11 Days Bangkok Cycling To Koh Samui Island - Start our bike tour at Damnoen Nam Saduak Floating Market, the biggest and most colorful in Thailand and a must-see for any visitor, We ride along the lake’s shoreline and across an impressive dam before heading inland along trails and quiet country roads. We stop often in this tranquil area to take in the wonderful views and give you time to take photos,We take the stairs for a short walk up to the Dao (star) Cave, named for some unique formations inside. We ride only 10 km more to our lunch stop at the Hua Hin Vineyard. From our table,As we pedal through Ban Tha Khun, picturesque villages and lush countryside unfold, giving us a taste of local life. where we trade our bikes for a ferry ride to Ko Samui  Island.

Day 1: Bangkok To Ampara

8:00 AM our guide pick you up from your hotel in Bangkok and Starting from Bangkok, we drive south to the Mae Klong Delta area to start our bike tour at Damnoen Nam Saduak Floating Market, the biggest and most colorful in Thailand and a must-see for any visitor. From there, we embark on a long-tail boat cruise through a maze of canals cutting through local villages and various plantations. This eye-opening boat ride offers a glimpse into Thailand of old, where local people are going about their daily life with the canal as the focal point. Then, we start riding into coconut plantations and fruit orchards along quiet backroads. We visit interesting temples, such as the quirky Wat Bang Kung, held up by a huge banyan tree, and the exceptional carved panels of Wat Bang Kae Noi. At night, we relax in a comfortable wooden Thai house by the river.

Accommodation: Chaba Baancham Resort or Similar

Lunch

Ride 35km

Day 2 : Ampawa - Kaeng Krachan

Wake up early to participate in the Thai tradition of making an offering to Buddhist monks. As we are on the river, the monks will come by in their boats. After a leisurely breakfast, we transfer for approx 1.5 hours to Kaeng Krachan National Park. Thailand’s largest national park, Kaeng Krachan is an excellent place for an adventurous day. We visit the park’s headquarters on the edge of a large reservoir and enjoy the views and cool breezes. We ride along the lake’s shoreline and across an impressive dam before heading inland along trails and quiet country roads. We stop often in this tranquil area to take in the wonderful views and give you time to take photos. There are some small hills but nothing too strenuous or taxing. The ride will end at our very comfortable, secluded, and beautiful resort beside the river, set on wonderfully landscaped grounds. We have time for a swim or massage before we enjoy a great dinner at the hotel.

Accommodation: Boathouse Paradise

Breakfast, Lunch

Ride 25km

Day 3 : Kaeng Krachan - Hua Hin

We ride directly from our resort on country roads through mango orchards, sugar cane fields, and palm plantations. We cross the Petchaburi River and ride 23 km to a reservoir. We take our first break and hop in the van to visit a temple with a small cave. We take the stairs for a short walk up to the Dao (star) Cave, named for some unique formations inside. We ride only 10 km more to our lunch stop at the Hua Hin Vineyard. From our table, we'll have a perfect view over the vineyard where the New Latitude grapes are grown - Colombard, Chenin Blanc, Muscat, Shiraz, Sangiovese, and Tempranillo. Wine is not included in our lunch, but there are tasting sets for those who want to try Thai wine. After lunch, we get back on the bikes and take a back road that alternates between dirt, gravel, and tarmac to Wat Huay Mongkol, where a famous monk is revered. Then we'll pack up the bikes to avoid traffic and drive 30 minutes to our centrally located hotel in the resort town of Hua Hin. Enjoy a stroll through the night market after dinner.

