Go Bangkok Tours

Hours (Open/Closed) Monday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Tuesday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Wednesday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Thursday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM

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The Go Pink Chinatown Tour is a delightful way to explore the city. The tour is best enjoyed on a Sunday when the traffic is minimal. The tour provides good quality bikes, helmets, and water to ensure a comfortable ride. The guide is a fun-loving lady who makes the ride enjoyable. The ride is relatively easy, although it can get quite hot and sweaty. It's not so much a tour as a ride around, but it's a fun way to explore the city.

The bike and boat combo tour is another fantastic way to explore Bangkok. The tour is quite personal, with only a few people in each group. The guide, Chin, is fantastic and provides a wealth of information about the people of Bangkok, the history, and the surrounding areas. The tour starts with a bike ride through the small streets of old Bangkok, through temples, markets, and tiny alleyways. The group then boards a longtail boat and travels along the small canals, eventually stopping to continue the cycling through banana plantations and various crops of local farmers. The tour includes a stop for lunch by the river, where the house owner serves delicious Thai dishes. The tour ends with a boat ride back to Bangkok and a short bike ride home.

The morning bike tour is another great option. The guide, Chin, is fun and shares the historical background of Thonburi. After a long tail boat ride, the group cycles near the canal area. The morning slot is recommended as it is cooler to cycle. Some cycling paths are narrow and require careful maneuvering, making it suitable for those who are comfortable cycling on the road and narrow ways. The tour provides a glimpse into the local daily lifestyle.

The 4-hour bike tour is highly recommended. The guide, OFF, takes the group through the narrow backstreets of Bangkok, where tourists would not usually venture. The group is small, making it easy to follow and stop a few times. The guide takes pictures, which are sent to the group the day after. The tour is suitable for all ages and is a great way to avoid the typical tourist traps.

The Go Red Culture Cycling Tour of Bangkok is a four-hour cycling tour with a short ferry ride across the river. The tour includes stops for light refreshments, Thai temple visits, feeding turtles and crocodiles, and visits to historic cultural buildings and the flower market. The guide, Chin, is knowledgeable, funny, and experienced, making the cycling a lot of fun. The group is small, with a maximum of six individuals. The tour takes the group through fascinating back alleys and shortcuts that only the local Thai people know about. The tour avoids large roads with speeding cars, making it safe for the group. The tour starts at the Go Tour Bangkok office, which is located inside a typical fresh Thai market.

The bicycle tour is a great way to see sides of the city that are usually missed by tourists. The tour takes the group through the back alleys, providing a unique perspective of the city. The tour is highly recommended for those who want to see a different side of Bangkok.

The 4-hour tour is a great way to discover the hidden parts of Bangkok. The tour takes the group through various Bangkok districts, including China Town, the flower market, and the Portuguese area. The guide speaks excellent English and provides a lovely insight into Bangkok life. The tour includes trying a variety of local snacks and having a coffee in the Sino Portuguese museum. The ride is easy and not demanding, making it a great way to earn your dinner.