21 nov-3 dic: Thailandia solo mare: 10 giorni in Resort spiaggia a Krabi e Phi Phi in BB e CG. Voli + traghetti inclusi.

About the destination: Krabi Province is a favored beach locale in the southern region of Thailand, situated on the Andaman Sea. The province is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and impressive limestone protrusions known as karst formations, which are a significant feature of the area. Krabi boasts numerous stunning beaches that provide truly spectacular views of sunrise and sunset. Over 150 islands are scattered in the waters surrounding Krabi. The province and its neighboring areas and beaches are perfect for relaxation and sightseeing, with their crystal-clear beaches, intriguing coral reefs, caves and waterfalls, as well as countless islands and exquisite temples. There's a plethora of activities to engage in, such as snorkeling, swimming, sunbathing, rock climbing, white water rafting, diving, kayaking, and paddle surfing. If time allows, you can also visit the nearby national parks for jungle trekking. Krabi offers awe-inspiring scenery and is considered one of the most beautiful beach destinations in Asia.

About the destination: The Phi Phi Islands are located in Thailand, situated between the large island of Phuket and the western coast of the Strait of Malacca on the mainland. Ko Phi Phi Don is the biggest island in the group and also the most populated. MAIN TOURIST ATTRACTIONS - Hin Khao Beach. - Laem Thong. - Lanti Beach. Lanti Beach is quite similar in many aspects with its stunning landscape and coral reefs. - Monkey Beach. You can reach this beach by foot, by renting a canoe, or by chartering a longtail boat. - Loh Samah Bay. This is a U-shaped bay on the western coast of the island. It features a large rock in the center, a small beach, and tiny caves at the end of a very narrow gorge. - Maya Bay. Maya Bay arguably boasts Phi Phi’s most spectacular beach. - Phaya Naak Cave. This cave contains prehistoric paintings. - Ko Pai (Bamboo Island). The north and east sides of this island have sandy beaches. - Ko Yung. This island, located just north of Ko Phi Phi Don, has a rocky beach and some coral.

About the destination: Phuket City, the vibrant capital of Phuket Island in Thailand, blends rich cultural heritage, striking architecture, and modern attractions. Serving as a gateway to many of Thailand’s most beautiful beaches, it’s an ideal base for exploring both the city and the surrounding tropical scenery. The atmospheric Old Town features well-preserved Sino-Portuguese buildings, colorful street art, and cozy cafés that invite visitors to wander and soak up the unique local character. A highlight of Phuket City is the Sunday Walking Street Market, or Lard Yai, along Thalang Road. This lively market is packed with local street food, handmade crafts, and souvenirs. As you browse the stalls, you’ll be tempted by the scent of freshly cooked dishes, from spicy satay to sweet roti pancakes. Beyond shopping and dining, the market doubles as a cultural event, with live performances and traditional music creating a festive atmosphere. To dive deeper into local history, visit the Phuket Thai Hua Museum. Set in a beautifully restored colonial mansion, the museum tells the story of the Chinese community in Phuket and its role in shaping the island’s development. Exhibits include photos, artifacts, and interactive displays that trace the experiences and contributions of Chinese immigrants. The museum’s peaceful garden and small café offer a quiet place to unwind. No visit to Phuket City is complete without seeing Wat Chalong, the island’s largest and most revered Buddhist temple. Its intricate architecture, vivid murals, and tall pagoda provide a tranquil escape from the city streets. Visitors can observe or take part in traditional rituals, make merit, and enjoy the calm surroundings. Whether you’re interested in history, culture, or simply beautiful places to explore, Phuket City delivers a memorable and rewarding travel experience.