Exclusive Thailand Holidays With Family 7 Days & 6 Nights

Every departure is customisable. Traveling with a toddler and want to drop a boat day? Have teenagers who would rather do an elephant sanctuary or the Alcazar cabaret? Your itinerary is rebuilt around your family before you pay. The price on this page, Rs 57,000 per person, is the fuller family version with the domestic flight and all the sightseeing bundled in, which is why it sits above bare land-only Thailand deals. 

At a Glance

What's Included and How Family Pricing Works

The headline fare is per adult on twin-sharing. Children are priced by age, and where a child shares the existing room without an extra bed the saving is significant. Your final quote is confirmed against live hotel and flight rates for your dates before you pay.

Child fares depend on the hotel's own child policy and whether an airline seat is needed, so the exact number comes with your quote. There is no hidden single-child surcharge. Ask about the family-of-four room where two kids share with parents, which is usually the cheapest way to travel.

Day-by-day Family Itinerary

Seven days, structured so each morning has one clear highlight and the afternoons stay loose enough for pool time or an early night with the kids.

Day 1: Arrive Bangkok, fly to Phuket

Land at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport, clear immigration, and connect to your included domestic flight to Phuket. Our representative meets you and transfers you privately to the hotel. The rest of the day is yours, so unpack, let the kids swim, and take a slow first walk along the beach or the nearby market for a bite of local food. Nothing is scheduled, which is exactly what a family needs after a travel day.

Kid note: an easy arrival day with no early start. Keep snacks and a change of clothes in your cabin bag for the connecting flight.

Day 2: Phi Phi Island by big boat, with lunch

After breakfast you head out on a full-day big-boat cruise to the Phi Phi Islands, one of the most photographed corners of the Andaman Sea. Lunch is served on board. You will pass Maya Bay, Loh Samah Bay, Pileh Cove and the Viking Cave, with stops for snorkelling in calm, shallow water where kids can see fish straight off the boat. The big boat is steadier and drier than the small speedboats, which is why we use it for families. Back in Phuket for the night.

Kid note: the big boat is the gentler choice for younger children and anyone prone to seasickness. Life jackets are provided; reef-safe sunscreen and a rash guard are worth packing.

Day 3: Ferry across to Krabi

A relaxed morning, then an easy ferry ride to Krabi with the sea breeze on your face. It is a scenic crossing rather than a long slog. On arrival you check in and the rest of the day is at leisure, so families usually settle into the pool or wander the low-key beachfront. A good recovery day between the two boat trips.

Kid note: a light day on purpose. Krabi's calmer, shallower beaches suit toddlers better than Phuket's busier stretches.

Day 4: Krabi 4-Island tour by long-tail boat, with lunch

Today is the classic Krabi four-island hop by traditional long-tail boat, with lunch included. You visit Phra Nang Cave beach, Tup Island (famous for the sandbar you can walk across at low tide), Chicken Island and Poda Island. There is plenty of swimming, snorkelling and sandcastle time, with clear water and easy coral for kids to spot fish. Back to the hotel afterwards.

Kid note: the low-tide sandbar between Tup and Chicken islands is a hit with children. Water shoes help on the rockier entry points.

Day 5: Fly to Bangkok

After breakfast you check out and transfer to the airport for the short flight to Bangkok. On arrival you are met and transferred to your city hotel, with the evening free. Families often use this evening for an early dinner and the hotel pool before the big park day tomorrow.

Kid note: an easy transfer day. If your kids still have energy, the hotel area is a gentle place for a first taste of Bangkok street food.

Day 6: Safari World and Marine Park, plus Bangkok city tour

The day the kids will remember. Safari World is an open drive-through zoo where you see giraffes, zebras and big cats up close, and the adjoining Marine Park runs the shows: dolphins, the orangutan boxing show, the sea-lion show and a cheeky ape performance. Your package also covers a Bangkok city tour and entry to Madame Tussauds and SEA Life Ocean World, so there is a full day of family entertainment here. Back to the hotel for the night.

Kid note: Safari World is the single biggest kid-highlight of the trip. Arrive for the first dolphin show, and carry water and a hat, as the marine section is largely open-air.

Day 7: Depart Bangkok

After breakfast you check out and transfer to the airport for your flight home, with a week of beaches, boats and shows behind you.

Kid note: build in buffer time. If your flight is late, ask about a half-day room extension so the kids can rest before the airport.

Want to swap a beach day for an elephant sanctuary, add a Chao Phraya dinner cruise, or trade Krabi for Pattaya? Every day above can be rebuilt around your family's ages and interests before you book.

