by day, including shoes. "Traffic in Bangkok is insane," Doyle says. "It's way worse than LA. You're going to do a lot of walking."

A lightweight, foldable raincoat is also essential, regardless of whether it's rainy season. Since it's a tropical destination, rain is expected—as is sun.

Brittany Barber contributed to this article.

The Ultimate Thailand Honeymoon Guide: Thailand Honeymoon Tips & Best Hotels

By: Author The Honeymoon Edit

Posted on Last updated: 27/10/2022

Categories Asia Honeymoon Destinations

Planning a honeymoon in Thailand? Discover the best resorts and destinations with this insider’s guide. 

Honeymoons in Thailand are among the top-rated worldwide. The country boasts scenic landscapes, towering temples, and delicious (affordable) cuisine.

How do you fancy enjoying romantic candlelit dinners and relaxing on the beach – or how about unwinding with a couple’s massage? All against the backdrop of one of Asia ’s most diverse and culturally rich destinations. Sounds pretty perfect right? 

Keep reading to find the best Thailand honeymoon destinations and hotels that will make this special time in your life even better.

Why Honeymoon in Thailand

Thailand is a favored destination among honeymooners, thanks to its beautiful natural landscapes, white-sand beaches and vibrant culture. 

There’s also the lure of thrilling water activities, buzzing night markets and (dare we say it) full moon parties for those that wish.

Flanked by the South China Sea and the Gulf of Thailand on each side, this Southeast Asian destination boasts an archipelago that makes island hopping a breeze. Jump on a “ rua hang yao ”, which translates to “long-tailed boat”, and venture into the lush Land of Smiles.

Top Tip: You can also combine a honeymoon in Thailand with a visit to another nearby country, like Indonesia, Laos or Vietnam. 

Best Honeymoon Hotels & Resorts in Thailand

Soneva kiri.

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Best for a unique stay

Dotted along a verdant shoreline in one of the least-discovered islands in Thailand, Soneva Kiri villas offer honeymooners a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Your rustic-luxe pool villa blends with the lush surroundings, creating a serene atmosphere.

You can treat yourselves to a delicious meal on a lofty treepod with sea views, where ziplining servers are at your service. Want something sweet? Swing by the homemade ice cream parlor and chocolate room to satisfy your desires.

Soneva Kiri offers top Thailand honeymoon experiences, with an outdoor movie cinema overlooking a lagoon in the jungle, an observatory, and authentic Thai cooking lessons.

TreeHouse Villas – Adults Only

Ko Yao District

Best for an adventurous honeymoon

If you’re looking for a Thailand honeymoon that is out of the ordinary, look no further than TreeHouse Villas . Surrounded by a lush tropical forest, limestone cliffs, and a private beach, this adults-only resort channels your inner child with its unique treehouse villas.

The suspended treehouse villa features an outdoor seating area that overlooks the forest. You can enjoy your meals here or reserve a table at the on-site restaurant for some Western, Thai, or Mediterranean cuisine.

Spend your days relaxing in the steam room or at the cooling pool. Take a Thai cooking class or head to the beach for fun water sports, like snorkeling or fishing.

Banyan Tree Resort

Koh Samui, Krabi

Best for secluded private villas

Tucked along a private oceanfront bay on Koh Samui’s Tab Kaek Beach, Banyan Tree Resort offers private villas on cascading hills. Each villa has a private pool and terrace with breathtaking ocean, jungle, palm grove, or tropical garden views.

The villas feature stunning modern furnishings with light touches of bamboo. You can enjoy a relaxing sauna, play table tennis, or venture into the turquoise-blue ocean to see some beautiful corals.

Ao Nang, Krabi

Best for exploring the best of Thailand  

Situated along the verdant Andaman Coast, Rayavadee sits next to Krabi’s Mu Ko Lanta National Park. This marine park boasts plenty of things to uncover, from the white-sand beaches to the beautiful coral reefs, hiking trails, and hidden caves.

The resort features a unique fusion between classic Thai infrastructure and modern design. Your free-standing two-story pavilion, or beachfront villa, comes with a terrace where you can catch the dazzling Thai sunset.

While leisurely sitting by the pool or walking around the complex, you may spot wildlife like monkeys and exotic birdlife. 

Among the resort’s top-rated facilities you’ll find four on-site restaurants, a boutique to do some shopping, and a wellness spa offering ancient Thai healing therapies.

The Pavilions

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Best for a tropical paradise 

Perched atop one of Phuket’s highest hills, The Pavilions offers tranquillity in one of the most popular islands in Thailand. Book the two-story Pool Penthouse and enjoy a welcoming foot massage, relax in your private spa’s steam room, and freshen up at the outdoor rain shower.

The Pavilions offers three restaurants and handcrafted cocktails at 360 Bar, boasting Phuket’s panoramic sunset vistas. You can catch a daily shuttle to the quiet and pristine Layan Beach or head to Canal Village for souvenir shopping or a vibrant food market.

Pimalai Resort & Spa

Koh Lanta, Krabi

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Best for a jungle getaway

Thailand honeymoons are never complete without a bit of jungle adventure. Pimalai Resort and Spa is ideal for nature-loving couples. Standing on 100 acres of jungle, the resort also sits along a 984-yard shoreline—perfect for a romantic, candlelit dinner on the beach.

You can opt for a villa with an ocean or jungle view. Attend a complimentary spa class where you’ll learn the art of giving an authentic Thai massage, take excursions around the land or opt for a scenic mangrove tour.

Sareeraya Villas & Suites

Best for beachfront access

Located along the serene northern end of Koh Samui’s Chaweng Beach, Sareeraya Villas offers honeymooners easy access to the Gulf of Siam. The resort is within walking distance of Chaweng’s main stretch of shops, restaurants, and bars.

You are spoilt for choice when it comes to villas and suites. Some feature private plunge pools, outdoor showers, and spas. You can enjoy a relaxing couple’s massage at Raya Spa or at three of the available swimming pools.

Tip: Visit the on-site restaurant Chef’s Table and enjoy some delectable Thai meals.

137 Pillars Suites

Best for an ultra-luxurious urban escape

If you think the best honeymoon resorts in Thailand are only on the islands, think again. 137 Pillars Suites gives you panoramic views of Bangkok’s cityscape from the balcony, a serene Asian garden, and four sumptuous on-site restaurants.

The hotel is 1.8 miles from the vibrant and luxurious EM District, where you can shop til you drop and enjoy international cuisine from over 200 eateries. 

The best part about 137 Pillars Suites is the sky-high infinity pool, with soaring city views. It feels like you’re swimming in heaven.

Veranda High Resort 

Best for a mountainous honeymoon escape 

Experience the best of Thailand’s cultural heritage and modern contemporary design at the stunning Veranda High Resort . Nestled along a valley that overlooks mountain streams and rice and tea plantations, this 5-star resort offers you the best escape into nature.

Take a dip in your private pool overlooking the lush landscape, or retreat to the semi-dome pool bar with incredible views of the valley. The best part of this resort is (without a doubt) the gorgeous infinity pool overlooking the forested mountains.

Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villas

Best all-in-one destination for couples

Nestled in the foothills of towering limestone cliffs, this resort sits in a secluded national park away from noisy Thai beaches. Centara Grand Beach resort is only accessible via boat, making it exclusive to honeymooners looking to relax and have fun away from large crowds.

The resort has a wide variety of rooms. You can choose between suites with outdoor spa baths, covered terraces, rain showers, or ocean-view villas with large pools and idyllic sunsets. 

Take a turn eating at the resort’s four à la carte restaurants. Book a snorkeling tour or island-hopping excursion with the concierge, or head to the spa for a relaxing couple’s massage.

Thailand Honeymoon Tips: What You Need to Know 

How to get to thailand.

Thailand’s capital Bangkok is a world-class city known for its buzzing street life and cultural landmarks. You can easily find direct flights to Bangkok using Skyscanner or Google Flights. 

Popular airlines that offer direct flights to Thailand include Thai Airways , British Airways , and Air Canada .

The travel time with a connecting flight from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport takes anywhere from 20 to 22 hours. Some routes will have one or two stops (layovers), adding about 12 more hours to your travel time.

The Best Places to Visit in Thailand

Narrowing down the best places to visit in Thailand from 77 provinces and 1,430 islands is no easy feat. However, places like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Krabi, and islands like Phuket, Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, and Phi Phi often stand out as honeymoon destinations in Thailand.

The best way to tackle this expansive land is by splitting it into regions. If you are island hopping, southern regions like Krabi and Phuket offer you access to the Andaman Sea. If you’re keen on exploring the Gulf of Thailand, your best bet is Koh Samui and Koh Phangan.

Bangkok 

Bangkok, the country’s capital might not be the first place that springs to mind when you think of Thailand honeymoon destinations, but it’s a great place to combine with a beach destination like Koh Samui for a dual-stay trip. 

Bursting with historic temples and palaces to trendy bars and nightclubs – not to mention some of the best restaurants in the country, it’s a cosmopolitan city that’s worth spending a few days in. 

Located in northern Thailand, Chiang Mai is a popular destination for honeymooners wanting to delve into the country’s rich cultural heritage. 

Home to numerous temples and other historical landmarks, as well as a vibrant culinary scene, Chiang Mai also boasts a swathe of luxury hotels that are perfect for a honeymoon stay.

Located in southern Thailand, Phuket is one of Thailand’s most popular honeymoon destinations. Brimming with beautiful beaches and high-end hotels, it’s a magical escape for your special trip. 

The south of the island can get crowded during the high season, so book into one of the hotels in the north for a quieter stay.

Located in southern Thailand, Krabi is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches and lush jungle scenery. Go to explore the region’s countless islands – this is where you’ll find the famous Phi Phi Islands. 

Fancy a bit of adventure? Krabi is also a popular spot for scuba diving and rock climbing – with the added benefit that you can flop onto a pristine beach once you’re done. 

Located in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samui is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches and laid-back atmosphere. 

There’s no shortage of honeymoon resorts in Samui – with names like the Four Seasons Koh Samui , The Ritz Carlton Koh Samui and the Anantara Lawana clustered around its shores. 

The Best Time to Visit Thailand

An ideal time to visit Thailand is in the dry season, which kicks off in November and runs through to March (and sometimes April and May). The weather is balmy and perfect for watersports and jungle excursions.

However, an exception to this is the Lower Gulf of Thailand. This is where you’ll find islands like Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, and Koh Tao. These islands have their rainy season from October to December. 

So if you have your heart set on a honeymoon to Thailand’s Lower Gulf region, the best time to visit would be between January and March. Summer (July to September) is also a good time to visit this region, as it tends to have fewer crowds and, as a result, lower resort prices.

How Long to Spend on Your Thailand Honeymoon

When it comes to honeymoon destinations, Thailand is a top contender worldwide. Spending about one to two weeks in this gorgeous Southeast Asian paradise is essential.

You can spend your time exploring the historical relics, ancient villages, and elephant sanctuaries in the north. Immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of central Thailand in Bangkok or relax along the stunning beaches of Koh Samui and Phuket in the south. 

Alternatively, you can pick an excellent honeymoon resort in Thailand that offers the best of everything in the country, from natural attractions to water activities and world-class amenities.

How Much Does a Thailand Honeymoon Cost?

Thailand is arguably one of the most pocket-friendly honeymoon destinations in the world. A 10-day vacation for two in Thailand will cost between $2,500 to $6,500 for flights, accommodation, food, and activities.

Remember that this number can change depending on the fluctuation of hotel and flight prices. The best way to get the most bang for your buck is by booking one of the many Thailand honeymoon packages. 

These packages are often all-inclusive and leave you with nothing to worry about aside from enjoying your newly found marital bliss.

What Couple Activities Do Honeymoon Resorts in Thailand Offer?

Honeymoon (or romantic) resorts in Thailand have plenty of activities for couples. Apart from the usual couple’s massages, room service, and private beach dinners, resort packages often include excursion tickets to famous landmarks and national parks.

Couples can also get complimentary shuttle rides to nearby beaches, shopping complexes, and food markets around town. Resorts offering recreational activities like yoga and watersports will provide honeymooners with complimentary classes. 

An authentic Thai cooking lesson is one of the best services that honeymoon resorts offer to couples. This is something you can take home with you and make for (or with) your spouse—a nostalgic moment both of you will surely reminisce on.

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The Perfect Thailand Honeymoon Itinerary: 12 Days of Romance for Couples

Thailand is a dream destination for many couples looking for a romantic getaway. With its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, delicious cuisine, and warm hospitality, it is no wonder that a trip to Thailand is considered perfect for a honeymoon. Whether you are seeking relaxation, adventure, or a combination of both, a trip to Thailand has something to offer for every couple. Having experienced a honeymoon in Thailand firsthand, I want to share the genuine magic and allure of this beautiful country with you.

Why is Thailand Absolutely Ideal for a Honeymoon Getaway? 

Thailand is the perfect honeymoon destination for several reasons. Firstly, it offers a wide range of experiences to suit every couple’s preferences. Whether you prefer lounging on the beach, exploring ancient temples, indulging in spa treatments, or relaxing in a Thailand honeymoon villa , the country has it all. Secondly, Thailand is renowned for its friendly and hospitable locals who consistently go out of their way to make visitors feel welcome. Lastly, the country is relatively affordable compared to other popular honeymoon destinations, allowing couples to make the most of their budget.

How Long Should I Set Aside for a Blissful Thai honeymoon? 

The ideal duration for a Thailand honeymoon is anywhere between 12 days to 2 weeks. This gives you enough time to explore the main highlights of the country without feeling rushed. It allows for a perfect balance between relaxation and adventure, guaranteeing that you and your partner have a memorable and fulfilling honeymoon experience. This timeframe will ensure that the entire trip feels both rewarding and well-paced.

Which Is a Better Honeymoon Destination – the Andaman Sea or the Gulf of Thailand?

What season is it .

The decision to visit the Andaman Sea or Gulf of Thailand depends on the time of year you plan to visit. The country has two distinct weather patterns – the dry season and the rainy season. The dry season, which lasts from November to April, is the best time to visit the Andaman Sea. This region is home to popular destinations such as Phuket, Krabi, and Koh Phi Phi. On the other hand, the Gulf of Thailand, including Koh Samui and Koh Tao, is best visited during the dry season as well. However, if you are planning your honeymoon during the rainy season, which runs from May to October, you may want to consider visiting destinations on the opposite side of the country where the weather may be better.

Which coastline has superior beaches? 

If you’re planning a honeymoon in Thailand, both the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand have plenty of options for you to choose from. The Andaman Sea is home to popular destinations like Phuket, Krabi, and Phi Phi Islands, while the Gulf of Thailand has Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, and Koh Tao. Both areas offer beautiful beaches, luxurious resorts, and exciting activities. Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on your personal preferences and interests. If you’re looking for a more laid-back and secluded experience, the Andaman Sea might be the better choice. If you prefer a more lively atmosphere with a variety of nightlife options, the Gulf of Thailand might be more suitable. Regardless of which side you choose, Thailand is a great destination for a honeymoon, with plenty of romantic resorts and activities to enjoy.

Arranging the Honeymoon Trip in Thailand 

Recommended destinations in thailand for a romantic honeymoon .

When planning your Thailand honeymoon, it is essential to consider which destinations to include in your itinerary. Bangkok is a must-visit for its vibrant street food scene, iconic temples such as Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Arun, and the bustling Chao Phraya River. Chiang Mai, in northern Thailand, offers a more peaceful and cultural experience with its ancient temples and traditional Thai architecture. The islands of Phuket, Krabi, Koh Samui, and Koh Phi Phi are perfect for beach lovers and offer a mix of relaxation and adventure.

Traveling around Thailand during your honeymoon

Getting around Thailand is relatively easy and convenient, thanks to its well-developed transportation system, but a few travel tips for Thailand can enhance your journey even further. Domestic flights are the quickest way to travel long distances, especially from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. Ferries and speedboats connect the mainland to the islands, making island hopping a breeze. In Bangkok, public transportation options include the Skytrain and subway, while both Bangkok and Chiang Mai offer tuk-tuks and ride-hailing services like Grab (similar to Uber). For a more immersive and scenic experience, consider hiring a private driver or taking a train to explore the countryside.

Ideal period for visiting Thailand for a romantic getaway 

The best time to visit Thailand on a honeymoon depends on your preferences and the weather. The dry season, from November to April, is generally considered the best time to visit as the weather is more predictable, and there is less chance of rainfall. However, this is also the peak tourist season, so expect larger crowds and higher prices. If you prefer to avoid the crowds, consider traveling during the shoulder seasons of May and October when the weather can still be favorable. The rainy season, from May to October, offers lower rates and fewer tourists but be prepared for occasional showers.

The Perfect Thailand Honeymoon Itinerary

After careful consideration of the various attractions and destinations in Thailand, my partner and I are excited to share our perfect Thailand honeymoon itinerary based on our real 12 days in Thailand. Start your adventure with four days in Bangkok, where you can explore the vibrant city, its temples, and street markets. Next, head to Chiang Mai for four days to visit ancient temples, take a cooking class, and explore the lush countryside. Finally, spend the last four days relaxing on the beautiful beaches of Phuket, indulging in water sports, and enjoying romantic beachside dinners.

Bangkok Bliss: Day 1-4

Things to do in bangkok:, wat arun ratchawararam ratchawaramahawihan.

My partner and I were blown away by the beauty and the serenity of the Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn. First and foremost, the architecture is stunning. The intricacy of the designs and the way the sunlight hits the temple is a sight to behold. Climbing up the central prang just before sunset, we could see the sun slowly setting over the Chao Phraya River, painting the sky in hues of orange and pink – a truly romantic moment that we’ll never forget.

