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Best Places To Visit In Thailand For Honeymoon

Honeymooning through Thailand’s largest island, Phuket is like a fairy-tale experience. Phuket is wondrous and adventurous, and at the same time immensely romantic. Innumerable luxury resorts, viewpoints like Karon Viewpoint and Monkey Hill offering panoramic views of the city, lots of romantic white beaches, clubs, bars, restaurants and cabarets providing a gorgeous nightlife, 

Phuket is an experience to be seized. The scenes at popular beaches like Patong beach, Karon beach, Freedom beach and some secret ones like Ao Yon, Banana beach, and Laem Ka beach are postcard-worthy. Indulge in watersports to spice up the trip for you and your partner.

How to reach: Accessible by flights from major airports

Location: Southern Thailand

Krabi is the abode of some of the best beaches in Thailand for couples. A coastal province with natural attractions in plentiful like white sand beaches with azure blue waters, caves, waterfalls, astoundingly rich coral reefs and numerous islands, Krabi is the place that connects souls. 

Best explored in private cars or longtail boats, the scenic beauty is captivating. Go kayaking into the blue waters with your partner or sign up for a pampering spa package during the day. End with a romantic dinner at a beach-side restaurant with fantastic sea-views.

How to reach: by flights from Bangkok airport or seaplane service from Phuket

Location: at the Andaman Sea in Southern Thailand

Koh Phi Phi Le is a breathtaking island and the second largest of the Phi Phi Islands. Phi Phi Le is mostly uninhabited owing to its inclusion in the national marine park. Rugged towering cliffs border the islands on all sides making the view arresting and exceptionally stunning.

Take a day trip to the much popularised Maya Bay, an absolutely gorgeous sight, and an exciting and thrilling detour to the Viking Cave and Ao Maya. It is one of the best places to visit in Thailand for honeymoon.

How to reach: by boat from Phuket, Railay, Ao Nang and Krabi town

Fees: entry fee of 400 THB and 200 THB for foreign nationals and children respectively

Location: Krabi Province, Southern Thailand

Some of these temples are associated with legendary Thai folklore like the famous Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep and hold immense historical or architectural importance. Book a private tour to see the city of Chiang Mai and fall in love with its rich Thai culture and heritage.

How to reach: 707 km from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK)

Amenities: accommodation, restaurants, bars, nightlife

Location: Northern Thailand

Nearby Attractions: temples of historical interest, museums, art galleries, hill-tribe villages, waterfalls

A collection of nine little islands in the Andaman Sea comprises the spectacular and stunning Similan Archipelago. Boasting a number of the finest dive sites in the world, the Similan Islands are paradise for divers. 

The Deep Six dive site in Island 7 is known for its unmatched collection of submerged boulders and archways where White Tip Reef Sharks and Kuhl’s stingrays can be found among other variety of vibrant, luxurious marine life. Out of all the places, this is one of the best places to visit in Thailand for honeymoon.

How to reach: by diving liveaboards and diving trips from Phuket

Fees: entry fee of 500 THB for foreign nationals

Location: in the Andaman Sea on the West Coast of Southern Thailand

Operating duration: May 15th – October 15th

A sparsely-populated picturesque town set in a valley north of Chiang Mai, Pai is a recluse’s haven. Truly one the best romantic places to visit in Thailand for honeymoon, the captivating beauty of Pai will tase you. Best explored on foot or on motorbikes, Pai has much to offer.

Therapeutic hot springs, gorgeous waterfalls, traditional temples and a host of adventurous activities, Pai is a relaxing yet interesting place. Take one of the hill-tribe adventures to experience the local life of the rural inhabitants for a day.

How to reach: 135 km from Chiang Mai International Airport

Nearby Attractions: World War II Memorial, Village Farm, waterfalls

Location: Mae Hong Son Province, Northern Thailand

Being dominated by the beautiful River Kwai Valleys in the northwest area, Kanchanaburi is a place of tremendous natural splendour with a large number of waterfalls, caves, lakes and mountainous views.

The Erawan Waterfalls in the Erawan National Park, the Sai Yok Noi Falls, the Sai Yok Yai Falls and the Huay Mae Khamin falls are a must visit among the many others present in Kanchanaburi.

