6, 7 or 8 Days in Thailand: The Best Itinerary

You’re traveling to Thailand and you’re looking for the best 7-day Itinerary?

You’re at the right place!

In order to help you plan your stay, I have prepared two 6, 7 or 8 days itineraries in Thailand.

Organised based on your airport of arrival( Phuket or Krabi ), these itineraries in the South of the country will allow you to discover the most beautiful islands of the Andaman Sea and their dream beaches!

Quick note: If you prefer to visit Bangkok, Ayutthaya and the northern city of Chiang Mai during your trip, you should rather read my other itinerary: A week in Thailand.

In this travel guide, in addition to the best places to visit, you will find a list of the best accommodations depending on your budget. And as always, I will also give you all my best tips to make the most of your stay!

So, what are the best things to do in 7 days in Thailand?

Itinerary: 7 days in Thailand from Phuket

1) Phuket (3 days)

For this first example of a 7-day itinerary in Thailand, you can land in Phuket.

The island has an international airport with many direct flights every day from all destinations. It is therefore very convenient to start a holiday in the south of the country. You can compare flight prices for Phuket at the end of this article.

From the airport, which is to the north, there are buses, taxis or a private transport (click here to access the info) to either Phuket Town (Phuket Town) or Patong, the liveliest area of the island. It depends on the location of the hotel you have booked:

• You must go to Patong if you want to be in the heart of the tourist area and explore best known beaches.
• Phuket Town is more convenient to take the ferry to the other Andaman Sea islands such as Koh Phi Phi and Koh Lanta.

For this first day in Phuket, and in order to recover a little from the flight and the jet lag, you could spend part of the day on Patong beach.

Although it is very busy, you will still find the space to lay down your towel on the 1 2km long stretch of sand. Sunbathe, swim or try one of the many water activities like parasailing or buoy rides.

At the end of the day, head for Bangla Road, towards Patong. This street, with its shops, bars, restaurants and night clubs, is the most lively in Phuket!

You can be able to watch a ladyboy show, with extremely pretty ladies, ultra-well-made and dressed, who are actually men! The most famous show in Phuket is the one at the Simon Cabaret.

The place is packed every night, so it is important to book your tickets in advance. You can buy them directly by clicking here.

If you would like a little more action for this first night in Phuket, you must attend a Muay Thai boxing match. This is Thailand’s national sport, all punches are allowed!

There are also fights in Patong, and here too, it is better to book your tickets because the Thai people love it.

Click on the button below to purchase tickets:

Spend the night in Phuket.

For your second day of this 7-8 day trip to South Thailand, continue exploring Phuket.

You must focus on the East Zone, towards Phuket Town and the surroundings.

If you are staying in Patong, you can easily go by bus or rent a scooter. Phuket Town being the capital of the island, it is well connected.

If you prefer, there is also a very comprehensive organised trip to see some of the must-see spots. You can get the description and all the information for the reservation by clicking on the button below:

You must take a walk around the old town, which includes several buildings and houses built in the Portuguese Sino style, very colourful and perfectly renovated. The area is really charming and pleasant.

Things to see on your walk:

• Thalang Road, the most popular street, with its local craft shops and cafés
• Thai Hua Museum on the history of Phuket
• The Blue Elephant Mansion, renowned for its traditional Thai cooking classes
• The Shrine of Serene Light, a Chinese temple
• The Clock Tower (not to be confused with that of Chiang Rai )
• The Phuket Museum is located in the Old Standard Chartered Bank building
• Phang Nga Road and its street art
• Bang Niew Shrine

Then go to Monkey Hill, which lives up to its name, with hundreds of monkeys. They are used to humans and expect only one thing: food.

It’s a well-oiled business, with banana and groundnut sellers scattered around the area.

As well as seeing the monkeys, you can climb the path up the hill to admire the panorama of the island. 

Speaking of panoramic views, you can also take the opportunity when in Phuket Town to go to the Khao Rang Hill Viewpoint, which offers a view of the whole city.

On your way, stop at Wat Khao Rang Temple to admire the large golden Buddha statue there.

End the day at the beach and spend another night in Phuket.

For your last day in Phuket, you have a choice of several options, depending on your desires:

1) Take a day trip to Koh Phi Phi to discover the best known island of Thailand.