Another aspect that made our visit to Wat Arun even more special was seeing people dressed in traditional Thai clothing taking photos around the temple. It is a popular spot for both locals and tourists to don beautiful, colorful traditional Thai dresses and capture stunning photos against the backdrop of the temple.

Yaowarat Night Market

If you and your partner are food lovers, adventure seekers, and night owls, then embarking on a food tour at the Yaowarat Night Market is a must-do activity for your honeymoon trip. Located in the heart of Bangkok’s Chinatown, this bustling night market offers a unique blend of flavors, sights, and sounds that will make your night truly memorable. In my opinion, the best street food in Bangkok can be found at Yaowarat.

My partner and I are both foodies at heart, so the first thing we did was dive straight into the culinary delights that Yaowarat has to offer. The air was filled with the mouth-watering aroma of food being cooked fresh on the spot. We started with some succulent pork satay skewers from a street vendor, followed by a steaming plate of Pad Thai at a small yet cozy eatery.

We then had a feast at Nai Ek Noodles and Lek & Rut Seafood, two popular spots in the area. At Nai Ek, the braised pork ribs were to die for – perfectly cooked and loaded with flavor. And Lek & Rut Seafood was a revelation. The seafood was incredibly fresh and cooked to perfection. Touring the Yaowarat Night Market and indulging in the delicious Chinese and Thai food made our honeymoon in Thailand all the more special.

Wat Phra Kaew

Wat Phra Kaew, or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, is another awe-inspiring temple in Bangkok that is perfect for honeymooners. Located within the Grand Palace complex, Wat Phra Kaew is not just a religious landmark, but also a symbol of Thai culture and history. We were amazed by the intricate details of the architecture, the vibrant colors, and the stunning murals that depict scenes from Thai folklore and history. Walking hand in hand through the beautifully landscaped gardens, amidst the stunning backdrop of golden spires and colorful tiles, was incredibly romantic. This visit also gave us a deeper connection to the local culture, as we were fascinated by the reverence with which the locals treat the Emerald Buddha, and it was a humbling experience to witness their devotion. 

Bang Krachao

Bang Krachao, often referred to as the ‘Green Lung’ of Bangkok, was a breath of fresh air, quite literally, after the days we spent exploring the bustling city. For our honeymoon, we were looking for a blend of experiences, and a day of cycling in this oasis seemed like the perfect contrast to the busy streets of Bangkok.

We started our day early, renting bicycles from a small shop near the pier. The rental process was straightforward, and the shop owner even provided us with a map highlighting the key attractions of the area. Equipped with our gear, we set off to explore the network of elevated pathways that crisscross the area. 

One of the first things we noticed was the change in air quality. The air in Bang Krachao was noticeably fresher, and the lush greenery that surrounded us was a welcome change from the concrete jungle of Bangkok. As we cycled along, we encountered small villages, local temples, and even a few hidden cafes. The atmosphere was relaxed, and the locals seemed to go about their day at a leisurely pace.

Overall, cycling at Bang Krachao was a memorable and enjoyable experience for a romantic honeymoon trip.  If you’re looking for an alternative to the usual tourist spots in Bangkok, and want to experience the city from a different perspective, a cycling tour of Bang Krachao is highly recommended.

Best Restaurants in Bangkok for Honeymoon

Nestled amidst the lavish setting of ICONSIAM, Baan Ice stands out as a testament to Thailand’s rich Southern cuisine. From the moment we walked in, the ambiance oozed romance. Candlelit tables, soft traditional music, and a riverside view – what more could honeymooners ask for?

We were particularly taken by their Spicy curry with crab meat and wild betel leaves, which felt like a luxurious treat with its rich flavors and generous chunks of succulent crab meat. And then there was the ‘tom yum goong’ – a spicy and tangy shrimp soup that left a lasting impression on our taste buds. Every sip was a revelation of flavors, a beautiful balance of spicy, sour, and savory.

The price point is a bit on the higher side compared to local street fare, but for a honeymoon treat, it’s absolutely worth the splurge. The service? Impeccable. Every staff member made us feel like we were the only couple in the restaurant.

For anyone looking to intertwine romance with authentic Thai flavors, Baan Ice is the place. Just a heads up, if you’re planning a visit, make sure to reserve a riverside table. The view of the Chao Phraya River under the starlit sky adds a magical touch to the dining experience.

Neil’s Tavern

Just when I thought our honeymoon couldn’t get any better, we stumbled upon Neil’s Tavern . Hidden amidst the bustling streets of Sukhumvit, this restaurant is an ode to the classic steakhouses of yesteryears. On the recommendation of a friendly local, we decided to give it a shot and, boy, are we glad we did!

Walking in felt like taking a step back in time with its plush leather seats and dim, romantic lighting – perfect for honeymooners like us. We decided to start with the lobster bisque and it was an explosion of flavors. Rich, creamy, and full of depth. For mains, their signature steak melted in my mouth. It’s hard to describe just how perfectly cooked it was; each bite was a testament to the chef’s skill, further enhancing our delightful evening. My partner had the grilled salmon, and it came out flaky, moist, and with a delicate smokiness that lingered.

Our night was made even more special with their impeccable service. It felt like they knew it was our honeymoon without us even mentioning it. The cherry on top? Their classic chocolate lava cake. Rich, gooey, and just the right amount of sweetness to cap off a memorable evening.

Neil’s might not be the cheapest option in town, but for such a significant occasion, it was worth every baht. If you’re in Bangkok, whether on a honeymoon or just craving a classic dining experience, Neil’s Tavern should be on your list. Just a little tip for couples: request a corner booth for that extra touch of intimacy.

Our Top Hotel Pick for a Bangkok Honeymoon

We picked the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park for our stay during our honeymoon in Bangkok. Located conveniently in the heart of Bangkok, this luxurious hotel served as a relaxing oasis in the midst of the city’s hustle and bustle.

It’s situated just a 10-minute walk from the Phrom Phong BTS Skytrain Station, the tranquil Benjakitti Park, and the endless shopping options at The EM District. Moreover, the Suvarnabhumi International Airport is approximately a 40-minute drive away. From the moment we stepped into the grand and opulent lobby, we were welcomed with warm smiles and top-notch service. Our room was elegantly furnished, featuring a plush bed, modern amenities, and a breathtaking view of the city.

Additionally, the hotel offers a variety of dining options, a serene spa, and a stunning swimming pool, which quickly became our favorite spot to unwind after a day of exploring. For a truly indulgent experience, we treated ourselves to a traditional Thai massage at the hotel’s Quan Spa, which was rejuvenating. What truly made our stay exceptional, however, was the attentive and friendly staff who went above and beyond to ensure our honeymoon was nothing short of perfect. Given our wonderful experience, we wholeheartedly recommend the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park to anyone planning a honeymoon in Bangkok.

Charming Chiang Mai: Day 4-8

Things to do in chiang mai:, wat rong khun.

While in Chiang Mai, consider taking a day trip to Chiang Rai to visit the famous White Temple, also known as Wat Rong Khun. We’d heard so much about the White Temple, and we simply couldn’t miss the chance to see it in person. As soon as we arrived, we were taken aback by its sheer brilliance. The temple sparkled in the sunlight, with its detailed white patterns standing out. 

Hand in hand, we wandered around the temple, really impressed by the detailed patterns and shiny bits everywhere. Every corner seemed to tell a story, a fusion of traditional Thai culture and modern artistic expressions. There was also this pond with koi fish that made everything feel really calm and peaceful.

Inside, it was a different world. There were artistic details that surprised us, adding unexpected beauty to this unique temple.

Wat Rong Suea Ten

On our honeymoon adventure in Chiang Rai, we made sure to check out the Blue Temple, or Wat Rong Suea Ten. Seriously, pictures don’t do it justice! The entire temple was bathed in this vibrant blue hue, and everywhere we looked there were these awesome detailed artworks. Hanging out there, with the whole place glowing in blue, had this magical vibe. We just sat, taking it all in, feeling so lucky to experience it together on our special trip.

Wat Huay Pla Kang

On our honeymoon, we didn’t miss out on visiting the Big Buddha Statue at Wat Huay Pla Kang. Wow, it was massive! Climbing up, we were rewarded with this breathtaking panoramic view of the whole city. We later found out it’s considered one of the tallest Buddha statues in Thailand.

Cooking class in Chiang Mai

We decided to dive deep into Thai culture with a traditional cooking class. We got our hands dirty making classic dishes like pad Thai and green curry, all with fresh local ingredients. This hands-on experience will not only be fun but also useful when you return home and want to recreate these flavors in your own kitchen. Honestly, for other honeymooners out there, this is a must-do. It’s such a fun way to connect and bring a piece of the trip back home with you.

Best Restaurants in Chiang Mai for Honeymoon

The service 1921 restaurant & bar.

In Chiang Mai, right by the quiet Mae Ping River, there’s a special place called The Service 1921 Restaurant & Bar . It’s a mix of the old and the new, and it’s beautiful. During my honeymoon, we were looking for a special dinner, and this place was perfect.

When we arrived at the Anantara Chiang Mai Resort, The Service 1921 looked welcoming and full of history. The entrance, reminiscent of an old British consulate, told stories of bygone eras, whispered secrets, and decadent nights. Holding my partner’s hand, we stepped into a world that promised a fusion of Thai, Chinese, and colonial influences.

The evening began with cocktails, each inspired by age-old recipes but given a modern twist. As I took a sip of one of their signature drinks, I was immediately drawn into the rich history and tradition that seemed to be embedded in every flavor. The tastes were intricate and mesmerizing, truly capturing the essence of the era they represented.

For dinner, we indulged in a range of dishes that showcased the artistry of the chef. Each plate was a masterpiece—visually stunning and delectably flavorful. The spicy Thai curry, tempered with creamy coconut milk, was a revelation. Meanwhile, the dim sum—each piece a delicate parcel of joy—was unlike any I’d tasted before. The flavors were authentic yet innovative, a delightful dance between tradition and modernity.

What truly stood out, beyond the food, was the ambiance. We dined in one of the private rooms, surrounded by colonial artifacts, as soft jazz played in the background. It felt as if we had traveled back in time, with every detail exuding romance and nostalgia.

B Samcook Home 16

B Samcook Home 16 is a family-owned gem in Chiang Mai, celebrated for its Northern Thai fusion cuisine. With its intimate ambiance and stylish decor, it’s the perfect backdrop for a romantic dinner

The ambiance of the restaurant was relaxed yet trendy. We were instantly enamored by the koi pond and the impressive elephant statues, giving it a quintessentially Thai charm.

Being foodies, we couldn’t resist trying the Chef Table Set Menu. We were first served with Spring Rolls filled with Crab Meat and Cream Cheese, a delicious opener to our meal. Following this was a unique Tom Yum Soup with a Vietnamese twist, which tantalized our taste buds with its spicy and tangy flavors.

Our mains, the Grilled Salmon with spicy lime sauce and Confit Duck Leg with Mix Berry Sauce , were culinary masterpieces. Each bite was an explosion of flavors and showcased the innovative approach of Chef Boy, the talent behind the restaurant.

What was particularly delightful were the palette-cleansing juices served between courses. They enhanced our dining experience by preparing us for the next dish. And, as a sweet ending to our meal, we indulged in the traditional Thai dessert of mixed tapioca in coconut milk. It was a creamy delight.

B Samcook Home 16 certainly has a unique take on traditional dishes, and its contribution to Northern Thai Fusion cuisine is noteworthy. We felt the love and passion in every dish and the service was impeccable.

Our Top Hotel Pick for a Chiang Mai Honeymoon

We chose Le Méridien Chiang Mai for our stay, and it was so great. The rooms at this hotel seamlessly blend style and comfort. Each spacious and modern room features a generous bathroom equipped with both a rain shower and a separate soaking tub. The beds ensure a restful sleep, thanks to their comfort and high-thread-count duvets. Modern amenities are aplenty, with each room boasting a flat-screen TV, minibar, and complimentary Wi-Fi. 

What made our stay even better were the activities around. We had a blast at the Half Day Thai Cooking Course, picking up some cool recipes to try at home. The Doi Inthanon National Park was a beautiful escape, with its lush landscapes, and our evening visit to the Chiang Mai Night Safari was a fun adventure, getting to see animals in a whole new light.

And when it came to food, we were spoilt for choice. We loved trying the delicious Italian dishes at Favola and for a local treat, Kam Wan Noodle hit the spot.

The cherry on top? The fantastic service at the hotel. They made everything so easy, from suggesting places to visit to helping us book our activities. If you’re considering a trip to Chiang Mai, Le Méridien is a fantastic pick. We had an awesome time and bet you will too!

Paradise in Phuket: Day 9-12

Things to do in phuket:, patong beach.

Our trip to Phuket was unforgettable, especially the time we spent at Patong Beach. It was the perfect spot for us as a newlywed couple to bask in the sun, sand, and sea. We enjoyed romantic strolls along the beach, watched the sun setting into the ocean, and had a candlelit dinner at one of the beachfront restaurants. The nightlife at Patong Beach was incredibly vibrant, and we danced the night away, hand in hand.

Phi Phi Islands

We also visited the Phi Phi Islands, a breathtaking group of six islands located about 40 km southeast of Phuket. It was a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of Phuket, providing us with moments of peace and quiet. We took a romantic boat ride as part of the island tour, went snorkeling and scuba diving, and relaxed on the beach. The natural beauty of the islands was awe-inspiring, and we couldn’t help but capture the moments with our camera. No matter what kind of adventure you’re looking for, you’ll find it in some part of the island.

Old Phuket Town

Exploring Old Phuket Town was another highlight of our honeymoon. Nestled within the larger Phuket City, this “old city” area allowed us to dive deep into the history and culture of Phuket. We walked hand in hand along the streets, admiring the beautiful architecture, and visited several museums and art galleries. The vibrant street art scene was a pleasant surprise, and we took plenty of photos to remember our time there.

Best Restaurants in Phuket for Honeymoon

We decided to have a special dinner at La Gritta, having heard of its reputation as one of the most romantic restaurants in the area. Our experience there surpassed all our expectations.

Nestled within the Amari Phuket Resort, La Gritta Phuket offered us not just a meal, but an enchanting evening. The first thing that struck us was the breathtaking view of Patong Bay. As we sat on the wooden terrace by the sea, surrounded by swaying coconut trees, the tropical ambiance was both intimate and surreal.

Being fans of Italian cuisine, we were thrilled by the extensive menu. We started with the Insalata Caprese and Prosciutto di Parma, which was a delightful introduction to our meal. Following this, we indulged in the Risotto Marinara and Carpaccio di Manzo. Every dish was a testament to authentic Italian flavors. The highlight of our evening, however, was the Tomahawk steak from Australia. Perfectly cooked and generously portioned, it was a dish we relished together.

We had chosen to arrive around 6 pm, and it was the right decision. Witnessing the sunset over Patong Bay while sipping wine from their impressive list created memories we’ll forever cherish.

Service was impeccable. Efficient, attentive, yet unintrusive, the staff made sure our evening was uninterrupted. We also noted that the restaurant was spacious enough, with both indoor and outdoor sections, accommodating a significant number of guests without feeling crowded.

One recommendation for honeymooners would be to make a reservation, especially if you desire a table by the water. It’s evident that La Gritta is a sought-after dining destination in Phuket.

L’Arôme by the Sea

We went to L’Arôme by the Sea during our stay in Phuket. As we approached the restaurant, the breathtaking view of the Andaman Sea immediately captivated us. We had scheduled our visit to coincide with sunset and made our way to the rooftop bar. Over crafted cocktails, we watched the sun paint the sky in hues of orange and pink over Patong Bay.

The modern cuisine curated by Chef Yannick Hollenstein was a true culinary delight. Each dish was a blend of sophistication with unexpected twists. Opting for the 7-course menu with wine pairings, every plate felt like a journey through the best of French cuisine. The impeccable service only added to the charm, making the evening feel even more special.

Knowing about its recognition in the Michelin Guide for Thailand, the dining experience clearly showcased why it held such an honor. The ambiance was both intimate and enchanting, making it a night to remember.

Between courses, we took a moment to enjoy the ambiance, with the aroma of the sea and the serene vibes of Kalim Beach from its vantage point at the north end.

For those seeking exquisite French cuisine paired with unparalleled sea views, L’Arôme by the Sea in Phuket is the place to be

Our Top Hotel Pick for a Phuket Honeymoon

We stayed at the InterContinental Phuket Resort for our Phuket honeymoon and it truly lived up to the hype. We opted for the Classic Room, a generous 50-sqm villa, and were pleasantly surprised with our private pool. An added luxury was the full Club InterContinental benefits that came with it. The room itself was adorned with rich hues and warm wood tones, giving it a welcoming and intimate feel. The modern amenities, including air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and swift internet access, made our stay exceedingly comfortable.

While we loved our villa, we couldn’t help but peek at the Three Bedroom Suite during our stay. At 360 sq.m., it looked incredibly spacious, boasting views of the landscaped surroundings and the pool. The hotel’s facilities were top-notch. The outdoor pool was refreshing, and the beachfront bar became our go-to spot for evening relaxation. We dined at Jaras Restaurant and were impressed with the modern Thai cuisine. If you’re into something grander, Devas’ Lounge is the place.

Exploring the area was easy. Kamala Beach is right at the doorstep, perfect for beach walks. We ventured out to Phuket Old Town and were charmed by its architecture and street art. Don’t miss the sunset at Promthep Cape – it’s a short drive away and truly mesmerizing.

In short, if you’re considering a honeymoon in Phuket, the InterContinental is a strong contender. Modern amenities, impeccable service, and a prime location – it checks all the boxes. Highly recommended.

What are the must-visit destinations in Thailand for a honeymoon?

