Hello,
School holidays are fun for the kids, but parents often struggle to find ways to entertain them when they have just moved to a new country. Share with us some information about keeping the family busy during that time of the year.
What are some of the favourite activities in Thailand that families can enjoy together?
What types of activities are more popular (indoors, outdoors) for toddlers, young children, and teenagers?
How do you balance work in Thailand while the children are on holiday?
Are there any resources such as youth centres or expat children communities, that offer activities for children during the holidays?
How do you plan your holidays with the family in Thailand?
Tell us about your best family adventure in in Thailand? Is there a bucket list of must-do activities? What are they?
Thank you for sharing your experience,
Priscilla
Family fun in Thailand during school holidays
Thank Buddha for electronic devices.
Hi!
About family activities; at Pattaya we have adventure park where in you can ride elephant, atv,small buggy, big buggy,
horseback riding,zipline, angry bird,bungy jump, jetboard... in one place
Bangkok: Chaophraya River Cruise and any stopovers you desire. Bring life-jackets for the kids and breathe easy. Lightweight canopied strollers if you have tots because of the walking and heat. Travel light with good shoes and empty backpacks for shopping. Supply the kids with some feelgood shopping money. Let the kids buy what they want (within their alloted cash budget) and talk about it over dinner or snacks when you get back to home base. Cheers! dcb
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