Thailand Activities
What to Do in Thailand
The international image of Thailand has long been associated with lazing on the beach or by a hotel swimming pool but in reality there's a lot more to the country and the list of activities here is seemingly endless. Watersports dominate destinations like Pattaya, Samui and Phuket while world-class golf links are to be found nationwide. Thai spas are justifiably world famous for their exceptional treatments and trekking is also a very popular pastime. Thai Boxing classes have grown surprisingly popular and Samui even has its own golfing football links! Enjoy and explore!
There's never a dull moment in a city like Bangkok, no matter what blows up your skirt. Whether you're a spectator, looking for a leisure activity or like to be physically active, you'll be surprised with the wide range of choices. From the now famous Muay Thai (Thai boxing) and ice-skating to bowling, cycling, golf or even a tango lesson, it can be found in Bangkok. Read more...
Pattaya offers countless things to see and do, long lists of activities and attractions that promise to keep young and old alike entertained during their stay. The natural place to start is at the beach! Pattaya Beach is great for watersports, and nearby Jomtien Beach one of Thailand's best spots for windsurfing. Be ambitious! Learn to sail or parasail. Ride a boat, go snorkeling to offshore islands. Read more...
With an abundance of beaches, parks and forests to explore, a rich history and culture to discover, and fantastic dining and nightlife choices, the only thing you'll find lacking is the time to see all that the island has to offer. The range of activities in Phuket continues to grow in sophistication and variety, offering visitors of all budgets, tastes, ages and abilities something to enjoy. Read more...
A choice of craft from windsurfers to Hobie cats are offered for watersport fans while the Quadtours and Jungle Safari folks will have you exploring the Samui highlands. Rock climbing is the most recent addition to the island activity options and you'll catch sight of a rope-laden cliff face when you travel between Lamai and Chaweng. Read more...
Hua Hin has lots of fun activities to offer apart from spending lazy days on the beach resting and recuperating, and visiting its attractions. Hua Hin’s markets are the perfect places to shop for souvenirs and the beautifully-made crafts Thai people are so famous for. It also plays host to a number of big events throughout the year, like the Hua Hin Jazz Festival. Read more...
A common practice here is to rent a bike and take your own route around the city; there are many pockets of Chiang Mai waiting to be discovered. Not only is this great fun but an economical choice. Everyone should indulge themselves with a massage, Thai massage has its roots in Ayurvedic healing techniques brought from India by Buddhist monks. Read more...
Koh Chang is much more than just the white sand and blue sea. Countless of fun and exhilarating things to see and do can be had while you’re vacationing on the island. Nature lovers will love Koh Chang’s waterfalls – the attractions once frequented by the previous kings of Thailand. For the spiritual side of things, visit the Shrine of Chao Por Koh Chang and pray for unrelenting sunny sky. Read more...
Being in Krabi is like being in a huge adventure playground. The active outdoor person will revel in the range of sporting and adventure activities on offer here. There's ample opportunity for first timers to try their hand at adventure sports such as diving and rockclimbing, under the watchful eye of skilled professionals. Read more...
