Thailand Holiday Packages

Pristine beaches, ornate temples, and arguably the best food in the world: it’s no wonder you’re looking to jet away with one of our Thailand tour packages! Often referred to as ‘the land of smiles’ due to how hospitable and friendly the Thai are, it’s a great holiday destination – whether you’re planning on visiting with children, as a couple, or a group of friends.

Many of our Thailand package holidays fly into Bangkok, which offers an atmosphere like no other. Spend a few days getting to the heart of the capital, before travelling onwards and experiencing more of what this beautiful country has to offer.

So, what are you waiting for? Browse our full range of Thailand trips below, and start planning for a vacation of a lifetime.

Top places to visit during your Thailand trip from Dubai

With so many places to visit during your trip to Thailand, you’ll be hard-pushed deciding where to go! With the country known for its ornate temples, pristine beaches and delicious food, luckily, wherever you choose to visit, you’ll get to enjoy a combination of all three.

1. Bangkok

With most flights from the UAE landing in Bangkok, keep at least a couple of days free to navigate this metropolis. Home to more than 10 million people, get to the heart of Thailand by tucking into delicious dishes at the various food markets, watching the sunset over Wat Arun from a rooftop bar, and touring the temples, with the most famous ones being the Grand Palace, with its ornate golden roof, and Wat Pho, with its gigantic reclining buddha.

2. Phuket

Venture south from the capital on your Thailand package holiday, and you’ll hit the island of Phuket – a holidaymaker’s paradise. Perfect for kids, couples, and groups of friends, spend some time at the ethical Green Elephant Sanctuary Park, marvel at the buildings and museums of Phuket Old Town, and relax on Bangtao Beach, with its white sand literal perfection.

3. Krabi

Krabi is another must-see on any of our Thailand trips, acting as the gateway to the Phi Phi Islands, which you can reach in under an hour by ferry. Back on mainland Krabi, venture to Thapom Klong Song Nam Khlong Song, which is situated in a swampy forest, and offers crystal clear waters you can take a dip in, as well as mangrove ecosystems that you can kayak down; and hike the Tab Kak Hang Nak Hill trail, for some of the best views in the region.

4. Koh Samui

If you’ve still got time to spare when on one of our Thailand tours from Dubai, make sure you check out Koh Samui. The largest island in the Gulf of Thailand, try local delicacies like coconut ice cream and kalamae, which is another coconut treat; and discover some of the island’s many waterfalls, with Nam Tok Na Muang a popular spot for swimming.

When’s the best time to visit Thailand?

Broadly speaking, November to April is the best time to visit Thailand, as it’s the dry season. Saying that, different parts of the country experience different weather, so it’s entirely up to you. 

If you’d prefer to stay away from the crowds, then consider browsing our travel deals for Thailand during May to October. It’s technically the rainy season, but storms only tend to last a couple of hours a day.

What’s the weather like in Thailand?

As we mentioned above, Thailand has a dry season (November to April) and a wet season (May to October). During the dry season, expect temperatures to reach between 32 – 36 degrees Celsius, with January to March the least humid, as well as the sunniest.

Expect tropical thunderstorms to last a couple of hours a day – usually in the late afternoon - if you travel to Thailand from the UAE during the wet season, with temperatures reaching around 30 degrees Celsius.

Do I require a visa for Thailand?

UAE citizens can visit Thailand visa-free for up to 30 days, and extend their stay for a further 30 days, by attending a local immigration office, as part of the Visa Exemption Programme. If you’re planning on visiting any longer though, you will need to apply for a visa.