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¿Qué Incluye el plan?
¿Qué Incluye el plan?
- Accommodation in the selected category and meals (without drinks) as specified in the itinerary.
- Transfers, visits, and excursions with a Spanish-speaking guide in Bangkok and Chiang Mai (except Phuket, Krabi, and Samui, where there is no guide).
- Entrance fees to the places of interest during visits and excursions.
- Room taxes, VAT, and luggage handling.
¿Qué no Incluye el plan?
¿Qué no Incluye el plan?
Drinks.
Personal expenses and tips.
Mandatory gala dinner for departures with accommodation on December 31, 2025.
High season surcharge in Phuket for a minimum stay.
Domestic flight tickets.
International flight tickets.
All items not mentioned in the "Includes" section.
Optional tours.
Travel insurance card.
2% bank fee.
Yellow fever vaccination is MANDATORY.
Itinerario
Itinerario
Subject to Changes, Due to Weather or Operational Issues (Always Including the Same Services)
DAY 01 - ARRIVAL IN BANGKOK
Arrive at Bangkok Airport, where your Spanish-speaking guide will meet you and transfer you to your hotel. Free time until check-in at the hotel (normally rooms are available from 3:00 PM). Accommodation at the hotel.
DAY 02 - BANGKOK
After breakfast, visit three of the most unusual Buddhist temples, starting with Wat Traimit. Located at the end of Chinatown on Yaowarat Road, near Hualampong Train Station, Wat Traimit houses the world’s largest solid gold Buddha, nearly five meters tall and weighing five and a half tons. Then, continue to Wat Pho, Bangkok’s largest temple, housing the enormous reclining Buddha and the Chedis of the Kings. Wat Pho is famous for its 46-meter-long golden reclining Buddha. Next, visit the Grand Palace, undoubtedly Bangkok's most famous monument. Built in 1782 and for 150 years the home of the Thai king and the royal court, the Grand Palace still impresses with its beautiful architecture and detailed decorations. Inside the complex is Wat Phra Kaew, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (officially known as Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram), Thailand’s most important Buddhist temple, housing the revered Buddha carved from a single block of jade. Free afternoon. Accommodation at the hotel.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.
DAY 03 - BANGKOK
Breakfast at the hotel. Free day. Accommodation at the hotel.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.
DAY 04 - BANGKOK – CHIANG MAI
Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Bangkok Airport for your flight to Chiang Mai (flight not included). Upon arrival at Chiang Mai Airport, transfer to the hotel. Accommodation at the hotel.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.
DAY 05 - CHIANG MAI
Breakfast at the hotel. Around 7:50 AM / 8:30 AM, pick-up from your Chiang Mai hotel (additional charge may apply if your hotel is outside the central area). After a drive to the camp, you will change into camp uniforms. You’ll receive an introduction on how to interact with the elephants. Watch how food is prepared and interact with the elephants. Take a walk with them and visit beautiful spots for some fantastic photos. Then, proceed to the bathing area where you will enjoy a fun time bathing and brushing the elephants in their natural pool. After this amazing experience, you’ll say goodbye to the elephants and mahouts and enjoy a delicious homemade lunch before heading back to the hotel around 2:00 PM. Accommodation at the hotel.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.
DAY 06 - CHIANG MAI
Breakfast at the hotel. Visit Wat Doi Suthep, a magnificent temple perched on a forested mountain at an altitude of 1,000 meters. This sacred temple offers spectacular views of the city and a wide variety of images and frescoes. Then, we will descend and visit the largest market in the city, Talat Warorod, followed by visits to two important temples: Wat Chedi Luang and Wat Phra Singh. Wat Phra Singh, the Temple of the Lion Buddha, is the most visited in Chiang Mai, built in 1345 and one of the best examples of Lanna architecture. It is the epicenter of the Songkran festivities. Then, visit Wat Chedi Luang, built about 600 years ago, featuring a partially ruined Lanna-style chedi dating back to 1441, which was once one of the tallest structures in ancient Chiang Mai. You will also visit Wat Suan Dok, which houses the remains of several generations of the Chiang Mai royal family. Return to the hotel. Accommodation at the hotel.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.
