$272+ Cheap flights to Thailand

Peak season Cheap flights to Thailand land in bustling Bangkok, a scintillating city that mixes the past and present, where ancient palaces and temples reside alongside modern skyscrapers. Bangkok’s peak season is November to March when flights to Thailand and hotel prices can be twice as high as in the off season, and hotels are often fully booked. But Thailand is much more than Bangkok so be sure to explore the countryside with its breathtaking views and abundance of wildlife, as well as a few of the many tropical islands offering pristine sandy shores and beachfront bungalows. Of these Phuket is Thailand’s largest island, and a popular reason for travellers to book flight tickets. It has a wide range of hotels that cater to every beach goers budget from bungalows to luxury resorts. These fill up during Phuket’s peak season (November to April) so plan and book your flight tickets and accommodation well in advance to avoid disappointment. On the opposite coast, Ko Samui offers scuba diving, parasailing, forest and hill treks, as well as a lively nightlife, and is particularly busy around Christmas and July/August. Ko Pha-ngan just to the north is famous for its full-moon beach party and is most crowded from November to March, and August. Off season Thailand’s monsoon season lasts from July to November in the north and central regions, and in the south it can rain intermittently all through the year. If you don’t mind the humid and wet weather there are deals on cheap flights to Thailand to be found.

Flights from Sydney to Thailand – 9 hrs 10 mins Flights from Melbourne to Thailand – 9 hrs 5 mins Flights from Brisbane to Thailand – 9 hrs Flights from Perth to Thailand – 6 hrs 55 mins

Cheap flights to Thailand are readily available from Australia, and this is a popular flight route with competitive prices. Thai Airways offers direct flights to Bangkok from Sydney and Melbourne seven days a week. Qantas, Emirates and Jetstar also offer direct flights to Bangkok. There’s also the option of a cheaper but longer flight via a stopover in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur with Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines or Vietnam Airlines. Once you’ve landed in Bangkok there are plenty of low-cost convenient domestic Thailand airlines that fly to regional airports including Phuket and Koh Samui.

Busy Bangkok International Airport (BKK) is situated 25 km east of downtown Bangkok, and the quickest and convenient mode of ground transport is the Airport Rail Link which runs from 6am to 12am and reaches a speed of 160 km/hr. There are three city bus services that run regularly from the airport terminal. Taxis are available and charge a fare by distance plus a 50 baht fee for the driver, or if there is a group of you there are shuttle buses which run certain fixed routes.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Thailand on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, VietJet Air is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Thailand.

Bangkok Suvarnabhumi is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Thailand. One-way flights to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi typically cost $8, while return flights cost around $9.

A return flight to Thailand will typically cost around $85, however they can be found for as little as $66.

For those looking to save time traveling to Thailand, Perth offers the quickest one-way flight (6 hours 30 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Louis Tavern Dayrooms At Suvarnabhumi Airport is the closest property to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (0.0 km away from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi).