Thailand Adventure Tours | Holiday Packages

Historic Bangkok shows the true heart of this bustling city. Cycle the back roads and small laneways to discover that there is more to this city than big roads full of traffic alongside high-rise buildings.

Riding the quiet 'soi' and lanes you will discover ancient temples and life by the Chao Phraya River and in the tiny lanes that ... Read it all!

Guaranteed departures every Monday and Thursday with a minimum group of 2 adults.

Our one day tour takes you out of Bangkok and back into the Thailand of old. The guests will be picked up from their hotels. The ride starts at the Kamalulislam mosque, the hub of the local Muslim community. Riding along the canals, you will glimpse the ... Read it all!

Closer to Bangkok than you think is the famous Bridge over the River Kwai, part of World War II's Death Railway that linked Thailand and Burma. On these three rides, you'll board  the train for a ride on the famous railway line, visit an ancient Khmer temple, cycle to        the infamous Hellfire Pass and ... Read it all!

Our Central Thailand Tour takes in the Floating Market, the Bridge over the River Kwai and the temples of Ayutthaya in one great adventure.

Combining gentle cycling with the splendid culture of Thailand, this tour is a must for anyone that wants to get out into the countryside and really experience Thail ... Read it all!

From the mountains and jungles of the North to the temple filled central plains and ending in the bustling Metropolis of Bangkok this tour offers some great cycling, unforgettable scenery and a great cultural experience.
 
We start in the northern city of Chiang Mai before we start heading south and visit    &n ... Read it all!

This taster of northern Thailand will take you through the spectacular limestone mountains of Chiang Dao and the scenic village of Mae Salak, straddling the Mae Kok River. We follow wonderful trails and back roads that have little traffic and fantastic scenery and each night stay in charming, Thai style lodges with swimming pools to enjoy at the ... Read it all!

Minburi is where the city and countryside collide to create a world of canals, rice fields and cottage industries. It is a place where Muslims and Buddhists live as they have for centuries alongside klongs. The San Saeb Canal, or Klong San Saeb, is one of Bangkok's most important waterways as it connects Bangkok's two main rivers, the Bangprakon ... Read it all!

Guaranteed departures every afternoon with a minimum group of 2 adults.

Our half day trip explores the green heart of Bangkok: Bang Ka Jao. Close to Bangkok, this small green area has a unique style of waterways and small roads. We pass temples, local markets and Thai houses and see communities that live and work here. We can offer a ... Read it all!

Starting in Bangkok, this journey takes in the Floating Market, the Bridge over the River Kwai and the temples of Ayutthaya. We drive to the floating market of Damnoen Saduak before a longtail boat brings us to our starting point at a riverside temple. Riding quiet trails through plantations, we visit several temples including Wat Amphawan Cheti ... Read it all!

Our half day cycle trip is a fascinating glimpse into the Bangkok of old. We take in some of the more popular Bangkok Landmarks: Chinatown, Wat Arun (Temple of the Dawn), and the Royal Barge Museum, but we also goes off the beaten path and show you some lesser known sites that are not on the tourist map.

We start by exploring the bustlin ... Read it all!

This low-lying land is extremely fertile and over hundreds of years the Thai people have constructed an extensive network of canals to aid irrigation and navigation.
The local way of life has remained traditional and agricultural revolving around the colorful floating markets where the fruits of the surrounding orchards are traded.
Thi ... Read it all!

Taking you into the heart of the countryside to areas usually missed by most visitors, this tour allows you to really see and feel what living in this part of Thailand is all about.

We start the trip by visiting the Opium Museum which documents the history of opium trade and how one of the most abundant crops in the area has now been rep ... Read it all!

Towering chedis amidst crumbling ruins create the ancient city of Ayutthaya. Situated just north of Bangkok, Ayutthaya once claimed Thailand's capital, but that governance ended abruptly in 1767 when the city was sacked by Burmese invaders. Despite destruction,      the ruins emanate the city's prior dominance, beauty, a ... Read it all!