Some of the must-visit destinations in Thailand for a honeymoon include Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Phi Phi Islands, and the southern islands like Koh Lanta and Koh Samui. Each of these places offers unique experiences, from vibrant city life to stunning beaches and cultural heritage.

How many days should I plan for a honeymoon trip to Thailand?

A 12-day honeymoon in Thailand allows for a perfect mix of relaxation, cultural exploration, and romantic experiences. However, if you have more time, you can extend your trip to two weeks to explore more destinations and have additional leisure days.

Can you recommend some romantic places to visit in Thailand?

Yes, some romantic places to visit in Thailand include the island of Koh Lanta with its pristine beaches, the Phi Phi Islands known for their turquoise waters and limestone cliffs, and the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary in Chiang Mai, where you can have an up-close encounter with gentle giants while supporting ethical elephant tourism.

What are some unique experiences to include in a Thailand honeymoon itinerary?

Some unique experiences to include in a Thailand honeymoon itinerary are taking a traditional long-tail boat tour of Phang Nga Bay, visiting the famous Doi Suthep temple in Chiang Mai, exploring the floating markets in Bangkok, and enjoying a romantic dinner cruise along the Chao Phraya River.

Is it recommended to spend a day or two in Bangkok during a Thailand honeymoon?

Yes, it is highly recommended to spend at least a day or two in Bangkok during a Thailand honeymoon. Bangkok offers a unique blend of modern city life and traditional Thai culture. You can explore iconic landmarks, try delicious street food, shop at local markets, and experience the vibrant nightlife.

How should I plan my trip for the perfect Thailand honeymoon?

To plan the perfect Thailand honeymoon, start by deciding on the duration of your trip and the destinations you want to visit. Research the best time to visit, book your international flights and accommodations in advance, and create a custom itinerary that includes a mix of relaxation, adventure, and cultural experiences. Don’t forget to leave some free time for spontaneous exploration and romantic moments.

What should I pack for a honeymoon in Thailand?

When packing for a honeymoon in Thailand, remember to bring lightweight and breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, and a travel adapter. It’s also a good idea to pack a small day backpack for day trips and tours.

Thailand or Bali for Honeymoon?

Thailand or Bali for a honeymoon? Both destinations have their own unique charm and appeal. Thailand, with its diverse landscapes and rich, vibrant culture, offers a range of experiences from exploring bustling cities to relaxing on serene islands. Bali, while smaller, provides a more intimate and arguably romantic setting, with its beautiful beaches and lush interiors. Both boast stunning temples and offer lush jungle scenery to explore. Ultimately, whether you choose a honeymoon in Thailand and Bali , it boils down to your personal preference and what you envision for your special trip. If adventure and a variety of cultural experiences appeal to you, Thailand might be the way to go. If you’re looking for a more laid-back and romantic vibe, Bali could be your ideal destination.

James Collin, with an MBA and over 14 years in the travel and publishing industries, founded Thailand Solo Travel to spotlight Thailand’s untold stories. His extensive experience in both the travel and publishing sectors, coupled with his academic prowess, has enabled him to steer the company toward success and recognition. James is not only a business leader but also a storyteller at heart, dedicated to sharing the rich, diverse narratives of Thailand with audiences around the world

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Plan the perfect thailand honeymoon: a guide for lovers.

Are you looking for the perfect destination to celebrate your honeymoon? Thailand offers some of the most romantic getaways, with its beautiful islands and resorts. From discovering secluded beaches to exploring lush jungles, a thailand honeymoon has something special in store for every couple. To make sure that your dream vacation goes off without a hitch, we’ve put together this guide on all things related to having an unforgettable thailand honeymoon. We cover everything from which islands are best suited for couples who want a private escape, romantic activities you can do during your stay, must-visit luxury resorts and what essentials you should pack before taking off!

Best Islands for a Honeymoon in Thailand

Koh Samui is a popular destination for honeymooners due to its stunning beaches, lush jungles and vibrant nightlife. It’s the perfect place to relax with your partner in paradise, offering activities such as swimming, snorkeling and kayaking. For couples looking for an extra romantic experience, there are plenty of luxurious resorts that offer private villas with breathtaking views of the sea.

Phuket is one of Thailand’s most beautiful islands and offers many activities for couples on their honeymoon. Whether you want to explore the island’s stunning beaches or take part in some exciting water sports like scuba diving or parasailing, there’s something here for everyone. The island also has plenty of romantic restaurants where you can enjoy a delicious meal together while admiring the sunset over the Andaman Sea.

Krabi is known for its picturesque limestone cliffs and pristine white sand beaches, making it an ideal destination for a romantic getaway. Here you can find plenty of secluded spots along the coastline to spend quality time with your partner away from prying eyes. For those feeling adventurous, there are opportunities to go hiking through lush jungle trails or take boat trips around nearby islands such as Phi Phi Don and Koh Lanta Yai.

From the white sand beaches of Phuket to the stunning limestone cliffs of Koh Phi Phi, Thailand is a paradise for honeymooners looking for a romantic getaway. Next, let’s explore some of the best activities and attractions to enjoy on your honeymoon in Thailand.

Romantic Things to Do in Thailand

Beachside dinners.

Nothing says romance like a romantic dinner on the beach. Whether you’re looking for an intimate setting or something more extravagant, Thailand has plenty of options to choose from. Many resorts offer private beach dinners with a variety of delicious menu items and beautiful views. For those who want to take it up a notch, there are also luxury cruises that provide five-star meals while sailing around some of Thailand’s most picturesque islands.

Private Boat Tours

Explore the beauty of Thailand together by taking a private boat tour along its stunning coastline. From snorkeling in crystal clear waters to exploring hidden coves and caves, this is one activity that will make your honeymoon extra special. There are many companies offering these tours so be sure to do your research before booking one! You can even customize the tour according to your preferences and budget – whether you want something luxurious or just simple sightseeing, there’s something for everyone here!

Cooking Classes

If you both love food then why not learn how to cook traditional Thai dishes together? Taking cooking classes is an excellent way to bond as well as learning about local cuisine and culture at the same time. Most cooking classes include market visits where you can buy fresh ingredients before heading back into the kitchen with experienced chefs who will teach you all their secrets! Plus, after all that hard work, what better way than enjoying your creations together?

Spa Treatments

Relaxation is key when it comes to any honeymoon getaway, especially in Thailand. Pamper yourselves with spa treatments such as couples massages or facials which will leave both of you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated for days afterwards. There are plenty of spas located throughout Thailand offering everything from traditional Thai massage techniques through Ayurvedic treatments; whatever takes your fancy.

From the bustling city of Bangkok to the stunning beaches of Phuket, Thailand offers plenty of romantic activities for couples looking to spend quality time together.

Best Resorts for Honeymoons in Thailand

Thailand is a popular destination for honeymooners looking to enjoy a romantic getaway. With its stunning beaches, lush jungles and vibrant culture, it’s no wonder couples flock here to celebrate their love. When planning your honeymoon in Thailand, one of the most important decisions you will make is choosing the right resort.

There are many resorts throughout Thailand that offer luxurious amenities and romantic packages specifically designed for honeymoons. Some of the best include:

The Four Seasons Resort, Koh Samui

Located on an idyllic beachfront setting on Koh Samui Island, this five-star resort offers breathtaking views of the Gulf of Thailand from every room. The resort features two infinity pools with private cabanas, a spa offering traditional Thai massage treatments and several restaurants serving local specialties as well as international cuisine. Honeymooners can also take advantage of exclusive packages such as sunset cruises or private dinners on the beach.

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Soneva Kiri , Koh Kood

Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi in all rooms and take advantage of the property’s convenient location close to popular attractions and romantic dining options. With a 5-star rating, this top-quality property offers on-site massage, restaurant, and hot tub facilities. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi in all rooms and take advantage of the property’s convenient location in the Laem Pong Lak Uan area of Koh Kood, close to popular attractions and romantic dining options.

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Anantara Hua Hin Resort & Spa

Situated just steps away from pristine white sand beaches along the Gulf Coast near Bangkok , Anantara Hua Hin Resort & Spa provides couples with an unforgettable experience surrounded by natural beauty. The luxury accommodations feature contemporary decor inspired by Thai culture while providing modern comforts like flat screen TVs , Wi-Fi access, rain showers and plunge pools. Guests can indulge in delicious meals prepared by world class chefs at any number of fine dining establishments within walking distance from Anantara Hua Hin Resort & Spa before enjoying relaxing spa treatments together at nightfall. Special honeymoon packages provide guests with additional perks including champagne breakfasts served daily in bed or dinner for two beneath a canopy of stars overlooking Cha Am Beach.

Banyan Tree, Koh Samui

The Banyan Tree Thailand Samui offers a romantic tropical honeymoon experience with private villas, a hydrothermal spa experience, and the opportunity to participate in a traditional Thai cooking class or a guided Sense of Nature Walk. Couples can also enjoy the use of complimentary marine equipment and explore the tranquil waters of the private bay, including snorkelling, stand-up paddleboarding, windsurfing, sailing, and kayaking.

When selecting your ideal resort for your dreamy Thai getaway, consider factors such as location (nearby attractions), amenities (pools/spas), cost (budget friendly options available) and services offered (private tours/romantic experiences). By doing so you will be able to find exactly what you need to ensure that your special day becomes even more memorable.

From romantic beachfront resorts to luxurious city hotels, Thailand offers a variety of honeymoon experiences for couples looking for the perfect getaway.

What to Pack For Your Honeymoon in Thailand

Clothing and accessories.

When packing for your honeymoon in Thailand, it’s important to bring clothing that is both comfortable and stylish. For daytime activities, lightweight linen or cotton pieces are ideal. Pack a few tank tops, shorts, skirts, dresses and light sweaters for evenings out. A pair of sandals or flip-flops will come in handy when you’re exploring the islands. Bring along one nice outfit such as a dressy sundress or shirt and trousers if you plan on going out to dinner at an upscale restaurant.

Bring enough toiletries with you so that you don’t have to worry about running out during your stay in Thailand. Include items like shampoo, conditioner, body wash/soap, toothpaste and deodorant as well as any other personal hygiene products you use regularly. Don’t forget sunscreen! You’ll want to make sure you protect yourself from the sun’s rays while spending time outdoors enjoying all that Thailand has to offer!

Electronics & Chargers

If you’re planning on bringing electronics such as laptops or cameras with you on your honeymoon trip be sure not to forget their chargers! Also consider investing in some sort of waterproof case if they are going to be exposed to water during your travels – this can help keep them safe from potential damage caused by moisture exposure. Additionally it may also be wise pack a small power strip so that multiple devices can charge at once without having too many cords cluttering up the space around outlets where available!

Other Essentials

Be sure not to leave home without any necessary documents such as passports (if applicable) and travel insurance information which should always accompany travelers abroad just in case something unexpected happens during their journey away from home country borders. Additionally, it is recommended that couples bring along some cash money since credit cards may not always work everywhere depending upon location – especially when venturing off into more rural areas outside major cities throughout Thailand’s various regions/islands etc.

Make sure to bring all the essentials you need for your honeymoon in Thailand, such as swimwear, sunscreen and insect repellent.

Tips For Planning Your Honeymoon In Thailand

Book flights and accommodations.

Booking flights and accommodations for your honeymoon in Thailand is one of the most important steps to take when planning your trip. Start by researching different airlines, hotels, resorts, or Airbnb options that fit within your budget. Make sure you read reviews from other travelers so you can get an idea of what to expect. Once you’ve found a place that meets all of your needs, book it as soon as possible so you don’t miss out on any deals or discounts!

Budget For Activities and Meals

When planning a honeymoon in Thailand, it’s important to make sure you have enough money set aside for activities and meals throughout the duration of your stay. Research local attractions such as temples or beaches that interest both partners before booking anything. Additionally, look into restaurants with delicious Thai cuisine near where you will be staying so there are plenty of options available during meal times. Allocate some funds for these experiences ahead of time so there won’t be any surprises once vacation begins!

Plan Out Your Itinerary

Creating an itinerary is key when planning a honeymoon in Thailand since this will help keep everything organized while also allowing couples to enjoy their time together without feeling overwhelmed by too many decisions at once. Begin by listing out each day’s activities including sightseeing trips or romantic dinners followed by leisurely strolls along the beachfront after sunset – whatever suits both partners’ interests best! This way everyone knows exactly what they’re doing each day which eliminates stress levels significantly!

Consider Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is always recommended when traveling abroad, especially if something unexpected happens such as flight cancellations due to weather conditions or medical emergencies while away from home. It is wise to look into various travel insurance plans offered online prior to departure in order to be prepared for any potential issues that may arise during the course of the trip; better safe than sorry.

Planning a honeymoon in Thailand is an exciting and rewarding experience, so make sure to do your research and plan ahead for the perfect romantic getaway. Now let’s look at some of the best places to visit on your honeymoon in Thailand!

FAQs in Relation to Thailand Honeymoon

Is thailand good for a honeymoon.

Yes, Thailand is a great destination for honeymooners. With its stunning beaches, lush jungles and vibrant cities, it offers something for everyone. From romantic beachfront resorts to exciting nightlife experiences, there’s plenty of activities to keep couples entertained throughout their stay. Plus, the country boasts some of the best cuisine in Southeast Asia with a wide variety of flavors and dishes that will tantalize your taste buds. Whether you’re looking for an adventure or just want to relax on the beach with your loved one, Thailand has it all!

Which part of Thailand is best for honeymoon?

The best part of Thailand for a honeymoon is undoubtedly the island of Phuket. It has everything you need for an unforgettable romantic getaway: stunning beaches, luxurious resorts, and plenty of activities to enjoy together. From beachside massages to boat trips around the islands, there are countless ways to make your special day even more memorable. Plus, its close proximity to Bangkok makes it easy to explore both cities during your stay! Whether you’re looking for a romantic escape or an adventure-filled holiday, Phuket is the perfect destination for your honeymoon.

Is Thailand better than Bali?

It is difficult to definitively answer the question of whether Thailand or Bali is better, as both destinations offer unique experiences. Thailand offers a range of activities from exploring ancient temples and vibrant cities to relaxing on stunning beaches. Accommodation options are plentiful, ranging from luxury resorts to budget-friendly hostels. Meanwhile, Bali boasts lush landscapes and an abundance of cultural attractions such as traditional Balinese dance performances and art galleries. Both countries also have delicious cuisine with plenty of vegan and vegetarian options available. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference when deciding which destination is best for you!

How many days do you need for a honeymoon in Thailand?

A honeymoon in Thailand can be as short or long as you like. Depending on the activities and attractions you wish to experience, a minimum of 4 days is recommended for a memorable holiday. You could visit some of the country’s most popular destinations such as Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket or Koh Samui; each offering its own unique experiences from bustling city life to serene beaches and lush jungles. With plenty of accommodation options available ranging from luxury resorts to budget-friendly hostels, your dream honeymoon is just around the corner!

Your honeymoon in Thailand is sure to be a memorable and romantic experience. With the right planning, you can make it an unforgettable one! From choosing the best islands for your honeymoon to finding the perfect resort, there are plenty of options available that will ensure your thailand honeymoon is nothing short of magical. Don’t forget to pack all the essentials and plan ahead so you can make the most out of your time together in this beautiful country. Enjoy every moment of your special trip and have a wonderful Thailand honeymoon!

Are you looking for the perfect honeymoon destination? Look no further than Thailand! From romantic beachfront resorts to thrilling activities, this tropical paradise has it all. Our comprehensive guide will help you plan your dream holiday in Thailand, giving you advice on where to stay and what attractions are must-sees. Let us be your one-stop shop for finding the best deals and creating an unforgettable experience that will make your special occasion even more magical.

Simon Smith

I'm a lover of all things adventurous with a particular passion for scuba diving and exploring Thailand's beautiful islands and beaches. I also love exploring the many ancient ruins and historical sites throughout Thailand. If you're looking for advice on planning the perfect trip to Thailand, I'm your man and can help you with everything from finding the best beaches and diving spots, to booking accommodation and tours. So why not drop me a line today and start planning your dream Thai adventure!

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There is a whole universe of special deals, offers and travel advice online. We recommend the following websites and resources to help in planning your perfect trip to Thailand.

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• Skyscanner is always our starting point when searching for domestic and international flights. See all the options in one place with easy options to book.

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12-Day Thailand Honeymoon Itinerary

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Thailand provides a unique and relaxing choice as a honeymoon destination. To help with your planning, check out this 12-day itinerary for Phuket and Krabi's Railay Beach as your island/beach destinations. By visiting these two locations, you'll get a chance to experience one of the country’s most popular islands, with all its conveniences, restaurants, shopping, and crowds, plus a more remote, rugged beach that’s quieter and more beautiful. You could just as easily substitute ​ Koh Samui and Koh Tao . In fact, there are ​ fantastic honeymoon spots all over Thailand.

This itinerary has you moving around a little. You’ll visit three places in just under two weeks, and you’ll be relying on airplanes, cars, and boats to get around. If you do a trip like this one, make sure to pack light —it’s no fun to try to lug a 40-pound suitcase into a small wooden boat. Almost all resorts and hotels in Thailand have laundry service so you don’t need to bring a ton of clothing.

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On this day, arrive in Phuket by air. Splurge on your resort’s airport transfer so you know someone will be waiting for you when you land. Check into your hotel, and spend the first day adjusting to the new time zone but make sure to ask your hotel to arrange a day trip to Koh Phi Phi so you can snorkel in the Andaman. If you’re a diver, you may want to arrange a more specialized itinerary. Have dinner at your hotel or somewhere very close (no need to have a super-special dinner tonight; you’ll probably be too tired to enjoy it).

