Hua Hin was discovered in the early 1920s by King Rama VII as an ideal getaway from the metropolis of Bangkok and became a popular retreat with the construction of the railway line from Bangkok. It is the oldest and most traditional Thai resort and combines the attractions of luxury hotels with the charm of a friendly coastal village and the fascination of an active fishing port.

The Island of Koh Samui is a tropical gem located in the warm blue waters off the country's south-eastern seaboard. Relatively unknown for years and once a backpacker's haven, this sun lover's paradise has now attained international standards of service and accommodation. Fortunately it has retained its friendly image as well as its natural environment. It now has an airport that offers regular direct flights to Bangkok and Krabi.

Pattaya is a two and a half hour drive southeast of Bangkok and faces the Gulf of Thailand. It is Thailand's premier beach resort and attracts annually more than a million tourists from all over the world. Pattaya provides high standard hotels, restaurants, sports, entertainment and shopping facilities. The resort is Thailand's most important diving center and the east coast is also a paradise for golfers.

Often referred to as the ‘Pearl of the South’ Phuket is the largest island in Thailand and Asia’s most popular beach destination. Located in the Andaman Sea just off southern Thailand’s west coast it offers spectacular scenery and stunning tropical sunsets. What sets Phuket apart is the unbeatable combination of fantastic beaches, a perfect tropical climate, superb hospitality and some of the very best accommodation in the world.