Kanchanaburi is famous as the site of the Bridge over the River Kwai, that same symbolic bridge that is immortalized in books and movies.

Beyond the compact provincial capital, where the Kwai Yai and the Kwai Noi rivers unite to form the River Kwai, Kanchanaburi unfolds into a rugged, beautiful landscape of mountains, waterfalls, caves, ... Read it all!

Closer to Bangkok than you think is the famous Bridge over the River Kwai, part of World War II's Death Railway that linked Thailand and Burma. On these three rides you'll board   the train for a ride on the famous railway line, visit an ancient Khmer temple, cycle to        the infamous Hellfire Pass ... Read it all!

Touch beautiful nature and view countryside of Thailand Central  in Nakhon Nayok and Khao Yai National Park, experience local Lifestyle of Thai agriculturists and try a famous traditional Thai massage

There's a revolution in wine production today, as the New World wines of Thailand are making a stunning breakthrough into the considered world of wine appreciation.

Produced and processed in the stunning Asoke Valley and sitting at an elevation of 350m above sea level, Thailand's vineyards are cool and dry, perfect for nurturing wine gra ... Read it all!

Guaranteed departures every Wednesday and Saturday with a minimum group of 2 adults.

This easy tour heads north to the ancient province of Nonthaburi and discovers the beauty of Bangkok’s hidden gems, Nonthaburi and Ko Kret. The ride starts at Wat Ko Kriang, near the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Following a canal path, you wi ... Read it all!

Just a short hop east of Chiang Mai we head away from the tourist trail and into fertile valleys that offer inspiring views and mountainous horizons not seen from the city. After     a short drive from the city we start our bicycle exploration of Sankhampaeng and the beautiful, peaceful Lanna countryside.

Seventy kilometers south west of Bangkok the Mae Klong River spreads into a sprawling delta before reaching the Gulf of Thailand. This low-lying land is extremely fertile and over hundreds of years the Thai people have constructed an extensive network of canals to aid irrigation and navigation, and the starting point for our exploration of the c ... Read it all!

Explore four classic South East Asian destinations and hone your travel photography skills under the guidance of photographer Ewen Bell. With visits to the Angkor temples, the former Lao capital of Luang Prabang as well as Thailand's bustling Bangkok and northern capital Chiang Mai, this tour gives you all the highlights in one fantastic journey ... Read it all!

Bangkok is a capital city of Thailand which have the mixture of historical, cultural and modern style of life in the city. You can enjoy the most famous places of Bangkok inside this trip and stay in the Hotel which is one of the best locations of Bangkok in the heart of the city which better for you in case of you might be to explore Bangkok by ... Read it all!

Bangkok is a capital city of Thailand which have the mixture of historical, cultural and modern style of life in the city. You can enjoy the most famous places of Bangkok inside this trip and stay in the Hotel which is one of the best locations of Bangkok in the heart of the city which better for you in case of you might be to explore Bangkok by ... Read it all!

Urban Active tours are all about adventurous, active tours that explore the great cities of Asia. These tours are pretty much the opposite of having a guide showing you around museum and temples all day long. With Urban Active you explore the city, become involved and hopefully learn something along the way. And at the end of the day you can rel ... Read it all!

Closer to Bangkok than you think is the famous Bridge over the River Kwai, part of World War II's Death Railway that linked Thailand and Burma. On these three rides, you'll board  the train for a ride on the famous railway line, visit an ancient Khmer temple, cycle to        the infamous Hellfire Pass and ... Read it all!

Our Central Thailand Tour takes in the Floating Market, the Bridge over the River Kwai and the temples of Ayutthaya in one great adventure.

Combining gentle cycling with the splendid culture of Thailand, this tour is a must for anyone that wants to get out into the countryside and really experience Thail ... Read it all!

From the mountains and jungles of the North to the temple filled central plains and ending in the bustling Metropolis of Bangkok this tour offers some great cycling, unforgettable scenery and a great cultural experience.
 
We start in the northern city of Chiang Mai before we start heading south and visit    &n ... Read it all!