This trip can also be taken on a very beautiful catamaran. Click here to book!

2) Take a trip to the Similan Islands, one of the most beautiful diving and snorkelling spots in the world.

3) Spend a morning in an elephant sanctuary to feed and wash them. Book by clicking here!

Or take a Thai cooking class to discover the secrets of an excellent Pad Thai or panang curry. Book here!

In the afternoon, you can stay at the beach or enjoy a some sporty activities like azipline at the most famous park in Phuket. You can book your zipline activity right here!

4) Rent a scooter and visit the southern part of the island:

• Wat Chalong
• The Big Buddha
• The Karon View Point
• The Nai Harn Beach
• The Windmill Viewpoint and Yanui Beach
• Watch the sunset at Promthep Cape

Spend one last night in Phuket.

For more details on the things to do in Phuket, please read our article: What are the things to see in Phuket?

Accommodation in Phuket

If you want to be in the middle of the action, I have prepared a selection of accommodation on the Patong side:

• Lub D Phuket Patong: Youth Hostel 5 minutes from Patong Beach and 10 minutes from Bangla Road. Modern and very clean dormitory bed from €12. Strong points: huge swimming pool, common areas with even a boxing ring, design, cleanliness. This is the best hostel in Phuket!
• Mazi Design Hotel by Kalima: Located 5 minutes from the night market and 10 minutes from Bangla Road. Spacious designer double room from €35 per night, breakfast at €7. Strong points: swimming pool, location, comfort of the rooms. It’s my favorite for its excellent value for money in Patong.
• Holiday Inn Express Phuket Patong Beach Central: Located opposite the beach. Modern and warm double room with balcony from €72, breakfast included. Strong points: outdoor facilities, swimming pool, welcoming atmosphere and the friendliness of the staff.
• Phuket Marriott Resort Spa, Merlin Beach: 5-star hotel complex located 2 miles from Patong, right on Tri-Trang beach. Warm and comfortable double room with private balcony or terrace from €110, breakfast at €19. Strong points: sea-side location, private beach, quiet, playground for children, setting. This is my recommendation for a luxury stay in Phuket!

If you prefer to stay in Phuket Town, here is my selection of hotels:

• Baan Baan hostel: Hostel located in Phuket Old Town. Dormitory bed from €8, breakfast included. Strong points: helpful staff, cleanliness, location, calm atmosphere. The best youth hostel to stay in Phuket Town!
• Ritsurin Boutique Hotel: Located 600 metres from Thalang Street. Clean and well-equipped double room from €28. Strong points: location, cleanliness, friendly staff.
• The Malika Hotel: Located 1.8 km from the old town. Double room with very comfortable bedding and balcony from €38, breakfast at €6. Strong points: swimming pool, quiet atmosphere, friendly staff, ideal location to take the boat to Koh Phi Phi. It’s my favorite for its excellent value for money in Phuket Town!
• Casa Blanca Boutique Hotel: Located in the old town. Double room decorated with great taste from €50 per night, breakfast at €7. Strong points: excellent location, friendly staff, right next to the night market.
• Novotel Phuket Phokeethra: Located 1 mile away from the old town. Super spacious double room, modern design from €85, breakfast at €15. Strong points: setting, comfort, ideal to visit the old town, close to the boat to the islands of Koh Phi Phi and Koh Lanta. This is my recommendation for an upscale stay in Phuket Town!

2) Another southern island (3 days)

For the second leg of your 7-day tour in Thailand, you can leave Phuket and explore another island in the South.

There are several possible alternatives when leaving from Phuket, so I have selected 2 islands that are easily accessible by boat:

• Koh Yao Noi: an island still free of mass tourism and a small corner of paradise where you can spend relaxing holidays
• Koh Lanta: better known than Koh Yao Noi and more touristy, it also has very nice beaches and is more lively.

Option 1: Koh Yao Noi (3 days)

Koh Yao Noi is just a 30-minute boat ride from Phuket.

The departure point is the Rang Bang Pier port, in the north-east of the island. To reach it, you have to take a taxi from your hotel. Then consider 300 Bahts for boat trips. 

Once you are at Koh Yao Noi, shared taxis await to take you to the various hotels. The fare is 100 Bahts per person.

For this first day in Koh Yao, you must rent a scooter (250-300 Bahts/day) to explore the most beautiful beaches of the island. Stop for a swim whenever you want.

