Tour de Bang Saen Coastal Bike Tour
Tour Overview
This is a unique tour, not offered by any other tour company and takes you along a stretch of coastline which is free from foreigners and is a blend of traditional lifestyle with sustainable marine farming practices.
We spend the day cycling along the coast which has one of the largest mussel and oyster farms in the world. In addition we visit a mangrove forest which is home to a large colony of Red collared flying foxes, many coastal birds and peculiar fish such as the giant mudskipper.
This is an exciting ride with strange sites and happenings that really highlights the uniqueness of Thailand.
Highlights of this tour
* Dockside fishmarket
* Mangrove forest and flying foxes
* Angsila community
* Naja Chinese shrine
* Khao Sam Muk and its free roaming monkeys
Detailed Itinerary
We start the adventure with an early morning pick up at your hotel and head south east out of Bangkok directly to Bang Saen beach from which we'll start our mission. It will be about an hour's travelling, so you have time to catch up on your sleep.
We start cycling for the first few kilometers along the quiet seafront promenade and beachfront walkway lined on both sides by palm trees as we make our way up to Khao Sam Muk – a peak named after a real life Romeo and Juliet story where the locals come to pay respect to these star-crossed lovers. This place is also home to a small troop of monkeys that roam around freely, much to the delight (and amusement) of everyone who comes here.
Continuing on for just a few kilometers we'll arrive at the absolutely breathtaking Na Ja Chinese shrine in Angsila. Moving on from Na Ja we'll pass through the local seafood market leading into a century old community who still practice the traditional way of oyster farming and also specialize in the craft of stone carving using granite.
We will stop for lunch along the way at a local restaurant where seafood will be the order of the day.
After lunch we continue onto the Mangrove Conservation centre where thousands of flying foxes have colonised the mangrove trees.
The remaining stretch is a relaxing ride on an elevated roadway with the ocean on the left and the local fishing port on the right. This is a popular stretch for the locals to come and unwind at the end of the day. You are welcome to cycle the full distance of this roadway (7km) or we can pack the bikes at any point along the way to end the tour.
Throughout the tour, our support van will trail us, so if at any point you want to take a break from the saddle, the van is right there.
Tour Details
Style: Full day – cycling and adventure
Inclusions: Bikes and helmets, pickup and transport from Bangkok, local English-speaking guide, water, lunch, snacks, insurance
Group size: Minimum 2 – Maximum 6
Difficulty: Easy riding
Distance: About 28km cycling distance
Pace: Steady – this is a full day tour with lots to do and see
Terrain: Mostly flat tarmac road with a few gentle uphills
Bikes: We use comfortable and well maintained mountain bikes
Starting Time
Hotel pickup at approximately 7:00 AM. The exact time may vary slightly according to number of guests we have on the day.
Meeting Point
We pick you up from your Bangkok hotel and transport you to Bang Saen.
Just Nok New Office
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Price
3,500 Baht per person.
1,400 Baht Deposit required to confirm your reservation.
Tour remainder can be paid in cash on the day of your tour
Discounts for children
1-4 years old (babyseat) = FREE
5-11 years old = 50% (tag-along and kids bikes)
12-15 years old = 20% (children bikes)
Tour Availability
This tour runs every day depending on the availability of guides and requires a minimum of 2 people.
Bookings can be made via e-mail or by calling Nok 0843086098
How to Make a Booking
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