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This day trip brings you to one of the most famous historic landmarks in Thailand, the Bridge over the River Kwai.

Take a three-hour drive to Kanchanaburi town, made famous in the film “Bridge over the River Kwai”. Following on from the iconic bridge, you'll visit a war museum and the war cemetery before taking a ride on the notorious Death Railway.

One of the best places for jungle trekking in Thailand is the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary. The area was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and remains one of the most beautiful and remote areas for trekking in Thailand.

Pass by spectacular limestone cliffs, raft down the Mae Klong River and spot gibbons, snakes and giant lizards along the way. Trek through the dense jungle and take a refreshing dive into Thailand’s largest waterfall, Thi Lo Su. Spend the night in the local Ko Ta village and experience the simple lifestyle of these locals.

This is a jungle trek that goes remote; that takes you off-the-beaten-track. This tour is not recommended for children below 10 years of age.

Nestled alongside the border with Myanmar, in the middle of a lush, mountainous tropical forest is Khao Laem Lake. The lake is dotted with floating islands, water lilies, hunting eagles, foraging hornbills, fishermen in their canoes, and stunning cliffs with monkeys peeking down at you. With Myanmar so close, the locals around this area are mostly from the Karen or Mon tribes.

The Lake Explorer is your floating hideaway where you can relax in comfort in the middle of this remote landscape. You'll enjoy a balanced mix of exploration and free time. The Lake Explorer is the
perfect journey for families with a taste for adventure.

Over 11 days, you'll become acquainted with the land of smiles! Beginning in Bangkok, you'll explore this buzzing metropolis through its key sights and its winding canals which are home to a life of their own.

You'll then move south to Phuket, one of Thailand's major destinations. After exploring the surrounding marine park in all its beauty, you'll make your way over to Koh Phi Phi, a beautiful set of islands known for their azure waters, white-sanded beaches and jungle-covered limestone karsts.

Spend your days on the islands snorkelling, swimming and exploring before heading to Krabi where you can explore the mangrove forests and indulge in some of the best Thai and Indian food in the country.

The pristine beaches and stunning limestone scenery of southern Thailand have made it a favourite backdrop for Hollywood movies, such as “The Beach” and of course James Bond's “Man with the Golden Gun” - you’ll feel like you are on a movie set riding through this gorgeous landscape.

Southern Thailand has more to offer than turquoise waters, white sand and lush jungles - it’s also home to a fascinating mixture of cultures. Thai Buddhists mingle with Muslim seafarers to produce colourful people steeped in history and tradition. Priding themselves on their openness and hospitality, the people of the south, or Khon Dai, are always ready to show “farang” (foreigners) their country.

Our tour starts on the Gulf of Thailand, at a pristine beach that is off the tourist track. We then head inland and spend time on a stunning lake and ride on the edge of Khao Sok National Park - home to the last of Thailand's great rainforests - before we head to the beaches on the Andaman Sea.

From Khao Lak, we'll head to the paradise island of Koh Yao Noi where you'll spend time with a local fishing family. As we boat through Phang Nga Bay towards Krabi be awed by the spectacular limestone cliffs rising vertically from the sea.

Though we ride through the world class tourist destinations of Khao Lak and Krabi, we also leave behind the tourist enclaves and see a Southern Thailand that is a rarely visited gem to be discovered.

Cycling Distance: 384 km (4 full/4 half)
Elevation Profile: +3,454m/-3,434m
MIinimum Age: 18 years

We cycle 384 kilometres exploring beaches, waterfalls, jungle, fishing villages and islands. We enjoy some time off the bike so we can take in boat rides, wildlife and the culture of this fascinating region. The cycling is on a mixture of tarmac and dirt roads. An air-conditioned minivan that travels behind the group provides excellent support. Participants can cycle as much or as little as they like and still enjoy the same views as the rest of the group.

On this tour, there is one dedicated full day off and a couple of morning rides so you have the afternoons free to enjoy the beach.

- Suitability: The riding is primarily on tarmac roads, with a few undulations, but there are no major hill climbs. The distances are well within the capability of most riders with a reasonable fitness level.

- Biking Conditions: This trip is a mixture of good conditioned tarmac roads and vehicle wide dirt roads. There is a small amount of riding is off-road but nothing too technical. A support truck is always available to help when required.

Our Thailand Heritage ride takes you back in time on a route paved by kingdom builders.

Thailand's history is comprised of the rise and fall of kingdoms and on our journey, we'll cycle through more than 700 years of history, visiting three UNESCO World Heritage sites that defined the country and culture of Thailand.

The Chakri dynasty established the current capital of Bangkok or, as known by locals, Krung Thep, our starting point. From here we head north to the former Kingdom of Ayutthaya, once one of the wealthiest cities in the East. The 33 kings of Ayutthaya ruled more than four centuries before the city was conquered and destroyed by the Burmese. Cycling amongst the ruins we'll learn how the authoritarian god-kings of Ayutthaya ruled with an iron fist.

