Thailand Honeymoon

If you want to spend quality time together on a quiet, secluded beach, Bottle Beach is a top pick. This small isolated bay is on the island of Koh Phangan, but far away from the nightlife the island is famous for. A boat ride away from the nearest village, it features a white sandy beach lined with palm trees and turquoise waters. You won’t find big crowds here and will have the opportunity to enjoy your honeymoon in peace. It doesn’t get much more romantic than this.

The island of Koh Lanta is known for its mellow atmosphere. It’s relatively quiet and doesn’t have a big party scene, but it does have plenty of nice restaurants and beach bars where you can have drinks while enjoying the sunset. If you're feeling adventurous, explore the island's lush green jungle and numerous beaches by motorbike. Koh Lanta is great for those who want a relaxing honeymoon but like to have things to see and do.

For a unique honeymoon, Khao Sok National Park would be a top pick. The national park comprises rainforest, mountains, and lakes. You can explore the park by boat, floating through serene waters and past tall limestone cliffs. For a day of adventure, hike through the jungle looking for hidden waterfalls and wildlife. Spend the night in a bamboo hut, a private bungalow, or even a treehouse in the forest. Whatever accommodations you choose, you'll experience the peace and tranquility of nature, falling asleep with the sounds of the jungle.

Thai beaches are famous for being some of the best in the world. Chances are you’ll spend a lot of time on the beach and in the water during a honeymoon in Thailand. Some popular activities include sunbathing, swimming, snorkeling, and diving. Watching the sunset over the ocean is the perfect way to end your day.

A honeymoon in Thailand wouldn't be complete without a Thai massage. Traditional massage typically involves a lot of stretching and deep tissue stimulation. Getting a massage here is an experience in itself, and will leave you feeling healthy, relaxed, and balanced.

Thailand's cuisine is world renowned, and trying all the different dishes is a big part of the holiday fun when you’re in Thailand. Fresh ingredients and herbs are essential to the dishes, so you’ll never taste Thai food like it tastes here. If you’re true gastronomes, you may even want to take a cooking course together.