On day two, head for the beach! If you’re staying in Patong, you’re in for crowds, jet skis, and lots of people watching. If you’ve picked a quieter beach, such as Surin, enjoy the relative calm. Whatever beach you choose on Phuket, you’ll likely have lots of options for a casual lunch. In the afternoon, head back to your resort for some time by the pool. In the evening, consider heading to Patong (if you’re not already staying there) for a local seafood meal and to experience a bit of the island’s nightlife scene.

Wake up early, and head to the pier to board a boat for your day trip to Koh Phi Phi. Remember that nearly all tour guides will pick you up from your hotel, so you don’t need to worry about getting anywhere but down to the lobby. One thing you should worry about, though, is sunscreen and a hat, as you’ll be out on the open water for hours! Spend the day island hopping as you travel by ferry or speedboat from island to island, snorkeling, and sightseeing. These trips generally include lunch and, once the trip is over, a ride back to your hotel. Refresh and relax before heading out for a special dinner in Phuket.

After a relaxing breakfast at your resort (nearly all include breakfast so there’s no reason to travel anywhere for your morning meal), if you’re interested, arrange a car or taxi to take you to old Phuket Town in the late morning. Explore the area for an hour or two (it probably won’t hold your interest for longer than that), then head to lunch at one of the city’s new crop of cool and interesting restaurants. Afterword hit the coast for an afternoon swim. For dinner, consider roughing it a bit at one of the many local restaurants serving casual Thai food in Phuket. Otherwise, head to one of the island’s fancier spots for dinner.

Spend the next two days totally relaxing on the beach or by your resort’s pool. If you want to get a little shopping in, head to Patong’s Jungceylon Mall. If you time it right, you can also have lunch or dinner there, as there are lots of moderate to high-end restaurants to choose from.

Wake up early and either ​ rent a car or arrange a driver to take you to Krabi. Though it would seem to make more sense to go by boat, there are no direct ferries from Phuket to Krabi, and the drive is only a few hours. When you get to Ao Nang, hop on a longtail boat for the 15-minute ride to Railay Beach. At Railay Beach, check into your hotel, relax, and have lunch on the beach. Railay is a small area, so you’ll be able to get the lay of the land quickly.

Spend the next couple of days relaxing on Railay Beach, but make sure to take at least a few hours to try some rock climbing (there are instructors who can teach you and will keep it easy and safe), and some ocean kayaking, as there are little islands and beaches to explore that are best reached by kayak.

Wake up, pack up, and head off Railay Beach to the Krabi airport, where you’ll catch a flight to Bangkok. Most honeymooners spend a couple of days in the capital before or after some time on the islands. You can use this Bangkok honeymoon itinerary to plan that part of your honeymoon.

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Beaches, temples, and mind-blowing street food.

There are countless ways to holiday in Thailand - luxury resort stays , cheap and cheerful backpacking trips, party-centric island hops and head-clearing yoga retreats to name a few. And if you're going on honeymoon in Thailand , it’s also wise to make room for the highlights, especially if it’s your first time in the country!

Some parts of Thailand are simply too marvellous to miss, so whether your plans revolve around touring temples in Ayutthaya, kicking back on the (relatively!) peaceful Railay beach, or finding the best street food in Chiang Mai, you should set aside time for widely-adored destinations like Ko Samui and Chiang Rai too.

And you’re in luck if Thailand is on the top of your honeymoon wish list ! We’ve put together a two-week sample itinerary for you to work from, although we won’t blame you for following it to a tee… actually, we think that would be pretty darn fabulous!

We’ve designed this itinerary for November to March, when average temperatures range from 28°C to 35°C, so you should be able to avoid rainy season showers on most legs of the trip. If you’re travelling outside of these months, you should adjust the itinerary accordingly - unless you want to spend your honeymoon wringing out soggy clothes (you can do that at home!)

It's also important to note that any prices given are rough estimates.

Day 1 - Bangkok

Most international flights land in Bangkok, so this is where you’ll start your Thai adventure! Dive head-first into the culture by visiting a market (Wang Lang, Or Tor Kor or Chatuchak on weekends) for browsing and snacking on local dishes like deep fried pork, rich noodle soups and filled breads. Blow off the dust of your long-haul flight with a traditional Thai massage , but don’t be afraid to ask the masseuse to go easy on you if you’re feeling delicate. Chinatown is your spot for dinner - look for food stalls that appear to be popular with the locals! Budget will dictate where you stay, but there are equally great options for those seeking five-star luxury ( The Mandarin Oriental , The Siam , The Waldorf Astoria ), boutique and boho alternatives ( Shanghai Mansion ) and budget accommodation ( Lub d Bangkok Silom ).

Day 2 - Bangkok

Kick off a day of sightseeing with the iconic Grand Palace and the giant, golden reclining Buddha at Wat Pho . Venture north east to see Wat Saket with its gilded stupa and take a boat over the Chao Phraya river to the beautiful and not-too-crowded Wat Arun temple, where it’s worth sticking around to watch the sun set over its distinctive prang or spires. For dinner, take advantage of Bangkok’s exciting fine dining scene with a world class meal in Nahm (Thai), Zuma (Japanese), Sushi Ichi (Japanese), or L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon (French), priced from as little as €50 per person. Fancy a drink? Take yourself over to Sukhumvit on the city’s east-side for a spot of barhopping.

Day 3 - Ayutthaya

Travel to Ayutthaya on a guided day trip from Bangkok or hire a taxi and driver for the day. Both options should cost around €60. Here, you’ll drink in the crumbling temples of the one-time Siamese capital, including the impressive pagodas at the Historical Park and the beautiful monastic ruins at Wat Mahathat , where you’ll find a Buddha intertwined in the roots of a tree. Grab lunch at one of the restaurants at Wat Mahathat and don’t leave without trying local favourite Roti Sai Mai, Thailand’s impossibly Instagrammable answer to cotton candy.

Day 4 - Chiang Mai

Fly Bangkok to Chiang Mai. There are dozens of flights daily with various carriers and you should be able to secure a one-way seat for €20 to €60.

Your first stop is the famous Warorot Market , where you can buy just about anything - handcrafted textiles and jewellery, as well as the usual, tourist-friendly fare. It’s worth springing for a food tour to get an insider’s recommendations but it’s also fun to let your stomach guide you - must-eats include spiced lemongrass sausage and jackfruit curry.

Don’t miss the flower and fruit and vegetable markets on the river side - the colours are just incredible! Next, head west to the Old City and get lost down its many charming little laneways.

Chiang Mai has a growing coffee culture so grab a cup on your way to the National Museum or the Lanna Folklife Museum . You’re spoiled for choice with accommodation in Chiang Mai - you’ll find everything from quaint B&Bs ( Baan Orapin Heritage B&B ) to luxury suites ( 137 Pillars ).

Day 5 - Chiang Mai

Venture outside the city to the stunning working monastery at Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and climb the 309 steps for an exquisite panoramic view of the city. Animal attractions aren’t always a good choice in Thailand, but the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary about 40 miles outside the city, is one of the few centres where humans interact with animals in a safe environment. Set up by Chiang Mai locals and hill tribes, it invites visitors to feed bananas to the elephants and watch them wash off in the river.

On your way back into the city, stop off to admire the Silver Temple , featuring the highly-skilled silverwork of local craftsmen.

Day 6 - Chiang Rai

Travelling to Chiang Rai by private car or taxi costs around €30 to €40, and it’s really worth spending a bit extra for a driver who will accompany you on a few stops. Start by visiting the idyllic mountain village of Doi Pui , north of Chiang Mai, where you’ll see in locals in traditional dress and can treat yourself to some beautiful and truly unique Hmong crafts. Another worthwhile stop is the temple at Doi Saket with its enormous gold Buddha statue.

Day 7 - Chiang Rai

Take a break from history with the otherworldly white temple at Wat Rong Khun , the work of local artist Chalermchai Kositpipat which dates from 1997, then hire a driver to take you up into the mountains to Doi Mae Salong , a Chinese village with great views and serious charm.

Head back for dinner at Chiang Rai’s night market, where you can sample exotic delicacies like fried grasshoppers, silkworms and beetles, or, for something more familiar, try Thai hot pot, vegetable tempura or one of the vibrant and elaborate fish dishes on offer. For a place to stay, western travellers love the Baan Jaru and Le Patta hotels.

Day 8 - Chiang Rai/Krabi/Railay Beach

Fly from Chiang Rai to Krabi non-stop via Thai AirAsia (two flights daily). A seat should set you back €20 to €40. Travel straight to Railay Beach via a taxi (about €12) to Ao Nang and a 15-minute boat ride (about €3), and lay your heads down at one of the many affordable resorts if you’re keeping an eye on the pennies, or the impossibly luxurious Rayavadee if you’re not.

Day 9 - Railay Beach

You’ve earned yourself a beach day! Depending on your accommodation, you may have to take a longboat to the beach, but the journey will be quick and pleasant. Take in the glorious scenery and find yourself a spot on the sand. If you can sacrifice an hour of lounging, hike up to the viewpoint for a jaw-dropping view and climb down for a dip in the nearby lagoon . Food stalls will keep you topped up with water and snacks, including the unmissable Thai condensed milk pancakes.

Day 10 - Koh Lanta

Travel to Koh Lanta by Tigerline speedboat (1 hour, around €40) or Ao Nao Princess Ferry (2 hours, around €12). You could easily spend the day enjoying one of the island’s postcard-perfect beaches but we do recommend a stroll around Lanta Old Town in the south part of the island, where you can take advantage of the Andaman sea location with a seafood lunch in one of the laid-back local restaurants. Stay in an authentic fishing house ( Lanta Pole Houses ) or a luxury resort ( Pimalai Resort and Spa ).

Day 11 - Koh Samui

Return to Krabi for a flight with Bangkok Airways to Koh Samui (one flight daily, about €90). Now’s the time to splash out on a boutique resort - try Zazen or Hansar Samui in Bo Phut . There’s plenty to do on this picturesque island - see mountain farms and waterfalls on an Eco Jungle Safari Tour , and visit the beautiful, crimson Wat Sila Ngu , a temple perched right on the ocean. Of course, we won’t blame you if you just want to lounge on one of the palm-fringed beaches for the day!

Day 12 - Koh Tao

Take the ferry to the nearby Koh Tao island (€10 to €15 each way) for another day of beautiful beaches and some world class scuba-diving and snorkelling.

Day 13 - Koh Samui/Bangkok

Fly back to Bangkok from Koh Samui at a cost of around €100 to €130, or take the ferry to Suat Thani and an overnight train from there for about €30. If you have time left on Koh Samui and you haven't been yet, head out to the lovely, low-key Fisherman’s Village for some fresh seafood, a massage and another Thai must-eat - mango with sticky rice!

Day 14 - Bangkok

Fly home from Bangkok, but not before you’ve had one last meal in one of the many stalls and restaurants in the buzzing Saphan Taksin and the Bang Rak area of town. Fit in a stroll through the tranquil Lumpini Park too, if you can.

Check out our guide to the most amazing places to stay in Thailand .

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Thailand Honeymoon Packages : rated 4.3 /5 (based on 4300 reviews) | Packages starting from ₹9,000/-

Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, Krabi, and Koh Samui are the destinations covered in the Thailand tour package from India for honeymooners . International airports at Bangkok, Koh Samui, Phuket, and Krabi cater to flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata. The cities in Thailand are well-connected by road, air, and water.

Scroll through our list of honeymoon packages for Thailand as mentioned below, and set off for an expedition to the astonishing landscapes of this exotic destination.

10 Best Romantic Places to Visit With Thailand Honeymoon Packages

What’s Special: Vibrant nightlife, cocktail bars, rooftop bars

Nearby Attractions: N/A

Timings: Through the day

Major Attractions: Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, National Museum & Wang Na Palace.

Distance From City: N/A

Transportation Option: Cabs, buses

Known as the city of angels, Bangkok is one of the hotspots in Thailand for the honeymooners. Ranked as one of the top tourist destinations in the world, Bangkok has a lot in store for not just the regular tourists, but also for the newly weds and the ones reviving their vows. Spend time with your partner at the floating markets, quaint cozy cafes, and magnificent temples. The cultural richness is to be experiences anywhere and everywhere you go - shopping arcades, streets, food stalls, restaurants, cafes, and the popular temples of Bangkok.

What’s Special: Beaches, nightlife, water activities, night markets.

Major Attractions: Patong Beach, Phuket Bird Park, Trick Eye Museum, Jungle Xtreme Adventure Park.

Distance From City: 293 km

Transportation Option: Trains, buses, cabs

The largest island in Thailand, Phuket is quite popular amongst couples and honeymooners. This beautiful destination features mesmerizing beaches, high-end resorts, spa centers, watersports, and vibrant markets to shop at. Spend some recluse time with your partner here visiting places like Phi Phi Island and the enchanting limestone cliffs.

3. Koh Samui

What’s Special: Beaches, water sports, temples.

Timings: Open 24 hours

Major Attractions: Angthong National Marine Park, Big Buddha, Bophut's Fisherman’s Village, Hin Ta and Hin Yai.

Distance From City: 700 km

Transportation Option: Trains, buses

The second largest island in Thailand, Koh Samui has a variety of sightseeing options and experiences to offer to the couples and honeymooners. The beaches are stunning, the activities are varied, the local cuisines are worth relishing, and the general atmosphere is quite relaxing. So, you might want to enjoy activities like bungee jumping and plenty of watersports here absorbing the beauty of white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and mesmerizing picturesque views.

What’s Special: Caves, beaches, four-island tour, night markets.

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: PhraNang Cave Beach, Poda Island, Bamboo Island, Tiger Cave Temple.

Distance From City: 161 km

An exotic destination laden with limestone cliffs and emerald waters, Krabi is an ultimate honeymoon destination for the couples who are adventurous. Enjoy trekking, hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, scuba diving, and a whole lot of other watersports with your partner while honeymooning here.

What’s Special: Beaches, nightlife, bustling markets.

Major Attractions: Coral Island, Underwater World Pattaya, Pattaya Floating Market, Sanctuary of Truth.

Distance From City: 49 km

A vibrant coastal city, Pattaya transformed into a buzzing destination from a quaint fishing village. There is plenty to see and do here. Couples can enjoy their time at Pattaya’s stunning beaches, cabaret bars, luxurious staying options, and shopping malls. Do not forget to experience its buzzing nightlife.

What’s Special: Night markets, street food, water parks

Timings: Open for 24 hours

Major Attractions: Hua Hin beach, Hua Hin night market, Black Mountain Water Park, Dolphin Bay.

Distance From City: 149 km

Transportation Option: Buses, cabs

Hua Hin is one of the most famous seaside attractions in Thailand. Located just 3-hour drive away from vibrant Bangkok, Hua Hin boasts a cozy vibe that attracts numerous travelers. Its nature exploration trails, lively night markets, amusement parks, and toothsome street food add great charm to its beauty.

7. Chiang Mai

What’s Special: Temples, natural attractions, tribal villages.

Major Attractions: Doi Inthanon National Park, Wat Chedi Luang, Chiang Mai Night Safari, The Tiger Kingdom.

Distance From City: 690 km

Dotted with divine temples and picturesque mountains, Chiang Mai is the ultimate spot for travelers who are in search of peace and leisure. This destination offers plenty of things to do for all kinds of travelers. Street food, distinctive species of flora and fauna, temples, and braces make Chiang Mai a perfect destination to enjoy a fun-filled vacation.

8. Phi Phi Islands

What’s Special: Snorkeling, kayaking.

Major Attractions: Bamboo Island, Mosquito Island, Koh Bida Nok & Nai, Koh Khai Nok.

Distance From City: 694 km

One of the best destinations in Southeast Asia, Phi Phi islands is a dreamlike destination that has so much to offer to its visitors. These picturesque islands let travelers bask in the beauty of lovely tropical beaches. Vibrant turquoise waters with surreal marine life and marvelous rock formations make this destination a perfect paradise of all kinds of travelers.

9. Koh Phangan

What’s Special: Full Moon Party, Jungles, beaches, villages.

Major Attractions: Phaeng Waterfall, The Kuan Yin Chinese Temple, Wat Pho.

Distance From City: 768 km

One of the major attractions of Thailand, Koh Phangan is indeed a paradise on earth which is widely famous for its Moon Parties that are held every month. For all the party animals, this is the ultimate place to be. They can witness the ultimate vibrancy and liveliness in Sunrise Beach which itself offers a sight to behold.

10. Sukhothai Old City

What’s Special: Historical sites, temples, Buddhist monasteries.

Major Attractions: Wat Mahathat, Wat Traphang Ngoen, Wat Sa Si.

Distance From City: 369 km

Sukhothai Old City is a quaint destination that features a wide variety of temples and historical sites. Famous for its historical significance, Sukhothai Old City receives a huge influx of visitors every year. While visiting this destination, you will get to witness Thailand’s rustic lifestyle.

What’s Special About A Honeymoon Vacation In Thailand?

The Thailand honeymoon packages all inclusive makes a honeymoon vacation to this amazing destination an experience worth remembering. This vacation offers stunning experiences with your beloved paired along with gorgeous landscapes, cityscapes, and a whole lot of culture and history that can be absorbed in Thailand’s many places. Everything is about experiencing the new with your special someone on a Thailand honeymoon vacation. Go for amazing city tours, island hopping, shopping at the vibrant streets, indulge in flavorful local dishes, enjoy the entertainment shows, get spa treatments and a nice relaxed dinner. Couple all of it together with great spiritual vibes of the many temples that throng this country, you and your partner would feel amazing absorbing the vibes of this romantic honeymoon vacation.

