Itinerary
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From Bangkok to Koh Tao and Koh Samui: a new group trip to Thailand during which we will have the opportunity to experience this Southeast Asian country through and through, discovering its culture, traditions, and above all its beautiful islands - not by chance, in fact, this itinerary is a Beach Life! We will admire the glittering skyscrapers and experience the frenetic pace of Bangkok, visit the markets, explore its cuisine, and finally relax on the beaches of Koh Tao and Koh Samui.
We start in the capital, Bangkok, a must-see stop when deciding to plan a trip to Thailand, and we are immediately won over by its hustle and bustle as we wander through its most famous streets, from the effervescent Khao San Road to Chinatown and the thousands of stalls where we can try local (and not) street food. We will continue our journey in the direction of Surat Thani, where we will catch a ferry the next morning that will finally take us to the sea: Koh Tao will host us for two days, and then we will move on to Koh Samui, which will be the perfect sea-side conclusion to this trip. We will get to enjoy the sea, explore the natural landscapes, and experience Thai nightlife, which, at least according to what they say, is even wilder on the southern islands than in Bangkok! We can prove it once back to the city where we will spend our last two days together: we will visit characteristic markets such as the floating market and the famous Train Market - which is literally crossed by train tracks, have a guided food tour and enojoy our last nights together!


Welcome to Thailand!
Check-in: our adventure starts in Bangkok
Roundtrip flights or transportation to reach the destination are not included in the package, so you can decide from where and when you want to leave! This gives you complete freedom of choice to adjust your travel itinerary to your needs.
Check in at the Bangkok hotel check-in and gather for the Welcome Meeting. We all meet in this city that is a bit of a symbol of Southeast Asia, with chaos reigning supreme in the streets, traffic, honking horns, and markets where they sell a little bit of everything. The first impact will be intense, but in the meantime we get acquainted in the best way possible: let's start with food! With what dish will we kick off this journey - also culinary! - discovering Thailand? Let's take a guess: pad thai for everyone!

Discovering Bangkok
Free time in Bangkok
We are in one of the most vivid cities of South-east Asia: it's time to explore. There are always some places in a city that should not be missed: today it's free to decide together which aspect of this city we want to explore.
We can take a walk among Bangkok's temples and then continue on to Wat Pho, with its giant reclining golden Buddha, and Wat Arun, across the river - to reach it we'll take a short boat ride. Known as the "Temple of Dawn," it has a timeless atmosphere that instills deep peace.
While if we are more into culure and spirituality, we can organise a half-day trip to Ayutthaya. On our way from Bangkok, we can stop by the Summer Palace, commonly known as Bang Pa-In, an impressive architectural blend of East and West dating back to the 17th century. But our goal would be the glorious ruins of Ayutthaya, which bring back to life the early splendor of the city destroyed by the Burmese army in 1767. We can stroll around all the most impressive remains of this UNESCO World Heritage Site such as Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon-within the complex resides a huge statue of a reclining Buddha built of brick and stucco, the chedi is bell-shaped and constructed on amound of raised ground with steps going up to the Buddhist image placed mid way to the top. We may then continue with a visit to Wat Mahathat, famed for the head of Buddha which is embedded in a tree trunk and surrounded by the growing roots. Then, you can move onto the bronze Buddha at Wat Phra Mongkhon Bophit which is a thrilling example of the significance of Thai spirituality, before visiting the Royal Monastery–Wat Phra Si Sanphet, famous for its three iconic chedis.
The most important thing is be back in Bangkok before our overnight train or VIP bus leaves to Surat Thani, we can't miss it!

Koh Tao: turtles island
Is this paradise?
Ready to go to paradise? This morning we reach Surat Thani but our transfer is not over, keep the enrgies for the last bit: we move to Koh Tao by ferry. This island is famous for turtles and snorkelling, so we definitely won't be sitting on our hands. For those of us who feel like exploring the sea (crystal clear, of course), we can go exploring the seabed. Maybe we can even see some turtles and, fingers crossed, even swim with them! We have two whole days to spend on this island paradise, so let's take our time to explore it, unearth the most beautiful beaches and enjoy the nightlife as well.

Discovering Koh Tao
Deep in the sea
Imagine waking up in Koh Tao with the sun shining and the smell of the sea in the air... what more could you want? A typical day in Koh Tao sounds like this: for starters, we can take a stroll around the local market, where we can find everything from quirky hats to unique souvenirs. Then, we head to one of the breathtaking beaches for a refreshing dip and some snorkeling to discover the marine life. We continue the day with an underwater adventure - the diving here is crazy! For lunch, we can indulge in a delicious meal of fresh seafood at one of the seafront restaurants while being lulled by the tropical breeze. Finally, to end the day on a high note, we take a boat ride at sunset, sipping cocktails and dancing to the rhythm of local drums. Koh Tao is an island full of surprises and adventures to discover together!

