Thailand Family Package : Cost & Itinerary Rupees 64,125 11 Days & 10 Nights

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This package at a glance

Price from: Rs 64,125 per person on twin sharing (land package, 4-star). Was Rs 70,467.

Duration: 10 nights, 11 days.

Route: Koh Samui, Krabi, Phuket, Pattaya, Bangkok (with Phi Phi and Coral Island day trips).

Included: 4-star stays, daily breakfast, all transfers, guided sightseeing, and the 2 internal Thailand flights (Koh Samui to Krabi, Phuket to Bangkok).

Not included: International flights from India, visa formalities, national park fee (400 THB, about Rs 1,150, paid on-site), lunches, dinners and personal expenses.

Best months: November to February for the best weather. June to September for the lowest fares.

Thailand 10-Day Trip Cost From India in 2026, at a Glance

Here is the short answer, then the detail. For a 10-day Thailand family holiday in 2026, plan on about Rs 75,000 per person at the budget end and up to Rs 1,35,000 per person for a comfortable mid-range trip with 4-star hotels and flights from India. A family of four usually lands between Rs 3 lakh and Rs 5.4 lakh all in. Booking a land package like this one fixes the biggest, trickiest costs (hotels, transfers and the two domestic flights) at Rs 64,125 per person, so the only large variable left is your international airfare.

The table below is the cost per person for the trip, by travel style, including round-trip flights from India. Ranges reflect the season you travel and the city you fly from.

These are direction-checked 2026 estimates for planning, not quoted fares. Your final quote depends on travel dates, city of departure and how you customise the trip.

What Does the Trip Actually Cost? Budget vs Mid-Range vs Luxury for a Family of 4

Most families booking a 10-day Thailand trip from India sit in the mid-range band, which is exactly what this package is built for. Here is how the three styles differ in practice.

A budget family keeps costs down by flying a low-cost carrier on off-peak dates, staying in clean 3-star hotels, and eating at local spots and food markets. Two adults and two children can do the 10 days for around Rs 3 lakh to Rs 3.8 lakh in total, though you trade some comfort and do more of the logistics yourself.

A mid-range family, the sweet spot, spends roughly Rs 4 lakh to Rs 5.4 lakh for four. That buys 4-star beachfront and city hotels, daily breakfast, air-conditioned private transfers, the island tours by boat, and the two internal flights so nobody spends a full day on the road. This package land cost of Rs 64,125 per person is the backbone of that number; you add flights from India and meals.

A luxury family flies premium economy or business, stays in 5-star resorts with sea views and kids clubs, and books private guides and speedboat charters instead of shared boats. That pushes the total past Rs 7 lakh for four and can climb well beyond it with villas and fine dining.

Cost Breakdown: Flights, Hotels, Food, Activities, Visa and Insurance

If you would rather build the budget from the ground up, here is where the money goes on a mid-range 10-day Thailand family trip, per person. In this package the hotels, transfers and internal flights are already bundled into the Rs 64,125 land cost, so on a booked trip your only real add-ons are international flights, meals and a little spending money.

Flight Cost From India to Thailand (and the Domestic Hops)

Flights are the one big cost this package does not include, so it is worth pricing early. Bangkok is a four to four-and-a-half hour direct hop from most Indian metros, and round-trip economy fares in 2026 sit in the bands below. Book six to eight weeks ahead and avoid the December peak to land near the lower end.

The two internal Thailand flights on this itinerary, Koh Samui to Krabi on day 3 and Phuket to Bangkok on day 7, are already built into the package as transfers, so you do not book or pay for them separately. If you were arranging them on your own they would add roughly Rs 4,000 to Rs 9,000 and Rs 3,000 to Rs 7,000 per person respectively.

The 11-Day, 10-Night Thailand Family Itinerary, Day by Day

This is the part no cost guide can give you: the real route your family travels, hotel to hotel. The trip runs down the islands and beaches first, then finishes in Bangkok. Every day includes breakfast, and all transfers and sightseeing are arranged for you.

Day 1: Arrive in Thailand, transfer to Koh Samui

Land at Bangkok, complete arrival formalities and travel onward to Koh Samui, the superstar of Thailand's islands. Check in, freshen up, and spend the rest of the day exploring the beach and Chaweng area at your own pace before an overnight stay.

Day 2: Koh Samui and Ang Thong Marine Park

After breakfast, head out to Ang Thong National Marine Park, a pristine archipelago of 42 islands in the Gulf of Thailand that is full of exotic wildlife. Snorkelling, sea kayaking, short hikes and simply relaxing are the main draws, with lunch on the boat. Return to the hotel for the night.

Day 3: Fly to Krabi

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for the short domestic flight to Krabi (included in your package). Check in on arrival, rest for a while, and explore the laid-back Ao Nang area in the evening.

Day 4: Krabi 4 Islands by big boat

Spend a full day island hopping around Krabi by big boat, with lunch on board. Swim, sunbathe, snorkel and take in the limestone scenery, then return to explore Ao Nang Beach and enjoy some excellent Thai food in the evening.

Day 5: Krabi to Phuket by ferry

After breakfast, take the scenic ferry ride from Krabi across to Phuket. Check in on arrival, then head out to Patong and its beach to settle into Thailand's liveliest island town before an overnight stay.

Day 6: Phi Phi Island day trip

Enjoy a full day exploring the beautiful Phi Phi Islands near Phuket by boat, with lunch on board. Back on Phuket, unwind at Patong Beach with dinner and a long walk along the sand. Great day for families who love the water.

