Bangkok Highlights and Night Tour for cruising guests from Laem Chabang or Klong Toey
Dear guests, on this day tour you will see:
Dear cruising guest from Laem Chabang, on this day tour, you will experience some of Bangkok’s most iconic attractions:
🛶 Beautiful Canals of Thonburi
🏰 Grand Palace –
🕉️ Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)
🛕 Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha)
🌅 Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)
🌸 Pak Klong Talad Flower & Spice Market
🚢 Bangkok Shore Excursions – Direct Pickup & Expert Guides
Enjoy stress-free Bangkok shore excursions with direct pickup from Laem Chabang Port and Bangkok Klong Toey Port. Our licensed guides adapt the schedule to real-time traffic for efficient and seamless travel.
🚌 Reliable & Comfortable Tours – Coordinated to match your ship’s arrival and departure times.
🌏 Discover Hidden Gems – Explore Thailand beyond the usual tourist paths with experienced guides.
🛕 Cultural Highlights – Visit ancient temples, sacred sites, and experience authentic local life, uncovering the hidden treasures of Bangkok.
Embark on an Unforgettable Bangkok Journey
Savor authentic Thai cuisine, from street food to fresh seafood, and explore Bangkok’s vibrant culture—historic temples, colorful markets, and centuries-old traditions.
Our tours offer a unique, immersive experience, blending iconic sights with the rhythm of local life.
Choose from private tours, small-group cultural tours, or cruise-friendly shore excursions, and enjoy a personalized, memorable Bangkok experience that combines culture, history, and local life.
Bangkok Canal Tour – Authentic Klong Experience
Discover the real Bangkok on a scenic Klong Tour through the historic Thonburi canals aboard a traditional longtail boat. Glide along peaceful waterways lined with temples, old Thai stilt houses, and scenes of authentic local life, far from the city’s bustling streets.
Along the canals, spot monitor lizards, storks, herons, and lush fauna and flora, making this Bangkok canal tour a unique nature and cultural experience. Occasionally, small boats selling goods pass by, reflecting the traditional floating market culture.
Historically, the klongs were Bangkok’s main transport routes, and many historic temples, local markets, and riverside communities developed along the waterways. This longtail boat tour in Thonburi offers an unforgettable glimpse into authentic Thailand, ideal for travelers seeking culture, nature, and off-the-beaten-path sightseeing.
Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew – Bangkok’s Most Famous Landmark
Visit the Grand Palace, located on the eastern bank of the Chao Phraya River, one of Thailand’s most iconic cultural attractions. A strict dress code and no-smoking policy apply inside the palace, and visitors should comply to avoid fines. Proper clothing is essential to gain entry and fully appreciate the sacred complex.
Inside the Grand Palace, you will explore Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), the spiritual heart of Thailand. The Emerald Buddha is one of the most revered religious objects in Southeast Asia, attracting millions of Buddhists annually. Visitors are captivated by the vibrant yaksha guardians, golden prangs, and richly decorated royal buildings, showcasing the breathtaking architecture of Bangkok.
A unique ceremonial tradition occurs three times a year: the King—or his official representative—changes the seasonal robes of the Emerald Buddha, marking the summer, rainy, and winter seasons. This ritual is a highlight for those seeking a deeper understanding of Thai culture and religious practices.
Wat Pho – Temple of the Reclining Buddha
At Wat Pho, one of Bangkok’s most important and historic temples, you will discover an impressive complex featuring four majestic chedis, some containing sacred Buddha relics. The first chedi was constructed during the reign of King Rama I and houses the remains of the revered Phra Si Sanphet Buddha, destroyed during the Burmese invasion of Ayutthaya in 1767.
The highlight of the temple is the world-famous Reclining Buddha, measuring an incredible 46 meters in length. This golden statue is one of the most iconic landmarks in Bangkok and a must-see attraction for every visitor. The Buddha’s feet are exquisitely decorated with mother-of-pearl inlays, showcasing 108 symbolic images representing key teachings of Buddhism.
After exploring the beauty and spiritual atmosphere of Wat Pho, the tour continues by van to a local restaurant where you can enjoy a delicious authentic Thai lunch, featuring traditional flavors and regional dishes.
Wat Arun – Temple of Dawn
Visit Wat Arun, the iconic Temple of Dawn, one of Bangkok’s most famous and photogenic landmarks. The temple’s central Prang, beautifully decorated with colorful porcelain mosaics, is a highlight of any Bangkok temple tour.
Climb the steep steps of the Prang to enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view over the Chao Phraya River, its winding waterways, and the Grand Palace shimmering on the opposite bank. The climb is steep, so sturdy footwear is recommended. Visitors who are afraid of heights or feel insecure should avoid climbing for safety reasons.
After exploring the tower, continue to the temple’s ordination hall, known for its impressive wall paintings that depict traditional Thai life and Buddhist mythology. This visit to Wat Arun – Bangkok’s Temple of Dawn is a must for travelers seeking history, culture, and unforgettable photo opportunities along the Chao Phraya River.