Top Beaches to Explore in Thailand

• Railay Beach: Situated in Krabi, Railay Beach is one of the most awe-strikingly beautiful beaches in Thailand. No wonder, this beach is also an eye-candy for honeymooners. With pristine blue sea on one side and lush green cliffs on the other side, this beach is apt for a dreamlike beachside experience.
• Phra Nang Beach: Tropical background with white shoreline and coral reefs aptly describe Phra Nang Beach. Moreover, you will also find many dramatic caves.
• Karon Beach: Situated in Phuket, Karon Beach is an ideal place to enjoy beachside parties. Also, there are many exotic restaurants present nearby the beach. It offers a quiet escape from the more crowded Patong Beach.
• Kata Beach: This beach too is situated in Phuket. It is considered a kid-friendly beach since the water mostly remains calm. Moreover, it is also an amazing place to witness the spectacular view of the sunset and sunrise.

How To Reach Thailand?

Thailand is a country connected well with all parts of the world. There are several airports in different cities which are well connected. Thailand is a country filled with rich culture and heritage. If you grab a suitable Thailand honeymoon package price , you can visit many places which will leave you awestruck. There are many means of transport to reach Thailand such as Airways, Railways and Roadways. You can avail the local transport in the cities like tuk-tuks, taxis, cabs and skytrains. Plan your honeymoon and grab the best honeymoon package for Thailand ! Here are a few ways to reach Thailand.

With Thailand honeymoon packages , create surreal moments with your better half and enjoy time in an exotic location. Thailand is the most sought-after destination among the people going for a honeymoon due to its vast offerings. You get to witness pristine beaches, tropical rainforest mountains, opulent temples and palaces, traditional floating markets, thrilling nightlife, and lip-smacking Thai cuisine. You can also indulge in many adventurous activities such as diving, trekking, hiking, snorkeling, rafting, and parasailing in Thailand. Experience the rooftop dinner with your partner and enjoy the mesmerizing views. On honeymoon, you can also go for long walks with your better half and enjoy the remarkable sunsets. Experience the rich heritage and warm hospitality of the local people in Thailand, which keeps tourists coming back again and again.With such an exquisite list of the best offerings, there is no reason should you avoid an excursion to this vibrant location. So, do not wait anymore, and book one of the Thailand honeymoon packages with airfare from TravelTriangle and get the best deals and discounts and enjoy the most splendid times together

You can reach Thailand by air from all parts of the world. The two major airports of Thailand are Phuket International Airport and Suvarnabhumi airport located in Bangkok. The international airports located in Hat Yai, Chiang Mai, Krabi and Ko Samui are restricted to take flights of Southeast Asian countries only. The Thai Lion Air and the Thai Air Asia offers great discounts to tourists. The Suvarnabhumi Airport is connected with cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Paris, Sidney, Chennai and Frankfurt. Flights like Air India, Indigo and Thai Airways operates from India. You can go for your Thailand honeymoon from all parts of the world.

Thailand can be reached by train only from the neighbouring countries. The Hualamphong Central Train station is well connected with countries like Malaysia, Laos and Cambodia. The luxury trains also operates till the malaysian border. They are known as the Eastern and Oriental Express. The train that runs from Kuala Lumpur connects to the Padang Besar Station which is in the Thailand-Malaysia border. It is suggestable to travel by train from Southeast Asian countries. These train services are regular and comfortable. There are local train services which connect all the major cities of Thailand. Get your Thailand tour package for couples and experience the wonderful train services of Thailand.

You can reach Thailand from India by road via India-Myanmar-Thailand trilateral highway. The road trip basically starts from a town called Moreh which is located in Manipur. It is a 3200km drive to Mae Sot in Thailand. The best time to travel by road in November to February where the road and weather conditions are clear. It is mandatory to have an International Driving permit and carry all vehicle documents along. It is advisable to carry cash in Myanmar Kat and Thai Bhat. The US dollar can also be carried as the currency is accepted in both countries.

Best Time To Visit Thailand

Thailand mainly has three seasons which are summer, winter and monsoon. The hot summers of Thailand are extremely warm and it is the right time to hit the beach. There are several water sports and beach activities to indulge in. It is the best time to shop too. The winters are moderate and it is the best time to travel to Thailand. You will experience many festivals where the streets are filled with music and lights. Thailand receives high amount of rainfall during monsoon seasons. The following are the best time to visit Thailand with an ideal Thailand honeymoon from India .

November-February

The temperature ranges between 15 to 28 degrees during the winters in Thailand. It is the best time to visit the country for tourists. It is advisable to carry jackets for tourists who wants to indulge in trekking. The west and east coasts are packed with tourists to enjoy the beaches. Festivals like the Royal Barge Procession and the Loy Krathong are celebrated in November. Christmas and New year are celebrated throughout the country and the fireworks are not to be missed. Cities like Phuket, Pattaya and Bangkok are the best places to visit in Thailand including several islands too.

The summers of Thailand are hot and dry where the temperature ranges from 32 to 40 degree celcius. It is the period when the country experiences low level of tourism as the weather is extreme. Therefore, the prices of flights and hotels become extremely cheap during this season. It is suggestable to hit the beach in order to cool off the heat. The Khao san road is a must visit as it has various recreational spots like cafes, bars, jazz clubs and restaurants. The Grand Songkran and the Amazing Thailand Grand Sale happens during this time of the year.

July-October

This season experiences high amount of rainfall and the temperature ranges between 26 to 34 degree celsius. It is hot and humid during the daytime but the weather gets better at night. The moon festival is celebrated in September where you get moon cakes from bakeries. The Vegetarian festival also falls in this season where sweet cakes and noodle soup can be tried from the streets. The season is suitable for tourists who like rainfall and hail. It is an ideal season for honeymooners to hit the beaches and indulge in water activities.

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₹ 22,000/- ₹ 24,176/-.

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• James Bond Island
• Rassada Harbour
• Hill station

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Incredible Thailand Honeymoon Package

₹ 25,000/- ₹ 27,778/-

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Mesmerizing Phuket Honeymoon Package

₹ 18,000/- ₹ 20,647/-.

• Siam Niramit
• Chinese Junk Boat
• Phuket (5D)

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Phuket Krabi Honeymoon Package

₹ 29,800/- ₹ 35,760/-.

• Phi Phi Island

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Sensational Pattaya Honeymoon Tour Package

₹ 19,000/- ₹ 21,111/-.

• Coral Island
• Alcazar Cabaret
• Candlelight Dinner
• Pattaya (4D)

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Best Bangkok & Phuket Honeymoon Package For A Pocket Friendly Vacation

₹ 19,000/- ₹ 20,652/-.

• Beach Holiday
• Phi Phi Island tour
• Dinner Cruise
• Temple Tour

Exhilarating Bangkok Pattaya Honeymoon Package

₹ 29,900/- ₹ 32,857/-.

• Alcazar Show
• Pattaya (2D)

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Splendid Bangkok Pattaya Honeymoon Package

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Honeymoon Tour To Beguiling Bangkok

₹ 9,000/- ₹ 9,890/-

• Safari World
• Leisure Time

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Amazing Bangkok Honeymoon Package

₹ 39,900/- ₹ 43,846/-.

• Bangkok (2D)
• Koh Samui (2D)
• Pattaya (3D)

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₹ 26,000/- ₹ 30,875/-.

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₹ 17,249/- ₹ 19,405/-.

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₹ 21,750/- ₹ 26,100/-.

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Tantalizing Thailand Honeymoon Package

₹ 17,999/- ₹ 19,999/-.

• Island Tours
• Sandy Beaches

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₹ 20,624/- ₹ 22,664/-.

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• Scuba Diving

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₹ 42,500/- ₹ 46,703/-.

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₹ 34,500/- ₹ 37,500/-.

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Romantic Rendezvous: A Honeymoon in Bangkok

₹ 54,999/- ₹ 60,439/-.

• Full Moon Party
• Buddhist temple
• Thai cuisine
• Koh Samui (3D)

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The average cost of a honeymoon in Thailand will depend upon the number of people travelling, the type of accommodation (luxury, budget, family), and the number of days you plan to spend at the destination. For 3 nights and 4 days in Thailand, you can end up shelling out INR 27,000 whereas if you are planning a long trip of around 6 nights and 7 days, you may spend INR 27,000 to INR 33,000.

Is Thailand safe for a honeymoon?

Yes, Thailand is often referred to as one of the most popular destinations for honeymooners given that the view of mountains and beach escapades make it perfect for post-marital travel.

What is there to do in Thailand for a honeymoon?

When on your honeymoon celebrate your love with our budget-friendly packages which incorporates romantic places such as Bangkok, Phuket, Koh Samui, Krabi, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Chiang Mai, Phi Phi Islands, Koh Phangan and Sukhothai Old City. You can even explore beautiful beaches in Thailand and enjoy sunrise and sunset.

What are the best Thailand honeymoon packages offered by TravelTriangle?

Below listed are some of the best Thailand honeymoon packages offered by us:

Krabi Phuket Honeymoon Tour

Which are the best hotels for a honeymoon in Thailand?

Some of the best hotels are Admiral Suites Bangkok, Avani Atrium Bangkok, Central Pattaya Hotel, Blue Ocean Resort Phuket and Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok.

Will the properties arrange for a romantic candlelight dinner?

Properties might or might not arrange for a romantic candlelight dinner for the couples, One can always ask the staff prior to the booking.

What are some of the best experiences to have on a honeymoon?

Some of the top experiences that couples on honeymoon can have in Thailand are a cruise, couples massage, Exploring marine life, couples cooking classes and more.

Which are the best months to visit Thailand for a honeymoon?

The weather is pleasant during the winter season i.e November - March. And so this season is the best time to visit Thailand. Summer months of April and May are extremely hot and must be avoided. The rainy season, i.e June - October, is highly unpredictable and there are chances that the travelers might not be able to take up water activities on days of heavy rainfall.

What are the best places to visit in Thailand for honeymoon?

Thailand is a honeymooners' haven, thanks to its pretty views, plenty of shopping options, romantic beaches and active nightlife. More than anything else, newly married couples come over to Thailand to blow off some steam before plunging into the married life. There are plenty of options to choose from in this country, based on your and your better half’s choices. Take a look below:

• Phuket for scuba diving and resorts on the beach
• Bangkok for historical monuments, food and shopping
• Phi Phi Islands for snorkeling
• Chiang Mai for wildlife, shopping
• Pattaya for a crazy nightlife
• Koh Samui for sugary beaches
• Khao Lak for seaside resorts
• Thani for archaeological sites
• Krabi for off-shore islands

What are the requirements to get a VISA for Thailand?

Indian tourists are offered a 15-days’ VISA on arrival. They can apply for VISA at any one of the 32 immigration checkpoints in Thailand. The tourists need to possess means of 10,000 Baht per person or 20,000 Baht per family as the living expenses. They need to produce a full paid ticket that is usable within 15 days since the date of arrival. Each tourist must attach a 2 ½ inch photograph on his/her VISA application form.

What are the languages spoken in Thailand?

The official language of Thailand is Thai. Though the locals love tourists that use a few greetings or phrases in the Thai language, but English is understood by most city people for it is a mandatory language in school.

What is the current currency exchange rate in Thailand?

Thai Baht is the currency of Thailand. 1 Baht = 1.90 INR (subject to change; click on the link for current rates https://goo.gl/ACV5dS ). TravelTriangle can help in currency exchange on request. The exchange, however, can be done in Thailand itself.

Are there good food options for a vegetarian in Thailand?

Thailand is a paradise for non-vegetarians with its huge selection of seafood, meat, eggs and other similar dishes. FOr vegetarians, however, it does become a bit of a struggle to find dishes where fish sauce, shrimp paste or even meat stock hasn't been added. But it is still pretty easy to find authentic Thai food that is 100% vegetarian, as per Indian standards. Take a look below at some dishes you can order at street food stalls to avoid non vegetarian:

• Vegetarian Pad Thai (Remember to refuse meat stock)
• Som Tum, a green papaya salad (Refuse to add fish sauce)
• Sweet Roti (Refuse to add egg)
• Banana Blossom Salad
• Vegetarian pizzas (Choose your own toppings)
• Vegetable fritters (Refuse the dipping sauce)

Do all Indian metros offer flights to Thailand?

Most Indian metros offer flights to Thailand, non-stop as well as ones with stopovers. Delhi, Kolkata. Mumbai and Bengaluru. If you find yourself in an Indian metro with no direct connectivity to Thailand, simply take a connecting flight to any of the above cities and get going on your trip. Needless to say, if you book well in advance the rates are sure to be pretty cheap.

Can one choose to extend their romantic sojourn in Thailand?

Yes. one can choose to extend their sojourn in Thailand, and can also avail some discounts while getting in touch with our travel experts.

Should one bargain while buying anything in Thailand?

While bargaining is a part of the shopping experience in Thailand like any other destination, but it is recommended to avoid bargaining in restaurants, and if any item has a price tag attached to it.

Is it recommended to drink tap water in Thailand?

Though, Thailand tap water is drinkable, it’s still recommended to rely on bottled water while one is on the trip.

Can couples rent a motorcycle or a car in Thailand?

Yes couples can rent a motorcycle or a car in Thailand quite easily, provided they have a driving license with them.

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Maya Bay In Krabi

Maya Bay is one of the most popular beaches in Thailand. Maya Bay, Thailand is one of the most iconic beaches in the country and is an amalgamation of various beaches along the cliff. Furthermore, Maya Bay in Phi Phi helps one enjoy life at the fullest. This beach is one of those beaches that made Thailand famous.

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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep In Chiang Mai

Located on the western outskirts of Chiang Mai, Suthep is a district in itself. And, the magnificent temple, called Wat Phra That Doi Suthep nestled on its summit is one of the most sacred temples of the region. It is believed that your tour to Chiang Mai is never complete if you escaped a visit to this temple. Owing to its...

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Elephant Jungle Sanctuary In Chiang Mai

Founded in July 2014, Elephant Jungle Sanctuary is home to around 30 elephants and is one of the best elephant sanctuaries snuggled in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Operated in partnership by the locals of the city and members of the nearby Karen hill tribes, this lush green sanctuary attracts a huge flock of tourists who are in lo...

Chiang Mai Night Safari In Chiang Mai

Inspired by the Singapore Night Safari, the Chiang Mai Night Safari, Thailand is also a nocturnal zoo modeled with the same concept. Sprawling over 300 acres, it is considered as one of the biggest nocturnal zoos in the world. Offering an array of really exciting activities, this park lets you enjoy some time in the midst o...

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Chiang Mai Zoo In Chiang Mai

Although one of the underrated places in Thailand, Chiang Mai Zoo offers an incredible experience for its visitors. Chiang Mai Zoo is located at the foothills of Doi Suthep mountain, spread across a lush area of 200-acres. There’s an interesting history behind the Zoo. The Zoo was created when the son of an American mission...

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Bungee Jumping In Pattaya

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Krabi Town Night Market In Krabi

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Songkran Festival In Chiang Mai

If you are planning to explore Chiang Mai, then Thai New Year- Songkran Festival is the best time to explore the misty mountains of the city. Held between 13th and 15th of April every year, this water festival is one of the most anticipated festivals in Thailand. And, Chiang Mai is famed for hosting one of the biggest celeb...

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Loi Krathong Festival In Chiang Mai

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Thailand Tourist Travel Stories

1. my exotic honeymoon to thailand.

Duration: 2N/3D

Accommodation: Villa with private pool

Experiences cherished: Tiger Kingdom, Underwater Sea walk, Bird Park

Come back for: Coral Island, Safari world

Our Thailand Honeymoon package was one of the most exciting package one could ever opt for. After our glamorous wedding, we went for the best honeymoon package for Thailand . On our first day we reached Phuket and went for an island tour. All the islands we visited had their own unique features and we were able to cherish all the places. They were beautiful in their own way and they are a must visit spots for a Thailand honeymoon . After this, we returned to the hotel for dinner. On the second day we took a visit to the Tiger Kingdom and Bird Park. We had an amazing time here at the Tiger Kingdom as we were able to go very close to the tigers. This spot is an ideal place to visit in a Thailand tour package for couples . It was terrific to see that we could go as close as possible to the tigers and they mean no harm to us. The Phuket Bird Park was equally amazing as we experienced bird shows and we could interact with the exotic birds. We ended the day and returned to our hotel. On our last day we were transferred to Koh Samui and went for an Underwater Sea Walk. Koh Samui was beautiful and we had the most wonderful time here. The sea walk was magical and it was the highlight of our honeymoon. Before leaving the country, we visited the Buddha temple. We left for the airport and we returned to India. We had the time of our lives in this honeymoon and it could be the best Thailand honeymoon package from India that anyone could ask for. We would love to come back here again.

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2. My Thailand honeymoon with luxury and nature

Duration: 4N/4D

Accommodation: Resort and Spa

Experiences cherished: Grand Palace, Coral island, Alcazar show

Come back for: Tiger Kingdom, Krabi

My wife and i took a Thailand honeymoon package and it was an unforgettable experience. On our first day we headed for a Coral island tour. On the Jomtien beach we went for an under sea walk which was splendid. We took a boat and went to the Coral island which was a great experience our honeymoon package for Thailand could offer. The island was filled with serene beaches with beautiful sceneries. We had lunch at the Indian restaurant. When we returned to Pattaya, we went to the Nong Nooch Village where locals live in a traditional manner. We went back to the hotel and had a splendid Thailand honeymoon so far. On the second day we went for a morning romantic stroll at the beach. After lunch we went for shopping on walking street where we bought several goods. We went back to the hotel to get ready for the Alcazar show. It was a beautiful exhibition of cabaret entertainment and we enjoyed the show. We headed back to the hotel for dinner and ended the day. On our third day we were transferred to Bangkok. We visited the Reclining Buddha Temple which was an amazing site. After lunch, we visited the Royal Grand Palace which was filled with enlightenment. We also the blissful Floating market. In the evening, we went for shopping at Indira market. We got lots of souvenirs and goods which are not available in India. We went back to the hotel and rested for the day. On our last day, we visited the Safari World and Marine Park where we saw lots of animals like dolphins and orangutans. We took a jungle safari ride where we experienced many wild animals. In the evening, we took a romantic candlelit dinner on the cruise ride. The cruise was filled with music and lights while we enjoyed our Indian dinner. It was overall a fun trip and the best Thailand tour package for couples .

