Thailand Island Hopper

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  Robyn

  Asked on August 18th, 2026

  would like to know the hotels and some kind of help with the flight from Los Angeles

  Accommodation

  Flights / Transfers
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written August 2026

    for this tour it is a classic tour so all the hotels are twin share with ensuite. Unfortunately we are unable to help with flights as we only run tours! but we can arrange an arival pickup from the airport in Bangkok without a problem.
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    Robyn

    Traveler•Written August 2026

    I would also need private room - no sharing
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written August 2026

    The cost of a private room for this tour is an additional $1015 USD. For the hotels we use: Rambuttri Village (Bangkok), Tiki Beach (Or similar) (Koh Phangan), Pranee Amata (Koh Tao), Phi Phi indigo (Koh Phi Phi). This tour includes an overnight train and a Local beach stay (Khao Lok National Park & Bottle Beach)
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  Lindsay

  Asked on August 11th, 2026

  I am interested in booking the Thailand island hopper either the 31st of October or the one on the 4th of november (the 14 day tour). I am jus wondering whats the breakdown of people currently booked into each as I would like to be in a bit of a group when doing it.

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    TruTravelsOperator•Written August 2026

    The Thailand Island Hopper is amazing.
    
    31 October
    Total Travellers: 15 pax
    Gender Breakdown: 8 Female, 7 Male
    Average Age: 28.5 years old (ranging from 23 to 44)
    Countries: British (12), German (3)
    
    4 November
    Total Travellers: 8 pax
    Gender Breakdown: 6 Female, 2 Male
    Average Age: 25.6 years old (ranging from 21 to 32)
    Countries: British (3), Australian (3), German (2)
    
    Both dates have a pretty solid amount of travellers but if you're looking for a bigger group 31 October seems your vibe!
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    Lindsay

    Traveler•Written August 2026

    In terms of payment I understand there's a deposit to be paid upfront. Can the balance then be paid in installments or the full balance before arrival. Just wondering what the payment options are/ is there any flexibility so I can plan ahead.
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written August 2026

    Yeh mate you absolutely can put down a deposit and leave the full balance until closer to the date. When you select your date in Tour Radar it will provide you those options.
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  Stacey

  Asked on July 23rd, 2026

  Is it possible to upgrade a book a private room?

  Accommodation
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written July 2026

    For this tour you can upgrade to your own room and the cost would be:
    
    $1,310 AUD / 870 EUR / £725 GBP /$1,015 USD
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  Ray

  Asked on April 27th, 2026

  The age range for this tour is 18-31 years old. Is this a strict age range/rule? I am 41 but have no physical limitation.

  Age Range
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written April 2026

    As this is a classic tour the age limit is 45 so you're more than welcome to join. Please keep in mind that our tours do cater to the 18-35 demographic so most of the other guests will fall within this age range and the activities will also reflect this. But, if you're ready and willing we're happy to have you!
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    Ray

    Traveler•Written April 2026

    One last question: Is there an option for a private room?
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written April 2026

    Yes there is. For an additional cost of $1015 USD you can have your own room for the duration of the tour.
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  Vanessa

  Asked on April 13th, 2026

  will this definitely go ahead because of the Middle East

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    TruTravelsOperator•Written April 2026

    Currently there are 5 guests already booked onto the 2nd of June Thai Island Hopper.
    
    You're fine to go ahead and lock this one in!
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  Chris

  Asked on April 12th, 2026

  I'm booking this tour next month and want to know what the over night train is like?

  Transport
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written April 2026

    The train is a Southern Line train and seats are in a a second-class seated carriage (sleeper with A/C ) and can hold approximately 32-40 seats. With up to 16 carriages, this is a public train so you can expect members of the public to join you on this exciting experience.
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  Ellen

  Asked on March 31st, 2026

  very keen to book this one but wondering if the trip might be interupted with current issues (fuel) or will the trip be a guaranteed departure?

  Tour Details
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written April 2026

    All our tours in Thailand are currently running exactly as scheduled.
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  Jen

  Asked on February 13th, 2026

  What is the price if I want to select a private room for the duration of the trip? Also, can there be airport pick up form Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok?

  Accommodation

  Flights / Transfers

  Price / Availability
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written February 2026

    An upgrade to a private room for the duration of this trip would be an extra $1,015 USD. An airport transfer would also be an additional cost of $55 USD.
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  Georgia

  Asked on February 10th, 2026

  I paid the initial deposit and I'm reaching out to find out who to contact to be able to pay the rest of the fee.

  Payments
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written February 2026

    Did you pay through TourRadar? If so, you should have a booking page. There is no payments made on this particular enquiriy.
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  Kristen

  Asked on January 23rd, 2026

  I was very interested in your tour, but I have a quick question due to one of the travelers having severe peanut, cashew and pistachio allergies. Would there be any accommodated meals and/or nut free options available?

  Meals
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written January 2026

    We can cater for allergies. Just let me know when a booking is made and I'll make sure that it's in the booking notes, and that the tour leader, and operations team are aware, so that we can put practices in place to accomodate the allergies.
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    Kristen

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    Will the conflict in Cambodia with Thailand affect the trip at all?
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written January 2026

    This won't affect the trip. Our trips take you nowhere near the border of Cambodia. We are of course monitoring the situation closely to see if anything changes, but at this stage there is no disruption to anything anywhere near any of the areas that we visit.
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    Kristen

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    She is anaphylactic and it is life threatening so if she has anything to do with peanuts (even peanut oil) cashews and pistachios it will not go well. Just confirming that you are able to accommodate for everything and there will be no cross contaminations and she will be safe.
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written January 2026

    Thanks for giving me more information on the severity of the allergy. That helps me understand it better. The difficulty is when you're in Asia, a lot of places use nuts/oils in most things.
    
    I've sent a message to our operations team this afternoon to try and find out whether we'd be able to safely accommodate for everything.
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    TruTravelsOperator•Written January 2026

    Many people with severe allergies travel with us all the time, so it wouldn't be a first for us having someone with a severe allergy like this. They've very much said it would be down to being very prepared. For example, do you travel with an Epipen? If so, carry it at all times, and ensure that the tour leader and group know exactly where it is. In previous tours, tour leaders have had their own epipen to carry too just in case. The tour leader knows what to do in such incidents.
    
    The difficulty is, we can do our best, but the food preparation is out of our control the majority of the time. The local guide can of course speak to any restaurants to avoid any issues, but as we don't have a specific list of restaurants we deal with, it's often down to the customers and the group where they choose to eat on each specific day / night.
    
    We've just got to be realistic with it and say that our team will always do their best as always, but it's also the responsibility of the customer to ensure that all waiters know of the allergies for example. We can of course assist with allergies, but never be fully responsible if that makes sense.
    
    Our tour leaders in Thailand are all required to have some form of first aid and emergency first responder training too, if this helps with reassurance.
    
    The bottom line is, we can help, but we can't guarantee as some of the risks are passed on to the customer to communicate and be cautious too.
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