Spend the first night in Koh Yao Noi.

The next day, you must absolutely go on an trip to the 4 islands. This is my favourite trip during my holidays in Thailand.

The islands on the agenda are simply magnificent, the beaches superb and the water translucent. An idyllic day to enjoy picturesque scenery!

You can explore:

• Koh Ka Mit, also called Monkey Island because of its huge monkey population
• Koh Pak Bia and its beautiful beach with wooden swings
• Koh Lao Lading, ideal for swimming and watching fish
• Koh Hong and its huge sandy beach surrounded by cliffs

All hotels in Koh Yao Noi offer this trip. Remember to book it the day before. The cost is 2,500 Bahts for the boat, to be divided between the number of people participating in the trip.

Spend another night in Koh Yao Noi.

On the last day at Koh Yao, you have a choice:

1) Take a boat trip to Phang Nga Bay and James Bond Island.

Just like yesterday’s excursion, you will go by boat to the islands of the bay. There is no swimming on the agenda here, rather you will stop to take photos in the sublime landscapes.

The most famous island of this day trip is the James Bond Island where scenes of “The Man with the Golden Gun” were shot.

You can also go kayaking in the caves.

The tour also includes a stop at Koh Panyee with its large floating market where you can eat and buy souvenirs for your 7-day stay in South Thailand.

4500 Bahts per boat, divided between the number of passengers.

2) Take cooking classes in the morning at Mina’s Cooking Classes or at The Paradise  Koh Yao.

Rent a kayak in the afternoon (or vice versa) to explore Koh Yao from the sea.

3) Spend a day in Koh Yao Yai.

The neighbouring island, although larger, is even more protected from tourists. There are only a few hotels and you can find deserted beaches where it’s just you!

It is just a 10-minute boat ride from Koh Yao Noi.

Spend one last night on the island.

The next day, you are unfortunately at the end of your 7-day road trip in Thailand. Take the boat back to Phuket and then reach the airport by taxi (approximately 700 Bahts).

You can find more details about Koh Yao Noi in our dedicated article: Visit Koh Yao Noi.

Accommodation in Koh Yao Noi

• Tha Khao Bay View: Located to the east of the island. Simple bungalow with fan from €25 per night. Strong points: the incredible view of the sea, the location in the middle of nature, the friendliness of the owners. An excellent choice for a cheap stay in Koh Yao Noi!
• Koh Yao Seaview Bungalow: Located on the seafront, 15 minutes away in a songthaew from the port. Very spacious bungalow with a large bed and private terrace overlooking the swimming pool or the sea, from €45 per night. Strong points: the beach is nearby, the calmness, the swimming pool, the really cheap restaurant which provides delicious food in ample quantities. It’s my favorite for its excellent value for money!
• Paradise KohYao: Located to the north of the island. Tastefully decorated room with an outdoor bathroom and private terrace from €95, breakfast included. Strong points: idyllic setting, infinity pool, private beach, location in the bay.
• Cape Kudu Hotel, Koh Yao Noi: Located to the south-east of the island. Spacious and bright double room with very fancy decoration, from €150 per night, breakfast included. Strong points: design, calm, dreamy setting, friendly staff. A beautiful hotel in Koh Yao Noi, perfect for a romantic stay!
• Laguna Villas Yao Noi: Located to the south-east of the island, right on the beach. Beautiful fully equipped villas, a perfect mix of modern and traditional Thai style from €200 per night, including breakfast. Strong points: sea-facing location, large swimming pool, close to excellent restaurants.
• Six Senses Yao Noi: This is the most luxurious hotel on the whole island. It offers splendid villas with private swimming pools and even a butler that will be assigned to you for the duration of your stay. From €570, breakfast included. Strong points: Spa, gym, private beach, comfort, excellent meals, exceptional service. This is clearly the most beautiful luxury hotel in Koh Yao Noi. A dream place to spend your honeymoon or a romantic stay!

Option 2: Koh Lanta (3 days)

If you prefer to continue your 7-day itinerary in Thailand through Koh Lanta instead of Koh Yao Noi, here is an idea for a schedule for these 3 days!

To get to Koh Lanta from Phuket, you will have to take a ferry to the port of Rassada, close to Phuket Town. Don’t hesitate to ask your hotel to make the reservation for you, they can sometimes negotiate cheaper rates.

