BANGKOK tours and multi centre itineraries

River Kwai Jungle Raft is a floating resort on the River Kwai with beautiful natural surrounding and nearby a native Mon Village. It is comprised of 100 twin rooms, all floating on the River Kwai and equipped with shower and proper toilet facilities, restaurant raft and a bar on board. Jungle Raft has no electricity and a gaslight lamp will be used at night time.

The Float House River Kwai is a little different with its distinctive style. The Float House aims to be the best floating resort locally. The resort actually floats on the Kwai Noi River, and is surrounded by stunning green jungle. Each luxurious and spacious room is totally private and furnished with handmade wooden furniture with its very own unique and traditional thatched roof. Guests can enjoy panoramic views of the amazing scenery from the privacy of their very own river terrace.

A journey by road to the southern part of Thailand along the coastal towns to Phuket, Thailand’s premier beach destination, you will experience beautiful natural environments and some cultural aspects of its people in the south.  You will stay by the sea every night on this tour, so you can sample some of the best seafood that Thailand has to offer.

The RV River Kwai, the first inland cruise ship in Thailand, is a newly built colonial style river cruiser based on designs used by the original Irrawaddy Flotilla which was founded in Burma in 1865 and by the 1920s was the largest privately-owned fleet of ships in the world. The RV River Kwai opens up an entirely new area for river tourism in Kanchanaburi. Every morning and afternoon, land excursions are offered to visit attractions along the river including temples, historic sites, Khmer ruins, waterfalls, war cemeteries, hot springs, the bridge on the River Kwai, local attractions and more.

Why do some families go all the way to Thailand just to lie on the beach? We don’t know either. Our family adventure mixes a whole lot of bona fide Thai experiences – everything from a longboat tour of Bangkok, a meeting with a hill tribe community, a cooking class in Chiang Mai and a sombre visit to the infamous bridge over the River Kwai – with a little bit of sand and surf, too. Hey, even the Buddha reclined and relaxed once in a while, right?  

Thai cuisine has been passed down through countless generations, evolving along with the country itself. Today, the dishes you'll find represent a rich melting pot of cultures and culinary traditions. This trip invites you to follow in the footstep of our ancestors and discover the wisdom of Thai food from Bangkok to Ayutthaya via Khao Yai with its “New Latitude Wines” before ending up in Chiang Mai. Along the way, you'll go off the beaten track and behind the scenes to discover what's happening in the kitchen. Discover Thailand's complex recipes and traditional cooking methods with a range of fascinating locations and hands-on experiences; learn how we pick out the freshest ingredients at market; taste the many unique flavours of Thai cuisine, including spicy, sweet, sour, salty and savoury; and experience true Thai culture in cooking workshops, before travelling by overnight train to the north of Thailand to sample the finest of Thailand's northern cuisine.