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Duration 13 Days/12 Nights

Availability : 22.01 - 03.02/27 and 2-14/04/27

Bangkok

Chiangmai

Max People : 12

Tour Details

Availability :
22 Jan – 3 Feb 2027
2 Apr – 14 Apr 2027

The Vibe:
Unscripted, energetic, and deeply connected. The Odyssey is designed for the traveller who wants to balance the electric nightlife of Bangkok with the raw, natural beauty of Krabi. It’s for the man who wants to hike a cliff in the morning and toast with new friends at a beach bar by sunset.

Highlights and Key Facts:
Sunset drink at rooftop bar, Silom nightlife, Drag Show by Queens from RuPual’s Drag Race Thailand, Krabi Islands boat tour, Thai Cooking Class, Elephant Sanctuary

Duration: 13 Days / 12 Nights
Group Size: Small Group (8–12 Guests)
Activity Level: Moderate (Hiking & Walking involved)
Route: Bangkok, Krabi, Phuket, Chiang Mai
Accommodation Style: Curated Boutique Hotels & Local Gems

Itinerary

Starting: Bangkok
Day 1 at 4pm, we gather for our first meeting at your hotel lobby for sunset welcome drinks and a greeting dinner.

Finishing: Chiang Mai
Day 12 farewell dinner and Day 13 check-out.

Days 1-3Bangkok – The Pulse of the Capital

We start high above chaos with welcome sunset drinks at a stunning rooftop bar, followed by a welcome dinner where strangers become friends, and thereafter it’s time to explore the famous Silom nightlife. Over the next two days, we blend culture with play: a half-day private long-tail boat tour through the ancient canals (klongs) and the Grand Palace and the iconic Wat Arun temple, while the rest gives you time to feel Bangkok at your own pace.

Activities include: Sunset rooftop bar welcome drink, Greeting dinner, Long-tail boat tour with local guide.

Your own time exploring: Dive deeper into the city’s pulse. We recommend exploring the vibrant of Bangkok street food, classy cocktail bars, walking through the lungs of the city from Lumpini Park to Benjakitti Park, wandering around magnificent shopping malls, a bicycle city tour or just let yourself be at ease with a Thai massage.

Days 4-6Krabi – Cliffs & Emerald Waters

We trade the concrete jungle for the majestic limestone karsts, and we take a short flight south to Krabi. This leg focuses on “The Mindfulness Grounding.” We settle into a low-key beach town that feels worlds away from the city. Days are spent reconnecting with nature—wandering together as a group hike to breathtaking viewpoints and an optional afternoon kayaking session. As the sun dips, the evenings belong to you. Unwind with “feet-in-sand” cocktails at laid-back beach bars.

Activities:
Islands tour and Hiking 360-degree viewpoint, optional afternoon kayaking.

Your own time exploring:
Spend your free afternoon at the Railay West beaches or challenge yourself with more hiking at Monkey Trail. If you’re feeling social, join a local beach volleyball game or explore the night market for authentic street-food finds.

Days 7-9Phuket – Island Fever & Bangla Beats

We depart by speedboat, cutting across the azure waters to Thailand’s largest island. Phuket brings a vibrant shift in energy. We dive headfirst into the legendary nightlife, immersing ourselves in the neon-lit sensory overload of Bangla Walking Street for a fun, shared night out. But the experience isn’t just about the party. The following day, we grounded ourselves in culture, joining a local expert to learn the art of authentic Thai cuisine. It is the perfect balance of electric beats and savoury flavours.

Activities include:
Learning with the local, authentic Thai cuisine cooking class.

Your own time exploring:
Wander through the pastel-hued streets of Old Phuket Town to discover boutique galleries and hidden cafes. For a more active break, head to Freedom Beach for a hideaway escape, or catch a high-energy Muay Thai match, immersing yourself in the world-famous martial arts.

Days 10-12Chiang Mai – The Lanna Soul

Slow the pace as we journey north, Chiang Mai offers a serene contrast to the islands, steeped in rich Lanna heritage. Here, we connect deeply with nature at an ethical Elephant Sanctuary, witnessing these majestic creatures in their natural habitat—a truly humbling experience. You will have the freedom to explore ancient temples or relax before we gather for one last time. We conclude our epic adventure with a reflective farewell dinner.

You arrive as a traveller, depart with a soul of Thailand that no guidebook could ever replicate.

Activities include: Intimate visit to Elephant Sanctuary

Your own exploring: Rent a bicycle to explore the “Old Town” moat and its countless ancient temples at your own pace. Visit the Jing Jai Market for artisanal crafts or find a quiet riverside café to enjoy a slow-drip coffee and soak in the Northern soul, take a slow-paced gallery hop through the Nimman district

Accommodation

Bangkok: Amara Bangkok

Krabi: Avani Ao Nang Cliff Krabi Resort

Phuket: Hotel Clover Patong Phuket

Chiang Mai: Burirattana Chiang Mai

*** Hotel selections are subject to change based on seasonal availability. Our team guarantees alternative accommodation of equal standard.

