Service de livraison de bagages de l'hôtel à Bangkok à l'hôtel à Pattaya

Half-day guided tour of Bangkok’s canals and Chinatown district

Bangkok is famed for its skyscrapers and fast-paced way of life but on this tour you'll explore a different side to the city. You'll sail down a bustling river and quiet canals to get a feel for the traditional way of life. After cruising along, you'll end up in Bangkok's busy Chinatown for a look around.

Bangkok’s Floating and Railway Markets with local community visit

Thailand's markets are a quintessential experience, and two of the most popular ones take centre stage on this full day tour. Explore a unique market on the railway at Maeklong and be embraced by the flavours of Amphawa Floating Market. Plus, there's a taste of local life at Baan Rim Klong community. Mook, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Amphawa is one of the most traditional floating markets around Bangkok, full of locals browsing and enjoying something to eat. It's my No.1 spot for Thai street food, so make sure you come with an appetite.'First on the agenda is Maeklong Market, a rather special shopping scene set along train tracks. Dating from around 1905, this fresh produce market is one of the largest in Thailand. Feel the thrill as vendors whisk away their stock in a matter of minutes before a train approaches and passes through the middle of their stalls. After soaking up the sights and sounds at Maekong, it's time to head to a local restaurant for lunch.Slow things down a pace next at Baan Rim Klong community, where you'll meet the locals and hear about their traditions. Watch how workers impressively clamber up coconut trees and then extract sugar from the fresh fruit. You'll also learn how baskets are woven from palm leaves, before helping prepare ‘Kanom Thai' – a popular Thai dessert. Round things off with a visit to Amphawa Floating Market, where you'll have free time to browse the stalls and tuck into Thai street food while taking in views of the canals.

Meet Thai locals and tour Maeklong Railway Market with lunch

Thai railway markets are a quintessential experience, and the country's most popular one takes centre stage on this tour from Bangkok. Enjoy a unique shopping experience at Maeklong Railway Market and get a taste of local life at Baan Rim Klong community.First up is Maeklong Market, a rather special shopping scene set along train tracks. Dating back to around 1905, this seafood market is one of the largest in Thailand. Feel the thrill as vendors whisk away their stock in a matter of minutes before a train approaches and passes through the middle of their stalls.Slow things down a pace next at Baan Rim Klong community, where you'll meet the locals and hear about their traditions. Watch how workers impressively clamber up coconut trees and then extract sugar from the fresh fruit. You'll also learn how baskets are woven from palm leaves, before helping to prepare ‘Kanom Thai' - a popular Thai dessert. Round things off at a local restaurant where you'll tuck into a tasty lunch.

Wat Bang Kung temple visit and mangrove boat ride from Bangkok

Lying along the Gulf of Thailand, the province of Samut Songkhram is best known for its floating markets and swimming monkeys. This tour from Bangkok shines the spotlight on two of the area's top attractions - Wat Bang Kung Buddhist temple and Khlong Khon Mangrove Conservation Centre.While Thailand has many Buddhist temples to visit, Wat Bang Kung is one of the most iconic. Swamped by the roots and branches of a huge Banyan tree, it's like nothing you've seen before. It's believed that the ancient temple was built over 300 years ago, as it houses paintings from the late Ayutthaya period. Inside, discover the famous golden Nila Manee Buddha statue, which many locals visit daily to worship. Then take a relaxing stroll along the Mae Klong river.Up next is the Mangrove Forest Conservation Centre in the coastal village of Khlong Khon. You'll board a longtail boat and cruise through mangroves, getting up close and personal to wild monkeys that patrol the river banks. Some of the cheeky creatures may even swim up to the boat to greet you. The tour ends with a tasty seafood lunch served at a local restaurant.

Bangkok temples and shrines small group walking tour

Discovering Bangkok's temples and history is just one part of this walking tour. You'll see unexplored corners of the city and delve right into local culture as you navigate Wat Saket, Wat Suthat and the ‘Giant Swing'. Prasit, one of our local guides, says, ‘The 37 golden spires of Loha Prasat represent the 37 requisites of enlightenment. These are stages in Buddhist teachings that must be achieved before attaining enlightenment.'Kick off at the temple of Wat Ratchanatdaram, best known for Loha Prasat, one of the few bronze-roofed palaces in the world. Then you'll visit the Golden Mount, just a short walk away, where you'll find Wat Saket. Climb the 344 steps up the golden chedi for views over old Bangkok. Prasit adds, ‘Wat Saket is an important landmark that sits on the only hill in Bangkok, and it holds great significance for all followers of The Lord Buddha. The stairs are long but they take you up to the top for panoramic views of Rattanakosin Island.'Then, it's on to the Giant Swing – or Sao Ching Cha – and Wat Suthat, one of the most important temples from the Rattanakosin era. Prasit says, ‘Wat Suthat is my favourite temple. It stands out because the interior is richly decorated with murals of Thai life and faith. In the centre, above statues of praying monks, sits a giant golden Buddha.' After our visit, we'll have a coffee break before pressing on to San Chao Pho Suea, the ‘Tiger God Shrine'. And lastly, we'll walk to Ratchadamnoen Klang Road to end the tour.