DAY 07 - CHIANG MAI – PHUKET / KRABI / SAMUI
Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Chiang Mai Airport for your flight to Phuket. Upon arrival at Phuket Airport, transfer to the hotel. Accommodation at the hotel.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.
DAY 08 - PHUKET / KRABI / SAMUI
Breakfast at the hotel. Free day. Accommodation at the hotel.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.
DAY 09 - PHUKET / KRABI / SAMUI
Breakfast at the hotel. Free day. Accommodation at the hotel.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.
DAY 10 - PHUKET / KRABI / SAMUI
Breakfast at the hotel. Free day. Transfer to the airport for your next destination flight.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.
End of our services.
Salidas
Salidas
Everyday
T&C
T&C
REQUISITOS INDISPENSABLES PARA LA RESERVACIÓN
Solicitud de Disponibilidad: Para realizar una reserva, es necesario solicitar la disponibilidad de cupos a través de tu agente de viajes asignado. El agente se pondrá en contacto contigo por correo electrónico y/o telefónicamente para confirmarte la disponibilidad.
PASAPORTE
Requisitos del Pasaporte: Se requiere el envío de una copia legible del pasaporte de cada uno de los pasajeros. El pasaporte debe tener una validez mínima de 6 meses al inicio del viaje. La copia del pasaporte debe enviarse con un plazo máximo de 45 días antes de la fecha de inicio del viaje.
DOCUMENTOS
Vouchers y/o Documentos de Viaje: Los vouchers y/o documentos relacionados con el viaje serán entregados por correo electrónico con al menos 8 días de anticipación a la salida del viaje.
CONDICIONES DE PAGO PARA CONFIRMAR RESERVA
Condiciones de Pago: Los pagos para confirmar la reserva deben realizarse conforme a las siguientes condiciones:
Reserva inicial: $200 USD
50% del valor total: Debe ser pagado al menos 180 días antes de la fecha de inicio del viaje.
100% del valor total: Debe ser pagado al menos 90 días antes de la fecha de inicio del viaje.
Políticas de cancelación
Políticas de cancelación
POR CANCELAR EL VIAJE DESPUÉS DE LA RESERVA O DESPUÉS DE COMPRAR EL PROGRAMA (sujeto a las condiciones y políticas de los operadores terrestres*):
De 0 a 45 días antes de la salida: Cargo del 100% – No hay reembolso.
De 46 a 60 días antes de la salida: Cargo del 50% sobre el valor total del programa.
De 61 a 80 días antes de la salida: Cargo del 30% sobre el valor total del programa.
De 81 días o más antes de la salida: Cargo administrativo y operativo de $50 USD por pasajero.
Nota: Las políticas de cancelación pueden variar dependiendo de las condiciones específicas de los operadores terrestres y proveedores de servicios involucrados en tu viaje.













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Embark on the Ultimate Thai Adventure!
Dive into the rich culture, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cities of Thailand.
Must-Visit Destinations:
Bangkok: A dynamic city where ancient traditions meet modernity. Explore the iconic Grand Palace and the shimmering Wat Pho temple, then navigate the bustling streets of Khao San Road or shop at the famous Chatuchak Market. Don't miss the serene Chao Phraya River cruise for a different view of the city.
Chiang Mai: Nestled in the mountains, Chiang Mai is a paradise for history and nature lovers. Visit the breathtaking Doi Suthep Temple for panoramic views, wander the Old City’s ancient temples, and experience the rich culture of the hill tribes in the nearby villages.
Chiang Rai: A land of art and history, Chiang Rai is home to the famous White Temple (Wat Rong Khun), a modern marvel. You’ll also find the enigmatic Blue Temple and the Golden Triangle, where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar converge at the mighty Mekong River.
Phuket: Thailand’s largest island offers a tropical escape with pristine beaches, vibrant nightlife, and thrilling outdoor adventures. Visit the iconic Phi Phi Islands or take a boat tour through Phang Nga Bay to discover limestone cliffs and caves, perfect for both relaxation and adventure.
Ko Samui: This island is a perfect blend of laid-back charm and luxury. From palm-lined beaches and crystal-clear waters to the lively Chaweng Beach, Ko Samui is ideal for those looking to relax in paradise, with top-notch spas, resorts, and scenic waterfalls to explore.