For example, we paid 700 Bahts instead of the 1000 Bahts posted on the booking website.

The journey to Koh Lanta takes 2 hours: first a boat to Koh Phi Phi (a 2 hour and 30 minutes trip) and then another boat to Koh Lanta (about 1 hour and 15 minutes).

If you prefer a faster and direct way to Koh Lanta, you can take a speedboat but there are not many seats available. For this trip, it’s better to book in advance. You can get all the information by clicking here!

On the boat, you will be offered to book your transfer to your hotel. You can take it, it doesn’t cost any more than once you get off the boat. The rate varies depending on the location of the hotel.

In the afternoon, you must rent a scooter and explore the west coast of the island where all the most beautiful beaches are located. You can try out several places for swimming. The further south you go, the fewer people there are.

And if you don’t feel like renting a scooter, you can also go to the beach closest to your hotel.

I have listed the beaches of Koh Lanta in this article: Visit Koh Lanta.

For the second day on Koh Lanta, you must go on the on the 4 islands trip. This for me, is the best trip on the island!

The islands are heavenly and there are plenty of snorkelling and swimming stops to swim among the fish.

On the agenda:

• Koh Chuek: snorkelling stop
• Koh Waen: snorkelling stop
• Koh Muk, home to the Emerald Cave, a former pirate hideout
• Koh Ngai and its beautiful beach with fine sands and turquoise waters

For 1000 Bahts per person, everything is included: snorkelling equipment, transport to the port from your hotel, lunch and drinks.

Book this trip by clicking on the button below:

This trip takes place onboard a longtail boat, a traditional Thai boat, but if you wish, you can also choose to take a speedboat.

To book the tour, click this link!

Third and last day on Koh Lanta, you have a few choices:

1) Take another boat trip but this time to explore the beautiful island of Koh Rok. 

Just as with the 4 islands trip, you can go snorkelling and swimming. Everything is also included in the price of around 1700 Bahts per person.

To make sure you go through a reliable agency, you must book this trip to Koh Rok by clicking on the button below:

If this tour is already full, you can also book with another service provider by clicking here (it’s exactly the same).

2) Explore Koh Lanta:

• Discover the mangrove by kayak or longtail boat from the port of Tungyeepeng
• Visit an elephant sanctuary
• Explore Koh Lanta Noi, the neighbouring island, by scooter
• First diving experience at one of the many centres on the island
• Take a cooking class at “Cooking with Mon”
• Visit the old town of Koh Lanta
• Visit the Khao Mai Kaew Caves or the Tiger Cave
• Go to the Mu Koh Lanta National   Park

All the things to do in Koh Lanta are mentioned in our article: What are the best things to see and do in Koh Lanta?

The next day, we’ll be at the end of your 7-day trip to Thailand. Take the boat back to Phuket and reach the airport.

Accommodation in Koh Lanta

In Koh Lanta, hotels are located on the west coast of the island, close to the numerous beaches.

As always, the best rooms are fully booked months in advance, so make sure to book as soon as you have your travel dates!

• Hub of Joys Hostel: Hostel located 350 metres from Long Beach. Clean and pleasant dormitory bed from €6 per night, breakfast included. Strong points: friendly staff, 5 minutes from the beach, good breakfast. This is the cheapest accommodation option in Koh Lanta! Perfect for backpackers.
• Long Beach Chalet: Located right on Long Beach. Bright and comfortable bungalow from 25€ per night, breakfast included. Strong points: swimming pool, direct access to the beach.
• SriLanta Resort: Located on Klong Nin Beach. Thai style villa with a terrace overlooking the garden from 35€, breakfast at 10€. Strong points: 3 swimming pools, the setting, ideal location to go to the beach, comfort. It’s my favorite for its excellent value for money!
• Kaw Kwang Beach Resort: Located on Klong Dao Beach. Nice and spacious double room from 50€, breakfast included. Strong points: sea-view, very quiet and accessible beach, swimming pool, landscaped garden, free pick-up and drop-off at the port.
• Rawi Warin Resort And Spa: 5 star hotel located 400 metres from Klong Nin Beach. Modern Thai style double room with wooden furniture and balcony from 85€, breakfast included. Strong points: swimming pools, playground for children, view, competent staff, ample and varied breakfast. Ideal for an upscale romantic stay!
• Pimalai Resort & Spa: 5 star hotel located 650 ft from Kantiang Beach. Very spacious and tastefully decorated double room from 210€, breakfast included. Strong points: the splendid infinity pool, dedicated staff, location, view, excellent breakfast. This is my recommendation for a luxury stay in Koh Lanta!