Flower Market & Spice Market – Pak Klong Talad
Explore Pak Klong Talad, Bangkok’s famous Flower Market and one of the city’s most vibrant cultural highlights. This 24-hour market is filled with colorful fresh flowers, intricate garlands, and beautifully handcrafted floral arrangements created daily by skilled local vendors.
During your visit, explore the bustling warehouse area where temple flower offerings and decorative bouquets are made, sold, and distributed throughout Bangkok. Experience the authentic rhythm of local trade, especially during nighttime deliveries when the market is at its busiest.
Adjacent to the flower section is the lively spice and fruit market, offering an impressive variety of Thai spices, herbs, and seasonal fruits in large quantities for small businesses and street vendors across the city. Visitors will be amazed by the diversity of aromas, colors, and flavors that define Thai cuisine. A visit to Pak Klong Talad – Bangkok’s Flower and Spice Market offers an authentic, colorful, and sensory-rich experience, making it a must-see destination for travelers interested in Bangkok markets, Thai culture, and local traditions.
After this beautiful Bangkok tour you have the option to book the night tour, if not, we will bring you back to your cruise ship
140 € p.p. tour price
from Laem Chabang
190 € p.p. tour price
with nightlife tour
Implementation
🌙 Evening tour only with booking, minimum 4 participants, otherwise the tour will be cancelled
👥 Number of participants: 6–9 persons
🚐 After the tour, the transfer back to the harbour takes place without a tour guide
🚖 If fewer than 4 participants join the evening tour, we will arrange taxi (car) transport back to the harbour
Inclusive:
🌐 English-speaking tour guide in Bangkok (other languages available)
🚐 Transfer by van from the port to Bangkok
🚐 Transfer from Bangkok back to the port
🍴 Lunch / Drink (still water)
🎟️ Entrance fees
🛶 Longtail boat
🚤 Express boat
🛺 TukTuk
🌙 Dinner (included when booking the night tour)
Own cost:
Drinks during the tour and transfers – Refreshments are not provided, so you can enjoy beverages of your choice along the way.
Other personal expenses – Any shopping, souvenirs, or additional activities outside the itinerary are at your own cost.
Tip for your tour guide – While not mandatory, tipping your guide is appreciated for their service and effort.
Tip for your driver – Gratitude for safe and smooth transportation is welcomed but optional.
Bangkok Nightlife Tour for cruising guest Laem Chabang
For cruise passengers with an evening tour option, enjoy a vibrant Bangkok night excursion after your ship departs the following day. The tour begins with a stroll through Chinatown, where you can experience the lively streets and savor a traditional Thai-Chinese dinner at a local restaurant.
After dinner, the tour continues to Asiatique The Riverfront, Bangkok’s popular night market and entertainment hub. Your licensed tour guide will lead you along the waterfront promenade, exploring bustling market stalls, unique shops, and riverside attractions. Guests with pre-booked shows can attend performances, while others may enjoy shopping or exploring the market independently.
The evening concludes with a return transfer to the cruise port, with the meeting point around 9:15 p.m. The ride back is scheduled between 9:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m., ensuring a smooth and timely return for all participants.
This Bangkok evening tour offers a perfect combination of local culture, traditional cuisine, night market shopping, and riverside entertainment, making it an ideal experience for cruise passengers seeking a memorable night in Bangkok.
Bangkok Night Tour – Chinatown & Asiatique for Cruise Passengers
Enjoy a Bangkok evening tour designed for cruise passengers, featuring a traditional Thai-Chinese dinner in Chinatown and a visit to Asiatique The Riverfront, Bangkok’s premier night market and entertainment destination.
Explore bustling market stalls, the riverside promenade, and unique shops with a licensed tour guide, or enjoy independent shopping. Pre-booked shows are included, and the tour concludes with a timely return to the cruise port, ensuring a smooth experience for all participants.
This tour is perfect for travelers seeking Bangkok night excursions, cultural experiences, local cuisine, and cruise-friendly sightseeing tours.
Tour Guidelines & Special Features – Bangkok Private Tours
Please note that tour itineraries and sightseeing stops may vary due to traffic, weather, site closures, lighting schedules, or cruise ship departure times. The licensed tour guide will adjust the tour as needed, in consultation with the booked guest, and the tour will still be considered complete.
Visitors must wear appropriate clothing for temple visits: skirts should cover the knees, trousers should reach the ankles, and closed-toe shoes are required. Shoes must be removed before entering ordination halls or Viharn Noi, and wearing socks is recommended.
Respect Buddhist customs and temple rules: do not sit on Buddha or Chinese statues, maintain a respectful distance from monks (women cannot touch monks), and greet locals with a traditional wai.
These guidelines ensure a safe, respectful, and authentic cultural experience during your Bangkok private tour, temple visits, and Thailand sightseeing excursions.