3. Exploring Thailand on a honeymoon with my beloved

Experiences cherished: Phi Phi island, Khai island, Krabi

Come back for: Coral Island, Grand Palace

We took a Thailand honeymoon package which gave us the best experiences. Our honeymoon consists of visits to many islands. We started our first day with a visit to the Phi Phi Island. We took a boat ride and explored the island. We went to visit the Long beach which was beautiful. After a tiring day, we returned to our hotel, had dinner and rested for the night. On our second day, we visited the wonderful Khai island. The island tour included Khai Nok, Khai Nai and Khai Nui. The island was peaceful and serene. We enjoyed the underwater experience and returned to the hotel for dinner. On the third day, we were transferred from Phuket to Krabi. We went for the 4 island tour which was exotic and romantic. The tour included Ko Poda, Ko Gai, Ko Tub and Nang Bay. Lunch was arranged on the island. After enjoying, we went back to our hotel for dinner and rested for the night. On our last day, we went for a tour to Safari world and Marine Park. We were able to see a lot of animals and water creatures. We took the Jungle Safari ride where we experienced wild animals in their natural habitat. Our last stop was the cruise ride which was mesmerizing and we enjoyed the right. Our tour ended here and overall it was the most wonderful honeymoon package for Thailand . The islands we visited were beautiful and they are suggestible spots to go on a honeymoon. The weather was hot so its preferable to pack light clothes. The beaches were blissful and pretty and were worth of taking hundreds of pictures.

Being one of the most frequented locations in South East Asia, Thailand offers a bevy of things to do while on a visit to its breathtaking temples and splendid beaches. And, as the capital city - Bangkok is known for its remarkable Thai cuisine, nightlife, unique culture, and myriad shopping options, a Thailand tour is there to keep its visitors hooked til the entire journey. Let’s take a look at a few of the activities that can be enjoyed with our customized Thailand honeymoon packages .

1. Ferry Ride

With a visit to one of the major attractions of Thailand, James Bond Island, it is highly recommended to book a ferry ride. Nestled in the north-western region of Phang Nga Bay, as one sails through the surreal sightings, a magical experience is awaiting here. Thereafter, one can also cherish the view of lush mangrove forests and limestone cliffs while canoe-paddling through the region. Besides that, a boat tour of the floating markets at Ratchaburi is another recommended attraction.

2. Visit to Safari World

Sprawled over an area of around 170 acres, the Safari World comprises the Safari Park and the Marine Park. Enjoy a rendezvous with a variety of animals, like: giraffe, zebra, tigers, bears, etc. in the Safari Park, and enjoy a dolphin show in the Marine Park. With an opportunity to going close to wildlife, this park is a treat for children and adults alike.

3. Thai Massage

For a relaxing and rejuvenating experience, tourists can visit to the largest island of Thailand, Phuket. A tropical wonderland which is replete with numerous spectacular beaches, this place let visitors enjoy a Thai massage besides breathtaking views. Hence, a tour to Phuket is not only a treat for eyes but mind and body as well.

4. River Cruise

Blessed with a bounty of splendid beaches, the capital city- Bangkok can be best explored with a river cruise. In fact, cruising on the beautiful beaches of Bangkok, including Chao Phraya dinner cruise is a must-try attraction on a tour of Bangkok in Thailand. Couples can opt for a dinner cruise or a normal cruise as per their interests.

5. Shopping

While in Bangkok, honeymooners can also treat their inner shopaholics to an exquisite shopping experience across the bustling markets of the city. Availability of all types of products at extremely reasonable prices renders Bangkok as a paradise for shopping lovers. Couples can shop for all types of products ranging from clothes to electronic items, accessories, bags, skin-care products, perfumes, watches, artificial jewelry, shoes and everything else that one can think of.

6. Explore The Elephant Nature Park

There’s nothing more rewarding than an afternoon well-spent volunteering with elephants in the Elephant Nature Park. Spend some joyous moments exploring the Greenlands and learn about the habitat that is home to several species of animal life.

7. Photograph The Grand Palace

The Grand Palace in Bangkok and its surrounding cityscapes are now over 200-years old, and one of the most aesthetically pleasing attractions in the world. It is also surrounded by some of the top places to visit in Bangkok such as the Emerald Buddha and nearby Wat Pho.

8. Discover Myanmar (Burma) And Laos

Popularly known as the Sop Ruak, it is a popular point where the Mekong River meets the Ruak River and is a must-visit destination that we insist you add to your itinerary. From enchanting landscapes to delicious snack-shacks in Laos, discovering this golden triangle can become a key highlight of your trip.

9. Shop At The Floating Market

Take a trip to the iconic floating market in Damnoen Saduak, Ratchaburi which is located at a distance of 100km south-west of Bangkok on the way to Hua Hin/Cha-am. Not only is it one of the most photographed places in all of Thailand, the custard apples, and yellow longan are claimed to be the best in the world.

10. Take A Hike Through All The UNESCO-Listed Natural Landmarks

Lose yourself in the serenity of pure nature and take a trek through some of the most extravagant UNESCO-approved sites in Thailand. From the Doi Inthanon National Park to Asia’s largest monsoon forest and UNESCO heritage site Khao Yai National Park, there are plenty of popular and offbeat locations to explore.

Best Food To Eat In Thailand

1. blue elephant.

Cuisines: Asian, Thai, Vegetarian Friendly

Timings: 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM

TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5

Location: 96 Krabi, Tambon Talat Nuea Chang Wat Phuket, 83000, Thailand

The best part about the modern culinary scene in Thailand is that it refuses to be put into a box. Blue Elephant is a perfect example that showcases authentic Thai with chains across the world. Their classic-menu and à la carte are worthy of a shoutout. Their chicken satay is one of the most popular items on the menu.

2. Suay Restaurant

Timings: 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Location: 50/2 Takuapa Road, Tambon Talat Nuea Chang Wat Phuket, 83000, Thailand

Bringing new flavors to the contemporary culinary scene in Thailand, Suay is a happening restaurant that is a top dining experience you must enjoy on your trip. Enjoy platters of zingy international cuisines that will rejuvenate your taste buds as the ambiance serenades you with a glittering vibe.

3. Nuch’s Green Ta’lay Restaurant

Cuisines: Thai, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options

Timings: 09:30 AM - 9:30 PM

Location: 31/4 Moo 5, Thong Krut, Taling Ngam, Koh Samui, Suratthani, Thailand +66 086 005 3938

In the land of feisty spices and curry-based cuisines, there lies Thailand’s best-kept secret with designed interiors and mouth-watering delicacies that are perfect for a fine-dining experience or afternoon brunch. From its outdoor seating to fancy cocktails, there’s something for everyone.

Timings: 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

TripAdvisor Rating: 3.5/5

Location: 24 Soi Sukhumvit 53, Khwaeng Khlong Tan Nuea, Khet Watthana Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, 10110, Thailand

5. Feuang Nara

Cuisines: Asian, Thai

Timings: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM

TripAdvisor Rating: 4/5

Location: Narathiwat Ratchanakarin soi 3, Chongnonsi BTS Station , Bangkok, Thailand 10500 +66 223 324 10/+66 895 129 393

If you are looking for a fine-dining experience in Bangkok that offers a wide variety of traditional Thai food, Feuang Nara is a highly recommended restaurant for families and couples. The Pad Thai is one of the most popular items on the menu, along with the sticky rice and mango for dessert.

Safety Measures For A Trip To Thailand

Thailand is a bucket-list destination for both Indian and international travelers. From vibrant strokes of Asian cultures to natural discovery bound to make you speechless, it is the perfect place to escape for a surreal holiday. Due to the ongoing pandemic, travelers who wish to visit Thailand must follow the advisory for safe travel, and here are a few safety travel tips for you to follow and enjoy safe travel to this splendid destination:

• Carry all basic requirements that ensure a safer trip. This includes hand sanitizers, masks, disinfectants, etc.
• Choose a reliable travel agent to book your trip.
• Check permits before visiting an attraction or destination.
• Also, ensure that you have the necessary medical certificates.
• Get tested if possible before your departure.
• Avoid crowded places and attractions.
• Travel in a small group or solo if possible.
• Book your accommodation in advance and make sure they follow government SOPs.
• Wear a face mask at all times while visiting attractions such as temples or museums.
• Prefer restaurants that have socially distant dine-in services.
• Choose to cut on alcohol, and travel by local transport to save some money while enjoying a Thailand tour.
• Opt for a train while traveling in Thailand, especially when the distance is quite long.
• Though, credit cards are widely accepted in restaurants and hotels of Thailand, it is recommended to keep some cash handy while dealing with local vendors.
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15 Best Islands In Thailand For Honeymoon

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Welcome to the Land of Smiles, where pristine iconic beaches kiss the emerald sea!

Thailand has long been one of our top honeymoon destination recommendations. Having traversed the lengths and breadths of this tropical paradise many times, we’ll always be in love.

It’s one of the most fun destinations to go island-hopping . However, with so many places to visit, we know it’s hard to pin down which islands in Thailand for honeymoon will suit you best.

Whether you’re dreaming of secluded beaches , colourful underwater worlds to explore, lush jungles with adventures for two, or, to party the night away – we’ve got you covered.

Let’s take you to the ultimate guide to the best islands in Thailand for honeymoon !

West Coast Islands in Thailand for Honeymoon

Phuket is one of the most fun islands in Thailand for honeymoon. It’s the largest island in the country, located just off the west coast in the Andaman Sea and connected by bridge to the mainland.

This is the island in the middle of the action. Plus, it’s the easiest island to get to .

There are many areas to stay in. Along the west coast (with the best sunsets) Patong, Karon and Kata are busy hubs with hotels for every budget plus dining and nightlife at your doorstep. Patong’s Bangla Road is sometimes described as a ‘mini-Bangkok’.

For a honeymoon, we’d recommend staying a little further from the centre of these areas. There are other areas like Surin, Bang Tao, Nai Harn and Mai Khao which are a little quieter. The east coast has some hotel gems, too.

The island is a gastronomic paradise, offering a wide range of dining options from street food to high-end restaurants. With more than just Thai cuisine, too!

Adventure-seekers will find no shortage of activities. It’s the go-to island for easy access to day trips and excursions.

Go snorkelling in the crystal-clear waters of hidden caves in Phang Nga Bay. Take day trips to some incredible islands like Phi Phi , James Bond Island , Khai Islands , Coral Island and the Similan Islands .

Visit an ethical elephant sanctuary . Explore the Sino-Portuguese architecture of Phuket Old Town. Spend a day on the floating beach club , Yona . Go zip lining and whitewater rafting. Take a cooking class . Visit Andamanda Water Park .

So much to do, so little time in this gem of an island !

Best time to visit Phuket: From late November to April is the best time to visit Phuket. The worst time to visit is during the monsoon season, from May to October. 

How to get to Phuket: Of all the islands in Thailand for honeymoon, Phuket is the easiest to get to.

You can fly to Phuket airport (airport code: HKT) from Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Ko Samui.

Plus, international airlines fly there from major Asian cities like Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City, Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong, to name a few.

You can fly from the Middle East (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha) and Australia (Sydney and Melbourne), too.

It takes anywhere from 10 to 40 minutes to get from the airport to your hotel .

Where to stay in Phuket: Trisara | Keemala | Rosewood Phuket | Como Point Yamu | The Slate | Anantara Layan Phuket Resort | The Nai Harn

2. Khao Lak

Ok, we’ve cheated a little. Khao Lak is not actually an island, but is an area about an hour north of Phuket on the mainland and easily accessible by bridge.

It’s a tranquil coastal region, ideal for a serene retreat with lush jungle and pristine beaches with a real island feel. This area is much quieter than Phuket’s commercialised areas and has some of our favourite honeymoon hotels in Thailand.

You can visit Lam Ru National Park with hiking trails, waterfalls and jungle adventures . Nearby Khao Sok , one of the best national parks in Thailand is a must. Visit the jungle and meet with elephant .

An absolute must-do is to take a boat trip to the Similan Islands for the vibrant marine life and stunning underwater landscapes. If you’ve ever wanted to visit Seychelles , then these are similar with beautiful beaches and large granite boulders.

There is a small town in Khao Lak, so you can explore local markets and temples and try out authentic Thai cuisine with a cooking class and indulge in heavenly massages.

Khao Lak is not an area for couples seeking nightlife but a lovely spot for finishing up or starting your Thailand island hopping itinerary because of its proximity to Phuket airport.

Best time to visit Khao Lak: From late November to April is the best time to visit Khao Lak. The worst time to visit is during the monsoon season, from May to October. 

How to get to Khao Lak : Khao Lak is just an hour by car transfer from Phuket Airport (airport code: HKT).

Where to stay in Khao Lak: The Sarojin | Casa De La Flora

3. Ko Yao Noi

Ko Yao Noi is one of the most idyllic islands in Thailand for honeymoon. It’s a tropical haven in Phang Nga Bay, one of the most beautiful parts of the world.

Koh Yao Noi is known as Little Long Island, and the lush landscapes dotted with limestone cliffs and mangrove forests are picturesque and romantic.

This is a small rustic island with secluded hotels. You won’t find nightlife or busy towns. This is one of the last remaining islands unspoiled by mass tourism . Most of the island is protected.

It’s one of our top picks for islands in Thailand for honeymoon because of its tranquil location away from the bustle of other islands. Yet, as it’s Between Phuket and Krabi, it is convenient to get to.

You can also visit islands in the bay such as James Bond Island and Hong island, too. Swim in crystal clear waters, go snorkelling, scuba diving and sea kayaking. Cycle through local villages , take a yoga class and enjoy a massage.

Just switch off in paradise and enjoy your Thailand honeymoon bliss!

Best time to visit Ko Yao Noi: From late November to April is the best time to visit Koh Yao Noi. The worst time to visit is during the monsoon season, from May to October. 

How to get to Ko Yao Noi: There is no airport on Koh Yao Noi but your hotel will arrange a speedboat transfer from Phuket or Krabi (approx 90 minutes)

Where to stay in Ko Yao Noi: Six Senses Yao Noi | TreeHouse Villas | Cape Kudu Hotel | Paradise Koh Yao

4. Ko Yao Yai

Ko Yao Yai , also known as ‘Big Long Island’, is the larger sister island to Koh Yao Noi, nestled in the heart of Phang Nga Bay .

Like Koh Yao Yai, this island is ideal for a serene escape amidst untouched natural beauty with a slower pace of life and an authentic Thailand experience. Koh Yao Yai is one of our top picks for islands in Thailand for honeymoon.

It’s home to one of Thailand’s most beautiful beaches, Laem Had Beach . This sand bank juts out into the Andaman Sea and is covered in tropical palm trees. Visit the heavenly Koh Khai islands .

Tiny fishing villages and coconut farms dot the landscape, and the island remains relatively untouched by mass tourism with just a handful of luxury hotels.

Trek through the jungles and go snorkelling in the clear waters to explore the colourful marine life. Enjoy a private dinner on the beach, at sunset, followed by the canopy of stars. Koh Yao Yai is truly a haven amongst islands in Thailand for honeymoon.

Best time to visit Ko Yao Yai: From late November to April is the best time to visit Koh Yao Yai. The worst time to visit is during the monsoon season, from May to October. 

How to get to Ko Yao Yai: There is no airport on Koh Yao Yai but your hotel will arrange a speedboat transfer from Phuket or Krabi (approx 90 minutes)

Where to stay in Ko Yao Yai: Anantara Koh Yao Yai Resort & Villas | Santhiya Koh Yao Yai Resort & Spa

5. Ko Phi Phi

The Phi Phi islands are arguably the most famous of islands in Thailand for honeymoon.

Ko Phi Phi Don is the heart of this vibrant archipelago in the Andaman Sea. While the island has mass appeal and many backpackers, families and couples will stay around Ton Sai Village, there are some secluded gems and it remains eternally popular when it comes to islands in Thailand for honeymoon!

Towering limestone karsts , turquoise waters, and sandy beaches. There’s nightlife, too, and plenty of dining options.

Explore the natural wonders of the island and archipelago, including the stunning viewpoints that offer panoramic views of the surrounding karsts and iconic island scenery.

The island is also a gateway to the smaller islands in the Phi Phi archipelago, including Phi Phi Leh, home to the famous Maya Bay . Made famous by the 1990s Leonardo Di Caprio movie ‘The Beach’. Book a tour to get there as the sun rises and avoid the crowds!

However, Maya is sometimes closed because of over-tourism to allow the ecosystem to recover from the throngs of people, so to avoid disappointment, be prepared for this.

However, there is more to Phi Phi than Maya Bay. Whether it’s boat trips, massages, yoga, partying – Koh Phi Phi has it all!

Best time to visit Ko Phi Phi: From late November to April is the best time to visit Koh Phi Phi. The worst time to visit is during the monsoon season, from May to October. 

How to get to Ko Phi Phi: There is no airport on Koh Phi Phi but it’s easy to take a speedboat from Phuket or Krabi (from 60 to 90 minutes)

Where to stay in Ko Phi Phi: Zeavola Resort | SAii Phi Phi Island Village

Sorry for cheating again but we must mention Krabi, which, while not an island, has a total island feel! Krabi is a province on the mainland of Thailand with offshore islands , too.

Krabi is totally enchanting and with its dramatic karst formations, crystal-clear waters. It’s home to some of Thailand’s most iconic scenery .

