Top Bangkok On the Water

From the gleaming spires of temples and palaces to the edgy angles of modern architecture, Bangkok shows to its best when seen from the water. Experience the glorious colors of the city after dark during this Chao Phraya River cruise on a spacious vessel. Feast on Thai and international favorites as you watch Thai classical dance and soak up the views from the open-air rooftop or air-conditioned lower decks.

Leave the big city hustle and bustle behind and get a different perspective on Bangkok by cruising through its peaceful canals. This cruise reveals the colorful local life lived in charming stilt houses and offers incredible views of the city, including a majestic Big Buddha statue. The tour ends at Tha Tien Pier, near the iconic reclining Buddha temple (Wat Pho).

With gilded spires and illuminated bridges, Bangkok looks at its best from the water. Discover it in style on this sunset or evening buffet cruise, aboard a stylish premium boat with two open viewing decks to maximize your photo opportunities. Feast on a freshly prepared international buffet featuring the likes of sashimi and Parma ham amid elegant interiors. Live music and a passionate crew keeps the energy levels high.

Whether you’re pressed for time or just want to get more bang for your buck, enjoy three signature Thai experiences in one dynamic evening on this action-packed tour. Cruise the canals on a classic long-tail boat; feast on street food at a local night market; then see the essential landmarks of Bangkok old town from a tuk-tuk. Your guide provides cultural insights throughout.

Set sail on a luxury 3-deck cruise ship and experience an unforgettable night on Bangkok's Chao Phraya River. Enjoy 360-degree views and excellent photo opportunities from the rooftop deck; savor a delicious dinner while cruising past such landmarks as Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, and Wat Phra Kaew; and hit the dance floor to the sounds of live entertainment.

Enjoy an evening of illuminated evening views, dinner, and entertainment with a 5-star dinner cruise in Bangkok. Enjoy dazzling views of landmarks such as the Grand Palace and Wat Arun as you cruise along the Chao Phraya River. Tuck into a tasty international buffet while watching live entertainment with music and Thai dances.

Navigate the enchanting canals of Bangkok on this 1-hour longtail boat cruise to the iconic Big Buddha. Glide past local artist houses and historic temples while soaking in the vibrant culture of the city. Ideal for travelers looking to explore Bangkok’s hidden gems, this tour includes complimentary bottled water and alcoholic beverages for those 20 and older. With a maximum group size of 12, enjoy a personal experience led by knowledgeable guides who share insights into the local culture. - One-hour longtail boat tour to the Big Buddha - Complimentary bottled water - Maximum group size of 12 for a personalized experience - Pass by Khlong Bang Luang Artist House and Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen

Skip the crowded bus and metro rides and enjoy a more scenic way to discover Bangkok with a pre-booked One-Day River Pass. Get unlimited, 24-hour rides on the Chao Phraya Tourist Boat, stopping at must-see cultural attractions and shopping destinations, from Chinatown and the wholesale flower market to the Temple of Dawn and the Grand Palace.

Discover a different side of Bangkok on this unique canal tour. Starting from a peaceful local temple, you’ll journey along quiet waterways away from the crowds and unlike other routes, you’ll skip the long wait at the city’s water locks, making for a smooth start to your adventure. Along the way, visit a charming artist village where locals still live, create, and sell handmade crafts. Cruise past the majestic Big Buddha of Wat Paknam, a breathtaking sight from the water, and explore the stunning Reclining Buddha Temple at Wat Raja Oros a hidden gem only locals know. The tour conveniently ends at BTS (sky train) Wutthakat, connecting you back to the city with ease.

The Popular Bangkok Canal trip visit to the West Bank of Bangkok. A part of an old town over 200 years old. Stop to see the Largest Buddha in Bangkok and walk through the local village Name Klong "Baan Sillapin -Bangluang village" It is located between Wat Kampeng Temple and Wat Kuhasawan" Let's see a part of River house canal life. There are a lot of wooden houses and pretty Local life.

Discover the hidden charm of Bangkok's waterways on the Bangkok Yai Local Canal Tour. Begin your journey at MRT Sanam Chai exit 1, outside Museum Siam. From there, board a traditional long-tail boat and navigate into the serene and picturesque Bangkok Yai Canal. Your first stop is the renowned Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen, where you can marvel at the majestic giant Buddha statue and explore the temple complex briefly. As you continue cruising along the canal, you'll pass through Khlong Bang Luang and Khlong Mon, offering a glimpse into the everyday lives of Bangkok's residents with traditional Thai houses and vibrant local communities. Stop at The Artist's House, a unique cultural spot that blends art, history, and local charm. Here, you'll find a shop where you can get snacks and fish food that we provide for you, enhancing the experience with interactive fun.