How to reach: by bus, train or car from Bangkok or direct bus from Pattaya

Location: located at the confluence of the rivers Kwai Noi and Kwai Yai

Nearby Attractions: Bridge over the River Kwai Yai, Hellfire Pass, other WWII memorials, museums, art galleries and temples

Hua Hin is the original seaside resort city built for and by the Siamese royalty as a means of escape from the stifling Bangkok heat. A poetic confluence of the sea and the city, Hua Hin has a bustling, beautiful and royal ambience, frequented by rich and extravagant Thais for its luxury resorts and fine dining. 

The Phra Ratchawang Klai Kangwon or the Far From Worries Palace built as a summer residence for nobility is a major attraction. Stay at a luxury resort hotel on the Hua Hin Beach for a romantic extravaganza.

How to reach: by train, bus or taxi from Bangkok

Location: Province of Prachuap Khiri Khan

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A city of ancient ruins, temples from past generations, historical museums and study centres, Ayutthaya is trip back in time. The Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Historical Park in the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is comprised of vast stretches of historical locales and ruins.

Perfect for a day trip for history buffs, the city of Ayutthaya lets a peek into the long-gone glorious past of prehistoric Thai Kingdoms and its civilization.

How to reach: by bus, car or train from Bangkok

Amenities: accommodation, restaurants, bars, floating markets

Attractions in Ayutthaya: Wat Chaiwatthanaram, Wat Na Phra Mane, Wat Choeng Thai.

A breathtaking view of a peninsula surrounded by beautiful beaches on all four sides with towering mountains is what awaits you upon reaching this little paradise of Railay Beach. Perhaps the best rock-climbing spot in the world with over seven hundred bolted routes up the faces of staggering limestone mountains and unusual views of the sea, Railay is an exhilarating experience.

How to reach: from Krabi airport take a shuttle bus or taxi to Ao Nang pier and then a boat from Ao Nang to Railay Beach

Nearby Attractions: Haad Phra Nang, Phra Nag Nai, Ko Poda, Ko Hong, Tonsai

Location: on the Andaman Coast of Thailand

Any Other Specialty: rock-climbing, caving

Khao Lak is a beautiful blend of idyllic beaches stretching over 20kms and the most magnificent rainforests in all of Thailand. Being easily accessible, its captivating natural beauty is a magnet for tourists of all ages.

Its proximity to the Ko Similan Islands attracts adventure enthusiasts. Peaceful long white beaches with thin crowds providing seclusion for blooming romance, Khao Lak is one of the best places to visit in Thailand for honeymoon.

How to reach: by taxi or bus about 70kms from Phuket International Airport

Location: Andaman Sea beaches of Southern Thailand in Phang Nga Province

Nearby Attractions: Khao Sok, Ko Surine Marine Park, the Tsunami Memorial, Ko Tachai, Lampi Waterfalls

One of the most visited places in Thailand is this hidden beach, tucked away in a cove on the northwest of Loh Dalum Bay in the greater islands of Phi Phi Don. Emerald green water providing a sheer visibility to the rich marine life and corals below make Monkey Beach one of the most romantic places in Thailand.

Visit this beautiful beach in the early hours of the morning or in the late afternoons to avoid the crowd.

How to reach: walking, long-tail boats or kayaking from Loh Dalum Bay

Nearby Attractions: hidden coves nearby

Location: Island of Phi Phi Don on Koh Phi Phi

Any Other Specialty: kayaking, snorkelling

Koh Tao or Turtle Island forms a part of the Chumphon Archipelago and has some of the best beaches in Thailand for honeymoon. Long romantic strolls with your spouse on soft, white sand beaches in beautiful contrast to the sparkling blue sea, Koh Tao scenes are the stuff of dreams. 

While spectacular beaches like Mae Haad, Koh Nang Yuan, Freedom Beach, Jansom Bay and many more provide adventurous opportunities, views from these viewpoints like Two View, Fraggle Rock and Jon Suwan Mountain Viewpoint add a different charm altogether.

How to reach: by speedboats or Lomprayah high-speed catamarans from Chumphon

Location: off the Central Gulf Coast of Southern Thailand

Koh Chang is Thailand’s second largest island with an innumerable number of beaches and surprisingly enough, less populated. A picturesque long white sandy beach fringed by palm trees is the regular scene here. A number of beachside resort accommodations on the White Sand Beach, the Pearl Beach, the Lonely Beach and many more are to be found. 

A luxurious and extravagant state of affairs can be expected from these properties which will propel the budding romance between couples on honeymoon wooing each other aided by the calm sea breeze flowing in.

