Sophisticated Thailand and Cambodia Explorer
Trip highlights
- Visit Angkor Wat at sunrise
- Go on a Vespa foodie tour in Siem Reap
- Attend a morning monk chanting ritual in Bangkok
- Enjoy a dinner cruise along the Chao Phraya River
- Discover Bangkok's street food scene by tuk tuk
- Experience Chiang Mai by night
- Explore the natural wonders of Khao Sok National Park
- Board a sunset cocktail cruise in Phuket
Bespoke trips with Jacada
We design one-of-a-kind journeys incorporating luxury in all its forms. Our bespoke trips include:
- Luxury accommodation throughout
- Privately guided tours
- Private transfers
- Meticulously selected experiences
- Expertise and support from your Jacada Concierge
- Days 1-4 Siem Reap and Angkor Wat
- Days 4-7 Bangkok
- Days 7-10 Chiang Mai
- Days 10-13 Phuket
- Days 1-4 Siem Reap and Angkor Wat
- Days 4-7 Bangkok
- Days 7-10 Chiang Mai
- Days 10-13 Phuket
Itinerary in detail
Every Jacada trip is tailored to your personal preferences and interests. Below you’ll find a sample itinerary to inspire your own custom-designed journey.
An introduction to Siem Reap and Angkor Wat
Siem Reap serves as the gateway to one of the most iconic archaeological sites in the world: Angkor Wat. Steeped in history and surrounded by lush greenery, Siem Reap offers a vibrant mix of traditional Khmer culture and modern amenities.
However, it’s the ancient temple complex of Angkor Wat that truly steals the spotlight. As the largest religious monument in the world, Angkor Wat stands as a testament to the grandeur and ingenuity of the Khmer Empire, showcasing intricate carvings, towering spires and sprawling grounds.
Beyond its architectural magnificence, Angkor Wat holds profound spiritual significance for the Cambodian people, serving as a symbol of national identity and resilience. A visit to Siem Reap and Angkor Wat promises an unforgettable journey through time, where the mysteries of the past blend seamlessly with the beauty of the present.
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Culture and adventure
History
Nature
Food
Nature
Food
A cycling tour of the temples of the forest
Set off on a cycling adventure starting at Srah Srang. Wander through the temple from the West entrance to the East entrance (a 1–2 km journey).
Resume your ride for 15 minutes through the forest to Ta Nei, a seldom visited temple where you might have the place to yourself.
Enjoy a light breakfast in this serene setting before continuing your exploration.
Conclude the morning at Ta Keo temple, known as the ‘mountain with bronze peaks’, featuring its distinctive five-tiered pyramid structure.
A private tour of Angkor Thom
Embark on a road trip to Angkor Thom’s Victory Gate. Choose between walking along the city wall to the Death Gate or continuing by road. En route to the Terrace of the Leper King, pause to admire a statue from Bayon now displayed at Vihear Prampeilveng.
Begin anew at Preah Palilay, stroll through parkland past Phimeanakas and Baphuon and reach Bayon.
Explore its captivating stone faces and intricate bas reliefs illustrating Angkorian life with your guide.
Visit the Siem Reap countryside
Venture beyond the temples of Siem Reap into rural landscapes little-changed since the era of Jayavarman VII. A brief journey from the city leads you to modern pagodas and rural communities where you can buy seasonal fruits straight from the tree.
Stay to dine in a villa surrounded by rice paddies, wandering across the levees and enjoy traditional Khmer music while the chef prepares your meal.
Vespa street food tour
Tonight, embark on a culinary adventure, visiting popular hotspots favoured by the locals of Siem Reap.
Explore the city aboard a Vespa, an ideal mode of transport to soak in the vibrant atmosphere, while delighting in a variety of exotic fruits, fried delicacies, grilled meats and other delectable treats.
Wash down these flavoursome dishes with local beer, rice wine, and refreshing soft drinks, awakening your palate to the sweet, bitter and distinctive flavours that epitomise Cambodian cuisine.
Sunrise tour of Angkor Wat
Witness the breathtaking sunrise at Angkor Wat, a marvel of ancient architecture and one of the world’s wonders. Relish at the temple’s grandeur and learn about the flourishing Khmer Empire during its construction between the 9th and 13th centuries.
