Velo Thailand - Private Day Tours

Hours (Open/Closed) Monday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Tuesday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Wednesday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Thursday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Friday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Saturday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sunday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM

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Exploring Bangkok on two wheels offers a unique perspective of the city, allowing visitors to delve into its historical side, away from the hustle and bustle of traffic and noise. Guided tours are a popular choice, with knowledgeable guides providing insights into the city's rich history, particularly the temples. Morning tours are a common choice, but be prepared for the heat and humidity that can be quite overwhelming by lunchtime.

Night bike tours are another fantastic option, offering a different, more intimate experience. The guides are enthusiastic and eager to answer questions, adding interesting details to the journey. The bikes are comfortable and fully adjustable, making the ride easy and enjoyable. The smaller group sizes make the experience more personal and engaging, and many find the night tours even more interesting than their daytime counterparts.

For those seeking a longer adventure, the five-day Coast to Samui tour is a must. Starting in Hua Hin and ending in Chumpon, this tour is fully supported with a back-up van following the cyclists, providing refreshments and fresh fruit. The cycling is enjoyable, with beautiful sights along the way, including the monkeys in Sam Roi Yod National Park, the Waghor Aquarium, temples, and shrimp farms. The route is predominantly flat, allowing for a good pace, and the bikes are comfortable and ideal for the terrain. The guides are knowledgeable and happy to answer questions about the local areas, culture, and cuisine. The food is fantastic and plentiful, and the hotels are comfortable, with swimming pools to cool off in after a day of cycling.

For those who are a bit apprehensive about cycling, the 25km bike ride in Bangkok is a great option. The guides are patient and supportive, helping riders gain confidence. The pace is easy, and the narrow alleyways add to the adventure. The complimentary water and cool towel are a nice touch. The guides are very informative about Bangkok and Thai sights and history, making the ride not only fun but also educational.

The friendly guides, like Kong, are well-versed in everything about Bangkok, from its religion to its historical details. They take visitors to places that are off the beaten path, providing a glimpse into the real Bangkok. The four-hour adventure through the city's small passages is a must-do and worth every penny.

The night bike tours in Bangkok are also highly recommended. The service is excellent, and the tour includes riding past floodlit temples, across river bridges, and along streets and narrow alleys, providing a glimpse into the real life in Bangkok. The guides are enthusiastic and full of interesting facts.

Meeting at the bike shop, small groups embark on a tour that offers a more personal and safer experience compared to larger tour groups. The guides, like Kong, are funny, nice, and speak good English. The night tours are the best way to see Bangkok, with the temples and other attractions free from the crowds of tourists. However, these tours are recommended for those who are comfortable on a bike, as the roads can be narrow and without railings, and the tour starts at dusk. Despite these challenges, the night bike tour is one of the most popular activities in Bangkok.