How to reach: by ferries from Laem Ngop or express shared minibuses from Bangkok airport

Location: Trat Province, Eastern Thailand

A private island beach resort that sits amidst the lush green unspoilt forests surrounded by beautiful pristine beaches is what the Koh Munnork private island resort provides. Just at a distance of three hours from Bangkok, accessible only by their private boats is located this stunning private piece of paradise. It is one of the best places to visit in Thailand for honeymoon.

With only twenty villas on this property, the crowd is definitely refined and peaceful. Excellent knowledgeable and humble staffs always at your service, the scrumptious and delish cuisine at their restaurant, and the access to the unpolluted beaches ensure that you indeed get a heavenly experience here.

How to reach: only accessible by private boats of the resort property

Koh Lanta is a large island consisting of several smaller ones with 9 attractive beaches, each as stunning as the next one. The general topography consists of unending white sand beaches, beautiful sceneries, rich marine life and corals thriving underwater, dense mangroves in plentiful, coastlines lined with several small islands; with a subtle lifestyle contributing to the romantic atmosphere making it truly one the most romantic places in Thailand for honeymoon.

How to reach: road and boat connections by Air Asia free transfers or Express Transfers from Krabi Airport

Location: off the Andaman Coast of Southern Thailand in the Krabi Province

Nearby Attractions: Ban Saladan, Khao Mai Kaew Caves, Sea-Gypsy Village

Three little pristine plot of lands connected by a massive sand strip, this straight-out-of-a fairy-tale scene is what Koh Nang Yuan is. Arrive early or stay late at the beach to steal some romantic moments.

With excellent snorkelling spots in amazing coral reefs, a breathtaking viewpoint and the world’s first inter-island ziplining, this gem of an island is perfect for a day-trip

How to reach: speed boat, Lomprayah catamaran or longtails from the west side of Koh Tao

Fees: entrance fee to the island is 100 TBH

Amenities: one resort, restaurant and beach bar

Location: Central Gulf Coast of Southern Thailand

Any Other Specialty: no use of plastics permitted

This heaven of an island has been Thailand’s best-kept secret for many decades and is still very raw and undiscovered with modern-development impaired ecotourism prevalent on the island. A manifestation of calm and serenity, the island has two main beaches, Suan Yai and Ao Kao and a red sand beach, the Ao Pai.

With nothing much to do except soak in the raw nature of this place, Koh Mak is bliss.

How to reach: by speedboats from Krom Luang pier in Laem Ngop, Trat

Amenities: resorts, restaurants and bars

Nearby Attractions: Koh Kham, Koh Pee, Koh Kradad

Location: Eastern Gulf of Thailand

Any Other Specialty: Ecotourism predominant island

Lying halfway between Phuket and Krabi, the two islands namely Koh Yao Noi and Koh Yao Yai comprise the Koh Yao Islands with Noi being the more developed than Yai. With a mountainous core surrounded by spectacular beaches, Noi offers excellent diving, kayaking, snorkelling and rock-climbing opportunities. 

Hire a scooter to enjoy the scenic rides or laze around on the serene white beaches. No raging parties, low-key traffic, slow-paced development to preserve nature and unspoilt beaches backed by lush mangrove forests provide a perfect foil for honeymoons in Noi.

How to reach: by speedboats from Phuket and Krabi

Amenities: resorts, resort bars, restaurants

Nearby Attractions: Phang Nga Bay

Location: between Phuket and Krabi

A blissful island covered in coconut and rubber plantations, fine white sand beaches with spectacular views of limestone mountains jutting out of the sea and a dazzling coral reef teeming with fish, Koh Kradan is the perfect romantic getaway.

Excellent crystal waters for swimming and one of the best snorkelling sites in the world, the island can still be discovered in ways unknown.

How to reach: by private boats from the per at Trang coast or from Koh Mook, Koh Libong or Koh Ngai

Nearby Attractions: Ko Waen, Koh Chuak, Ko Ruk, Emerald Cave

Location: off the coast of Trang Province, south of Koh Lanta

Koh Lipe has some of the best coral reefs in Thailand that have been largely unaffected by disasters or human influence sheltering some of the finest dive sites. The 8 Mile Rock is a real deep-sea diving pinnacle frequently visited by exotic fishes and birds for feeding. 

Vibrant and thriving colourful corals, manta rays and whale sharks can be spotted here. With options like kayaking, diving, island-hopping, sailing, fishing, snorkelling, hiking, massage centres and much more, Koh Lipe will spoil you for life.

How to reach: by ferries from Pattaya beach or Trang

Fees: entry fee of 200 THB for national park entry

Location: on the Andaman Coast of Southern Thailand