Wander through the exquisitely adorned corridors adorned with intricate carvings, offering insight into the temple’s rich history and continued significance for local communities.
A private boat tour of Tonle Sap lake
The Tonle Sap lake, renowned as the world’s most bountiful freshwater fishing ground, is a national treasure boasting an ever-changing landscape.
Communities residing along its shores adapt to drastic seasonal fluctuations in water levels by constructing homes atop floating bamboo rafts or towering stilts reaching 10 meters (30 feet) high.
Depending on water levels, you’ll visit either Kompong Khleang or Kompong Phluk village to gain insight into lake life. Pause at stilted houses to learn about the daily lives of subsistence fishing families before continuing your exploration by boat along the lake’s periphery.
As you delve into water-based existence, we’ll have prepared a picnic lunch for you to savour onboard, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the unique ambiance of this extraordinary locale.
Where you could stay
Siem Reap & Angkor Wat
Highlights
- 45 private villas
- Swimming pool
- Two restaurants
- Two bars
- Spa temple
- Kids club
Overview
Away from the bustle of Siem Reap, yet still just minutes from the temples of Angkor.
And indeed it does appear as a traditional Cambodian village on first sight, but you’ll soon notice intricate design touches and modern luxuries between the rusticity.
There are 45 private stilted and thatched villas, each built in a traditional style with carefully considered contemporary touches, with extensive use of reclaimed wood, expansive terraces, handpicked furniture and wonderfully spacious bathrooms with egg-shaped baths carved from local stone. 20 of the villas have their own outdoor plunge pools.
Two restaurants lie in the village, Hang Bay, which serves a fusion of cultural cuisine, and Bay Phsar, which has the feel of a local market and is the venue to try vibrant Cambodian flavours created using freshly picked ingredients including herbs from the organic garden and rice straight from the surrounding paddies.
One of the bars sits alongside the scenic 50m infinity pool but our favourite is the cigar and cocktail lounge, housed within a reconstructed century-old farmhouse that has shelves bursting with vintage liqueurs, gin and whisky, surely one of the coolest bars in Southeast Asia.
End a day of temple exploration at the spa, an ancient looking temple offering age-old healing techniques and beauty recipes using indigenous ingredients.
Aside from temples, Phum Baitang offers a range of activities, including a kids’ club, private dining experiences and cooking classes, cultural excursions, trips to Tonle Sap and vintage jeep drives..
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A heavenly retreat set in manicured gardens.
Highlights
- 24 suites
- Dining room
- Swimming pool
Overview
The former guesthouse of King Sihanouk, Amansara is a first class act with its 24 suites sitting in a garden of white lotus blossoms and orchids.
Next to a shady pergola the curved swimming pool is an ideal place to relax during the heat of the day. Enjoy Khmer and western cuisine in the Dining Room, elegant with a soaring seven metre ceiling and pretty terrace. Stroll through the manicured gardens or unwind in the tranquil spa.
Make the journey, by bicycle, to Angkor Wat to arrive as the sun begin to cast its light on the magnificent ruins. Your private guide will ensure the best position for a memorable and magical experience.
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Overview
An elegant hideaway located close to the 12th century UNESCO ruins of Angkor in the heart of Siem Reap.
With Khmer-inspired contemporary architecture and design touches, the Park Hyatt is a tranquil urban oasis, with cool, crisp white colonnades leading to the central swimming pool and ancient banyan tree in the main courtyard.
There are 108 rooms and suites with custom-made furniture dress and modern luxuries. Some feature courtyard or downtown views plus a separate living room and an indulgent sunken bathtub for two. For further luxury, opt for a suite for your own private outdoor patio, plunge pool, balcony or sun garden.
The Dining Room is elegant with black and white marble walls and floors, a cosy venue for intimate dining, while The Living Room bar lounge is a chic place for a cocktail. For comfort food, freshly baked goods and home-made ice cream, head to the Glasshouse Deli.
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Overview
Close to Angkor Wat and a short drive into Siem Reap, Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor is ideal for those seeking a luxury retreat whilst visiting the Khmer temples of the region.
Set in lush gardens, the generously sized pool (the largest in Siem Reap) is framed by fragrant Frangipani trees and a beautiful place to unwind.