Riding north through the rice basket of Thailand, we arrive at what is considered to be the first true Thai kingdom, Sukhothai. Under the Phra Ruang dynasty, the Thai alphabet was created and Theravada Buddhism was established as the religion in the short 130 years of power.

Riding further northward, the terrain becomes more rugged as mountains flank our path on both sides as we enter what was once known as the Lanna Kingdom. Here we'll cycle through the land once ruled by the Tai people and see their influence in the recently excavated ruins of the Haripunchai Kingdom before arriving at the northern capital of Chiang Mai founded in 1298.

Interwoven with our exploration of Thai history will be a thorough tasting of the many local specialities, including a visit to a night market. We will be staying at resorts that reflect typical Thai architectural styles, giving you yet another insight into Thai life. This cycling journey on smooth tarmac roads through the rural scenic landscape will give you ample time to take photos, chat with locals and absorb Thailand's unique and fascinating heritage.

Cycling Distance: 263 km
Bike: Hybrid Bike
Difficulty: Active

This cycling adventure is for those who wish to see Thailand's rural countryside and explore the rich history of Siam, all while enjoying an active holiday. The scenery is ever-changing as we start our ride through the emerald paddy fields of central Thailand where the roads are mainly flat, then continue with some undulating terrain and a few gentle climbs in the northern hills, before arriving in the cultural city of Chiang Mai.

The trip is fully supported and your guide’s expert knowledge of the area and terrain means that you always know what is coming up in terms of distance and difficulty. This makes a tremendous difference, as does the constant supply of cold drinks and fresh fruit.

You can expect a fairly gentle ride each day with none of the distances being overly long. There are a few small hills and some dirt trails, but these can be tackled by anyone with even a moderate amount of fitness.

This trip is mainly on tarmac roads with a few days where we will have hard-packed dirt trails – no off-road experience is required. An air-conditioned support bus travels behind the group to support us. Participants can cycle as much or as little as they like and still enjoy the same views as the rest of the group.

Discover the grandeur of Ayutthaya, the former capital of the Kingdom of Siam. You'll hear the tales of palaces filled with gold, lavish ceremonies and decorative monasteries that were the envy of old-world Europe.

You'll journey from Bangkok to the country’s former capital of Ayutthaya by road. This is your chance to escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. You'll head a little further north to Ayutthaya to explore the ancient temple ruins and crumbling pagodas that used to form Thailand’s largest and most important settlement.

To begin the day, you'll stop off at Wat Mahathat, located in the centre of what remains of the ancient capital of Ayutthaya home to what is probably the most famous attraction in the ancient city, the head of a Buddha statue lodged into an ancient tree.

After walking the grounds of the Bang Pa-In summer palace, you'll board a boat to cruise back into Bangkok through winding river, past stilt houses markets and temples.

An adventure that takes you to some of the most important historical landmarks at Kanchanaburi in Western Thailand, where you will see the infamous Bridge on the River Kwai and take a train ride on the infamous Death Railway.

Along with visits to relevant war museums in Kanchanaburi, you will take a trip to Hellfire Pass - a museum dedicated to the story of the prisoners who lost their lives in excavating the near-impossible 500-metre-long pass. The day includes a buffet-style lunch at a popular Thai eatery.

This trip is a wonderful option for those coming from northern Thailand. Beginning in Chiang Rai, this trip allows easy access to remote areas in northern Laos. Over seven days or more, you will discover the stunning diversity that is Laos.

Dense forests, remote villages, grand ancient temples and historic colonial cities await you in northern Laos. There are lots of options for daily activities from trekking to visiting local villages. The trip will come to an end in Luang Prabang where you can relax and take in this magnificent UNESCO World Heritage City.

There’s so much more to Bangkok than shopping and nightlife. This unique full-day tour takes you to two major landmarks, plus the hidden treasures that reveal the city’s ancient Buddhist culture.

You'll start with a river cruise to the must-see sights of Bangkok: Grand Palace and Wat Pho. Then, you'll go off the tourist trail and into hidden communities that maintain traditional craftsmanship and you'll also visit an exhibition of rare historical relics.

This tour takes you through the streets of old Bangkok, winding through on the back of your tuk-tuk to find the tales of old Thailand, allowing you to discover the heart and soul of Thai culture.

Don't have much time but would like to see the best that Bangkok has to offer? This four-day trip is the one for you.

