Thailand Honeymoons 2025/2026

With hundreds of islands to choose from, deciding where to go can be confusing. An ideal Thailand honeymoon would combine culture in the north, beautiful beaches in the south with a city stay in Bangkok. The north offers some of Thailand’s most breathtaking scenery with rolling hills, colourful hill tribes, cloudy mountain passes and tiny wooden villages. The south is blessed with beautiful beach resorts and tropical remote islands – the perfect end to your honeymoon in Thailand. We’ve selected the very best boutique hotels and romantic beach resorts with spectacular settings, wonderful pool villas and unique charm to help you decide where to go in Thailand.

Head only a few hours out of Chiang Mai, Thailand’s second biggest city, and you can spend time with elephants, trek through lush green jungle or stay in a rustic hill tribe lodge.

Enjoy a romantic cruise or stay in a luxury honeymoon resort amongst some of Thailand’s most awe-inspiring coastal scenery in and around Krabi and Phang Nga Bay. Distinctive limestone karsts are scattered throughout the azure waters of the bay, creating breathtaking views from the nearby islands. Spend time on Thailand's incredible islands, too, from the silky beaches of Phuket and plush Koh Samui, from hammock-swinging Koh Lanta to jungle-clad Ko Phangan.

A handful of islands remain barely touched by tourism and one of our favourites is Koh Yao Noi, now home to the fittingly barefoot-chic Six Senses Yao Noi. Explore this idyll with its farms, villages and footprint-free beaches, and not forgetting its striking views of Phang Nga Bay, best from November to May. Alternatively between March and September head to Anantara Rasananda on one of Thailand’s most idyllic Thai beaches on Koh Phangan.

Consider extending your Thailand beach stay with a safari at Elephant Hills, a luxury tented jungle camp, located in the spectacular Khao Sok National Park. Feed and wash the elephants, enjoy a canoe ride on the Sok River, trek through the jungle and kayak on the lake.

Thailand is a foodie paradise, home to delicious curries and the infamous Pad Thai. Join a local Thai cookery class, many of which include a visit to a local market, where you’ll learn about the local ingredients before preparing your very own Thai feast.

Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Polio and Tetanus-Diphtheria vaccinations are currently recommended and Thailand is deemed to have a risk of Malaria (with the exception of Bangkok) and the Zika virus. If you’re entering Thailand from a Yellow Fever zone, possession of a valid Yellow Fever inoculation certificate is required. For any current travel health advice, you should seek guidance from your GP at least four to six weeks prior to travel.

British passport holders don’t need a visa to visit Thailand.

The flight time from London to Bangkok is 12 hours. Places like Chiang Mai and Phuket are no more than an hour’s flight away from the capital and you can also return to the UK from other Thai cities via the Middle East.

The time difference between the UK and Thailand is GMT +7 hours.

The currency is the Thai baht.