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Tours and Tailor Made Holidays to

Andaman Islands

THAILAND
  • CURRENCY Thailand Baht
  • LANGUAGE Thai
  • WEATHER
  • FLYING TIME 14 hrs 5 mins
  • TIME ZONE GMT + 7

Lushly tropical vegetation and some of the finest coral reefs in the region

Tailor Made Holidays to Andaman Islands

At Travel Concierge, we pride ourselves on tailoring holidays to Andaman Islands that are designed around your needs and expectations and not ours. We have a range of Andaman Islands holiday offers that we have negotiated special or exclusive deals on. We can also arrange multi centre Andaman Islands holiday itineraries as well as tours and excursions in Andaman Islands. For more information on our Andaman Islands holidays, call an Travel Concierge tailor-made expert on 0161 729 0099 and speak to one of our reservation experts who will be able to help you plan the perfect holiday in Andaman Islands.

Destination Overview

A holiday to the Andaman Sea in Thailand take you to a destination where limestone cliffs soar from clear aquamarine hidden gems  of the smaller islands in the Thai Andaman sea are often ignored in the race down to the high-profile honeypots around Phuket and Krabi. Vegetation here is lushly tropical and the sea of the coast of the islands feature some of the finest coral reefs.

The culture and cuisine on the Andaman Islands is also different to the rest of Thailand because many of the locals are actually of Malay decent. Choosing a single island to stay on might be the best way to fully relax, but for an adventure, you can island hope courtesy of the many high-speed ferries that operate in the region.

For some of the most magnificent maritime views from almost every angle, try a holiday in Koh Yao. This “Big Long Island” is only a 25-minute speedboat trip from Phuket’s east coast. The mostly Muslim population of the island is conservative and as a result tourism development has been slow here. The advantage of this is a more unspilt destination that gives visitors on holiday in Koh Yao a more authentic experience. With unspoilt shorelines, mountainous backbones, hugely varied birdlife and a friendly population a holiday in Ko Yao is a must for anyone that wants something a little bit more special from their Thailand holiday.

Considered too quiet for backpackers and young partiers, this island is the perfect getaway for families and travellers who aren’t interested in noisy parties that go on until dawn. Located off the Andaman coast of southern Thailand, Koh Lanta is known for its many diving and snorkelling opportunities and long white beaches. The island is best explored on a scooter and it’s easy to rent one from a local shop and take the day to ride the roads and see all that Koh Lanta has to offer. The commute to Koh Lanta can be arduous, so be prepared to relax and settle in for a few days after arriving. With more than 9 beaches on the sunset side of the island, there are endless options of places to stay in a wide variety of budget ranges. The island’s mangroves and white sand beaches offer space for adventuring and trekking while the coastline dotted with more than 70 small islands gives visitors a stunning landscape to look upon while relaxing and catching rays on the beach. Be sure to get a little deeper into the Thai culture by taking a cooking class and learning how to make the traditional Thai dishes and bring some new knowledge home. Getting there: The nearest airports are Krabi, Trang and Phuket. Krabi and Trang have direct road and boat connections to Ko Lanta, and are the best options if you're only visiting Ko Lanta. Flying into Phuket is a better option if you're intending to spend time in Phuket and nearby islands, or, since Phuket has many more international flights, if you don't want to have to organize a domestic flight to Krabi or Trang from Bangkok. As an alternative to Bangkok, there are daily flights to Krabi directly to and from Singapore, as well as Kuala Lumpur.When to go: Weather in the region is tropical and there are two basic monsoons: During the months of November - April the island experiences the dry monsoon, northeasterly prevailing winds come overland and bring dry air. Temperatures rise during March/April and it get's quite arid and dusty on the island after many months of no rain. May - October is the wet monsoon season, where southwesterly winds bring wetter weather from the indian ocean. Around April the season changes and the increase in rain helps revitalise the island to its tropical lushness, everything regrows and the cool wet spells brings relief from the heat of the dry season. Temperatures during the year average 25ºC to 32ºC (77ºF to 89.6ºF) and the yearly rainfall averages 2569 mm. Unlike in say Europe, the rain in this region comes down heavily and quickly over short periods. The sea stays at a warm 29°C all year round.

Andaman Islands

When to visit Andaman Islands

Do you need inspiration for when to go on holiday to Andaman Islands? Give the team of experts at Travel Concierge a call and we will help you plan your Andaman Islands holiday at the best time of year for your requirements. Although our Andaman Islands holiday search tool will allow you to search for Andaman Islands holiday prices upto 11 months in advance, we can also price holidays to Andaman Islands for 2025 and 2026. We can advise on the best time to travel on your Andaman Islands holiday based on Andaman Islands weather, special events in Andaman Islands or even when the crowds in Andaman Islands are at their lowest.

Top Attractions

You haven't been to a destination until you have seen its most famous attractions! The team at Travel Concierge have put together our recommendations of some of the top attractions in Andaman Islands. If you are looking for advice about the attactions you should visit during your holiday in Andaman Islands, give one of our tailor made holiday experts a call on 0161 729 0099