Colonial in style, the 119 rooms and suites are elegantly furnished with polished wood floors and sumptuous linens; butler service is available 24/7.
With a choice of restaurants and bars, Restaurant Le Grand is considered one of the best in Siem Reap offering Royal Khmer cuisine and western fine dining.
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Overview
Close to the heart of Siem Reap and a short drive to Angkor Wat, this boutique retreat with only 26 spacious suites is a luxurious sanctuary in which to relax between explorations.
Contemporary yet steeped in Khmer heritage, the suites are housed in intimate bungalows and are immaculately furnished with rolltop baths, espresso machines and floor to ceiling windows with views onto a private garden.
Explore the magnificent ruins of Angkor Wat by vintage car, slip into the saltwater pool, head out across Tonle Sap lake to visit stilted fishing villages and spend an afternoon or evening exploring the picturesque Old Town and lively Pub Street.
→ Find out moreThree days exploring Bangkok
Bangkok, the bustling capital of Thailand, is a vibrant metropolis that effortlessly blends traditional charm with modernity. Renowned for its vibrant street life, ornate temples and mouthwatering cuisine, Bangkok offers a sensory overload of sights, sounds and flavors. From the iconic Grand Palace and majestic Wat Arun to the bustling markets of Chatuchak and the aromatic street food stalls lining every corner, there’s something to enchant every visitor. Explore the city’s intricate network of canals, known as khlongs, or dive into its thriving nightlife scene, where rooftop bars and night markets illuminate the skyline. Bangkok’s energy is infectious, leaving a lasting impression on all who visit.
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By day
By night
Morning monk chanting ritual and a tour of the Grand Palace
An evening dinner cruise
Indulge in the epitome of Bangkok luxury with a cruise aboard the Manohra rice barge, transformed into one of the city’s premier dining destinations.
Glide along the Chao Phraya River, soaking in the mesmerising sights: from the breathtaking Temple of Dawn to the illuminated Grand Palace, majestic temples, iconic bridges and other landmarks.
Onboard, savour a delectable five-course dinner as you leisurely journey up the river, before returning to your hotel.
A cycling tour of Bang Krachao
Nestled just moments away from Bangkok’s bustling center lies Bang Krachao, an enchanting network of serene roads, waterways and villages. Here, the essence of traditional Thai life remains untouched by modernity, creating an idyllic escape within the city limits.
Embark on a two-hour bike ride through this tranquil oasis, passing by local markets, quaint Thai houses, and glistening temples, all enveloped by the tranquil embrace of tropical jungle.
In Bang Kra Jao, the journey winds along narrow elevated pathways, providing a unique perspective over the mangroves. It’s important for all riders, especially children, to feel comfortable navigating these pathways.
If your visit coincides with a Saturday or Sunday, don’t miss the opportunity to explore the vibrant Bang Nam Phueng market, a lively hub of activity in this charming rural community.
Bangkok street food tour by tuk tuk
Hop aboard a lively tuk-tuk and dive into the bustling streets of Bangkok, where you’ll embark on a culinary adventure to sample some of its renowned street food, all while accompanied by a knowledgeable guide.
Where you could stay
Bangkok
Overview
This hotel is one smooth operator. Combining sophisticated design, top-class service and the one of the best restaurants in the world, the Metropolitan is a truly indulgent choice for your stay in Bangkok.
The 171 rooms at the Metropolitan Bangkok are refined yet simple. Expect clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic, with white walls, dark Makha wood and thoughtful details such as window seat daybeds. The more prestigious suites also feature a personalised butler service, and the Executive and Penthouse suites are perfect for families.
Nahm (noted in San Pellegrino’s World’s 50 Best Restaurants and Asia’s Top 50 Restaurants 2013) serves some of the best authentic Thai cuisine in Sathorn under Executive Chef David Thompson. The hotel’s second restaurant Glow is the perfect alternative if you’re in the mood for lighter, healthier options.
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Overview
Providing extraordinary service and overlooking the Chao Phraya river, the Mandarin Oriental is undeniably one of the city’s premier hotels. If you’re interested in history, a stay here is a must: it’s the longest established hotel in Thailand and became one of the Mandarin Oriental group’s flagship properties due to its distinguished history.