What is included

Price Includes

Accommodation: 12 Nights in [4-Star / 5-Star] hotels.
Domestic transportation: All domestic flights between cities (Bangkok-South-North)
Inbound Travel Insurance: Covering the trip period, medical expenses, and accidental injury.
Activities: All entry fees for temples, elephant sanctuaries, and boat tours listed in the itinerary.
All transportation in destination location
Meals: Daily breakfast + Welcome/Farewell Dinners
Local Insight: Licensed English-speaking Thai Tour Guide throughout the trip.
Concierge: Access to Standby WhatsApp Support for free days.

Price Excludes

Arrival Flights:To Bangkok.
Departure Flight: From Chiang Mai
Personal Expenses: Souvenirs, laundry, and unlisted meals.
Personal Travel Insurance: Mandatory for participation.
Alcohol: Outside of specific events.
Tipping: For guides and drivers (at your discretion).

Tips for Thailand

Visa

For passport holders from the USA, Canada, and many other nations, Thailand currently offers a visa exemption (often 30–60 days) upon arrival. However, immigration rules can change. We strongly recommend checking with your local Thai Embassy or consulate 1–2 months before you fly to ensure you meet the latest entry requirements.

Health and safety

Thailand is generally very safe, but standard travel precautions apply.

Vaccines: Check with your doctor for standard tropical travel recommendations (e.g., Tetanus, Hep A).
Water: Do not drink tap water. Purified bottled water can be easily bought throughout the trip, and ice in hotels/restaurants is safe.
Mosquitoes: Dengue fever exists in tropical zones. We recommend bringing a DEET-based repellent, especially for our island and mountain legs.

Weather and climate

Thailand is tropical and warm year-round.

Attire: Pack light, breathable fabrics (linen/cotton).
Essentials: Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat are non-negotiable.
Rain: Tropical showers can happen anytime, but they usually pass quickly. A light poncho is better than a heavy raincoat.

E-wallet and cash

While credit cards are accepted in malls and hotels, Cash is King for street food, tuk-tuks, and local markets.

ATMs: widely available but charge a fee (approx. 220 THB). We suggest withdrawing larger amounts at once to save on fees.
PromptPay: Thailand uses a ubiquitous QR-code payment system called “PromptPay.” As tourists and visitors, we recommend using the local E-wallet.

TrueMoney is the most popular local e-wallet (found at every 7-Eleven). It is accessible to foreigners but requires identity verification.

How to use: Download the TrueMoney app.

Registration: Select “Foreigner” and scan your passport and face within the app.
Funding: You can top up cash at any 7-Eleven counter.
Capability: You can scan PromptPay QRs at 7-Eleven, malls, and major shops.
Limitation: Similar to the options above, it generally cannot transfer to “Personal” PromptPay numbers (peer-to-peer), only to registered business accounts.

Local transportation: Airport commute, Grab and Bolt application

Ride Hailing: Download the Grab or Bolt apps before you arrive. They operate like Uber, offering safe, fixed-price rides (car or bike) and eliminating the need to haggle with taxi drivers.
Airport Transfer: For your arrival, you can easily book a Grab/Bolt from the airport or use the official AOT Limousine service. (Private transfers are included during the tour, but arrival/departure to the airport is on your own unless requested as an add-on).

Electricity

Thailand uses 220V electricity. The sockets are typically a “hybrid” design that accepts both:

Flat blades (USA style – Type A/B)
Round pins (European style – Type C/F)
Note: If your device (like a hair trimmer) is 110V only, you will need a voltage converter, or it will overheat.

Stay connected

Staying online is easy and cheap.

Sim Cards: You can buy a 5G Tourist SIM card (AIS, True, or DTAC) at the airport upon arrival (approx. $10–$15 USD for unlimited data).
eSIM: For convenience, apps like Airalo allow you to install a Thai eSIM before you even land.

Respect the locals

Thai people are renowned for their “Jai Yen” (cool heart) and forgiving nature, but a genuine connection starts with cultural respect. Two pillars are to be concerned: the Monarchy and the Buddhist faith. Always speak with the utmost reverence regarding the Royal Family, as this is a vital cultural and legal standard. However, the younger generation might be more open-minded on this matter.

When visiting temples, ensure your shoulders are covered, and always remove your shoes before entering. Mind your feet—never point them at people or Buddha images, as they are considered the lowest part of the body. Finally, maintain a calm, polite demeanour; public outbursts are considered a “loss of face.”

Local food

Be adventurous! Thai food is a harmony of Sweet, Sour, Salty, and Spicy.

Spice Level: “Mai Phet” means “No Spicy,” but “Phet Nit Noi” (Little Spicy) is usually tastier.
Street Food: It is the soul of Thailand. Look for stalls with long lines of locals—that is your safety seal of approval. Do not leave without trying Khao Soi in Chiang Mai or Moo Ping (grilled pork) on the street.