Over the course of the trip, you will take day trips to visit the highlights of the city. You'll embark on a canal tour, you'll explore the UNESCO World Heritage City and historic capital of Thailand - Ayutthaya, and you'll visit Bang Pa-In - the Summer Palace of King Rama V with its mixture of Thai, Chinese and Gothic architecture. Finally, you'll visit the world-famous Bridge over the River Kwai and learn about the lives lost during the construction of this railway known as the Death Railway.

The perfect day trip for anyone staying in Chiang Mai, this trip combines driving your very own Tuk-Tuk with real rural life, walking with and bathing elephants and bamboo rafting.

We’ll spend a little time teaching you how to drive your vehicle before heading out to see farming villages and small hamlets on the outskirts of the city of Chiang Mai. We’ll drive to an elephant home where you can observe, interact with, and learn about these majestic beasts. Then we’ll switch gears and put you on a bamboo raft for a little jaunt down a local river.

Our Central Thailand tour takes you to the Floating Market, the Bridge over the River Kwai and the temples of Ayutthaya in one great adventure.

Combining gentle cycling with the splendid culture of Thailand, this tour is a must for anyone that wants to get out into the countryside and really experience Thailand's culture and history. We ride alongside the Chao Phraya and Mae Klong, the major rivers of central Thailand, and many of the canals that caused old Siam to be dubbed "Venice of the East".

We see all the main sites and learn about the unique heritage of Siam and its people. But perhaps more importantly, we will get to experience the unique spirit of Thailand out in the central plains. Travelling by bicycle, we slow down to see the pace of life in the villages and rice fields and experience the real Thailand.

This tour is perfect for those that want to see the sites but also want an authentic experience.

Cycling Distance: 120 km
Difficulty; Moderate

This tour is a combination of sightseeing and cycling. We ride a manageable 30km a day, but because we cover quite a lot of ground and take in all the major sites, the days are quite full and action-packed. The riding is fairly easy, and we follow a wide range of trails ranging from canal paths, minor roads to dirt paths.

The trip is fully supported and your guide’s expert knowledge of the area and terrain means that you always know what is coming up in terms of distance and difficulty. This makes a tremendous difference, as does the constant supply of cold drinks and fresh fruit.

This tour is suitable for all levels of riders and is a popular choice for families as there is a mixture of hard-packed jeep trails and smooth tarmac. An air-conditioned bus travels behind the group to support us, and participants can cycle as much or as little as they like and still enjoy the same views as the rest of the group.

This taster of northern Thailand will take you through the spectacular limestone mountains of Chiang Dao and the scenic village of Mae Salak, straddling the Mae Kok River. We follow local roads that have little traffic and fantastic scenery and each night stay in charming, Thai-style lodges with swimming pools to enjoy at the end of our rides.

Thailand has an abundance of waterfalls, caves, rivers and temples and these won’t be missed on our tour. We start the ride at Bua Tong Waterfall to a large reservoir on the edge of Sri Lanna National Park. Our second day begins with a tour of the Chiang Dao Caves before heading out into the light and riding among soaring limestone cliffs on a mixture of dirt paths cut by local hill tribes.

The third morning we’ll follow the Mae Kok River to Mae Salak, one of the most scenic rides of the trip. Our last day, change vehicles to a boat as we hitch a ride on a long-tail boat and visit some temples to finish off our tour in Chiang Rai.

CYCLING DISTANCE: 145 km (4 days)
DIFFICULTY: Moderate

We ride on small local roads with little traffic and some short off-road sections. The terrain is undulating with no major climbs, but just in case, our support vehicle is always close by. This tour is suitable for anyone with biking experience.

The trip is fully supported and your guide’s expert knowledge of the area and terrain means that you always know what is coming up in terms of distance and difficulty. This makes a tremendous difference, as does the constant supply of cold drinks and fresh fruit.

This tour is suitable for riders with biking experience. You can expect a fairly gentle ride each day with none of the distances being overly long. There are a few small hills, but these can be tackled by anyone with even a moderate amount of fitness. The emphasis on this tour is Thailand’s scenery off the beaten track.

This trip is a mixture of wide, hard-packed dirt trails, single tracks and smooth tarmac. An air-conditioned bus travels behind the group to support us, and participants can cycle as much or as little as they like and still enjoy the same views as the rest of the group.

Found just north of Bangkok, the ancient capital, Ayutthaya, was the capital of Siam (Thailand's old name) for over 400 years. Once one of the largest cities in the world, Ayutthaya was the trading capital of Asia.

On this day trip, you'll see the ancient temple ruins of Siam and learn about the fascinating history of the second capital of Thailand.

You'll take a journey back in time to discover the ancient temple ruins of special importance in the history of Thailand; Wat Phra Si Sanphet and Wat Yai Chaimongkon, set along the Chao Phraya River.

Just outside of the ancient city, you'll stop by Bang Pa-In Palace, a residence that has served the kings of Thailand for two centuries. It is still used for ceremonies today.