Accommodation: Putharacsa Hotel

Breakfast, Lunch

Ride 50km

Day 4 : Hua Hin - Sam Roi Yot - Ban Krut

We start the day with a short transfer to our start point just outside Hua Hin. Today's ride will be along the coast with picturesque fishing boats making excellent photo opportunities. We start our ride at a temple where we ready our bikes for a very flat ride past fishing villages, schools, temples, and many coconut plantations. Following a windy road that offers some shade, we soon find ourselves among shrimp farms. We weave through the town of Praknam Pran and see squid drying on racks at the fish market. We ride past Khao Kalok, a large rock that separates one bay from another, numerous resorts, and if the wind is right, a kitesurfer or two. After entering Sam Roi Yot (300 hundred peaks) National Park, known for numerous caves, beaches, and limestone cliffs. We ride to the base of Phraya Nakhon Cave, where we have lunch. For those enthusiastic enough, there's a climb up to the two caverns which are unique in that they are naturally illuminated due to a collapsed roof. In 1890, King Rama V visited the cave and built a royal pavilion that became the symbol of Prachuap Khiri Khan province. We then hop in the van to miss a busy section of the highway to our next seaside resort.

Accommodation: Baan Krut Arcadia

Breakfast, Lunch

Ride 50km

Day: 5 Ban Krut - Ko Talu

This morning, we have the option for a short 20-km ride along the coast before a brief drive to the pier where we board a speed boat that will whisk us away to our private island, Koh Talu. The afternoon is free to snorkel with the colorful coral and fish, kayak around the island, or clamber up to the viewpoint. Dinner tonight is at our resort on the island.

Accommodation: Koh Talu Island Resort

Breakfast, Lunch

Ride 20km

Day 6: Ko Talu - Chumphon

There is time to go for one more snorkel before we take leave of our island oasis and boat back to the mainland. Our bikes will be waiting and ready for us to ride. Our palm tree-lined route takes us past white-sand beaches on one side and a backdrop of green lush hills on the other. Depending on the boat's arrival time, we'll ride for 30 km on a scenic road and then transfer to our next beach resort.

Accommodation: Nana Beach Resort

Breakfast, Lunch

Ride 30km

Day 7: Thung Wua Laen - Rest day

A well-deserved rest day. Thung Wua Laen town is nearby if you need to access a cashpoint or want to sample street food from the local stalls. You can explore the local area by bike or enjoy a leisurely day on the long sandy beach. Whether lounging under the shade, exploring the local surroundings, or taking a dip in the clear blue waters, the rest day becomes a rejuvenating break – a chance to recharge our bodies and minds before we resume our cycling journey through this serene slice of Thai paradise.

There are many options for water sports such as snorkelling, diving and kayaking. You have the choice of dining in a variety of restaurants from traditional Thai to European cuisine.

Accommodation: Nana Beach Resort

Breakfast

Ride 0km

Day 8: Thung Wua Laen - Pak Tako

Setting off from the tranquil coastal haven of Thung Wua Laen, we pedal our way through scenic landscapes, passing by the provincial capital of Chumphon, where bustling markets and vibrant street scenes offer a glimpse into local life.

Continuing our ride, we pass through Pak Nam Lang Suan, a charming town with its own unique character, providing a delightful interlude on our cycling odyssey. The final stretch leads us to Pak Tako, where our tired but satisfied selves find refuge in a small Thai-style resort.

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Day 9: Pak Tako - Chaiya Beach

This is our last day of coastal cycling as we follow the Gulf of Thailand riding sometimes beachside, sometimes through small fishing villages, sometimes through rubber plantations and groves where trained monkeys clamber in the trees harvesting coconuts. Tonight we stay in a quiet beach side guest house

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Day 10: Chaiya Beach - Ban Tha Khun

We leave the Gulf of Thailand behind us following a rural road winding through palm forests and rubber plantations with views of karst cliffs rising through the jungle. Our destination for tonight is near Rachabrapha Dam. This evening, if time allows, we can take a 20 minute drive to the Dam to watch the sun set over this stunning lake and have dinner at a local restaurant.

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Day 11: Ban Tha Khun - Koh samui

As we pedal through Ban Tha Khun, picturesque villages and lush countryside unfold, giving us a taste of local life. where we trade our bikes for a ferry ride to Ko Samui  Island. Cruising across the Sea, we soak in the coastal views before arriving at Ko Samui  From the small harbour, a brief ride takes us to our beachside resort, offering a perfect end to the day. The relaxed setting of the resort provides a welcome retreat, allowing us to unwind and enjoy the island's tranquil beauty after an exhilarating day of exploration. End The Tour .

Accommodation: None

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