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• Morning with your host: Pak Khlong Talat, the flower market, then the café lanes of the old riverside neighbourhoods
• Time to browse, taste and shop at your own pace, with your host on hand for bargaining and ordering
• Afternoon at leisure — spa, pool or a Thai massage
• Evening rooftop dinner, or a quieter one at the hotel if you prefer

Meals: B · Overnight: Bangkok

• Early start with your private guide and car, ahead of the crowds and the heat
• The Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, home of the Emerald Buddha, then Wat Pho's Reclining Buddha
• Private longtail ride on the Chao Phraya River to Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn
• Afternoon at Jim Thompson House and shopping at Siam or ICONSIAM

Meals: B · Overnight: Bangkok

• Private transfer to Suvarnabhumi Airport, then a domestic flight to Phuket (approx. 1 hr 30 min)
• Met on arrival by your private driver and taken to your Phuket resort
• Sunset spa ritual: a 90-minute treatment timed for golden hour
• Dinner at leisure at the resort or on the beach

Meals: B · Overnight: Phuket

• Private speedboat from Phuket into Phang Nga Bay, among its limestone islands
• Swimming, a lagoon visit and lunch on the way, with sea-canoeing optional
• Back at the resort by late afternoon for a slow evening by the pool

Meals: B · L · Overnight: Phuket

• Morning with your host in Phuket Old Town: Sino-Portuguese shophouses, independent cafés and boutiques
• Afternoon at leisure — beach, pool, or a second spa ritual at your resort
• Farewell dinner timed for sunset, arranged for your party

Meals: B · Overnight: Phuket

• Breakfast, then private transfer to Phuket Airport (HKT) for your onward flight
• Departure — with your trip designer already planning the next one

Meals: B

Thailand is one of Asia's most visited countries for women travellers, and most visits are trouble-free, but no destination is risk-free. This journey is built to lower the usual risks: private cars and drivers instead of street taxis, centrally located hotels, a woman trip host who stays reachable throughout, and 24/7 support. Your designer also briefs you on everyday precautions before you travel.

Your trip host is a woman from our team who welcomes you at the airport, leads the café and market mornings, helps with bookings and questions, and stays reachable throughout the journey. She is your single point of contact in Bangkok and Phuket, so you never deal with strangers or an unfamiliar phone line.

Yes. Many guests travel alone. Private transfers, a woman trip host and a hotel booked for you alone mean you are never left to work things out by yourself. A single-traveller supplement applies, shown in the price table. You can also travel with a friend, your mother or daughter, or a group of women.

November to March is the best time. Bangkok is at its coolest and driest and the Andaman Sea around Phuket is calm for the Phang Nga Bay day. Peak season runs from 20 December to 10 January and is the busiest and most expensive period. April and May are hot. From May to October Phuket has monsoon weather, with rougher seas and some boat trips rescheduled, though the itinerary still works and your designer adjusts it to conditions.

Our women trip designers assess each 4★ and 5★ hotel for a central or well-connected location, secure entry, well-lit access, reliable front-desk service and comfortable, well-kept rooms. Exact hotels are confirmed at booking, and you can ask for a specific room type or floor.

This is a private journey planned for women travelling together, not a group departure with strangers. Your party, host, driver and boat are yours alone. If a partner or male relative wants to join, tell your designer, who will advise on how the itinerary and hotels would change.

International flights are not included, but the domestic flight from Bangkok to Phuket is. We can add flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and other Indian cities to your quotation. The journey is planned to arrive in Bangkok and depart from Phuket.

Indian passport holders are currently able to visit Thailand for short tourist stays without a visa, but rules can change. Your designer confirms the latest entry requirements before you travel and helps with the Thailand Digital Arrival Card at no charge.

Yes, on request. Tell your designer about dietary needs when you enquire and meals, including the Phang Nga Bay lunch and the café and market mornings, are planned around them.

The Grand Palace and most temples require covered shoulders and knees, and clothing that is not torn or see-through. Carry a light scarf or shawl and wear comfortable shoes that are easy to remove. For the boat day pack swimwear, a cover-up, reef-safe sunscreen and a hat. Your designer will send a short packing list before you travel.