Flight arrives at 07:05; clear immigration and baggage, meet pre-booked van transfer to Ramada by Wyndham D’MA (allow 45–90 mins depending on traffic). Early check-in may be requested but normally standard check-in is 2:00pm—hotel can hold luggage if room not ready.
Have a relaxed breakfast at the hotel buffet or a nearby riverside cafe to recharge after the flight; hotels typically serve buffet from 6:00–10:00. Request early continental if available.
Thailand’s most iconic complex (Royal Palace and Emerald Buddha) — arrive early to avoid crowds; open 8:30am–3:30pm. Dress code: no shorts/sleeveless; audio guides available.
Try riverfront eateries such as The Deck (river views) or local Thai dishes at Tha Maharaj — quick and convenient before continuing to Wat Pho; typical service 11:00–15:00.
Board an evening river dinner cruise (typical seating 7:00–9:30pm) for sights and Thai cuisine — book in advance for a family table; cruises usually depart near river piers.
Start at Siam Paragon (10:00–10:30am opening), then MBK for bargains (10:00–22:00) and Pratunam for wholesale clothing markets; great for gifts and clothes. Plan specific stores; traffic can be heavy between malls but they’re close by BTS Skytrain.
Open 9:00am–5:00pm; enjoy the open safari drive, animal shows and marine performances—good for families and the child in your group. Check show timings on arrival to catch tiger/bird/marine shows.
Private van or shared transfer takes ~2 hours; you’ll arrive before lunch and can drop bags at The Beverly Hostel—standard check-in times may vary, but hostels/hotels will hold luggage.
Check in at The Beverly Hostel, freshen up and relax on Pattaya Beach or the hotel pool ahead of evening plans; many hotels will offer family rooms or adjoining rooms—confirm arrangements for 7 people.
Famous nightlife strip with bars, street performances and dining; best for adults—keep the child in safe, supervised areas and avoid late hours for minors. Walking Street typically livens up after 8:00pm.
Popular ladyboy cabaret show (family-friendly visual performance) with shows commonly at 7:30pm or 9:00pm; book tickets in advance and arrive 30 mins early.
Have dinner close to the station to avoid last-minute rush—plenty of restaurants/food courts near Hua Lamphong or Bangkok station. Typical dinner time until 9:00pm.
Overnight couchette/AC sleeper to Surat Thani; trains often depart between 9:00–11:00pm and arrive morning next day—book upper/lower berths in advance for a group of 7.
Chaweng is Samui’s main beach with soft sand and shallow water—perfect for a relaxed afternoon with family. Sunbeds and water sports available (additional charge).
Fisherman’s Village Walking Street (Fri nights) is a lively spot for boutiques and seafood restaurants; many venues open from 5:00pm and stay late—good for families and shopping.
Depart early for the fast ferry to Koh Tao (book 1st departures ~6:30–7:00am); carry light daypack, swimsuits and dive waiver paperwork for Discover Scuba.
Introductory two-dive program with PADI-style briefing—usually returns by late afternoon; perfect for first-time divers and safe for older children with age restrictions (check operator rules). Most operators run 2-tank trips 10:00–16:00.
Traditional long-tail boat or speedboat tour visiting iconic limestone islands with swimming, snorkeling and beach time; tours typically run 9:00am–3:00pm—snorkel gear often included.
Check into P.P. Casita or Phi Phi Bayview Resort, have lunch at hotel or one of the many beachside restaurants—hotels usually allow luggage drop if room not ready.
Moderate hike to the viewpoint for panoramic island views—best mid-afternoon to avoid mid-day heat and crowds; allow 45–60 minutes up and similar down.
Enjoy beachfront dining then explore lively Tonsai village bars and night scene; nightlife picks up after 8:00pm—supervise child and choose family-friendly spots earlier in the evening.
Big Buddha (open ~7:00am–7:00pm) and nearby Wat Chalong (7:00am–5:00pm) are cultural highlights—combine both in the afternoon for scenic views and temple visits.
Head to Karon viewpoint then Promthep Cape for one of Phuket’s best sunset vantage points; arrive ~30–45 minutes before sunset (sunset around 5:50–6:30pm in December).
Full-day tours depart early (7:00–7:30am) and return mid-to-late afternoon (~4:00–5:00pm); include sea canoeing, island visits and scenic limestone karsts—book in advance. Note: family-friendly but boat time is long.
Similan day trips run Nov–Apr with early departures and long travel time; excellent snorkeling/diving but requires a full-day commitment and is more suitable for dedicated divers. Check availability and suitability for the child.
Stroll the colorful Sino-Portuguese streets, cafes and boutique shops—most shops open 10:00am–8:00pm and Sunday street market (if it’s Sunday) is lively.
If the group wants nightlife, Patong offers many venues; otherwise choose a quieter beachfront dinner back at your hotel for a family-friendly evening.
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast; request late check-out if your flight is late at night—most hotels can offer this for a fee or hold luggage after check-out.
Book a traditional Thai massage (usually 60–90 mins) at a reputable spa and explore local markets for souvenirs; spas operate from morning until late evening—book slots in advance for a group.
Have an early dinner, then board your pre-arranged transfer to Phuket Airport—allow 45–60 mins for transfer and 2–3 hours for international check-in and security.
Board your international flight; flight arrives next morning in Rajkot (check actual arrival date/time on ticket). Confirm baggage allowances and immigration requirements.