Bangkok · CYCLING TOURS
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Good cycling tours in Bangkok fill up quickly in high season. These 15 standouts show current prices and the detail that separates each one, so you can choose before the dates go.
A 3-hour Bangkok bike tour through Thonburi canals and local temples, with an easy pace, bottled water, and guides like Coco.
“Dan was an amazing tour guide and super knowledgeable. The tour takes you through the backstreets of Bangkok and around the amazing temples!”
Cycle Chinatown and Thonburi in 3 hours with local guides, ferry crossing, and fruit snacks. Small-group ride away from traffic.
“I loved our guides, Nancy and Oliver. I loved the idea of this excursion. A few problems with it. People joined the tour who were uncomfortable on a bicycle. It’s not fair to the rest of the group. And also, it’s advertised that you don’t need to hear the guide to experience this, but everybody has questions and not everybody can be close to or hear the guide. This caused people to try to rush to the front. People were frustrated by this, especially when those who were not comfortable on a bicycle were pushing to be up there. Also, don’t come hungry because snacks are delivered as promised, but…”
Bike through Old Bangkok on small streets, then cruise by long-tail boat with lunch at a canal-side restaurant for $47.
“Today I did an absolutely amazing bike tour. Five hours of exploring Bangkok, including a beautiful boat ride across the river in a longtail boat. Along the way you really see everything: rich and poor side by side, stunning buildings, and even monitor lizards resting in the water along the banks. After that we enjoyed an authentic Thai lunch — and I mean real Thai style: seriously spicy 🔥 We got back on our bikes, covered several highlights, and ended at the Big Buddha. So impressive and overwhelming, it truly leaves you speechless. I can highly recommend Otto — go explore the city with him and you’re guaranteed an unforgettable…”
Small-group night bike tour in Bangkok with ferry crossing, Loha Prasat and Pak Khlong Talat flower market plus local snacks.
“Such an incredible night bike tour! We did 15-16 km across Bangkok and saw the famous landmarks lit up. We really liked the Flower Market stop. Max was a great guide and helped us navigate the city safely.”
Bangkok bike and food tour through backstreets, temples, and local family meals. Expect snacks, desserts, seasonal fruit, and great guides.
“Our guide France was very nice and helpful. The planned tour and his smooth execution of it really made my day.”
Escape Bangkok by bike in Bang Kachao, with hotel pickup, Thai lunch, and easy flat riding through parks, temples, markets, and canals.
“My family did this tour … my wife and four sons. We all absolutely loved it. A highlight of our 5 day holiday in Bangkok!!!!!”
Small-group bike and food tour in Bangkok, with floating markets, temple stops, and a local family meal. About 4.5 hours.
“it was amazing to see and experience the Bangkok where tourist typically don't go. Wat (not sure if that's how you spell his name) was fun and very knowledgeable. Every snack and meal was absolutely delicious. If you want a day where you burn more than 2000 cal try this for sure. Also wear shoes you can slip in and out of and do not wear wide leg pants (you'll have to roll them up if you do so they won't get dirty from the bike).”
Bike Thonburi backstreets, visit Wat Khun Chan and Wat Nak Prok, with water and ponchos on a 3-hour small-group ride.
“This engaging bike tour takes you through the more local parts of the city, and lets you see two sides of Bangkok, all while guiding you through winding roads that shed light to both. The street food smelled amazing, and everyone was extremely friendly, overall, an amazing way to experience Bangkok, amazing, a definite 5 stars”
Half-day bike tour in Bangkok’s canals and backstreets with lunch. Ride past temples and weekend floating market, with helmets and water.
“Bas, our guide, showed us an interesting slice of Thai life as we biked through narrow neighborhood paths and along canals.”
Cycle Bangkok after dark, hitting Metal Castle, ferry sunset views, and Pak Khlong flower market, with a small-group guide for $39.
“Great introduction to other side of Bangkok, how local people live and geography of that part of city. My guide shared lots of information along the way. Highlight was visit to flower market.”
Bike through Bangkok canals and markets, visit local temples, then ride a long-tail speedboat back with lunch included.
“Great guide, and a really interesting course that showed us local areas and some big sights along the way. Very thorough, well thought out tour.”
4-hour small group bike tour in Bangkok’s Green Lung, crossing the Chao Phraya by long-tail boat, visiting temples, markets, and Muay Thai.
“This tour is great if you want to see the daily lives of Cambodians. Our tour guide, Vandy, was great and we visited places only locals know. The bikes are new and well maintained. Siem Reap is quite flat so perfect for a leisurely bike ride. Highly recommend.”
Cycle Ayutthaya’s ruins and local neighborhoods on an easy 3-hour bike tour, with Pom Phet walls, markets, ferry ride, and temple visits.
“Such a great time! Our guide was lovely and very knowledgeable. Riding the bike was great and easy to get around and see the highlights of the city. I highly recommend this tour!”
Ride through Sukhothai countryside on a 24-speed mountain bike, then tour UNESCO temples with an English-speaking guide, lunch, and water.
“It was very well organized. Mr Jib the guide had excellent information about the tour. Got a lot of historical information.”
5-hour bike tour through Bangkok’s markets, boat ride on the Chao Phraya, and green belt lanes with lunch included.
“Biking through the back alleys was exciting if not very scary but there would be no other way to get a sense of day to day Bangkok. The bike ride in the green belt was a nice relief to the congestion of the Bangkok city streets. Highly recommend doing this tour”