Rather than jostling the crowds on land and experiencing the city's heat, admire Bangkok from the comfort of a long-tail boat during a cruise on the Chao Phraya River (River of Kings). Your half-day tour includes cultural highlights of the Thai capital, such as the majestic Grand Palace, where you can view the Emerald Buddha at Wat Phra Kaew. You also visit Wat Pho, a temple that houses the Reclining Buddha.

When in Bangkok, get out of the concrete streets and into the green for a three part adventure. You and your small group will get to ride cruiser bikes through the park, kayak through the palm jungle, and then have a little fun one long-tailed boat ride on the Chao Phraya River. This is a great way to breathe some fresh air, get some exercise, and see how the locals travel along the river.

Dine on delicious Thai cuisine as you watch Bangkok’s illuminated temples, shrines, and skyscrapers from a renovated vintage rice barge on the Chao Phraya River. An onboard kitchen means the set menu of royal Thai specialties will be served at their best—it’s a fresh alternative to Chao Phraya cruises with generic buffets—and you’ll enjoy gracious service from the moment you step on board.

Whether you’re traveling alone or with a large group, this private transfer service to or from the airport can suit your needs. Simplify your arrival or departure and eliminate the need to haul your luggage around public transport. This is a door-to-door service so you can just sit back and relax en route.

On this scenic buffet cruise, you’ll discover Bangkok’s top landmarks from the water. Glide past the capital’s iconic waterfront as you dine on international and regional delicacies over a sit-down dinner, including desserts and hot refreshments. Listen to live entertainment as you cruise with throwback tunes from an onboard band. Upgrade to include hotel transfers.

Indulge in the Luxury White Dinner Cruise on the Chao Phraya River and sail past Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks in style. This elegant cruise offers a unique blend of culture, history, and luxury, featuring breathtaking views of the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and Rama VIII Bridge. Savor a delectable buffet of international cuisine and seafood, including grilled prawns, shellfish, salmon sashimi, and sushi, paired with live entertainment such as captivating cabaret shows, traditional Thai dances, and live singing performances. Perfect for families, couples, and groups, this experience is ideal for those seeking a memorable night out in Bangkok. Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply exploring the city's charm, this luxurious cruise guarantees a captivating and serene escape.

See a slice of Thai city-life that many tourists miss on this bike tour of Bangkok. Winding through narrow alleyways and darting down small side streets, stop and experience the markets and temples that are visited everyday by the many people who make a living within downtown Bangkok’s bustling canal-side communities. Plus, a ride on a longtail boat is included.

Set sail for an evening of luxury with this dinner cruise aboard the River of Kings, which includes a welcome cocktail, a 4-course set meal and live entertainment. You'll sail past historic landmarks and beautiful temples as you dine on your meal, with plenty of time to take photos along the way.

Discover a different side of Bangkok as you venture off the tourist trail and explore the rural villages and khlongs (canals). Cruise along the Chao Phraya River to Nonthaburi, visit a traditional market, and glide along the scenic khlongs on long tail boat, before tucking into a delicious Thai lunch at a local restaurant.

Get a comprehensive tour of the temples at Ayutthaya in just a single day from Bangkok. Learn about the buildings’ by the Siamese kings through guided commentary and have plenty of chances to take photos. Hop aboard a riverboat on the River of Kings for a leisurely float accompanied by a buffet lunch.

Delight in the magic of Bangkok on the Bangkok Chaophraya Dinner Cruise, a luxurious evening journey along the city’s iconic river. Board at Asiatique the Riverfront and enjoy a warm welcome drink before indulging in a premium buffet with over 30 Thai and international dishes, including fresh seafood options. Be entertained by live music and traditional Thai dance as you cruise past landmarks like Wichai Prasit Fort, Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, and Wat Kalayanamit. Take in the beauty of Santi Chai Prakan Pavilion, the vibrant ICONSIAM, the lively Asiatique, and the stunning Rama VIII Bridge. Perfect for couples, families, solo travelers, and groups, this unforgettable river cruise blends fine dining, culture, and breathtaking night views—an essential Bangkok experience.

Enjoy a relaxing cruise along the river and charter your own water limousine to explore the Chao Phraya River and Noi Canal in Bangkok. Depart from the pier near the Grand Palace and pass many attractions like The Wang Lang, the National Museum of Royal Barges, the Baan Bu Community, and the Suwannaram Temple. Take a moment to feed the fish in the canal or simply enjoy the passing scenery.