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How Much Does It Cost To Visit Thailand?
If you’ve landed here because you’re wondering how much it costs to visit Thailand, you’re in the right place. A Thai adventure is a dream experience for any avid travel junkie, which is what we’re all about at the Bucket List Company…
But making those dreams a reality is another thing entirely.
Thailand offers a perfect blend of stunning beaches, vibrant cities, rich culture, and delicious cuisine, amongst many other things. But how much is it going to set you back?
Let’s take a look at some realistic Thailand costs so you can start sorting out your budget…
How Much Does Accommodation Cost in Thailand?
Accommodation costs can vary widely depending on your preferences – budget hostels can cost as little as £10 per night, while luxury hotels will set you back upwards of £100 per night.
Most hotels will sit somewhere in the middle, though, with the average cost for a mid-range hotel for the night sitting at around £40-50.
The good news is that our Best of Thailand trip includes comfortable accommodation (trust us, we’ve tested it plenty of times!) throughout your stay, all of which have been carefully selected to make sure you get a great night’s sleep ready for the next day of your adventure.
This includes stays in Bangkok’s vibrant heart, mountain lodges in Chiang Mai, beachfront resorts in Koh Samui, and even floating bungalows in Khao Sok National Park.
How Much Is Food in Thailand?
One of the joys of visiting Thailand is the delicious and affordable cuisine, from Pad Thai in Bangkok to fresh seafood in Koh Samui, there’s a whole range of local delicacies you’ll probably want to sample.
Street food in Thailand is relatively cheap, with most things costing under £3, while local restaurants will set you back about £5-8 for a main, and western-style restaurants costing between £10-20 for a main meal.
While some meals are included in our package, you’ll want to budget for others to fully experience the local culinary delights – we’d highly recommend giving Massaman Curry, Tom Yum Goon and Khao Soi a go!
Are Leisure Activities in Thailand Expensive?
Thailand is a country with more than its fair share of adventure, from elephant sanctuaries to cooking classes, temple tours and jungle treks, there really is a little bit of everything.
As a guide, you can expect to pay roughly:
- Elephant sanctuary visit: £50-£100
- Thai cooking class: £20-£40
- Island hopping tour: £30-£60
- Temple tours: £10-£30
Many activities are included in our base package on our Best of Thailand trip, such as trekking through the jungle, bamboo rafting, tours of Bangkok City and plenty more, but it’s worth budgeting for optional extras as well.
Find out what’s included in our Best of Thailand itinerary by clicking here
Is Thailand Good Value for Money?
When you book with The Bucket List Company, you’re investing in an experience that combines must-see sights with off-the-beaten-path adventures.
Our trips are designed to offer maximum value and the best possible experience – during our Best of Thailand adventure, you’ll:
- Explore the bustling streets of Bangkok
- Visit an ethical elephant sanctuary in Chiang Mai
- Relax on the stunning beaches of Koh Samui
- Experience the natural beauty of Khao Sok National Park
We also offer flexible payment plans which means you can secure your spot with a deposit and then spread the remaining cost over several months leading up to your departure.
Why Choose The Bucket List Company for Your Thailand Adventure?
We know Thailand like the back of our hand – we’ve been organising trips for years, which means we’ve developed a knowledge and love of the country that’s second to none.
We also have trusted local guides who we’ve been working with for many years, which means you benefit from all of the tips and tricks that only the best local guides can give you!
Our small group tours are all between 8-16 people, which means you get a personalised experience with a group of like-minded adventurers, all in the same boat as you.
Add in the support and camaraderie you get from your fellow travellers, guides, ourselves, and the Thai people, as well as doing all of that in one of the most picturesque and diverse landscapes in the world… and you’re onto something pretty special.
We’re here to help you from the moment you book to the moment you head back to the UK at the end of your trip – whatever you need, we’re here to help.
So, If you’re ready to tick Thailand off your bucket list, then let’s get going…
Check out of Best of Thailand adventure by clicking here.
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