From the bustling Ao Nang Beach with its vibrant nightlife to the more tranquil Railay Beach , accessible only by boat. Some of Thailand’s best honeymoon hotels can be found here.

While it’s hard to tear yourselves away from a luxury hotel, Krabi is all about exploring the natural wonders that the province offers.

Adventurers can go rock climbing and zip lining . Plus, it wouldn’t be a Thailand beach without plenty of snorkelling and scuba diving.

Take a day trip to nearby Phi Phi , James Bond Island and Hong Island . Maybe even charter your own boa t! Visit Tiger Temple Cave. Visit an ethical elephant sanctuary .

Try a cooking class or Muay Thai boxing class . Take a sunset kayak tour and see bioluminescence. And of course just relax and have a beachside massage and eat all the Thai food.

While it might be more commercialised, with picturesque landscapes like these, it’s easy to see why Krabi is one of the top honeymoon destinations in Thailand.

Best time to visit Krabi: From late November to April is the best time to visit Krabi. The worst time to visit is during the monsoon season, from May to October. 

How to get to Krabi: You can fly to Krabi airport (airport code: KBV) from Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Koh Samui and take a car transfer to your hotel.

There are also international flights from Dubai, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. You can also travel from Phuket by road (2.5 hours) and to Koh Samui (by road and ferry) in 5.5 hours.

Where to stay in Krabi: Rayavadee | Banyan Tree Krabi | The Tubkaak Krabi Boutique Resort | Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

7. Ko Lanta

Ko Lanta is one of our favourite islands in Thailand for honeymoon. With the most magical sunsets, Ko Lanta Yai is part of the Mu Koh Lanta National Park, off the coast of Krabi. 

While becoming more popular in recent years, it’s still much less explored than other islands.

The island is home to a blend of Buddhist and Muslim communities, living harmoniously and adding to the island’s unique charm. Visit the traditional old town of Koh Lanta and get a glimpse into local life.

Go snorkelling and scuba diving and the vibrant marine life that inhabits the surrounding waters. Take a gondola tour of the mangroves. Charter a long-tail boat to Ko Rok . There are many tiny islands to explore. You can take a day trip to Phi Phi if you weren’t able to squeeze in a stay there.

Ko Lanta has all the quintessential offerings that you’ll find on other islands in Thailand for honeymoon – massages, yoga, local restaurants and amazing beaches.

Best time to visit Ko Lanta: From late November to April is the best time to visit Koh Lanta. The worst time to visit is during the monsoon season, from May to October. 

How to get to Ko Lanta: There is no airport on Koh Lanta but it’s easy to take a car and speedboat from Krabi in 2 hours (airport code: KBV) or Trang airport (airport code: TST) in 2.5 hours or Phuket (3.5 hours). You can also take a speedboat from Koh Lipe and Phi Phi .

Where to stay on Ko Lanta: Pimalai Resort and Spa | Layana Resort & Spa

Ko Lipe is a true island paradise nestled in the Andaman Sea. The sea and sand are reminiscent of Indian Ocean paradises like Mauritius and Maldives .

However, Koh Lipe has more of a backpacker vibe with no luxury resorts, which is part of its charm. It’s one of the most off the beaten track islands in Thailand for honeymoon.

The crystal-clear waters , colourful coral reefs, and powdery white sand beaches are nothing short of idyllic.

It’s one of the best parts of Thailand for snorkelling and diving. Above water, the island’s beautiful beaches, such as Sunrise Beach and Pattaya Beach, are heaven.

Eat delicious Thai cuisine, indulge in heavenly Thai massages and just relax in this lesser visited part of Thailand. Koh Lipe is one of the best islands in Thailand to visit if you have more time.

Best time to visit Ko Lipe: From December to March is the best time to visit Koh Lipe. The worst time to visit is during the monsoon season, from May to October. 

How to get to Ko Lipe: Koh Lipe is one of the most remote Thailand islands for honeymoon on our list.

You can fly from Bangkok or Phuket to either Hat Yai (airport code: HDY) or Trang (airport code: TST).

You’ll need to take a van and speedboat from Pakbara Pier to Koh Lipe. You can also take a speedboat from Langkawi in Malaysia in 90 minutes and from Koh Lanta in around 5 hours and from Krabi in 7 hours.

Where to stay on Ko Lipe: Serendipity Beach Resort | Idyllic Concept Resort

9. Ko Adang

Ko Adang is probably the most off-the-beaten-track islands in Thailand for honeymoon.

In the Andaman Sea, close to Koh Lipe and off the border with Malaysia within Tarutao National Marine Park, this is a pristine haven.

Far removed from the commercial hustle and bustle of other Thailand honeymoon islands. The island’s rich biodiversity, both on land and underwater, is heavenly.

Discover trekking trails leading to hidden waterfalls like Piraya Waterfall and stunning views of the surrounding islands and the crystal-clear waters of the Andaman Sea.

The underwater world of Koh Adang has vibrant coral reefs, making it a paradise for snorkelers and divers .

If you’re looking for rustic, secluded islands in Thailand for honeymoon, Koh Adang is the one!

Best time to visit Ko Adang: From December to March is the best time to visit Koh Adang. The worst time to visit is during the monsoon season, from May to October. 

How to get to Ko Adang: Koh Adang is one of the most remote Thailand islands for honeymoon on our list.

You’ll need to get to Koh Lipe first. You can fly from Bangkok or Phuket to either Hat Yai (airport code: HDY) or Trang (airport code: TST). Then, you’ll need to take the ferry/speedboat from Pakbara Pier to Koh Lipe.

You can also take a speedboat from Langkawi in Malaysia in 90 minutes and from Koh Lanta in around 5 hours.

From Koh Lipe, you’ll need to take a speedboat to Koh Adang.

Where to stay on Ko Adang: Adang Island Resort

East Coast Islands in Thailand for Honeymoon

10. ko samui.

As the biggest on the east coast, Ko Samui is one of the best islands in Thailand for honeymoon for couples who want it all.

Koh Samui is one of the liveliest islands with plenty of fun beach areas with fantastic options for dining, nightlife and shopping. Although it’s one of the most commercialised islands, you can discover some heavenly quiet coves , too.

The island is home to stunning beaches where you can enjoy romantic sunrises and sunsets. Stay on (or close to) Chaweng beach if you want to be in the heart of the action or consider Bo Phut, Choeng Mon or Lamai Beach around a 20-minute drive away. 

Go kayaking and snorkelling in the pristine Angthong National Marine Park , visit an ethical elephant sanctuary and take an island ATV tour . Visit Pig Island .

Explore ancient temples, buddha statues and tiny fishing villages. Stay in some of Thailand’s most luxurious hotels.

Koh Samui is one of or top picks for islands in Thailand for honeymoon.

Best time to visit Ko Samui: Koh Samui can get rain year round. However, the best time to visit is January to September. The worst time to visit is October to November, when the heavy rains arrive.

How to get to Ko Samui: Koh Samui has an airport (airport code: USM) which is owned by Bangkok Airways. There are flights from Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Krabi, Phuket and Singapore and your hotel is usually only 10 to 30 minutes’ drive away by car transfer .

You can also fly to Surat Thani (airport code: URT) on the mainland from Bangkok and Chiang Mai and take the 2 hour ferry across.

Where to stay on Ko Samui: Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui | Banyan Tree Samui | Six Senses Samui | The Ritz-Carlton, Koh Samui | Cape Fahn Hotel | Napasai, A Belmond Hotel | Garrya Tongsai Bay Samui | Bo Phut Resort & Spa

11. Ko Pha Ngan

Another Gulf of Thailand gem, Ko Phangan is home to the iconic Full Moon Parties , the monthly event that attracts revellers from around the world to Haad Rin Beach .

The island is just north of Koh Samui and there is much more beyond late nights with buckets of vodka and mushrooms! It is a haven of natural beauty, with pristine beaches, lush jungles, and waterfalls.

Take an ATV tour of the island. Go snorkelling and diving. There’s a smattering of lovely luxury hotels for a couple of days, relaxing with yoga retreats and Thai massages.

P.S. You can take a ferry to the full moon party from Koh Samui , too.

Best time to visit Ko Pha Ngan: Koh Phangan can get rain year round. However, the best time to visit is January to September. The worst time to visit is October to November, when the heavy rains arrive.

How to get to Ko Pha Ngan: Koh Phangan doesn’t have an airport — the nearest is Koh Samui (airport code: USM) and you take a speedboat/ferry .

Where to stay on Ko Pha Ngan: Anantara Rasananda Koh Phangan Villas | Santhiya Koh Phangan Resort & Spa | Kupu Kupu Phangan Beach Villas and Spa by l’Occitane

Ko Tao is one of the world’s premier diving destinations and one of most beautiful islands in Thailand for honeymoon, with palm-fringed beaches and hidden bays.

This small island is just north of Koh Samui and Koh Phangan in the Gulf of Thailand is known as Turtle Island.

There are dive sites catering to both beginners with PADI courses widely available and experienced divers. For couples who don’t dive, there are a range of snorkelling tours available, too.

For those looking to stay dry, you can explore the island’s hiking trails that lead to stunning panoramic views like John-Suwan Viewpoint .

Sairee Beach is the area most couples stay with plenty of bars and restaurants, but there are quieter coves with dive resorts like Mae Haad Bay and Chalok Baan Kao Bay.

Ko Tao has more of a backpacking feel so you find any ultra luxury accommodation. It’s all about what’s under the water here.

Best time to visit Ko Tao: Koh Tao can get rain year round. However, the best time to visit is January to September. The worst time to visit is October to November, when the heavy rains arrive.

How to get to Ko Tao: Koh Tao doesn’t have an airport — the nearest is Koh Samui (USM) and you take a speedboat/ferry.

Where to stay on Ko Tao: Jamahkiri Dive Resort & Spa | The Tarna Align Resort

13. Ko Chang

Ko Chang , situated in the eastern Gulf of Thailand, close to Cambodia, is the country’s third-largest island.

While it has beautiful palm-tree lined beaches, it is one of the more off the radar islands in Thailand for honeymoon compared to Phuket and Samui. 

Ko Chang has a more laid-back vibe compared to its more commercialised counterparts. The island’s landscape of mountainous terrain, adorned with waterfalls, is a picturesque backdrop for a romantic honeymoon stop.

Adventure-loving couples will find an array of activities. The island’s marine national park has excellent snorkelling and scuba diving opportunities. Spend an afternoon on Lonely Beach, swim at Klong Plu Waterfall and snorkel at Mu Koh Rang National Park.

Or you can just relax and enjoy the spa treatments, incredible sunsets and authentic local food.

Best time to visit Ko Chang: Koh Chang can get rain year round. However, the best time to visit is from November to April. From May to August, the weather can be mixed. The rainiest months are September and October.

How to get to Ko Chang: Koh Chang doesn’t have an airport — the nearest is Trat (airport code: TDX) on the mainland, and you take a speedboat/ferry (2.5 hours). You could travel overland from Bangkok too, but it takes about 6.5 hours.

Where to stay on Ko Chang: Santhiya Tree Koh Chang Resort | The Dewa Koh Chang | The Chill Resort & Spa

Koh Kood , also known as Ko Kut, is one of the least developed islands in Thailand for honeymoon.

Near the Cambodian border, this paradise is where nature’s beauty reigns supreme and you will feel completely off the beaten track. Untouched beaches, crystal-clear waters, and dense rainforests await on this tranquil retreat far removed from the bustling tourist spots. 

Explore the cascading three-tiered Klong Chao Waterfall . The island’s beaches, such as Ao Tapao and Ao Phrao, have soft white sands and clear waters where you can go snorkelling and kayaking. Ko Kood is one of the best Thailand islands to learn to dive .

Explore the island’s mangrove forests with a guide. Visit Ao Salat , a local fishing village, for a taste of authentic Thai life. Take a cooking class and book many massages.

Koh Kood is one of our top picks for off the beaten track islands in Thailand for honeymoon.

Best time to visit Ko Kut: Koh Kood can get rain year round. However, the best time to visit is from November to April. From May to August, the weather can be mixed. The rainiest months are September and October.

How to get to Ko Kut: Koh Kood doesn’t have an airport — the nearest is Trat (TDX) on the mainland, and you take a speedboat/ferry (2.5 hours). 

Where to stay on Ko Kut: Soneva Kiri | Shantaa Koh Kood

15. Ko Samet

For couples short on time and who want a convenient island near Bangkok, then Ko Samet is the island for you.

While not as wow as the islands on the Andaman Coast with no ultra luxury hotels, the beaches here are still beautiful with white sand and azure water.

The island is part of the Khao Laem Ya National Park and is close to Pattaya, one of the most popular areas of Thailand, but not ideal for a honeymoon. (If you want to stay on the mainland and close to Bangkok, opt for Hua Hin on the other side of the Bay of Bangkok).

Koh Samet has plenty of activities. Visit Wat Koh Samet temple. Discover the island’s fourteen beaches.

Sai Kaew Beach, the main beach, is known for its nightlife and fire shows. Ao Phai Beach, Ao Prao Beach and Ao Wai Beach are picture perfect and ideal for a few days of relaxing in paradise.

Best time to visit Ko Samet: Koh Samet can get rain year round. However, the best time to visit is from November to April. From May to August, the weather can be mixed. The rainiest months are September and October.

How to get to Ko Samet: Koh Samet doesn’t have an airport – you can take overland transport and ferry from Bangkok, which takes around 3-4 hours

Where to stay on Ko Samet: Ao Prao Resort | Paradee

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most romantic islands in thailand for honeymoon.

This is a tough call, as even the islands with busy beach towns have romantic coves ideal for a honeymoon. Of course, romance is subjective, too!

We’d highly recommend including one of the quieter islands as part of your Thailand honeymoon itinerary. For example, Koh Yao Noi, Koh Yao Yai or Koh Lanta.

How do we get around the Thai islands?

There are many options for getting around the honeymoon islands in Thailand. Between islands you’ll find a mixture of long-tail boats, speedboats and ferries .

On the big islands, one of the most popular ways to get around is by using tuk-tuks and songthaews (a type of shared pickup truck). Both are inexpensive. 

Some couples will rent mopeds, just be wary and make sure your insurance covers you as we’ve heard of many accidents over the years.

In our experience, it’s very rare to hire a car although if you’ve experience driving in Asia, this might be a good option.

Do I need a visa for traveling to Thailand?

Most nationalities can enter Thailand for up to 30 days without a visa. If you need help to obtain a visa, check out  iVisa.com . You will need 6 months of validity left on your passport.

We hope this article has helped you discover the best islands in Thailand for honeymoon to suit you both. Let us know in the comments which ones you choose!

Happy Planning x

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Think of white pristine beaches, clear azure water, enough shopping malls and markets to make your inner shopaholic happy, and a scenery right out of a movie. That is Thailand for you. And if you're looking for a perfect honeymoon getaway, you should look no further than Thailand honeymoon packages . The lively markets, delicious cuisine and alluring beaches will definitely make your trip worthwhile. The country is widely known for its floating markets and therapeutic massages, which will enhance the experiences of your honeymoon. You can explore multiple places in Thailand, including Phuket, Krabi town, Pattaya and Bangkok. You can admire local landmarks, markets or unwind on the palm-lined beaches too.

And that’s what MakeMyTrip is offering you. With its Thailand honeymoon packages catering to your every need, you can begin this part of your life in a memorable way. From activities to duration, you can customise these packages as much as you want to. We also have packages for a long duration. Our Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days is a perfect way to explore the country. These packages even include specially curated experiences so that you have a perfect honeymoon in Thailand. Our Thailand honeymoon packages also have several couple experiences like cruise dinners, couple massages and surfing sessions to bring you closer.

To help you prepare for your honeymoon in Thailand, we have put together some tips such as visa requirements, the best time to visit and so on.

Thailand Visa for Indians

To get a visa on arrival, you must have a valid passport, a return ticket and a valid accommodation. You can also opt for the Thailand eVisa on arrival if you want to simplify your travelling and make your honeymoon in Thailand perfect. Our Thailand honeymoon packages make your task easier as the accommodation and flight tickets are already included in a few packages.

Best Time to Visit Thailand

Our Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days provide you with several dates to choose from. The peak time for enjoying your honeymoon in Thailand is between November and February. The weather during these months is clear and perfect for a walk on the beach or for exploring historical monuments. You can also visit Thailand in September and October if you want to escape the peak rush of tourists. You can choose our Thailand honeymoon packages according to your convenience and the season you wish to visit.

Best Romantic Places to visit in Thailand

Thailand is a hub of exotic beaches, turquoise waters and vibrant nightlife. There are a lot of places to discover if you want to make the most of your Thailand honeymoon packages . While you can always relax and pamper yourself in luxurious resorts, here is a list of some top places to explore during your honeymoon in Thailand ! And yes, Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days are perfect if you want the most out of your escapade.

Phuket is one of the liveliest places in Thailand. It is also the biggest island in Thailand. It's filled with sandy beaches, palm-lined shores and vibrant markets. If you're opting for one of our Thailand honeymoon packages , then Phuket should definitely be on your list. The Bangla Road in Phuket is the central hub for nightlife in the city. Bright lights, street performers and delicious food and drinks will certainly lighten up your day. If you're planning for a walk on the beach, then the pristine Patong beach is a perfect place for an evening or night stroll. Our Thailand honeymoon packages allow you to experience this lively city with your better half.

Koh Samui is one of the popular spots in Thailand for all kinds of travellers. The island provides something for everyone. The Ang Thong National Marine Park, Big Buddha Temple and Chewang beach are some of the top landmarks of this island and our Thailand honeymoon packages . If you're looking for couple experiences during your honeymoon in Thailand, then you can explore the posh spas in Koh Samui. The island also offers luxurious resorts where you can truly pamper yourself and experience world-class service. You can customise our various Thailand honeymoon packages according to your liking and preferences.

