You will enjoy the cruise on the Chao Phraya River channels. You‘ll find a unique universe, a world in which the klong is part of life and daily routine of its banks inhabitants and is their connection with the outer world. On the banks of the canal is a mosaic of settlements, some very modest, and some very luxurious, positioned in the same area. Chao Phraya is especially magic after dark, and an evening cruise will give you the chance to admire the explosion of light and colour that Bangkok offers in the night.

The Thai capital is most tourists‘ entry point to Thailand. There are many places worth seeing in this big city, almost all of the most interesting sights are near the river, and so accessible by express boat, but you could spend many days exploring all the city has to offer. The must see tourist sights include the Grand Palace in which the temple of the Emerald Buddha is located and the nearby temple commonly known as Wat Po where the large Reclining Buddha is found. You should see also the large solid Gold Buddha in the otherwise unremarkable Wat Trimit. We highly recommend a tour of the canals by long tailed boat, to get a flavor of canal life, see the royal barges and stop by Wat Arun.

Pattaya is a popular tourist resort on the North Gulf Coast of Eastern Thailand, located 150 km south-east of Bangkok. Pattaya is most famous for its go-go and beer bars, but local authorities has made efforts to provide more family-friendly attractions and activities, and specialist conference and golfing facilities. Catering for over five million tourists yearly, Pattaya is also able to offer an excellent range of eating choices and a wide variety of things to do and see. Its population is a colorful mix of nationalities and ethnicities from near and far.