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Limestone cliffs and turquoise water in Krabi, Thailand – perfect for tropical wellness holidays

Thailand

Thailand is world-renowned for its healing traditions, tropical beauty and warm hospitality, making it one of the most sought-after destinations for wellness travel. From the serene beaches of Koh Samui, Hua Hin and Phuket, wellness retreats in Thailand offer everything from detox and weight loss to yoga, Ayurveda, fitness and burnout recovery. Retreats such as Absolute Sanctuary, RAKxa Integrative Wellness, Kamalaya, and Chiva-Som provide thoughtfully designed programmes that draw on Eastern wisdom and modern science to support deep healing and long-term wellbeing.

Aerial view of Absolute Sanctuary in Koh Samui, Thailand, featuring a large swimming pool surrounded by sun loungers and parasols, with tropical greenery in the background.

Absolute Sanctuary

from £995pp

Set on the tropical island of Koh Samui, Absolute Sanctuary is a boutique wellness resort offering a range of comprehensive wellness programmes to promote a healthier body and mind with ...

A woman in a flowing yellow dress walks along the serene poolside of Chiva-Som Health Resort in Thailand, surrounded by tropical greenery and ocean views.

Chiva-Som Health Resort

from £2,095pp

Located in picturesque Hua Hin overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, Chiva-Som is one the world’s leading destination spa retreats offering all-encompassing retreat stays in a tranquil ...

Aerial view of Kamalaya Wellness Sanctuary in Thailand, surrounded by lush tropical greenery, a sparkling pool, and the stunning coastline.

Kamalaya

from £1,395pp

Located on an idyllic tropical landscape on the southern coastline of Koh Samui, Kamalaya is a multi-award-winning wellness sanctuary and holistic spa offering a synergistic wellness ...

Lush palm trees and vibrant greenery surrounding the Mangosteen Ayurveda pool area, with traditional architecture and the ocean in the distance

Mangosteen Ayurveda and Wellness Resort

from £350pp

Set in a relaxing tropical setting, Mangosteen Ayurveda & Wellness Resort is located in the south of Phuket on a private hillside, offering spectacular ocean views over 4 bays and ...

Tranquil outdoor pool with tropical plants, sun loungers, and a traditional Thai pavilion at Phuket Cleanse, Thailand.

Phuket Cleanse Detox and Fitness Retreat

from £1,275pp

Phuket Cleanse is a life-changing wellness retreat with a fully inclusive programme of detox, fitness and mindfulness guaranteed to leave you feeling physically, mentally and emotionally ...

Natural, serene interior of Rakxa Integrative Wellness retreat, featuring wooden furnishings, woven baskets, and large windows overlooking lush greenery and a calm waterway.

RAKxa Integrative Wellness

from £2,695pp

RAKxa is a luxury and integrative wellness and medical retreat in the Green Lung of Bangkok through cutting-edge technology, ancient holistic treatments and immersive nature experiences ...

Aerial view of Samahita Retreat in Thailand, showcasing a pristine white sandy beach, turquoise waters, and a row of lush green palm trees lining the coast.

Samahita Retreat

from £350pp

Samahita Retreat is dedicated to helping you increase your energy levels, recover, and enhance your vitality, through yoga, fitness, and wellness ...

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best wellness retreats in Thailand?

Thailand is home to some of the most respected wellness retreats in the world, including Chiva-Som in Hua Hin, RAKxa Integrative Wellness, Kamalaya in Koh Samui, and Absolute Sanctuary, known for its Pilates and fitness programmes. Each offers a unique blend of Eastern traditions and modern wellness practices.

What types of wellness programmes are available in Thailand?

Thailand offers a wide range of programmes including detox, weight loss, fitness, yoga, Ayurveda, stress recovery and burnout support. Many retreats combine holistic therapies with modern diagnostics and personalised care.

When is the best time to visit a wellness retreat in Thailand?

The best time to visit depends on the region. For retreats in Koh Samui, the dry season is typically January to April, while Phuket and Hua Hin enjoy their best weather from November to March. Thailand’s warm, tropical climate makes it an excellent choice for a winter sun wellness retreat.

Who are wellness retreats in Thailand suitable for?

Wellness retreats in Thailand are suitable for solo travellers, couples or anyone in need of a reset. Whether you're looking for quiet reflection or structured support, you'll find a welcoming, healing environment that caters to all levels of experience.

Need a Bit More Guidance?

Whether you’re planning your first wellness retreat or just curious about how it all works, we’re here to help. Below you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions, plus links to helpful guides and resources.

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What is a wellness holiday?

A wellness holiday combines travel with treatments, classes, and health-focused activities designed to improve your physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. 

Can I join if I'm new to yoga or wellness?

Absolutely! Our retreats are designed to be inclusive and supportive - no experience necessary. Many programmes are ideal for beginners and can be adapted to your needs.

Are solo wellness holidays a good idea?

Absolutely. Many of our guests are first-time wellness travellers and choose to come on their own. Whether you prefer the support of a small group setting or something more personalised, we’ll help you find a retreat that suits your comfort level and goals.

Do you charge a booking fee?

No, we don’t charge any booking fees. You’ll pay the same price as booking directly with the retreat (and sometimes less), with the added benefit of personalised support, honest advice, and help before, during, and after your stay.

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