Our Thailand honeymoon packages provide you with the option of visiting Krabi town, which is a perfect location if you want to relax and indulge in leisure activities. The central landmarks of Krabi are Railay beach and Tiger Cave temple. Railay beach is a perfect spot for relaxing and indulging in kayaking, rock climbing and diving. Your Thailand honeymoon packages should include Krabi, as it is a sight to behold. Krabi town is also an excellent place to soak in local Thai culture. You can soak in the local aura by strolling through local markets and tasting authentic Thai cuisine. Such experiences are easily available with Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days !

Phi Phi Islands

Phi Phi islands are famous for their natural beauty, white sandy beaches and turquoise waters. In our Thailand honeymoon packages, you can choose to go island hopping or indulge in adventure activities like rock climbing or hiking. If you're much more of a thrill-seeker, you can go on a shark watching tour or go snorkelling in the clear waters. During your honeymoon in Thailand , you can indulge in curated activities like a cooking class, kayaking or couple spa sessions. With our Thailand honeymoon packages, you can enjoy quality time with your better half and create lifelong memories. Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days are the best way to explore the romantic side of the Land of Smiles.

Things to Do on Your Honeymoon in Thailand

Thailand is most popular for its luxurious resorts, spa sessions and pristine beaches, but our Thailand honeymoon packages allow you to discover hidden gems of the country. Go for Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days to discover more of the destination. Here's a list of some top things to do on your honeymoon in Thailand.

Visit Floating Markets

Bangkok has several floating markets, which make for a unique picturesque spot during your honeymoon in Thailand . You can find all kinds of colours and flavours in this market along with a lot of Chaos! Grabbing a snack from a boat passing by is definitely an experience that you won't forget! Our Thailand honeymoon packages include such experiences which will make your trip unforgettable. Go for Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days for many of such fun activities in this country.

Explore the Khao Yai National Park

Khao Yai National Park is a UNESCO world heritage site that is popular for its lush mountains and several majestic waterfalls. Located at a three-hour drive from Bangkok, it is one of the best locations to visit if you opt for one of our Thailand honeymoon packages. The park is also home to a variety of animals like elephants, tigers and hornbills. With Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days, you can spend quality time with your spouse in the exotic surroundings.

Take a Street Food Tour

Our Thailand honeymoon packages aim to provide you and your partner with the best experiences and cuisine available. One of the best ways to experience authentic Thai cuisine is by taking a street food tour in Bangkok or Phuket. It's a must to try out the famous Pad See Eiw, Moo ping and Sai ooah. During our Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days , you can hire a local guide who will help you get acquainted with the best street food stalls around.

Take a Thai Cooking Class

This is a great activity to undertake with your partner. You can learn to cook your favourite Thai dishes or just get acquainted with the local ingredients. By customizing our Thailand honeymoon packages, you can add this activity and learn to cook the famous Pad Thai or Thai curries with your partner. So don’t miss Thailand honeymoon packages for 7 days to have the best chance to know your life partner.

Thailand is a perfect destination for honeymoons. You can find activities that bring partners closer and cater to different personalities. We hope this guide allows you to plan your honeymoon in Thailand and also helps you to choose from our various Thailand honeymoon packages .

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Frequent Asked Questions About Thailand Honeymoon Packages

Ques: What are the top destinations for Thailand honeymoon packages?

Ans: Discover all that Thailand has to offer by adding the most loved destinations to your Thailand honeymoon packages. Add Phuket to your trip for loads of memorable experiences at the beaches. If you and your partner want to have an adventure on your honeymoon, Krabi is a suitable choice for you. For boat cruises with your Thailand honeymoon packages, Bangkok is the best bet. Discover a paradise on earth on your honeymoon by visiting the Phi Phi Islands and Koh Samui to party all night. Couples who are interested in historical pagodas can go for Chiang Mai in their Thailand honeymoon packages.

Ques: Are Thailand honeymoon packages good?

Ans: Yes, Thailand honeymoon packages are preferred by couples because it's one of the most romantic destinations in the world! It's safe for honeymoon couples. Thailand offers a plethora of activities and places to visit for tourists. There are many romantic things that a couple can do with Thailand honeymoon packages. The country is full of beautiful places that a couple would love to explore. If you are a foodie couple, don't think twice before choosing Thailand for your honeymoon! For couples who want to explore the wildlife, there are Thailand honeymoon packages with attractions like Khao Sok National Park and many more.

Ques: What is the most ideal time to book Thailand honeymoon packages?

Ans: November to April is the preferred time for Thailand honeymoon packages as the winter months are the most pleasant in Thailand. However, you can opt for Thailand honeymoon packages at any time. Different regions of Thailand have different types of climate. You can escape the crowds by avoiding Thailand honeymoon packages during the high season months of January, November and December. For diving, February to April are the best months in Thailand whereas May to November is the rainy season. July to September are the low-season months, so if you want more privacy, you can book Thailand honeymoon packages during this time.

Ques: What can you do with Thailand honeymoon packages?

Ans: Thailand honeymoon packages enable couples to get the full experience of Thailand. Try fresh seafood in Pattaya, witness Thai mountains in Chiang Mai and sign up for water sports in Krabi. One of the most exciting and enjoyable things to do in Thailand is island hopping in the Phi Phi Islands. Consider Thailand honeymoon packages with premium accommodation or luxurious resorts. You can also embark on a sea kayaking trip on your honeymoon in Thailand. Couples often like to explore the caves at Koh Lanta. With Thailand honeymoon packages, you can choose to volunteer together at an elephant sanctuary. You can also relax by the beaches or explore the electrifying nightlife of Thailand on your honeymoon.

Ques: Which hotels should be added to Thailand honeymoon packages?

Ans: Look for Thailand honeymoon packages that include breathtaking hotels or resorts. Couples often opt for The Float House, a 4-star floating resort in Chang Wat Kanchanaburi. The Crest Resort is also a stunning 5-star property that is a terrific pick for lovers who want to book a stay in Phuket. If you are booking Thailand honeymoon packages with Surat Thani then Silavadee Resort is the appropriate stay for a romantic time. Couples can also go for an affordable yet exotic resort such as Centara Ao Nang Beach Resort & Spa Krabi. Cape Dara Resort in Chon Buri is recommended for the ultimate luxurious getaway. For Thailand honeymoon packages that include Bangkok, the most recommended hotel is The Quarter Silom by UHG.

Ques: How many days should Thailand honeymoon packages include?

Ans: If you are booking Thailand honeymoon packages then make sure to book your holiday for at least 4 days. Thailand is a diverse country with too many attractions and things to do. Your ideal Thailand package should be for at least 6-8 days. The duration of Thailand honeymoon packages also depend on your budget and the places you would like to cover. You should spend at least two full days in each of the destinations. If you have more time in hand, then go for a romantic escapade for about 2 weeks. While booking Thailand honeymoon packages, make sure you have enough time for all the activities you want to do like shopping and going to the spas.

Ques: Is a visa required with Thailand honeymoon packages?

Ans: Indian citizens with Thailand honeymoon packages need not have a visa before arriving in Thailand. Tourists can get a visa on arrival for free in Thailand. If you are going for Thailand honeymoon packages then be prepared that the free visa queue will be quite long. Tourists need to fill out a form and submit their photographs to obtain the visa. This visa will be valid for up to 30 days. If you are not up for standing in a long queue then you can opt for the VIP queue for obtaining the visa at a charge. You can also apply for a visa beforehand or go for Thailand honeymoon packages that have the visa included.

Ques: Which islands are the best for Thailand honeymoon packages?

Ans: Koh Samui is the most preferred Thai island for Thailand honeymoon packages. For couples who want to explore the ancient past as well as the modern lifestyle of the Thai people, Phuket is the best pick for a honeymoon. Whereas to go island hopping to Koh Gai, Koh Tup, Koh Mawr and Poda, Krabi is your best pick. Thailand honeymoon packages often include Koh Lanta, known for its caves and waterfalls. You can pick Ko Chang to explore the Thai cuisine, spas as well as waterfalls on your romantic trip to Thailand. Phi Phi Islands are also great for couples.

Ques: Which adventure activities are the best for Thailand honeymoon packages?

Ans: Couples often go for rock climbing in Tonsai and Railay with Thailand honeymoon packages. You can also add rafting in Chiang Mai to your package. Couples can also go scuba diving in the Andaman sea and explore the caves in Koh Lanta. Thailand honeymoon packages come with exciting adventures like Flight of the Gibbon, mountain biking, kite boarding and zip lining. Trek in the dense jungles of Thailand on your trip for unforgettable views! Exploring the northern part of Thailand on a cycle is also a great idea for the newlyweds.

Ques: Which is the best beach to add to Thailand honeymoon packages?

Ans: With Thailand honeymoon package, you can visit the most scenic beaches in the world! Railay Beach is one of the top-rated beaches that you can add to your Thailand honeymoon packages. It comes under the top attractions of the country. Southern Thailand has the best beaches that you can explore on your honeymoon. You should also add Phuket to your Thailand honeymoon packages for its exotic beaches such as the Nai Harn Beach. Chaweng Noi Beach in Koh Samui is another breathtaking spot, perfect for a honeymoon. Add the beautiful Sairee Beach in Ko Tao for romantic walks, stunning photos and gorgeous sunset and sunrise views.

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10 Top-Rated Honeymoon Destinations In 2024

• Kaua'i, Hawaii: Emerald valleys, waterfalls, and beaches make Kaua'i a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation for honeymooners.
• Santorini, Greece: Known for its iconic sunsets, Santorini offers luxury and intimacy in charming cliffside villages and pristine beaches.
• Madeira, Portugal: With lush landscapes, vibrant flowers, and European charm, Madeira promises a honeymoon filled with surprises and unforgettable moments.

As the calendar turns to 2024, the anticipation of embarking on the journey of a lifetime is palpable for countless newlyweds around the world. The post-wedding glow is still fresh, and the vision of an amazing honeymoon is an alluring reality. The quest for the perfect destination, one that seamlessly blends romance, adventure, and unforgettable experiences, takes center stage.

Thankfully, there's an abundance of havens that romance honeymooners can explore. This list looks at some of them, delving into the unique attributes that make them the top picks for newlyweds in 2024, according to US News & World Report . Whether you're yearning for secluded luxury, cultural immersion, or adrenaline-pumping escapades, the following honeymoon destinations promise to set the stage for an extraordinary post-wedding getaway.

Kaua'i, Hawaii

Perfect for honeymooners seeking a balance between adventure and relaxation.

Embrace the untouched beauty of the Hawaiian Islands on the lush and diverse island of Kaua'i. Known as the "Garden Isle," Kaua'i boasts emerald valleys, cascading waterfalls, and golden beaches. Some of the things you shouldn’t miss on Garden Island include exploring the scenic Na Pali Coast, embarking on a helicopter tour to witness the breathtaking landscapes, and hiking through Waimea Canyon, often referred to as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific. Kaua'i offers a serene and intimate escape, perfect for honeymooners seeking a balance between adventure and relaxation in a tropical paradise.

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• Resort: Koa Kea Resort on Poipu Beach
• Address: 2251 Poipu Rd, Koloa, HI 96756, United States
• Cost: Starting from $402

Santorini, Greece

One of the top picks for newlywed lovebirds.

Santorini, the jewel of the Aegean Sea, continues to reign as one of the top picks for newlywed lovebirds . Renowned for its iconic sunsets over the caldera, this Greek paradise is known as the most beautiful island to visit in the world and a haven for couples seeking a blend of luxury and intimacy. Immerse yourselves in the charming villages clinging to the cliffs, savor the best Mediterranean cuisine , and unwind on pristine beaches. With its unparalleled beauty, Santorini creates an idyllic backdrop for the start of your marital journey.

• Resort: Katikies Hotel
• Address: Oia, Santorini 84702, Greece
• Cost for the Honeymoon Suite: Starting from $880

Madeira, Portugal

A european escape with a touch of exoticism.

For couples seeking a European escape with a touch of exoticism, Madeira, a Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, offers a unique and enchanting honeymoon experience. Known for its lush landscapes, vibrant flowers, and dramatic cliffs, Madeira provides a romantic setting for exploration. Take an adventure-filled drive along the coastal roads or enjoy the best Levada walks and scenic hikes in Madeira . Food lovers can indulge in local cuisine and world-renowned wine in some of the best hotels in Madeira . With its blend of European charm and tropical allure, Madeira promises a honeymoon filled with surprises and unforgettable moments.

• Hotel: Hotel The Cliff Bay
• Address: Estrada Monumental 147, 9004-532 Funchal, Portugal
• Cost: $210.37 for a standard room

Amalfi Coast, Italy

Embark on a honeymoon filled with la dolce vita.

The Amalfi Coast, a Mediterranean gem, continues to enchant couples with its timeless allure. Cliffside villages, lemon groves, and azure waters define this Italian paradise, making it a top choice for a romantic escape. Stroll hand in hand along the winding coastal paths, savor authentic Italian cuisine in charming trattorias, and bask in the warmth of the Mediterranean sun. The Amalfi Coast, with its unparalleled charm and romance, beckons newlyweds to embark on a honeymoon filled with la dolce vita.

• Hotel: Belmond Hotel Caruso
• Address: Piazza San Giovanni del Toro, 2, 84010 Ravello SA, Italy
• Cost: Starting from $822

Maui, Hawaii

Sets the stage for a hawaiian honeymoon like no other.

Maui might be the perfect retirement destination for many people, but the island is also a haven for honeymooners. There are plenty of bucket list experiences to have in Maui , thanks to the island’s diverse landscapes, from volcanic craters to lush rainforests and pristine beaches. Known for the iconic Road to Hana, a scenic drive through waterfalls and dramatic cliffs, Maui offers a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. Explore Haleakalā National Park, unwind on the golden shores of Wailea Beach, and take a helicopter tour for a bird's-eye view of the stunning scenery. Maui, with its laid-back charm and natural wonders, sets the stage for a Hawaiian honeymoon like no other.

• Resort: Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
• Address: 3900 Wailea Alanui Drive, Wailea, HI 96753, USA
• Cost: Starting from $360

Bali, Indonesia

Captures the hearts of honeymooners with its diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry.

Known as the "Island of the Gods," Bali, Indonesia, continues to capture the hearts of honeymooners with its diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry. From lush rice terraces to ancient temples, Bali offers a perfect blend of tranquility and adventure. Explore the vibrant markets, partake in traditional Balinese ceremonies, and rejuvenate your senses with a trip to one or two secret Bali waterfalls boasting a natural slide . With its unique blend of spirituality and natural beauty, Bali ensures a honeymoon that transcends the ordinary and immerses you in a world of enchantment.

• Resort: Komaneka at Tanggayuda
• Address: Br. Tanggayuda, Kedewatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia
• Cost: Starting from $327

Consistently tops the charts as a premier honeymoon destination

The Maldives, a celestial archipelago in the Indian Ocean, consistently tops the charts as a premier honeymoon destination. Renowned for its overwater villas, vibrant coral reefs, and powder-soft beaches, the Maldives offers couples a secluded haven for romance. Dive into the kaleidoscopic underwater world, enjoy romantic dining experiences you'll never forget , and revel in the sheer luxury of your private paradise. With its unrivaled beauty and exclusivity, the Maldives guarantees an intimate and unforgettable start to your marital journey.

• Resort: Gili Lankanfushi Maldives
• Address: Lankanfushi Island, North Male Atoll, Maldives
• Cost: Starting from $1,069

A destination for honeymooners seeking a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure

Fiji, an archipelago of tropical bliss in the South Pacific, remains a coveted destination for honeymooners seeking a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Immerse yourselves in the vibrant Fijian culture, unwind on pristine beaches, and explore the underwater wonders of the Great Astrolabe Reef . With its friendly locals and breathtaking landscapes, Fiji promises a honeymoon where every moment is a celebration of love and the natural beauty that surrounds you.

• Resort: Likuliku Lagoon Resort
• Address: Malolo Island, Mamanuca Group, Fiji
• Cost: Starting from $805

A captivating destination for honeymooners seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty and Caribbean charm

Nestled in the eastern Caribbean, St. Lucia is a captivating destination for honeymooners seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty and Caribbean charm. Famous for its iconic Piton Mountains , St. Lucia offers a picturesque backdrop for romance. Immerse yourselves in the lush rainforests, take a dip in the therapeutic mud baths of the Sulphur Springs, and bask in the warm Caribbean sun on pristine beaches. St. Lucia promises a honeymoon filled with both relaxation and adventure, where the vibrant local culture adds an extra layer of enchantment to your romantic escape.

• Resort: Jade Mountain Resort
• Address: 100 Anse Chastanet Road, Soufrière, St. Lucia
• Cost: Starting from $1,262

Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Consistently secures its spot as a top-rated honeymoon destination.

Bora Bora, the epitome of tropical splendor, consistently secures its spot as a top-rated honeymoon destination. Surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters and overwater bungalows, this South Pacific paradise offers unparalleled seclusion and luxury. Indulge in aquatic adventures, including snorkeling in vibrant coral gardens, taking a dip in the most beautiful Bora Bora beaches , and enjoying a private sunset cruise. As one of the most sought-after romantic getaways, Bora Bora guarantees a honeymoon filled with awe-inspiring moments that will linger in your hearts forever.

• Resort: Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
• Address: Motu Tehotu, Bora Bora 98730, French Polynesia
• Cost: Starting from $1,813

As you embark on the journey of a lifetime with your loved one, these top-rated honeymoon destinations for 2024 promise to create cherished memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you crave the romance of a beachfront paradise or the adventure of a mountain retreat, these locales offer the perfect backdrop for the beginning of your happily ever after. Cheers to love, adventure, and the incredible journey that awaits you as a newlywed couple.