Krabi: Known for its dramatic cliffs and emerald-green waters, Krabi offers stunning landscapes and outdoor activities. Visit Railay Beach for its iconic limestone formations, explore the beautiful Phi Phi Islands, and discover the hidden caves and hot springs in Ao Nang.
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¿Cuándo visitar el destino?
Primavera
Spring in Thailand, typically from March to May, offers warm and pleasant weather with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 35°C (77°F to 95°F). While the weather can get hot, it's a great time to visit the country before the monsoon season starts.
In cities like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai, you can enjoy exploring temples, vibrant markets, and the local culture. The country also boasts lush greenery, with the rice fields and countryside becoming especially scenic. If you're heading to the islands like Phuket, Krabi, or Koh Samui, the beaches and crystal-clear waters offer the perfect escape for relaxation and water activities.
Spring is also the time for Thailand's famous Songkran Festival (Thai New Year) in April, a lively and fun celebration where locals and tourists engage in friendly water fights, symbolizing purification and the washing away of bad luck. It’s a fantastic experience to immerse yourself in the culture during this joyful time.
Verano
Summer in Thailand, from June to August, brings hot and humid weather with temperatures often reaching 30°C to 40°C (86°F to 104°F). This is the peak of the hot season, and while it's typically dry in many areas, some regions, especially the southern and central parts of Thailand, may begin to experience early rainfall.
In Bangkok and Chiang Mai, the heat can be intense, but it's also a time to explore the vibrant street markets, indulge in local food, and visit beautiful temples with fewer crowds. Summer is also a great time to enjoy Thailand’s beaches like Phuket, Krabi, and Koh Samui, where you can indulge in water activities such as snorkeling, diving, and swimming in the crystal-clear waters.
Although it's quite warm, it’s still a great season to enjoy Thailand’s tropical beauty, especially if you’re near the coastline or island areas. The coastal breeze can make the heat more bearable, and many resorts offer great deals during the off-peak months.
If you're planning to visit during summer, be sure to stay hydrated and wear light, breathable clothing to handle the heat!
Otoño
Fall, which occurs from September to November, is a transitional period in Thailand. While the weather is still warm, it’s also the tail end of the rainy season, especially in central and northern regions. Temperatures range between 25°C to 32°C (77°F to 90°F), and you can expect sporadic rainfall, especially in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai. The rain is typically short but intense, giving way to cooler, clearer days as the season progresses.
This is a great time to visit Thailand as the weather begins to cool off and the lush landscapes from the monsoon rains start to flourish. The beaches in Phuket, Krabi, and Koh Samui still offer pleasant weather for outdoor activities like snorkeling and swimming, with fewer crowds compared to the summer months.
In Chiang Mai, the cooler weather and scenic mountain views make it a wonderful time for trekking and visiting ancient temples. The rice fields are lush and green, and the air is fresher than in the peak summer heat.
Fall is also the time for Loy Krathong, a beautiful and unique festival held in November, where people release floating lanterns on rivers and lakes. It’s a mesmerizing experience that adds to the charm of Thailand in fall.
This season is perfect for those who want to experience the beauty of Thailand’s landscapes with milder weather and fewer tourists.
Invierno
Fall, which occurs from September to November, is a transitional period in Thailand. While the weather is still warm, it’s also the tail end of the rainy season, especially in central and northern regions. Temperatures range between 25°C to 32°C (77°F to 90°F), and you can expect sporadic rainfall, especially in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai. The rain is typically short but intense, giving way to cooler, clearer days as the season progresses.
This is a great time to visit Thailand as the weather begins to cool off and the lush landscapes from the monsoon rains start to flourish. The beaches in Phuket, Krabi, and Koh Samui still offer pleasant weather for outdoor activities like snorkeling and swimming, with fewer crowds compared to the summer months.
In Chiang Mai, the cooler weather and scenic mountain views make it a wonderful time for trekking and visiting ancient temples. The rice fields are lush and green, and the air is fresher than in the peak summer heat.
Fall is also the time for Loy Krathong, a beautiful and unique festival held in November, where people release floating lanterns on rivers and lakes. It’s a mesmerizing experience that adds to the charm of Thailand in fall.
This season is perfect for those who want to experience the beauty of Thailand’s landscapes with milder weather and fewer tourists.