Inclusions and Exclusions

The Best Family Activities on This Thailand Trip

Thailand is one of the easiest long-haul destinations to travel with children, and this route is built around the attractions that work for mixed ages. Here is what each highlight actually offers a family.

Safari World and Marine Park, Bangkok

The trip's centrepiece for kids. Safari World is a drive-through open zoo, and Marine Park bundles the dolphin show, the sea-lion show and the orangutan show into one ticketed park. Plan a full day; it is the attraction children ask to go back to.

Phi Phi and the Krabi four islands

Two gentle boat days rather than one exhausting one. The Phi Phi cruise uses a big boat with lunch and calm snorkelling spots; the Krabi long-tail hop visits Tup Island's walk-across sandbar, Chicken Island and Poda, all with shallow, clear water where younger kids can paddle and spot fish.

Madame Tussauds and SEA Life Ocean World

Both sit in central Bangkok and are already covered in your package. SEA Life's underwater tunnel is a reliable win with under-10s, and Madame Tussauds keeps teenagers entertained on a hot afternoon.

Easy add-ons families ask for

If you want to shape the trip further, the most popular family add-ons are an ethical elephant sanctuary visit (feeding and bathing, no riding), the Nong Nooch tropical garden and cultural show, a Coral Island beach day, a Chao Phraya river dinner cruise, and the family-marketed Alcazar cabaret in Pattaya. Any of these can replace a leisure block. For the full menu of Thailand experiences, see our Thailand travel guide and browse every Thailand tour package.

Family-friendly Hotels and Food for Indian Families

You stay in three comfortable, family-tested properties, one per base, all with pools and family rooms:

• Sea Sun Sand Resort & Spa (Phuket). A beachfront resort with a pool, close to the sand for easy in-and-out with kids.
• Centra by Centara Phu Pano Resort, Krabi (Krabi). A relaxed resort stay for the island-hopping leg.
• Ramada D'MA Bangkok (Bangkok). A central city hotel, handy for the park day and Madame Tussauds.

Hotels are confirmed to the same category or better for your dates. Prefer a specific chain, connecting rooms, or a family suite? Say so and we will build it in.

On food, breakfast is included daily and every hotel lays out a wide spread. Indian and vegetarian food is easy to find across Phuket, Krabi and Bangkok, and there are dedicated Indian restaurants in all three cities, so fussy young eaters are well covered. Tell us about any dietary needs and we will flag hotels and restaurants that suit.

Visa 2026, Best Time To Visit and How To Reach

Do Indians need a visa for Thailand in 2026?

Indian passport holders can currently enter Thailand visa-free for stays of up to 30 days for tourism, so there is no visa fee for a 7-day family trip. Before you fly, every traveller (including children) must fill in the free online Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) within 3 days of arrival; carry the confirmation. If you plan to stay longer than 30 days, apply for a tourist visa at a Thai visa centre in India. Thailand's entry rules have changed more than once recently, so reconfirm the current rule close to your travel date.

Best time for a family trip

Go between November and March. The weather is cool and dry, the seas are calm for the Phi Phi and Krabi boat days, and it suits kids best. April and May are very hot and humid, and June to October brings frequent heavy rain that can cancel island tours. If school holidays force a summer trip, we lean the itinerary toward Bangkok's indoor attractions.

How to reach

Direct and one-stop flights run to Bangkok from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata and other metros; the Bangkok–Phuket domestic leg is included in this package. International airfare to Thailand is not included, so you can use your own miles or preferred carrier.

Cancellation and Payment

This is a customisable package, so the exact terms are set when your itinerary and hotels are locked, but the standard shape is a refundable window after booking, a tiered charge as you approach the travel date, and no refund on no-shows. Flights and any non-refundable hotel nights follow the airline's and hotel's own rules. Your travel expert confirms the precise free-cancellation window and refund percentages in writing before you pay.

Why Families Book This Trip With TravelTriangle

Every itinerary is built and quoted by a real Thailand travel expert, not a fixed template, and you compare multiple agent quotes before you choose. The families who travel on this package are verified bookers, and their reviews sit further down this page.

"For families I always route the Phi Phi day on the big boat, not the speedboat, and keep the Krabi four-island hop for later in the trip when the kids have found their sea legs. It cuts the seasickness complaints to almost nothing," says a TravelTriangle Thailand travel expert.

Fares and inclusions on this page are checked by our Thailand desk against live hotel and airline rates before every quote.

Comparing options? See our budget-focused 6 Nights 7 Days Thailand family package for the lowest-price version of this trip, the 6N/7D kids-special Thailand tour for a toddler-first itinerary, or browse all Thailand tour packages and the Thailand travel guide to plan the rest of your trip.