- Days 1–4Bangkok
- Days 4–7Chiang Rai
- Days 7–10Chiang Mai
- Days 10–14Krabi
- Days 1–4Bangkok
- Days 4–7Chiang Rai
- Days 7–10Chiang Mai
- Days 10–14Krabi
Active Family Vacation to Thailand
This 14-day trip is a wonderful way for families to discover the cultural and natural delights of Thailand – a country that is well suited to travellers of all ages. Your adventure starts in Bangkok and heads through Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai and finally Krabi
Trip Highlights
- Discovering the floating market of Damnoen Saduak
- Sampling Thai street food in Bangkok and Chiang Mai
- Learn about Asian elephants at Chang Chill Sanctuary
- Relaxing on the pristine beaches of Krabi Island
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

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.
Days 1–4
Three nights in Bangkok
Bustling and energetic, Bangkok has something for everyone. A haven for shoppers, historians, foodies and culture seekers alike, the capital is an integral part of any Thailand itinerary. It has everything from awe-inspiring temples to bustling markets and high-end shopping malls. And, of course there’s the food – some of the best in the world!

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Rails and canals
Explore on foot
River of Kings

Tour of the railway market and Damnoen Saduak floating market
Just an hour’s drive south of Bangkok, Samut Songkram province offers visitors a glimpse into life in the Thai countryside. Stop at a local railway station where a bustling country market has sprouted up along the tracks. As a train pulls into the station, witness the vendors quickly clearing their stalls off the railway. Then, after the train departs, watch them resume business as usual. Then visit Damnoen Saduak floating market and take a long tail boat ride through the canals and see how people live alongside the labyrinth of waterways in this area.

Chinatown walking tour
There is no better way to explore Bangkok’s endless maze of backstreets and alleyways than on foot. Discover daily life away from the tourist trail. Start in the bustling Yaowarat district and discover shops and stalls selling a wide array of items. From here, delve deeper into the smaller backstreets, or ‘sois’, of Chinatown. Visit Talad Kao, a market packed with fresh food, tropical fruit and Chinese herbs. The last stop of the walk is Wat Leng Nei Yi, a Chinese Taoist temple.

Longtail boat along Bangkok’s canals
Discover the city’s ways of life and iconic monuments from the water. Take a ride along the Chao Phraya River, also known as the ‘River of Kings’. The solar-powered boat then turns off the main waterway and onto the canals, or ‘klongs’. Capture glimpses of small villages on the water’s edge and enjoy the slower pace of life away from the city centre. Cruise back onto the Chao Phraya to visit Wat Arun, a 79m high pagoda built in a style similar to Angkor Wat.
Days 4–7
Picturesque Chiang Rai
Verdant and mountainous, Chiang Rai is located in the picturesque Golden Triangle region. This is a great base from which to experience Thailand’s more mountainous and adventurous landscapes by trekking, cycling or rafting. Whether you stay at the Anantara or the Four Seasons, there are a range of included activites to choose from that help you get the most out of your time here.

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River adventure
White temple

Golden Triangle longtail boat excursion
Set out on a serene river adventure and experience the cultural blend where the three countries that make up the famous Golden Triangle – Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar – meet.

Wat Rong Khun - The White Temple
The spectacular Wat Rong Khun, also known as the White Temple, is totally different from any other in Thailand. The temple’s consecrated assembly hall is finished completely in white, including white glass. The white represents Lord Buddha’s purity and the white glass stands for Lord Buddha’s wisdom.
Days 7–10
Spiritual Chiang Mai
This northern province is a beautiful part of the country. It is a deeply spiritual place and is full of wonderfully ornate temples. We will recommend and arrange the best privately guided activities so you can really get the ultimate Chiang Mai experience.

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Street food
Get active
Gentle giants

Evening food market tour
Enjoy a lively night in Chiang Mai town, wandering through the South Gate of the old city to the traditional street food market that opens every evening. During the walk, you will be tempted by the heady aromas emanating from the various food stalls and simple carts, and your guide will be on hand to introduce the many local dishes on offer. And of course, you will be able to try whichever dishes take your fancy.

Sri Lanna National Park Pedal and Paddle Adventure
Enjoy an active and exciting day of kayaking and cycling in and around the spectacular Sri Lanna National Park, just an hour’s drive from Chiang Mai. You’ll cycle 20km along beautiful rural roads set against a backdrop of dazzling bamboo and fern groves, fruit orchards and rolling rice fields before paddling kayaks on Mae Ngud Lake Reservoir. At lunch time, you’ll stop for a delicious Lanna meal at an exotic bamboo floating raft house. The afternoon can be spent paddling and exploring the lake, swimming or indulging in a spot for sunbathing on the shore of the reservoir. You’ll be transferred with your bikes back to Chiang Mai in the evening.

Chang Chill Sanctuary
Visit the Chang Chill Sanctuary, committed to a hands-off policy, to watch their resident elephants from afar as they roam freely in the forest. Your guide will first provide you with an introduction and safety briefing before you head out into the wilderness to respectfully observe these gentle giants in their natural about elephant behaviour from the local mahouts. You’ll also have the chance to fill their feeding tubes with corn, sugar cane, grass and bananas before a wholesome lunch at the camp.
Days 10–14
Idyllic Krabi
Filled with natural wonders in the form of archipelagos of coral fringed islands, impeccable tropical beaches broken up by rich mangrove forests, national parks both out to sea and nestled in its interior, it makes no surprise that Krabi is a popular place for visitors to Thailand’s southwest Andaman coast. Spend your days in this idyllic location lounging on the vast sandy shoreline taking in the gorgeous views, trying your hand at kayaking and other water-sports or exploring nearby islands.

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Forest paddling
Island exploring

Kayaking in Ta Lane Nature Reserve
The beautiful scenery of Ta Lane Nature Reserve with its steep cliffs, canyons and lagoons is a nature lover’s paradise. Explore the mangroves by kayak and observe the rich bird and animal life as you paddle through the green waterways of the forest.

Boat trip out to the islands
Pristine beaches, tropical rainforest and incredible coral reefs, home to schools of colourful fish, make these islands perfect for exploring. Cruise around the islands by boat and enjoy swimming, snorkelling and relaxing.
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Why book with Jacada

Personalised design
We’ll plan your trip around your personal interests, tastes and preferences, providing honest advice based on first-hand knowledge.

Authentic experiences
Our expert guides and brilliant Concierges are hand-picked for their ability to bring your destination to life with care and passion.

Positive Impact
We seek out unforgettable experiences that benefit both local communities and the environment.