Top Bangkok Adventure Tours

Discover Bangkok on a half-day cycling tour of the city’s most intriguing neighborhoods.  Explore quiet, winding streets lined with coconut palms and banana trees, far from busy thoroughfares and tourist districts. Cycle over the canals of the Chao Phraya River, explore Bang Krachao Island, see Buddhist temples, and watch students train in traditional Muay Thai fighting. Dine alongside residents at a neighborhood restaurant, and experience Bangkokian warmth and generosity at every turn.

Combine a bike tour with dinner at a riverside restaurant and a sightseeing cruise for an enchanting evening in Bangkok. Start with a relaxed bike ride along the quiet backstreets of Thailand’s capital city, then have dinner as night falls, with views of the Chao Phraya River from your table. Last, set out by boat to look for fireflies and other sights during the 1-hour river cruise.

Explore the back streets and local communities of Bangkok by bike during this half-day cultural tour of the city. Follow your local guide through Chinatown, explore colorful flower markets, navigate ancient Chao Phraya River and get an insider's look at the former capital of Thailand. This easy-going tour is the perfect way to see the sites and landmarks of Bangkok.

When in Bangkok, get out of the concrete streets and into the green for a three part adventure. You and your small group will get to ride cruiser bikes through the park, kayak through the palm jungle, and then have a little fun one long-tailed boat ride on the Chao Phraya River. This is a great way to breathe some fresh air, get some exercise, and see how the locals travel along the river.

Avoid getting stuck in traffic on Bangkok’s congested roads with a relaxing two-hour boat tour through the city’s myriad of little canals. Get a close-up look at local life around the water. Visit an orchid farm to take a walk and admire the exotic flowers, as well as a temple where you can feed the resident fish.

Enjoy a thrilling day out on the water and on land at Nakhon Nayok with this combo whitewater rafting and ATV tour from Bangkok. Enjoy an ox-cart ride, then ride an ATV for 3.7 miles (6 kilometers) to the Namtok Sarika Waterfall. After lunch, tackle 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) of rapids along the Nakhon Nayok River before returning to Bangkok.

Explore the historic landmarks and traditional neighborhoods along the Chaya Praya River, and experience a different side of life in Bangkok. On this tour, benefit from a small group size as you enjoy a scenic bike ride along the riverfront, ride the local ferry, and admire landmarks including the Old Customs House, Oriental Hotel, and the Flower Market.

Maximize your time in Thailand, and see several highlights of Kanchanaburi Province on a private day trip. Get amazing photo opportunities and enjoy swimming in the azure waters of the serene Erawan Waterfall. Explore the historic Bridge on the River Kwai, known as the Death Railway, before your return to Bangkok.

Swap the bustle of Bangkok for its more relaxed canal network on a small group tour that lets you escape the crowds on land. Delve deeper into the Thai capital’s culture and history and you stop at an orchid farm and 250-year-old artists’ residency, and see a side of the city that most first-time visitors miss out on.

Enjoy an immersive tour of Bangkok city without setting foot in a stuffy and uncomfortable tour bus. Jump on your own electric scooter and head out into the city in a small and intimate group on this sightseeing tour. Discover the city on its footpaths and in its back-alleys, with personalized commentary and assistance from your group’s guide the whole way. Zip through Historic Thonburi, drink in the colors and smells of Princess Mother Memorial Park, and see the grand Wat Arun by the riverside.

Escape the chaos of Bangkok and explore the tropical gardens and rural communities just beyond the city streets during this half-day cycling tour. Ride along the Chao Phraya River aboard a traditional long boat to Phra Pradaeng. Then, follow your friendly and professional guide through narrow cycling paths, stunning views, and sample some local snacks. This tour is an ideal way to add a bit of exercise and adventure to any trip to Bangkok.

Want to explore the floating market in Bangkok but can't find any authentic ones? Come with us and we'll show you Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market. This place isn't as crowded as Damnoen Saduak or Amphawa Floating Market but it's super local and isn't touristy at all. It's also a local's favorite place to hang out on the weekends. It's like a big market with a lot of food vendors especially on land and a few boat vendors. **If you know "Everybody Loves Raymond" you will know Philip Rosenthal. He visited here for an episode of "Somebody Feed Phil" on Netflix. We'll first take a boat along the canal to a local temple and an orchid farm. Along the canal, you will enjoy the leafy scenery, the local vibe, and the laid-back local life. What's not to miss is FOOD! You'll be amazed by so many different Thai food and desserts. Don't worry if you have no idea what to eat. We'll recommend you the signatures and what you should not miss trying! **Small Group, no more than 8 people

Pick up & Drop off; Private car. Experienced English and Arabic speaking Drivers. Jungle Cruise river ride. Hundreds of animals from all over the world are present. Entrance tickets and animal show tickets.

