Cycling Coastal Thailand

We drive south to the Mae Klong Delta and start riding to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Then boat through a maze of canals past many villages and plantations and visit quirky temples.

Wake up early to participate in the Thai tradition of making an offering to Buddhist monks. After breakfast, we have a short drive to start our ride at a large reservoir and enjoy the views and cool breezes.

This morning we cycle on local roads through seemingly endless fields of pineapple. Stop to visit a small cave and go for lunch at the Hua Hin Hills Vineyard. We overnight in a Hua Hin seaside resort and have time to enjoy the night market.

We have a very flat ride to Sam Roi Yot (300 hundred peaks) National Park boasting numerous caves, pristine beaches and stunning limestone cliffs. After lunch, we can climb up to Phraya Nakhon Cave.

After a short ride, we board a speed boat to our private island, Koh Talu. The afternoon is free to snorkel to see colourful corals and fish, to kayak around the island or to clamber up to the view point.

We boat back to the mainland. We ride under the shade of palm trees and transfer to our next beach resort.

We start with another coastal ride, but the terrain will start to undulate, making it a bit different from our earlier rides. We overnight at the port city of Ranong which is also on the border with Myanmar.

We take a short morning ride to a local hot spring and transfer to a village accessible only by boat. Learn local traditions by spending time with a family before having a memorable meal.

We transfer to the town of Takua Pa, a historic city which was once the center of the lucrative tin trade. After a leisurely cycle around the old town we visit a tsunami memorial site and check-in to our lovely resort on the coast.

We head inland to the small waterfall of Sai Rung. Then it's a short cycle to the sandy shores of Khao Lak Beach where we meet in the evening for a farewell dinner.

The tour ends in Khao Lak.