Arrive at Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang, transfer to hotel in central Bangkok (Siam or Riverside). Early check-in if available or leave bags and freshen up; aim to rest briefly after travel.
Classic Thai-Chinese breakfast spot On Lok Yun is open from ~6:30am and serves simple local breakfast items; a reliable local start before sightseeing.
Bangkok’s must-see ceremonial complex, home to the Emerald Buddha; go early to avoid crowds. Check opening hours (typically 8:30am–3:30pm) and strict dress code (no shorts/sleeveless).
Short walk from the Grand Palace; see the giant Reclining Buddha and consider a 30–60 minute massage at the Wat Pho school. Temple hours typically ~8:00am–6:30pm.
Relax on the sand at Jomtien (quieter than central Pattaya) or head to Khao Pattaya viewpoint for panoramic views. Beach access is generally open daylight hours.
Have an early breakfast at your hotel and head to Bangkok airport for your flight to Phuket (BKK–HKT ~1h20m). Allow 2–2.5 hours pre-flight for domestic check-in and traffic.
Pick-up from hotel early; typical tours depart ~7:00–8:00am and return around 5:00pm, visiting Maya Bay, Viking Cave, and snorkeling spots. Confirm tour operator's safety measures and exact itinerary.
THB2200 (standard speedboat tour, includes lunch), 9h0m.
Check-out and take a ferry or private speedboat transfer to Krabi (ferry ~2h; transfer by road ~3h). Ferries depart from Rassada Pier—confirm times when booking.
Start early to climb the 1,237 steps to the summit for sunrise and panoramic views; temple grounds open early (~6:00am–5:00pm). Wear good shoes and bring water.
Arrive at KBV for a short domestic flight to Bangkok (approx. 1h15m); schedule flights mid-afternoon for a relaxed transfer—confirm flight times when booking.
If your international flight departs late evening or next day, transfer to your international terminal or hotel. Otherwise, connect to your onward flight—allow time for airport transfers and security.
If overnighting in Bangkok, have a final dinner at a nearby restaurant or airport dining—consider quick, well-reviewed options like local Thai or Asian fusion.