This taster of northern Thailand will take you through the spectacular limestone mountains of Chiang Dao and the scenic village of Mae Salak, straddling the Mae Kok River. We follow wonderful trails and back roads that have little traffic and fantastic scenery and each night stay in charming, Thai style lodges with swimming pools to enjoy at the ... Read it all!

Minburi is where the city and countryside collide to create a world of canals, rice fields and cottage industries. It is a place where Muslims and Buddhists live as they have for centuries alongside klongs. The San Saeb Canal, or Klong San Saeb, is one of Bangkok's most important waterways as it connects Bangkok's two main rivers, the Bangprakon ... Read it all!

This low-lying land is extremely fertile and over hundreds of years the Thai people have constructed an extensive network of canals to aid irrigation and navigation.
The local way of life has remained traditional and agricultural revolving around the colorful floating markets where the fruits of the surrounding orchards are traded.
Thi ... Read it all!

Taking you into the heart of the countryside to areas usually missed by most visitors, this tour allows you to really see and feel what living in this part of Thailand is all about.

We start the trip by visiting the Opium Museum which documents the history of opium trade and how one of the most abundant crops in the area has now been rep ... Read it all!

Towering chedis amidst crumbling ruins create the ancient city of Ayutthaya. Situated just north of Bangkok, Ayutthaya once claimed Thailand's capital, but that governance ended abruptly in 1767 when the city was sacked by Burmese invaders. Despite destruction,      the ruins emanate the city's prior dominance, beauty, a ... Read it all!

Kanchanaburi is famous as the site of the Bridge over the River Kwai, that same symbolic bridge that is immortalized in books and movies.

Beyond the compact provincial capital, where the Kwai Yai and the Kwai Noi rivers unite to form the River Kwai, Kanchanaburi unfolds into a rugged, beautiful landscape of mountains, waterfalls, caves, ... Read it all!

Closer to Bangkok than you think is the famous Bridge over the River Kwai, part of World War II's Death Railway that linked Thailand and Burma. On these three rides you'll board   the train for a ride on the famous railway line, visit an ancient Khmer temple, cycle to        the infamous Hellfire Pass ... Read it all!

Touch beautiful nature and view countryside of Thailand Central  in Nakhon Nayok and Khao Yai National Park, experience local Lifestyle of Thai agriculturists and try a famous traditional Thai massage

There's a revolution in wine production today, as the New World wines of Thailand are making a stunning breakthrough into the considered world of wine appreciation.

Produced and processed in the stunning Asoke Valley and sitting at an elevation of 350m above sea level, Thailand's vineyards are cool and dry, perfect for nurturing wine gra ... Read it all!

Thailand is such a large and dynamic country that even if you've been here quite often, there are still places that are relatively undiscovered and untouched by mass tourism. By exploring these areas by bicycle you have the opportunity to be far more involved in ... Read it all!

Just a short hop east of Chiang Mai we head away from the tourist trail and into fertile valleys that offer inspiring views and mountainous horizons not seen from the city. After     a short drive from the city we start our bicycle exploration of Sankhampaeng and the beautiful, peaceful Lanna countryside.

Thailand is an extremely visitor friendly place with its offerings of delicious food, friendly people, great weather and two coastlines. It really is a paradise for all. This tour is for everyone, apart from the great cycling, it has boat rides, elephant rides, a little ... Read it all!

Seventy kilometers south west of Bangkok the Mae Klong River spreads into a sprawling delta before reaching the Gulf of Thailand. This low-lying land is extremely fertile and over hundreds of years the Thai people have constructed an extensive network of canals to aid irrigation and navigation, and the starting point for our exploration of the c ... Read it all!

Escape for a long weekend or just drop into Chiang Mai as part of your travels. We have a bike ride to take you through some of the less visited parts of this scenic part of Northern Thailand.

One of the best places for trekking in Thailand is in the North West near the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. Through the region runs the Mae Klong River, and the beautiful landscape is ideal for trekking and bamboo rafting. The scenery along the river is a stunning array of limestone cliffs, ... Read it all!