Koh Samui: tropical paradise
To a new island!
Today we move to Koh Samui. After having breakfast, we reach the port, board the ferry and enjoy the sea-if we are really sleepy, we can take a nap lulled by the waves. When we arrive at our destination, we settle into the facility, very ready to discover this Thai island as well. In the afternoon we can rest and recharge our batteries for the first evening ahead in Koh Samui: we now know what to expect from Thai nightlife. Are we ready to dance the night away on the beach?

Another two days in Koh Samui
This morning we wake up in this paradise knowing that we have two whole day at our disposal. We love it! We can customize them by organizing the activities that interest us most with the support and at the suggestion of our group leader. One idea, after having breakfast, is that we can use the morning to discover two nearby islands with a boat excursion: direction Koh Tan and Koh Madsum. These are two small islands in the Mu Koh Samui archipelago surrounded by a vibrant and colourful coral reef, almost deserted - barely 50 people live there - and accessible only by sea. Real little marine paradises off the coast of which we can dive and snorkel. It's up to us!

Back to Bangkok
Off to Bangkok
The time to leave these wonderful islands has already come, those who are sad raise your hands! Today is dedicated to returning to Bangkok but first, we have the morning completely free to enjoy a few more hours of sea and rest! In fact, our flight departs in the afternoon headed back to Bangkok through Surat Thani. The last ride on the ferry awaits us.

Discovering Bangkok
Last night in Bangkok
We're back in the city! We have a free morning to go shopping or since it is precisely the markets that are one of the most characteristic places in this city and Thailand in general, this morning we can reach the Railway Market, a market that is literally crossed by the tracks. When the train arrives, the vendors simply move their wares and the tents they use for shade - the train passes by and then everything goes back to the way it was! After watching the train brush past food of all kinds, if we have enough time, we can move on to the klongs, which are nothing more than the canals that were formerly used to transport goods and people as well as to organize real floating markets. Aboard the typical long-tail boats we thus discover another face of Bangkok - which is not by chance nicknamed the "Venice of Asia."
To close out the day, we are treated to a combo of incredible local experiences: a street food tour of about three hours - we eat Thai! - through the streets of Bangkok, not on foot, but aboard the iconic tuk-tuks. We will have a local guide with us who will accompany us on this tour where we will get to try some of the local cuisine and end at a stylish bar in the city while sipping a delicious drink. What better occasion to look back on our adventures together before saying goodbye?

Goodbye Thailand
Check-out and goodbyes
Time to say goodbye - we'll see each other on an other adventure!
What's included
8 nights accommodation in shared rooms
Overnight train or VIP bus from Bangkok to Surat Thani on day 2
All breakfasts (excluded day 3)
Transfer from Surat Thani bus station to Pier on day 3
Ferry to Koh Tao on day 3
Medical and baggage insurance - (coverage limits by destination country/region - €10,000 Italy, €20,000 Europe, €30,000 World, €50,000 USA/Canada)
What's not included
Food and beverages when not specified
Public transport (bus, metro, taxis, trains, etc.)
All extras you'll be able to fit in your backpack
- Anything not mentioned in the "What's included" section
Optional activities
Please see below extra optional activities that you can experience during your trip. Your Group Leader will be happy to assist with organizing these activities for the group. Availability may vary depending on location and group preferences.
Please note these activities are provided by third party suppliers and liability rests exclusively with these third party suppliers.
Full Day Ayutthaya guided tour - approx. USD66
Bangkok City Bike tour - approx. USD50
Damnoen Saduak floating market and train market - approx. USD39
Full day Jungle safari by Jeep - approx. USD60
Full day Around Koh Samui - approx. USD87
Koh Tan and Koh Madsum by speedboat - approx. USD77
Additional info
- Accommodation
Hostels and small hotels.
The first hotel will be shared with you at least 2 days before your departure by your Group Leader!
- Transports
Local buses, night train, ferries
- Staff
Our trips are led by a Group Leader who has been specifically trained by us to lead group travels to ensure you have the best time. A WhatsApp group with all travel participants will be created two weeks prior to departure by your Group Leader.
- Luggage
Backpacks are mandatory to allow easy transfers - we recommend a 45L backpack for our trips.
- Passport
It's mandatory to upload your passport (must have at least 6 months' validity remaining) at least 30 days before your departure. This is necessary for us to finalise all the travel arrangements. Failure to provide this image may result in your inability to participate in the trip. You can upload the image in the designated area after completing the booking.
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Why WeRoad
Small groups, on average 11 people
Move or change your trip for free up to 31 days before departure
Book with $ 0. Pay the $ 100 deposit only once the trip is confirmed
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