Thailand Gulf Coast
Thailand
8 days (Bike: 6 days)
344 km (~57km per day)
Leisure
Mostly flat, On-road
Guided
Supported
An 8-day eBike ride from Bangkok to Koh Samui, following the Gulf Coast through salt flats, fishing harbours and long beach stretches.
This eight-day eBike ride follows Thailand's Gulf Coast from Bangkok to Koh Samui, where sea wind, salt air and the easy hush of flat coastal roads set a gentle rhythm from start to finish. After a morning visit to the Wat Yai Suwannaram temple, riders head for Chao Samran Beach and the Royal Project aquaculture areas, then cross the salt farming region and the Cha Am crab market to reach Hua Hin and its lively night market.
The route continues into Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park to explore its limestone caves and karst hills, before following the coastline past towering swiftlet condominiums to the beachfront village of Ban Krut. From there, riders roll along the Ban Krut and Don Samran beaches and through Ao Sayam National Park, passing shrimp farms and tidal basins, with many days close enough to the sea for a swim along the way.
The longest ride follows the Royal Road across the Kra Isthmus on a dedicated bike path, taking in the Red Cliffs of Sai Thong and the Grand Sand Dune Park before arriving in Chumphon. A ferry then carries the group across to Koh Samui for a free beach day and a farewell dinner. Nights are spent in boutique beachside resorts with traditional Thai touches, with bilingual guides, a support van and seafood dinners by the water throughout.
Highlights:
- Wat Yai Suwannaram temple and Chao Samran Beach
- Salt flats, the Cha Am crab market and Hua Hin's night market
- Limestone caves and karst hills of Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park
- Swiftlet condominiums and beaches around Ban Krut
- Royal Road bike path across the Kra Isthmus, the Red Cliffs of Sai Thong and the Grand Sand Dune Park
- Ferry to Koh Samui for a free beach day and farewell dinner
Surface and terrain:
Flat coastal roads throughout, including a dedicated bike path along the Royal Road across the Kra Isthmus. Daily distances 30-74 km across 6 riding days.
Weather: Best season is December to May, with warm days in the upper 20s to low 30s C tempered by sea breezes.
Suitable for:
Newer or casual riders wanting an easy, flat eBike journey along the coast, with beaches, seafood and swims along the way. Pre-tour conditioning of roughly three cumulative hours in the saddle is suggested.
Tour Information
From
Bangkok
To
Koh Samui
Cost From
Guided US$ 2059
Departure(s)
- 2027: Feb 21-28, Mar 21-28, Apr 18-25, Jun 20-27
- 2028: Jan 10-17, Feb 14-21, Mar 13-20, Apr 10-17, Jun 12-19
Single Supplement
$695
Group Info
Private departures for groups, friends or family on custom dates
Inclusions
- Bilingual local guides
- Boutique beachside resorts with ensuite rooms (The Fisherman's Resort, Baan Duangkaew Resort, Vartika Resovilla Kuiburi, Thammachard 29 Resort, Bansaithong Beach Resort, Chumphon Cabana, Bandara Resort & Spa)
- Most meals, including dinners of Thai favourites, breakfasts, local lunches, fruit and snacks
- Kaze pedal-assist eBikes, with spare batteries carried
- Sea kayaks for water excursions
- All entrance fees and activities
- Ferry to Koh Samui
- Support van for luggage and ride breaks
- Unlimited chilled drinking water
- Airport transfers
Exclusions
- International flights to Bangkok and from Koh Samui
- Breakfast on Day 1, and lunch on the Day 7 free day on Koh Samui
Options
- Extended stay on Koh Samui after the tour (arranged on request)
Additional
- Deposit required: $300 per person
- Vegetarian dishes available every night; vegan diets are difficult as fish and oyster sauce are common; gluten-free usually possible with advance notice
- 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 Koh Samui after 10am on Day 8
- Bottled or purified water and commercially made ice are used throughout
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