| Meika’s Conservation Vacation Thailand Tour October 27 - November 8, 2026 Join Janine & Ian from Meika’s Safehouse on an unforgettable tour through Thailand! While discovering Buddhist temples and lush mountain landscapes, gain an intimate perspective on Thailand’s rich history and cultural heritage. We’ll also experience Southern Thailand for beach and relaxation time
MEIKA’S CONSERVATION VACATION INCLUDES:
- $2,000 international airfare credit
- $150 donation to split between the World Parrot Trust and Meika's Safehouse
- Internal flights: Bangkok – Phuket | Chiang Mai – Bangkok
- 4-days / 3 nights' pre tour in Phuket at a 4-star beach hotel with airport transfers
- 8-day fully guided tour with G Adventures on a National Geographic Journeys itinerary with local sightseeing, outings, and excursions onboard air-conditioned vehicles
- 7 nights’ accommodation at first class hotel properties on the G Adventures itinerary
- Meals included on the tour: Daily Breakfast, 1 Lunch & 2 Dinners
- Visits and entrance fees as indicated in the itinerary
- English speaking guide for most of the duration
- Private round-trip airport transfers in Thailand
- Escorted by Janine and Ian from Meika's Safehouse
Tour Highlights: In Phuket, enjoy this beautiful beach paradise prior to your tour starting.
Board a train for a winding journey into World War II history as you cross the bridge made famous by the 1957 film The Bridge on the River Kwai. At the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre, learn about the Burma Railway, constructed by imperial Japanese forces. Hike into the lush landscapes of Erawan National Park, located high in the mist-shrouded Tenasserim Hills.
Delve into the bustle of Chiang Mai’s morning markets with a local chef, and learn about colourful fruits and fragrant herbs as you select ingredients for a Thai cooking class. Fly to Bangkok and board a traditional klong boat for a ride along the winding canals that have earned the city the nickname the “Venice of the East.” Glide past colourful temples, modern skyscrapers, and houses perched above the water |