Day 7: Phuket to Bangkok to Pattaya

After breakfast, fly from Phuket to Bangkok (flight included). Our representative meets you and drives you on to Pattaya. Check in and spend the rest of the day at leisure exploring Pattaya at your own pace.

Day 8: Coral Island by glass-bottomed boat

After a buffet breakfast, take an excursion to Coral Island in the Gulf of Thailand. Ride out on a glass-bottomed boat for a clear view of the colourful corals and marine life. Banana boat rides and parasailing are available at your own cost. Overnight in Pattaya.

Day 9: Pattaya to Bangkok, temples

After breakfast, travel to Bangkok. On arrival, visit the city temples including the Golden Buddha, and take a drive through Chinatown to the marble temple. Check in, then spend the rest of the day exploring the city at leisure.

Day 10: Bangkok city tour and Safari World

After breakfast, enjoy one of the best days for kids: Safari World and Marine Park, with animal shows and a drive-through safari. In the afternoon, explore Bangkok's sights and fit in some shopping before returning to the hotel.

Day 11: Departure

After breakfast, check out and squeeze in any last-minute shopping. You are then transferred to Bangkok airport for your flight home, with 10 nights of Thailand memories in tow.

Hotels Included, Inclusions and Exclusions

You stay in handpicked 4-star hotels across the five bases, or similar properties of the same standard depending on availability. These are the exact hotels this package is built around.

What is included

• Nine nights in 4-star hotels plus daily breakfast (bed and breakfast basis).

• The two internal Thailand flights: Koh Samui to Krabi and Phuket to Bangkok.

• All airport and inter-city transfers, and guided sightseeing per the itinerary.

• Full-day Phi Phi Island tour by big boat with lunch on board.

• Krabi 4 Islands tour and full-day Safari World and Marine Park with lunch.

• Coral Island excursion by glass-bottomed boat.

What is not included

• International flights from India to Bangkok and back.

• Thailand national park fee of 400 THB (about Rs 1,150 per person), paid directly on-site.

• Visa formalities and any TDAC-related costs (Indians travel visa-free in 2026, see below).

• Lunches and dinners except where stated, plus personal expenses and optional activities.

• Travel insurance (recommended).

Cancellation and changes

Every itinerary here is customisable, and you get free date changes and cancellation up to the standard cut-off before departure, after which normal cancellation charges apply. Because you connect with the top 3 agents before you pay, you can compare terms and lock the plan that suits your family before committing.

Best Time to Visit, Cheapest Month From India and Money-Saving Tips

Thailand is a year-round destination, but the price and the weather move with the season. November to February is peak: dry, pleasant days that are perfect for the islands, and the highest flight and hotel prices. March to May turns hot and humid, with shoulder pricing. June to October is the green season, when short afternoon showers are common but the islands stay open and fares and hotels are at their cheapest, which makes it the best-value window for families watching the budget.

If your goal is the lowest airfare from India, aim for May to September, when off-peak seats are easiest to find. For the full month-by-month picture, see the Thailand travel guide. A few practical ways to trim a 10-day family trip without cutting the fun:

• Book flights six to eight weeks ahead and travel June to September for the lowest fares.

• Book a land package like this one that bundles hotels, transfers and the two domestic flights, so those costs are fixed and you avoid paying peak walk-up rates.

• Travel on twin or triple sharing, and pick hotels with free breakfast (this package includes it).

• Eat where locals eat: food markets and local restaurants cost a fraction of hotel dining.

• Prepay island tours in the package rather than booking on the beach, and carry some baht for the park fee.

• Get a Thailand eSIM instead of roaming, and use ride-hailing apps to avoid tourist taxi mark-ups.

Visa for Indians in 2026 and How to Book or Customise This Trip

Indian passport holders travel to Thailand visa-free in 2026: the Thai cabinet retained the visa exemption for Indians, so there is no visa fee for a standard tourist stay. You do need to complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online before you land, carry a passport valid for at least six months, and be ready to show a return ticket and hotel bookings if asked. Rules can shift, so confirm the current stay limit close to your travel date.

Booking is straightforward. Personalise this 10 nights, 11 days itinerary to your family's dates and pace, submit the request, and you get comparable quotes from the top 3 handpicked agents. Compare, customise further, and pay in easy instalments once you are happy.

If you are still comparing options, browse the full range of Thailand family tour packages for other durations and themes, or see every Thailand trip on the Thailand tour packages page. Travelling with young kids on a shorter break? The 6 nights, 7 days kids-special Thailand family tour covers a lighter, Bangkok and Pattaya focused route.

Why Families Book This Trip With TravelTriangle

This package is put together by our Thailand desk, and the day-by-day flow reflects what actually works for families: islands and beaches early while energy is high, big-boat tours with lunch on board, and the Safari World day saved for near the end. "Keep the Krabi 4 Islands tour on the big boat rather than the speedboat when you are travelling with kids and grandparents. It is steadier and the day is more relaxed," advises the Thailand desk lead.

Fares and inclusions on this page are checked by our Thailand operations desk against current supplier rates before every booking.

Real travellers back it up. Richa from Delhi called her 11-day Thailand trip "nicely coordinated," with the whole itinerary laid out in a group chat and updated before travel, "which makes an international trip easy and comfortable." Across 40 lakh plus trips planned, Thailand remains one of the most-booked family destinations on TravelTriangle.