Itinerary: 7 days in Thailand from Krabi

1) Krabi (3 days)

Here is another example of a of a 7-day tour in South Thailand, with arrival in Krabi.

The Krabi province is also located towards the Andaman Sea, but on the other side of Phuket.

Krabi also has an international airport, so it is the ideal place for a holiday in southern Thailand. However, unlike Phuket, it is quite possible that you will first have to reach Bangkok and then take a connection to Krabi.

You can compare all flight prices for Krabi at the end of our article with our flight comparison tool.

From the airport, you must directly go to Ao Nang, the main tourist area of the province where you will find the closest beaches to Krabi and where you will stay.

For this, you can take a shuttle to the airport (about 150 Bahts), the taxi (a little over 1000 Bahts) or book your group transfer (from 280 Bahts). For the latter, the driver will wait for you on arrival. If you are interested, you can book here directly!

Private transfers are also available and it really doesn’t cost much more if there are 2 or 3. Here is the link with all the information.

Spend the end of the day at the Ao Nang beach, a large sandy beach where you can recover from the hours of flying and the time difference. A little further away, there’s also Noppharat Thara Beach, which is wilder and less crowded.

Spend the first night in Ao Nang.

The next day, you must explore one of the most beautiful places in the province of Krabi: Railay.

To get there, you have to take the boat from Ao Nang beach. It costs 200 bahts for a round-trip and takes 10 minutes.

You don’t have to book your trip in advance, just buy it the same day at the beach shack.  Boats are leaving and arriving all the time.

Once you get to Railay, you will quickly see that the setting is splendid and the beaches are heavenly. You will also realise that there are huge crowds, but that’s the price of success!

The 2 prettiest beaches are Railay West Beach (the one where you land) and Phra Nang Beach. They are large beaches with fine sands, bordered by karst cliffs and the forest. In addition to swimming, you can also rent kayaks and paddle boats.

There is also an area with bars and restaurants.

The more athletic among you will be able to tackle the ascent that leads to the Railay viewpoint. It takes 10-15 minutes to climb, using ropes, to get there, but the view is definitely worth it!

And if you’re not afraid of heights, Railay is recognised as one of the main destinations in Thailand for rock climbing. There are over 700 routes!

If you want to book a climbing course, just click on the button below:

Return for the night to Ao Nang.

Today, for your last day in Krabi, you must go on a day-trip by boat.

There are several choices from Ao Nang beach:

1) The 4 islands trip to discover Koh Poda, Chicken Island, Koh Tup and Phra Nang Cave.

2) A trip to Koh Phi Phi, one of the most famous islands of Thailand.

3) A trip to the Hong Islands.

All these trips are organised based on same principle with snorkelling and swimming stops throughout the day.

Transport from your hotel, the day-trip by boat, lunch, water and equipment with masks and snorkels are included in the price.

If you want more details about Krabi, please read our article: The best things to do in Krabi?

Accommodation in Krabi / Ao Nang

There are 3 main areas to stay in Krabi province:

• Krabi Town, practical for visiting “land” sites such as the national park, the tiger temple or the emerald swimming pool.
• Ao Nang if you are looking for a lively area on the seafront and for trips to nearby islands such as Koh Phi Phi or Chicken Island.
• Railay to enjoy the beach.

To help you, I have prepared a selection of the best hotels to stay based on these areas and your budget.

Best accommodation in Krabi Town

• Pak-Up Hostel: Hostel located in the centre of Krabi. Dormitory bed from 7€. Strong points: cleanliness, large storage lockers under the beds, air conditioned dormitories. Perfect for small budgets and backpackers! 
• Krabi Golden Hill Hotel: Located 500 metres from the river and 900 m from the Night market. Spacious and bright double room from €25, breakfast included. Strong points: swimming pool, friendly staff, free shuttle to the city centre.
• The Nice Krabi Hotel: Located opposite Maharaj market. Comfortable and modern double room from €40, breakfast included. Strong points: The staff was very friendly. It’s my favorite for its excellent value for money in Krabi Town. 
• River Front Krabi Hotel: Located on the riverfront, 900 metres from the weekend market. Spacious and warm double room with balcony, from €55, breakfast included. Strong points: swimming pool, very comfortable bedding, brand new hotel.

