4-Day Central Thailand Cycle Tour

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Duration: 4d
Location: Bangkok, Thailand | Bangkok, Thailand


Category: Walking & Bike Tours

Highlights:
Comprehensive cycling tour through central Thailand
Ride past Thailand's major rivers, Chao Phraya & Mek Klong
Tour that begins at the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
Unparalleled views of Thailand's charming countryside
Chance to see the historic Kwai Bridge & the Kraset caves

Inclusions:
Guided cycling tour from Bangkok
Mountain bike and helmet
Breakfast on days 2, 3, and 4
Daily lunch
Dinner on days 1 and 2
Beverages, bottled water, and snacks
Roundtrip transportation to and from select Bangkok hotels
Live commentary provided in English

Description:

Enjoy a guided bicycle tour across central Thailand's fertile plain. Ride on hard-packed jeep trails and smooth roads while an air-conditioned bus follows you. Visit historic sites at Kanchanaburi and Ayutthaya and converse with locals along the way on this unforgettable 4-day adventure.

Day 1
Start your tour at the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and take a boat ride through a network of canals, followed by a ride across the open countryside. See plantations, orchards, rice paddies, and temples along the way on this 19-mile (32-km) ride with a stop for lunch. Then settle in at the Royal River Kwai Resort and dine on a delectable dinner.

Day 2
Wake up to an early morning breakfast before starting your 18-mile (30-km) journey to Kanchanaburi. Visit the historic River Kwai Bridge, stop at a war museum, explore the Kraset caves, and ride through lush forests. Enjoy your evening with a take a breaking dinner and a night in at the Pung Waan Resort.

Day 3
Start day 3 with an invigorating breakfast and another 18-mile (30-km) cycle—this time to Ayutthaya. Visit the Sai Yak Noi waterfall and enjoy a refreshing swim beneath it. Spend the night at the Krungsri River Hotel and take a break with a delicious meal while preparing for your final day.

Day 4
Cycle through the countryside on a 17-mile (28-km) ride and see the remains of historic temples as well as the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace before heading back to Bangkok.