Walk into the hotel’s magnificent lobby, and you’ll be greeted by a spectacular flower display, for which the hotel is famous throughout Bangkok. Choose between a variety of rooms from entry-level luxury in the Superior Rooms to the considerably more spacious State Rooms and Authors’ Suites. Each room is designed in a colonial style with white slatted doors, dark wooden features and light pastel shades. You’ll benefit from a butler assigned to your room during your stay.
The hotel also has eight restaurants; take your pick between traditional Thai, seafood, fine French cuisine and many more options. Drink tea in the opulent Authors’ Lounge or enjoy some jazz and cocktails in the Bamboo Bar if you’re looking to unwind after a long flight.
In a prime location overlooking the Chao Phraya river, the Mandarin Oriental is close to some of Bangkok’s most popular attractions. Cruise along the ‘Venice of the East’ and take a long boat out onto the city canals, threading your way towards some of the city’s cultural highlights, including the Grand Palace, various temples and the famous Floating Market.
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Overview
Inspired by Japanese zen and the warmth and charm of Thai hospitality, The Okura is the epitome of luxury found in the heart of Bangkok. A stylish and opulent hotel hosting impeccable service and a luxurious array of amenities.
All 240 spacious rooms and suites are found above the 26th floor, resulting in dramatic skyline views of the. Flat screen TVs and touch screen control panels are just a hint of the contemporary, cutting-edge facilities on offer. Each room is complimented by an en-suite bathroom, featuring a refreshing rain shower and over-sized bathtub. The vast choices continue when it comes to the hotel’s dining experience. Fine dining can be found within the three individual restaurant areas, inspired by authentic flavours producing an Asian and Western fusion.
Test your vertigo limits with a relaxing swim in the suspended pool, high above the hustle and bustle. If you still have enough energy after a day of exploring, enjoy the fitness centre and if that is too energetic, the Okura Spa will help ease your tired limbs. You’ll also enjoy the hotel’s excellent location with easy access to the sky train and many attractions.
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Overview
Championing bold contemporary design with Thai, Colonial, Jazz Age and Art Deco accents, the Siam hotel may only have 39 suites but provides some of the most spacious and fashionable accommodation in all Bangkok.
It also sports three restaurants, where you can enjoy excellent Thai cuisine in Chon Thai Restaurant (which also hosts a cookery school), an international menu in the stylish art deco-themed Deco Bar & Bistro and indulgent private dinners at the Chef’s Table. The Bather’s Bar next to the hotel’s infinity pool is the place for light snacks and refreshing cocktails after a dip in the waters and to watch life on the river pass by. You can even enjoy a more secluded dining experience out on the hotel pier for a private bespoke meal.
Commanding a prime location overlooking the Chao Phraya River close to the Krung Thon Bridge, all suites feature king-size beds, opulent Chinese antiquity, terraces, complimentary Wi-Fi and butler service. The Pool Villas are a perfect choice for those desiring that extra touch of privacy.
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Overview
Elegant and meticulously designed, the Sukhothai reflects traditional Thai architecture for a truly luxurious hotel experience.
The hotel takes great pride in its excellent service and seeks to go as far as possible to reflect the legendary Thai hospitality in all areas of its business. Each comfortable guest room faces an inner courtyard area, adorned with lily ponds, and is furnished in teak wood and Thai silk. Your room will feature an oversized bathtub and king-size bed. If you’re looking for a palatial amount of space then book into one of the many suites, with open-plan layouts and a host of special facilities such as terraces, gardens and glass-walled bathrooms.
Located in Sathorn, the Sukhothai is a short distance from some of Bangkok’s greatest tourist attractions and close to a series of lively bars and top restaurants.
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Overview
The product of an innovative collaboration between an award-winning architect and five of Thailand’s leading designers, the Sofitel So Bangkok is a hotel that embodies the epitome of design and modern luxury.
238 rooms and suites come in a variety of sizes and four unique room design themes; Water, Earth, Wood and Metal. Each theme features a different lay-out and decor, styled by world renowned fashion designer Monsieur Christian Lacroix. Depending upon their location within the hotel, rooms offer views of Bangkok city, Chao Praya River or Lumpini Park and come equipped with the latest technology – think electronic curtains and Apple Mac Mini multimedia entertainment.