The best hotels in Ao Nang

• K-Bunk Hostel: Hostel located 15 minutes walk from Ao Nang beach. Dormitory bed from €13. Strong points: the staff, the ambiance, comfortable beds.
• Cocco House: Located 1.5 km away from Nopparat Beach. Very clean and quiet bungalow from €30 per night, breakfast included. Strong points: excellent breakfast, free bike rental, good bedding. It’s my favorite for its excellent value for money in Ao Nang.
• Wake Up Aonang Hotel: Located right next to the beach. Double room with large bay windows and sea view from €50. Strong points: the beach adjacent location and all the restaurants, swimming pool, comfort.
• Phu Pha Aonang Resort Spa: Located 800 m away from Ao Nang Beach. Wooden and parquet floor room with patio from €75, breakfast included. Strong points: lush garden, view of the cliff, swimming pool, free shuttle to the town. This is my recommendation for an upscale stay in Ao Nang.
• The Nine Thipthara Klongson Resort: Located 5 km from the sea. Very spacious and tastefully decorated villa with a spa bath, from €220, breakfast included. Strong points: environment, swimming pool, beautiful rooms. My recommendation for a luxury stay in Ao Nang. The best place to spend a romantic holiday!

Where to stay in Railay

• Railay Garden View Resort: Located at Railay East Beach. Wooden bungalow with balcony and lounge area from €50, breakfast included. Plus: the view, spacious the bungalows.
• Railay Phutawan Resort: Located 250 metres from Railay East. Warm and bright double room from €90, breakfast included. Strong points: swimming pool, setting, view of the sea and the cliffs.
• Sand Sea Resort: Located on West Railay beach. Deluxe bungalow, very charming, with a terrace, from €140, breakfast included. Strong points: the beachfront location, 2 swimming pools, ample breakfast.
• Bhu Nga Thani Resort & Spa: Located next to East Railay beach. Elegant, modern and warm room from €170, breakfast included. Strong points: swimming pool, jacuzzis, magnificent setting, very helpful staff, excellent breakfast. My recommendation for a luxury stay in Railay!

2) Koh Lanta (3 days)

To continue this 7-day stay in Thailand, you should you leave Krabi to go to a southern island: Koh Lanta.

You will have to take a boat. The journey takes about 2h30 and costs around 350 Bahts per person. A shared taxi will take you to your hotel in Koh Lanta. It is not more expensive than those offered upon arrival so you can accept or even negotiate a little.

For the rest of the day, rent a scooter and go along the west coast of the island, where all the beautiful beaches are located.

I have talked about this in this article: The beaches of Koh Lanta.

Spend the night at Koh Lanta.

On the second day, you must absolutely go on this trip from Koh Lanta: the 4 islands trip. Although it’s name is the same as the one in Krabi, the trip is not the same, the islands are different.

However, it is similar in that it has diving stops where you can gaze upon numerous fish and corals. You will discover the islands of:

• Koh Chuek
• Koh Waen
• Koh Muk
• Koh Ngai

Spend another night in Koh Lanta.

On the last day of your holiday in Koh Lanta, you will have a choice of several activities:

1) A boat trip to Koh Rok

2) You can start diving with oxygen bottles in one of the centres of Koh Lanta.

3) Kayaking or boating in the mangrove, with a guide or by yourself. To do this you will have to go to the port of Tungyeepeng, in the North-East.

After kayaking, you can take the opportunity to go to Koh Lanta Noi, Koh Lanta’s little sister. On a scooter, you can follow the road and discover deserted beaches.

4) Spend a morning or an afternoon in an elephant sanctuary.

You can feed them and participate in the mud bath. 

You will find even more things to do in our article: Top 15 places to visit in Koh Lanta.

Spend one last night in Koh Lanta.

The next day, it’s end of your 7-8 day road trip in Thailand. Take the boat back to Krabi and from there reach the airport.

