Bangkok to Phuket

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  Tour Operator  Pedalers

  Thailand

 14 days (Bike: 10 days)

  655 km  (~66km per day)

With kayaking and cave exploring

 Active

 Mostly flat, On-road

Guided

Supported

A 14-day coastal ride from Bangkok to Phuket, following Thailand's southern shoreline through salt country, fishing towns and limestone landscapes.

This fourteen-day coastal ride runs from Bangkok to Phuket along Thailand's southern shoreline, where morning light flashes off salt pans, fishing boats rock just offshore and the air carries sea breeze, woodsmoke and something frying in a roadside pan. After a welcome dinner in Bangkok, riders visit Wat Yai Suwannaram in Phetchaburi and cross salt flats, aquaculture farms and seaweed fields to Cha Am, then explore the limestone caves of Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park.

The route follows the Gulf coast past bird's nest farms to Ban Krut and through the shrimp farms of Ao Siam National Park, before tracing the Royal Road across the Kra Isthmus on a dedicated bike path to the Red Cliffs and the Grand Sand Dune Park near Chumphon. After a final coastal ride and a transfer to Surat Thani, riders pedal through rubber plantations past hot springs and the Wat Tham Singh cave temple, then take a long-tail boat to a floating hotel on Chiew Larn Lake.

A free day on the lake allows time for kayaking and exploring crystal caves, before riders return by boat to cycle through the karst landscapes of Khao Sok National Park. The final rides follow quiet backroads to Khao Lak and along the Andaman coast to Natai Beach, finishing with a guided walking tour of Phuket Old Town. Nights are spent in charming boutique hotels, with local guides, a support van and seafood dinners throughout.

Highlights:

  • Salt flats and aquaculture farms around Phetchaburi
  • Limestone caves of Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park
  • Royal Road bike path across the Kra Isthmus, the Red Cliffs and the Grand Sand Dune Park
  • Two nights in a floating hotel on Chiew Larn Lake, with kayaking and crystal caves
  • Karst landscapes of Khao Sok National Park
  • Andaman coast beaches and a walking tour of Phuket Old Town

Surface and terrain:
Well-paved roads, often with wide shoulders, including a dedicated bike path along the Royal Road. Terrain is flat along the Gulf coast, with small hills and one moderate climb in the south around Khao Sok and Khao Lak. Daily distances 50-75 km across 10 riding days.

Weather:
Best season is December to May, with warm days in the upper 20s to low 30s C and sea breezes helping to moderate the heat along the coast.

Suitable for:
Riders comfortable with consecutive days of 50-75 km on mostly flat roads, wanting a long, varied coastal journey with beaches, national parks, a floating lake hotel and plenty of seafood. An eBike upgrade is available.

Tour Information

From

Bangkok

To

Phuket

Cost From

Guided   US$ 3895

Departure(s)

  • 2026: Dec 13-26
  • 2027: Jan 03-16, Feb 07-20, Mar 14-27, May 02-15, Dec 05-18
  • 2028: Jan 03-16, Feb 07-20, Mar 06-19, May 01-14, Dec 04-17

Single Supplement

$750

Group Info

Private departures for groups, friends or family on custom dates

Inclusions

  • Local guides
  • Boutique hotels with ensuite rooms (13 nights), including two nights at a floating hotel on Chiew Larn Lake
  • Most meals, including dinners of Thai specialities
  • Merida Speeder flat-bar road bikes and a Pedalers cycling jersey
  • Kayaking gear, boat transfers on Chiew Larn Lake and all activity fees
  • Support van for luggage and ride assistance
  • Unlimited drinking water
  • Airport transfers in Bangkok and Phuket, plus the transfers to Surat Thani and Phuket

Exclusions

  • International flights, plus any domestic flight from Phuket back to Bangkok (the page suggests booking this separately)
  • Breakfast and lunch on Day 1

Options

  • eBike upgrade: +$200

Additional

  • Deposit required: $575 per person
  • Prices are per person in US dollars; the Dec 2026 departure is priced higher than the 2027 departures
  • Group size and minimum age are not specified on the page
  • Valid passport required (at least 6 months beyond trip end); all foreign travellers must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card before travel
  • Arrive in Bangkok before 7am on Day 1; depart Phuket after 10am on Day 14
  • Day 9 is a full day off the bikes on Chiew Larn Lake with kayaking and cave exploring

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