Things to do in Thailand

June is the start of the monsoon season in Thailand, so expect some rain during your trip. Temperatures will be high, with an average temperature of 32 degrees Celsius. So we are suggesting you pack accordingly.

Travel eSims for Thailand

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*Travel eSims are a great way to stay connected while travelling. They are easy to set up online, no need to visit a store, and can be used in multiple countries. They are a data saver compared to international roaming and are compatible with most phones.

Things to Carry on your trip to Thailand

Lightweight, breathable shirts -

Made of moisture-wicking fabrics like cotton or merino wool.

Comfortable shorts or pants -

Consider quick-drying and wrinkle-resistant fabrics.

Swimsuit -

If planning on visiting beaches or pools.

Light jacket or sweater -

For cooler nights or air-conditioned environments.

Comfortable walking shoes -

Suitable for exploring cities and temples.

Sandals or flip-flops -

For casual wear or beach activities.

Hat -

To protect from the sun.

Sunglasses -

Essential for eye protection.

Scarf or sarong -

Versatile for warmth, covering up in temples, or as a beach accessory.

Small backpack or daypack -

For carrying essentials during excursions.

Reusable water bottle -

Stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste.

Travel umbrella -

For unexpected rain.

First-aid kit -

Include basic bandages, antiseptic, and pain relievers.

Insect repellent -

Essential for mosquito protection.

Sunscreen -

Protect your skin from the strong sun.

Headlamp -

Useful for exploring caves or night markets.

Travel towel -

Compact and quick-drying.

Toiletries bag -

Contain essential toiletries.

Passport and visa (if required) -

Ensure they are valid for the duration of your stay.

Travel insurance -

Provides peace of mind in case of emergencies.

Credit cards and cash -

For payments and emergencies.

Photocopies of important documents -

Keep separate from originals.

Medications -

Pack a sufficient supply in original containers.

Travel documents -

Including flight tickets, hotel reservations, and tour confirmations.

Travel wallet -

To keep valuables secure.

Universal travel adapter -

If necessary.

Language translation app -

Assist with communication.

Camera -

To capture memories.

Binoculars -

For wildlife or birdwatching.

Travel pillow -

For comfort on long flights.

Guidebook or travel app -

For information and recommendations.

Snorkeling gear -

If planning on water activities.

Local SIM card -

For affordable internet and communication.

Reusable shopping bag -

For souvenirs and purchases.

Snacks -

To avoid overspending on food.

Entertainment items -

Books, e-reader, or music player.

Smartphone -

Essential for communication, navigation, and photography.

Laptop or tablet -

For work or entertainment.

Portable charger -

To keep devices powered on the go.

Noise-canceling headphones -

For a more comfortable flight experience.

Travel router -

To create a Wi-Fi hotspot.

Camera accessories -

Lenses, filters, or tripod.

Universal remote control -

For hotel TVs.

Good to Knows

Payment Options -

Cash and credit cards are widely accepted in Thailand. Visa and MasterCard are the most common credit cards. ATMs are readily available for cash withdrawals.