Discover a different side of Bangkok on a cycling adventure through local neighbourhoods and historic waterways. Visit Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen and Wat Sai Morning Market before cruising along the city’s canals by traditional longtail boat. Along the way, stop at a peaceful garden café and enjoy a local Thai lunch.

Programme Details

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Begin the morning with a hotel pick-up between 08:00 and 08:30, depending on the hotel's location, followed by a transfer to Wat Tano, the starting point of the cycling adventure.

Pedal through Bangkok’s local neighbourhoods, visiting Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen, home to an impressive giant seated Buddha statue, before continuing to Wat Sai Morning Market, a charming traditional market featured in the 1974 James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun.

Stop for a relaxing break at Poomjai Garden Café, a peaceful garden retreat amidst the bustle of the city.

Next, board a traditional longtail boat for a cruise through Bangkok’s historic canals, with the bicycles brought along on board. The journey offers a glimpse into traditional life along the city’s waterways.

After the boat ride, enjoy lunch at THURA By Station, with a choice of Pad Thai or Khao Soi, followed by mango sticky rice or ice cream.

Following lunch, cycle back to Wat Tano, where the tour concludes. The total cycling distance is approximately 13 km. (L)

Notes:

- Private tour and transfer for a maximum of eight participants.
- Children are charged at the same rate as adults.
- Participant age: 12-70 years (adults require a basic level of physical fitness and readiness ).
- Minimum height: 133 cm. 
- Comfortable clothing suitable for cycling is recommended.
- When booking, please provide the height of each client to ensure the correct bicycle size.

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