Thailand Family Tour Packages (2026): Cost & Itinerary from Rs 19,499 7 Days & 6 Nights

This 7-day Thailand itinerary with kids covers Bangkok, Pattaya and Phuket over 6 nights, with Coral Island, Safari World, SEA LIFE Ocean World, the Alcazar Show and Phi Phi Island. It is a real, bookable day-by-day plan from INR 19,499 per person, fully customisable, with life jackets and family pacing built in.

This 7-day family trip at a glance

Price from: INR 19,499 per person, twin sharing (up to about INR 21,666 by season and hotel)

Duration: 7 days and 6 nights

Route: Pattaya (2 nights), Bangkok (2 nights), Phuket (2 nights)

Kid highlights: Safari World, SEA LIFE Ocean World, Coral Island snorkelling, Madame Tussauds, Phi Phi Island

Good for ages: Toddlers to teens; the water and island days suit ages 5 and up, all with life jackets

Best months: November to March, when the seas are calm and the days are dry

Rating: 4.2/5 from 2,682 travellers

Why This Is a Good First Thailand Trip With Kids

Thailand is one of the easiest places to take children for their first trip abroad. It is colourful and friendly, the flights from India are short, and a huge share of the sightseeing is built for families: animal parks, an aquarium, a wax museum, gentle island beaches and evening shows that hold a child's attention. This package puts the best of that into one fixed, bookable 6-night plan across Pattaya, Bangkok and Phuket, so you are not stitching together a route yourself.

The pacing is the point. Arrival and travel days stay light, the busy attraction days sit in the middle, and the beach days give everyone a breather. You get one decided plan a parent can look at and book, rather than six itinerary ideas to compare.

This is the kids-focused plan in our wider Thailand family tour packages range, so if you want a different city mix or a longer trip you can start there and customise.

Day-by-Day: Your 7-Day Thailand Itinerary With Kids

Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok, Transfer to Pattaya and the Alcazar Show

When you land at Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok, our representative meets you and drives you to Pattaya. Check in, freshen up, and in the evening watch the Alcazar Show, a bright cabaret of music, costumes and dance. After the show, return to the hotel for the night.

Kid note: this is a deliberately easy first day. The Alcazar is a seated 70-minute show that suits all ages and is a calm way to end a travel day. Ages 5 and up.

Day 2: Pattaya and the Coral Island Family Day

After breakfast, head out for a boat trip to Coral Island (Koh Larn). Once you reach the island, spend the day on the sand, in the shallow water and taking in the views. As the day winds down, return to the hotel for the night. Lunch is included.

Kid note: this is your family island-hopping day. Life jackets are provided and the beaches shelve gently, so non-swimmers and children from about age 5 can paddle and snorkel close to shore. Reef-safe sunscreen and a rash guard help on the boat.

Day 3: Pattaya to Bangkok, City Tour, Madame Tussauds and SEA LIFE

After breakfast, check out and transfer to Bangkok. On the way, a guided city tour stops at the Golden Buddha Temple and the Marble Temple. Check in, then visit SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World, followed by the Madame Tussauds wax museum. Overnight in Bangkok.

Kid note: temples hold most young children for about 30 minutes, so keep those stops short. SEA LIFE is indoor, cool and takes around 2 hours, which toddlers love, and Madame Tussauds lands best with tweens and teens who recognise the faces.

Day 4: Bangkok, Safari World and Marine Park

After breakfast, spend a full day at Safari World and Marine Park. Take the safari drive-through to see the animals, watch the tiger and lion feeding, catch the stunt and dolphin shows, and spot zebras, orangutans, dolphins and elephants. Return to the hotel for the night.

Kid note: this is the trip's biggest hit for children and works for every age, toddlers included. There is a lot of walking between the safari park and the marine park, so bring a stroller for little ones and plan a midday break. All ages.

Day 5: Fly to Phuket and the Siam Niramit Show

After breakfast, check out and travel to Phuket, where our representative meets you and takes you to the hotel. Check in and freshen up. In the evening, enjoy the Siam Niramit show, a large cultural production of Thai arts, dance and stagecraft. Return to the hotel after the show.

Kid note: a lighter travel day. Siam Niramit is an evening show of about 80 minutes and suits ages 6 and up; very young children may tire before the finale, so an early dinner helps.

Day 6: Phuket and the Phi Phi Island Tour

After breakfast, set out for the Phi Phi Islands. Visit Bamboo Island, which is ideal for snorkelling in clear shallow water, then Maya Bay, the beach made famous by the film The Beach. As the sun drops, return to the hotel for the night.

Kid note: this tour runs on a big boat rather than a speedboat, so the ride is steadier and there is less chance of seasickness with children. Life jackets are worn on the water, and the Bamboo Island snorkelling suits ages 5 and up. It is a long day at sea, so pack water, snacks and a hat.

Day 7: Departure from Phuket

After a final breakfast, check out and fly from Phuket to Bangkok International Airport to connect with your flight home to India, carrying back a week of beaches, animals, shows and island memories.

Kid note: an easy travel day. Keep the airport buffer generous with children and the Phuket-to-Bangkok connection in mind.

Family Island Hopping and Water Safety

Two of the best days on this trip happen on the water: Coral Island from Pattaya and Phi Phi from Phuket. Both are gentle, family-friendly island-hopping days rather than adventure trips, which is exactly what you want with children on board.

Life jackets are provided on both tours and should stay on for any child near or in the water, swimmer or not. The Coral Island beaches shelve slowly into calm, shallow bays, so young children can wade and try snorkelling close to shore. The Phi Phi tour uses a big boat, which rides far steadier than a speedboat and is the better choice if anyone in the family gets seasick. Pack reef-safe sunscreen, a rash guard or T-shirt for in-water sun cover, and water and snacks for the longer Phi Phi day.

Where You Stay: Family-Friendly Hotels on This Trip

These are the hotels used on this package or similar ones in the same class, depending on availability and the star category you pick. Each is chosen as an easy base for families.

Golden Sea Pattaya (nights 1 to 2)

316/152 Moo 10, Soi Chalermprakiat 33, Pattaya 3rd Road, Pattaya 20150. A pool and family rooms make it an easy base for the Coral Island day and the short drive to the pier.

Woraburi Sukhumvit Hotel, Bangkok (nights 3 to 4)

128/1 Sukhumvit Soi 4, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110. A central Sukhumvit location with a pool, handy for the SEA LIFE and Safari World transfers and close to shops and food for an easy family dinner.

Patong Resort Hotel, Phuket (nights 5 to 6)

208 Raj-Uthit 200 Pee Road, Patong Beach. Walkable to Patong Beach, with a pool, restaurant, room service and a baby-sitting service, which is useful if parents want a quiet evening after a long island day.

Which Activities Suit Which Ages

Every family is different, but here is how the main stops on this itinerary tend to land by age, so you can plan the busy days around the youngest traveller.

What Is Included and What Is Not

Cancellation and Refund Policy

Every trip on TravelTriangle is customised and booked through a verified local agent, so the exact cancellation terms are written into your quote before you pay. As a general guide, cancelling well ahead of travel attracts the lowest charge, while cancelling close to departure, or after flights and hotels are confirmed, costs more because those bookings become non-refundable at the operator's end. You receive the full written policy, with refund timelines, along with your itinerary. For a family trip we recommend travel insurance that covers a child falling ill or a last-minute change of plan.

Visa and Arrival Details for 2026

Indian passport holders can enter Thailand visa-free for up to 30 days as of July 2026, under the Thai government's updated entry rules, so a family trip of this length needs no visa and no arrival fee. Before you fly, each traveller, children included, completes the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online within 72 hours of arrival; it has replaced the old paper TM6 form. Carry proof of onward travel and your hotel bookings, as immigration can ask for them. Entry rules can change, so we reconfirm the current position with you before you travel.

Why Book This Kids-Special Itinerary With TravelTriangle

Unlike a blog you read and then have to plan from, this is the exact 7-day route you can book today. It is put together and serviced by TravelTriangle's network of verified Thailand agents, who quote real 2026 rates and let you change any day of the plan. You compare quotes, customise the itinerary, and pay through a protected booking with 24/7 support while you travel. The page carries a 4.2/5 rating from 2,682 travellers, and over the last 90 days families have booked a large number of these Thailand trips through the network.

"Take the big boat to Phi Phi rather than a speedboat when you have young children. It rides steadier and there is far less chance of seasickness." The prices and inclusions on this page are cross-checked by our Thailand desk against live 2026 operator rates and the current visa-free entry rule before we quote.

Book Your 7-Day Thailand Family Trip

If you want one decided, kid-friendly plan across Pattaya, Bangkok and Phuket, with the animal parks, the aquarium and the island days already built in, this is it. Book now, or send it to an agent to shape the dates, hotels and add-ons around your family.

Want a different city mix or length? Compare the full Thailand family tour packages, or read the Thailand travel guide for the best months and things to do with kids beyond this route.