Accommodation in Koh Lanta

In Koh Lanta, hotels are located on the west coast of the island, close to the numerous beaches.

As always, the best rooms are fully booked months in advance, so make sure to book as soon as you have your travel dates!

• Hub of Joys Hostel: Hostel located 350 metres from Long Beach. Clean and pleasant dormitory bed from €6 per night, breakfast included. Strong points: friendly staff, 5 minutes from the beach, good breakfast. This is the cheapest accommodation option in Koh Lanta! Perfect for backpackers.
• Long Beach Chalet: Located right on Long Beach. Bright and comfortable bungalow from 25€ per night, breakfast included. Strong points: swimming pool, direct access to the beach.
• SriLanta Resort: Located on Klong Nin Beach. Thai style villa with a terrace overlooking the garden from 35€, breakfast at 10€. Strong points: 3 swimming pools, the setting, ideal location to go to the beach, comfort. It’s my favorite for its excellent value for money!
• Kaw Kwang Beach Resort: Located on Klong Dao Beach. Nice and spacious double room from 50€, breakfast included. Strong points: sea-view, very quiet and accessible beach, swimming pool, landscaped garden, free pick-up and drop-off at the port.
• Rawi Warin Resort And Spa: 5 star hotel located 400 metres from Klong Nin Beach. Modern Thai style double room with wooden furniture and balcony from 85€, breakfast included. Strong points: swimming pools, playground for children, view, competent staff, ample and varied breakfast. Ideal for an upscale romantic stay!
• Pimalai Resort & Spa: 5 star hotel located 650 ft from Kantiang Beach. Very spacious and tastefully decorated double room from 210€, breakfast included. Strong points: the splendid infinity pool, dedicated staff, location, view, excellent breakfast. This is my recommendation for a luxury stay in Koh Lanta!

Go for 7 days in Thailand on a single Southern Island

If you don’t feel like visiting Thailand in 7 days and discovering several islands, you can spend your whole stay in the same place.

There is plenty to see and do in 7 days in Thailand on Phuket, Krabi or Koh Lanta.

To organise your days, you will find all the information in these articles:

• Visit Phuket in 7 days: all attractions and things to do
• Koh Yao Noi: the definitive guide.
• The best things to do in Krabi in 7 days
• Top things to do in Koh Lanta in 7 days.

Do not hesitate to give us your opinion and suggestions on our 7 day itinerary in Thailand!

Thailand travel Guides

• Buy the Lonely Planet Thailand guide on Amazon.com or on Amazon.co.uk
• Buy the DK Eyewitness Thailand guide on Amazon.com or on Amazon.co.uk

You’re traveling to Thailand? These articles will help you!

Discover all my articles about Thailand: All my articles to help you plan your trip to Thailand are listed there.

The 25 Best Things to Do in Thailand

• Itinerary: One week in Thailand – Perfect to visit Bangkok, Ayutthaya and Chiang Mai!
• Itinerary: 6,7 or 8 days in Thailand – 2 itineraries to the southern islands, starting from Phuket or Krabi
• Itinerary: 10 days in Thailand – The perfect itinerary to discover the best of Thailand!
• Itinerary: 2 weeks in Thailand – Discover Bangkok, Ayutthaya, Sukhothai, + Best Southern islands!
• Itinerary: 15 days in Thailand – The best itinerary to visit the most beautiful Southern islands
• Itinerary: 3 weeks in Thailand – Discover the best of Thailand in 20-21 days
• Itinerary: 1 month in Thailand – The most complete itinerary to visit Thailand!

• Road trip in Thailand: The best itineraries for 7, 10, 15, 21 and 30 days

• Ayutthaya: The definitive guide to visit the archaeological park
• Bangkok: The 30 best places to visit
• Chiang Mai: The 20 best things to do
• Chiang Rai: The 17 must-see attractions
• Koh Lanta: The 15 most beautiful places to see on the island
• Koh Yao Noi: All the things to do on this paradise island!
• Krabi: Top 17 best places to visit
• Phuket: The 23 best things to do
• Sukhothai: How to visit the historical park?

• 3 days in Bangkok – The best itinerary to visit the Thai capital in 72h!
• 3 Days in Chiang Mai – The perfect itinerary to visit the Chiang Mai in 72h!

You’re using Pinterest? Here is the picture to pin!