Thailand can be cheap. You can still have a plate of food for a street vendor for under $3 AUD however there are always more expensive options. From a sit down Thai restaurant, expect to pay $10-$15 AUD - not including alcohol. 

This is a pre-breakfast longtail boat ride on the lake. You'll be out on the lake for a couple of hours. It's worth taking binoculars as you may see birds such as macaos and gibbons!
 

Please be aware that dress standards in Asia differ from those in western countries. 

If you’re planning on visiting religious sites, we recommend that men wear long trousers, and women wear a long skirt, or carry a sarong. 

• A mixture of lightweight clothing with some warm layers (it can get chilly in public transport or on the sleeper trains and buses)
• Wind and waterproof jacket (depending on the season but it’s always advisable to carry one)
• Comfortable shoes and if the program includes a trekking activity we recommend hiking shoes with ankle support. Sandals with straps for water activities and the beach
• Daypack
• Swimming suit, beach towel, sun hat, sun cream, sunglasses
• Mosquito repellent, toiletries, personal medication, Epi-pens, antihistamines etc
• Travel adaptor (Thailand operates on a 230V supply voltage and uses plug types A, B and C)

We recommend budgeting $20-$40 AUD a day - not including alcohol.

We suggest booking at least 90 days in advance.

Airport transfers in Thailand are super easy, especially in Bangkok. There are meter cabs everyone, you can book online via an app called Grab (Thai Uber) or your hotel reception can organise. It's so simple!

Fully Guided - The guide travels with the customers/group and is there 24/7 for the entirety of the trip.

Part-Guided - Guides are provided on the arrival day and local guides on activity days, otherwise its independent travel but fully supported. Local support is available 24/7.