Bangkok by Night Walking Tour with Yaowarat

A city as interesting as Bangkok is best explored on foot. And on this walking tour, you'll see some of its top spots with a twist. As day turns to night, Thailand's own 'City of Angels' comes alive with vibrant lights, sounds, sights and smells. A unique look at Wat Suthat, the Flower Market and Chinatown are all on the agenda, as well as a tasting session of the famous street food on offer in the capital.After a late-afternoon pick-up, you'll dive straight into the Phra Nakhon area of Bangkok and to the Giant Swing – a Brahman religious structure dating back to 1794. Then, grab your cameras as you head to Wat Suthat, an important temple from the Rattanakosin era. See the temple in all its glory as it's lit up in the night sky. A short hop on public transport will see you in Pak Khlong Talat – or the Flower Market – next, where you'll mingle with the locals as they buy their goods.And then comes Chinatown, known locally as Yaowarat. As you arrive, you'll be amazed by the energy here. Packed with market stalls, street-side restaurants and lots of gold shops, Chinatown is an experience not to be missed. Wander along Yaowarat Road – the main artery – and its side streets, taking it all in, before you end the tour sampling some of the delicious street food here.

Half-day Bangkok Sabieng Cooking Lesson

Fresh, quick and tasty, it's no surprise Thai cuisine has conquered the world. Bring back all the skills you need to create a Thai food feast with this cooking class. Under the guidance of expert instructors, you'll select the best ingredients with a local market visit, then learn how to balance traditional Thai flavours by preparing four different dishes.Start your culinary morning with a visit to a vibrant market, where you'll choose the freshest ingredients for your lesson. Then it's straight to the kitchen, where you'll learn the tricks and techniques alongside seasoned chefs. They'll be on hand to teach you the art of balancing the four main flavours of Thai food – sweet, sour, salty and spicy.You'll have hands-on experience preparing four distinct dishes of your choice. From the usual suspects like red and green curries, Pad Thai and Tom Yum soup, to the more obscure Som Tum salad, Pandan chicken or Khanom Mo Kaeng – Thailand's own take on an egg custard tart – these valuable recipes will last long after your tan has faded.

Pattaya Panoramic and Coral Island by Speedboat from Bangkok

Amid the lively streets of Bangkok, the serene beaches of Thailand might feel like a distant dream. However, with this excursion, you'll find yourself basking on a sun-kissed beach in no time. We'll venture southward to Pattaya via road, then hop onto a speedboat that will whisk you away to the paradise island of Koh Lan, where a day of pristine sands and clear waters awaits.Enjoy leisurely beach time, embracing the vibrant colours of the tropics, or get involved in water sports, equipment rental at your own cost. Options include kayaking in translucent waters, or stand-up paddleboarding over gentle waves. When you've worked up an appetite, sit down for lunch at the local restaurant.On our journey back to Bangkok, a stop at Nong-Mon Market lets you explore an assortment of local specialties and snack on the freshest street food. We'll also cruise by the scenic Chonlamakwithi Bridge, a spot often blessed with great sunset panoramas.

Full-day island tour with drone photos from Pattaya

Discover one of the best beaches near Pattaya on this exclusive island escape. Board a speedboat to the dazzling ‘Hardtien' Beach on Ko Lan, an uncrowded spot on the far side of the island. Splash into crystal-clear waters, or make use of the paddleboards and kayaks, included in your trip. Relax over lunch, feed the geese, and enjoy the beauty of the surroundings. Drone photos and videos included as a memento of your unforgettable day.

Wonderful Pearl Dinner Cruise Ticket

Experience the magic of Bangkok by night with this evening cruise on the Chao Phraya River. Sail down the ‘River of Kings' and soak up 360-degree views over Wat Arun temple, Rama I Bridge and the Royal Grand Palace. Then, with the twinkle of the city in the background, there's a tasty buffet dinner followed by live music and dancing.