When it’s time to dine, you’ll be spoilt for choice with three restaurants, a rooftop restaurant and bar, a lounge and a ‘Chocolab’ dedicated to tailor-made confectionary, while the 32-meter infinity pool on the 10th floor will give you the impression of swimming in mid-air, high above the bustling city streets.
Step outside the comfort of this luxury hotel, and you’ll find yourself brilliantly placed to discover all of Bangkok’s main attractions such as temples, shopping malls, museums, parks, restaurants and street food.
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Overview
The vast W-shaped tower of The Peninsula Bangkok offers everything you would expect from a world-class hotel; exceptional hospitality, a great location and a huge range of facilities to keep you amused.
The hotel’s unique shape ensures magnificent views across the river and cityscape from every room. Some of the largest in Bangkok, these are appointed in a traditional aesthetic – dark wood panelling, fine fabrics feature throughout and large, marble bathrooms – but contain all the vital amenities for the modern traveller. The premier suites include opulent details such as open-air terraces and outdoor Jacuzzis.
During your stay, you’ll enjoy relaxing by the pool area, serviced by its own bar and dining at the numerous, fine in-house restaurants that serve a range of Cantonese, Thai and international cuisine.
→ Find out moreThree nights in Chiang Mai
Explore the wonderful city of Chiang Mai and spend time enjoying the surrounding countryside. Much smaller and more relaxed than Bangkok, it’s steeped in history and you can spend hours wandering around the temples and night markets in the Old Town. If you fancy heading out of town, you’ll be perfectly placed to explore the surrounding national parks and try out a few more adventurous activities.
Trip highlights
Chiang Mai by night
Laidback Chiang Mai
A night discovery of Chiang Mai
Famed as the ‘capital of the north’, Chiang Mai has a lot on offer. On this private tour you will see the city in full swing, at night when the true magic comes alive.
Starting the evening at a local temple, you will experience the regions rich culture by joining the monks evening prayers.
Up next is some impressive dining at a traditional Thai wooden house, where you will be spoilt for choice by the vast selection of fresh local food.
To walk off your meal, you will visit one of the Chiang Mai’s main evening attraction, the Warorot market.
From food to clothes to gold, you can buy everything here, wander through the market and entwine yourself in its charm. This bustling market is the hub of local life and you will be able to finish off the evening with one more treat, indulging in the heavenly Thai sweets and desserts.
The pleasures of slow travel in Chiang Mai
Surrounded by forested hills and straddled along the banks of the tranquil Mae Ping River, Chiang Mai offers unrivalled opportunity for kicking back and enjoying the traditional Lanna-style charm of northern Thailand.
Visit a fragrant herbal garden before traveling by long-tail boat down the Mae Ping River. After arriving back in the city, uncover the charismatic Wararot Market and impressive Wat Phra Singh.
Where you could stay
Chiang Mai
Highlights
- 30 suites
- Fine dining
- Spa
- Infinity pool
- Fitness and yoga
Overview
Indulgence and modern luxury are at the core of this intimate hotel with its 30 opulent suites which hark back to the Old World of the Orient. The charming guestrooms all come with the lavish features, garden views, contemporary interiors, walk-in closet, Victorian bathtub and open-air shower.
Besides beautifully adorned suites, this boutique property also boasts five dining locations. You can feast on both Thai and international cuisine at the stylish Dining Room and enjoy refined high tea at The Parlor Lounge. Breakfast is a personal affair with the option of enjoying it in bed or on your own private veranda.
Outside, lush grounds surround the accommodation with an infinity pool sitting by the ‘living garden’ wall. Relaxation and wellness is extended to the gymnasium and spa with its many soothing therapies and treatments.
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Overview
Sitting by the Mae Ping River is the Anantara Chiang Mai Resort & Spa. A peaceful and serene oasis in which to shelter from the busy streets outside, the Anantara Chiang Mai Resort & Spa is Chiang Mai’s only five-star riverside hotel,
Its modern design creates a stylish flair, while all guestrooms have sleek interiors and spacious balconies. With 52 Deluxe Rooms and 32 Club Suites, you have a large choice of accommodation to suit your needs.