Starting early in the morning we will visit Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Thailand's most iconic floating market and take a long tail boat along the canal. This floating market always welcome a lot of tourist around the world with lively and busting atmosphere! Then, we will take you go to Maeklong Railway Market (Umbrella Market) where you'll be amazed at how this fresh market operates when the trains run through it. Yes! it's a real full size commercial train RUN THROUGH the fresh market. After that, We will visit Wat Bang Kung Temple (The temple that wrapping by Banyan tree) the unseen Temple in Thailand!

Get ready for a wild night of gay adventures in Bangkok! Start with a cozy chat and a bite to eat at a local gay café. Then, experience the excitement of a bar specializing in muscular Asian men go-go shows. End the night at a legendary club for a night of electrifying music and cabaret shows.

Three of amazing places that you can do in a day. Firstly, to be witness of “Thailand Only” with Meaklong Railway Market. It has a train running through right down the middle and close enough to touch. The coolest thing is the awnings and shop fronts adjusts itself and perfectly encapsulates the train as it rolls through. Secondly, we take you on long-tail boat rides down the canals where Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is. It is a great way to see the winding canals you would not otherwise have access to on foot. Lastly , we take few more hours drive to Kanchanaburi , full of history and culture! Here is the Bridge over the River Kwae (sound likes “where”), which is a 1957 British-American epic of Second World War film and makes its famous. Also we will take you to visit Thailand-Burma War Center and War Cemetery.

Discover the local markets outside of Bangkok on this Private Railway and Floating Markets Adventures from Bangkok. Head to the famous Maeklong Railway Market where vendors set up their goods along an active railway line and see what happens when the train comes through. Then head to the Damnoen Saduak floating market and weave through waterways as vendors sell their various goods. Purchase souvenirs or some delicious Thai treats before heading back to Bangkok.

Bang Krajao is commonly referred to as the lungs of Bangkok, this is due to the huge amount of trees which eat up the city's air pollution. There are the narrow bike lane along the thousands of mangrove trees and plenty more jungle within the island. Let's ride to the Sri Nakhon Park to take a snap from the bird watching tower and enjoy the green nature. To see the local way of life by riding through the community. This green area was lauded by Time magazine in 2006 as " The Best Urban Oasis of Asia" - the key word is "Oasis", the "lungs" that produce oxygen for the city of seven million people for nine months in a year.

Explore two of Thailand’s most popular sites, one historic and one natural, in this full day private tour from Bangkok. You’ll have private, air-conditioned transportation all day, starting from your hotel. Then you’ll make your way to the Bridge Over the River Kwai to hear all the historical influence. After, you can explore Erawan Waterfall, and do some swimming, trekking, and relaxing.

Explore Thonburi’s distinctive flavors and winding canals on a private tour of an area that’s less visited by tourists, but has vibrant markets and historic temples. Hopping a long-tail boat through the Thonburi canals is a fascinating chance to see the city away from busy streets, and you’ll pull to the edge of the water to see an art gallery, visit a sacred temple, and try local dishes.

Why Small Teak Boat? The small boat is the most fun and unique in the Bangkok Canals if not in whole Bangkok! Small intimate boat that let you be close to the water and local life, going into the meandering canals, can only be done well by certain size (also, we save up to 20min(x2) waiting time between river and the watergate between river and canals) * Wat Paknam - Stop, embark the boat and walk around the Big Buddha, go up to see Chrystal pagoda and skyline of old capital Thonburi city * Organic Garden - pick fresh Thai herbs! Opportunity to learn how to cook authentic 3 Thai dishes in the outdoor setting in organic garden * Artist House - have a walk on the boardwalk, take a peek into art galleries, feed fish and relax We started our boat tour company since 2010, having 13 years of experience carrying people around the world on our boat! We love our canal-side communities and promoting them.

This Tour offers a perfect chance for you to dive into the rich and enlightening history of Thailand. It includes a visit to a war cemetery containing the graves of an estimated 9,000 Allied soldiers who died while building the bridge and constructing the notorious 'Death Railway". At the JEATH Museum, guests will see a replica of a Japanese POW camp, Followed by a train journey along a stunning stretch of the Death Railway. A buffet lunch is served upon arrival at Wang Po station, close to the Burmese border.

Explore Bangkok at night on a bike tour with a knowledgeable guide. Cycle leisurely through the city to take in the after-dark atmosphere, and make stops to sample street food. Bike tours are a great way to get a feel for local culture and daily life, and with an evening tour, you can skip the heat of the day.