As well as waterside balconies, the Anantara Chiang Mai also provides a riverside pool which is surrounded by sun loungers arranged under stylish umbrellas. From the pool and gardens you’ll have a riverside view of the Chiang Mai locals fishing and playing. And adding to the already substantial tranquillity of hotel’s location, its spa can take you to new heights of pampering and relaxation. For more active pursuits, the Health Club has a modern fitness centre with everything from yoga to weights, while the attentive staff are more than happy to organise any local excursions (of which you have many to choose from).
Moreover, the restaurant, originally a British consulate building, serves up a dazzling range of cuisine from Indian to Western, to Thai and Korean.
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Overview
Just thirty minutes outside of Chiang Mai, the celebrated service and comfort of the Four Seasons invites an exquisitely elegant stay in the Thailand’s rich and modest northern countryside.
Ninety eight expansive pavilions and villas make up the flawless accommodation, all designed to complement the scenery and culture that surrounds them, with impressive interiors and traditional Thai architecture harmonising with your mountain and garden views. Besides a number of pools and a state-of-the-art health club, the Four Seasons also boasts a shopping village with five stores, an organic spa and four different dining spots which cook up an international range of cuisine.
The Concierge can organise and assist guests with a variety of leisure and sporting activities. Choose from balloon rides, Thai kickboxing, rice planting and garden tours.
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Overview
Experience the life of Thai royalty with a stay at the magnificent Dhara Dhevi. Overlooking picturesque paddy fields, luxurious yet traditionally designed suites, villas and residences are strewn throughout sixty acres of flawlessly manicured tropical gardens.
Each style of accommodation echoes the days of the historic Lanna Kingdom with its lavish colonial fashion. Unique villas blend the architecture of authentic Northern Thai rice houses with modern-day luxuries of whirlpools and private outdoor decks.
This miniature Thai kingdom is also home to a fantastic spa. Modelled on Mandalay Palace, treatment rooms feature ornate sculptures of sacred animals and Buddhist motifs, while the numerous dining options serve dishes from all over the globe – including fine French cuisine, Dim Sum and a Sunday jazz brunch. You can expect top-notch culinary standards here which you can learn from at the hotel’s very own cooking academy.
→ Find out moreUnwind in Phuket
The ‘Pearl of the Andaman’, Phuket is blessed with castaway white sand beaches, aquamarine water and sublime, protected marine parks. Filling your time here is effortless – kayak in its turquoise waters and find offshore caves and hidden lagoons, lounge on beautiful beaches and journey around the island just to take in the views from the winding coastal roads.
Exclusive experiences
In nature
On the water
A trek through the jungle
Explore the forests, mountains, rivers and waterfalls of Khao Sok National Park on a trek through the jungle.
A sunset cocktail cruise
Indulge in the exquisite pleasure of savouring freshly crafted cocktails paired with an array of distinctive signature canapés as you embark on a captivating journey across the open waters aboard the luxurious Lady Sarojin.
Traverse through the serene beauty of mangrove forests and picturesque estuaries, immersing yourself in the tranquil ambiance of nature’s splendour while delighting in unparalleled service.
Where you could stay
Phuket
Overview
Located in the Phang Nga province, an hour’s drive north from Phuket, The Sarojin is a stylish resort set within its own tropical gardens and fronting the lovely Laem Pakarang beach.
The expansive suites are designed with Asian influences and modern necessities. King-sized beds grace the rooms and opulent bathrooms offer contemporary luxury.
This multi-award winning hotel provides its guests with exciting excursions, such as swimming with elephants and white water rafting, with the staff giving the best in quality personal service. A secluded spa is also available with lavish products and packages on offer.
Ficus and The Edge are the two fantastic on-site restaurants, where fresh, regional produce is cooked up to make delicious Mediterranean and Thai food. While the open-air bar, The Cellar, has one of the finest wine collections in the country.
There’re lots of activities to choose from and if you’re a keen diver then day trips by boat to the nearby Similian (90 minutes away) and Surin Islands (two hours away) can be arranged, as can explorations of Phang Nga Bay on board the Lady Sarojin, which is located in Phuket from May to October.
→ Find out moreWe enjoyed travelling with Jacada for the 3rd time, this time to Thailand. This was another unforgetable experience. Thanks to Kate and the team for such a well orchestrated trip! Everything from the moment we landed in Bangkok up to the last day went very well. Once again we were quite impressed with your recommendation of hotels and quality of…