Must-sees in Bangkok
Damnoen Saduak Floating & Maeklong Railway Markets Small Group Tour
Magical markets and fantastic food – this is Thailand in a nutshell. Kick off at a coconut sugar farm for a few sweet treats, then at Damonen floating market, hop in a long-tailed boat and join the canals of colourful canoes selling fresh produce, to shoppers on the banks. Pass through a mangrove forest and you'll arrive at the Maeklong Railway market. Here, rows of stalls set up on the tracks and shut shop as soon as they hear the trains approaching. And when they pass, it's back to business as usual – a real Thai spectacle.
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Woodland Muangmai and Don Wai Market
Thailand's colourful markets and cultural art centres are as much a feast for the senses as her flavour-packed food. On this trip, you'll treat your eyes to the incredible intricately-carved wood sculpture scenes in Muang Mai Museum, taste local treats in the century-old Donwai Market and round off with a scenic boat trip along the Tha Chin River.
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Royal Grand Palace and Bangkok Canal Tour
Bangkok's canals – or klongs as they're known – have been used as watery highways for centuries. This tour sees you cruise along the city's bustling backwaters to two of the Thai capital's top sights. You'll glide by leafy jungle and locals living life along the shore to visit the Royal Grand Palace and Wat Arun – the vast riverside Temple of Dawn.
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Bangkok Royal Grand Palace Small Group Tour with Skip-the-line Entrance
If there's one thing you must see while in Bangkok, it's the architectural masterpiece known as the Royal Grand Palace. This half-day small group tour sees you exploring almost every corner of the palace complex with a guide and soaking up royal history, including the Wat Phra Kaew – the temple that houses the revered Emerald Buddha.Until 1925, the palace was the official royal residence for the Kings of Siam and their governments. And as you tread past its collection of pavilions and golden spires, you'll be transported back in time. You'll also visit the elaborately decorated Royal Chapel – or Wat Phra Kaew – and see the Emerald Buddha, carved from a solid piece of jade.You'll have plenty of time to admire the palace's ornate architecture, whose intricacy and richness never fails to impress. To round of the tour, you'll head to a lapidary factory to browse handicrafts, jewellery and silk products.
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Bangkok Canals & Wat Arun Private Tour
An afternoon away from the skyscrapers and big city life. On this private tour, you'll enjoy a river cruise along the bustling river and backwaters of Bangkok's canals. Watch as people go about their life on the klongs and then visit Wat Arun – the vast riverside Temple of Dawn.The canals – or klongs – in the historic Thonburi district are heaving with locals in the afternoon. Boats glide along, laden with fruit and vegetables that will be sold to canal-side homes. It's an impressive cultural spectacle. You'll drift slowly along the Chao Phraya River so you can take in the sights as well as lush vegetation long-gone from the centre.After the cruise, you'll dock near Wat Arun to visit this impressive temple. The porcelain encrusted Khmer-style central prang is, at 80 metres, one of the most famous landmarks in the Bangkok skyline. You'll can stroll the grounds, admiring the vast yakshas – temple guardian statues – and the frescoed and flower-filled prayer halls.
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Maeklong Railway & Ladplee Floating Markets Tour
Thailand's markets come in all shapes and sizes – so this full day tour takes you to see some of her most weird and wonderful. You'll visit the nation's oldest floating market at Ladplee, as well as the famous Maeklong Railway market. And in between, you'll call by the ancient Wat Bang Kung temple and enjoy a tasty seafood lunch, too.
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Bangkok Bicycle & Boat Tour
Discover Bangkok by both bike and boat. Cycle through the famously frenetic Chinatown district and uncover corners of the capital only the locals know. Then, see why the city is known as the ‘Venice of the East' with a longtail boat ride in the canals.The format is bike-boat-bike, as you kick off with a cycle through Chinatown's warren of narrow alleyways and small sidestreets, absorbing the atmosphere of this living museum. You'll then board a typical longtail boat for a cruise in the city's network of ancient canals lined with wood-framed homes on stilts. You'll see a real snapshot of Thai life along the shore.Back on the bike, you'll pedal through the almost-forgotten tropical plantations that ring the city. These green lungs are a pleasant surprise not because of their beauty but because they have survived almost intact into the 21st century despite their proximity to the city.
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Thai Floral Arts and Bangkok Culture Tour
See Thai culture in full bloom with this deep-dive into the nation's love of floral art. First up is a stroll around the sweet-scented flower market at Pak Klong Talad. See colourful orchids and other tropical plants and learn about the importance of floral culture to the Thai way of life. The tour continues at The Museum of Floral Culture. You'll find exhibits on the history of Thailand's floral art, and examples of floral culture from around the world. Spend some time in their ornate Zen gardens before we make a final stop at a Thai teahouse for a steaming hot brew and some local snacks.
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Royal Grand Palace & Bangkok Temples Small Group Tour
Bangkok's royal and spiritual riches dazzle in this half-day tour. The morning kicks off at the Grand Palace, located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Wander round the courtyards, temples, pagodas and gardens but make sure to visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha – home to a statue carved from one piece of solid, translucent jade. Next, then head to the city's oldest temple, Wat Pho, famed for its huge Reclining Buddha. Your final stop is at Wat Traimit. Here, you'll find the Golden Buddha. Weighing as much as an elephant, this solid gold statue is believed to be about seven centuries old.
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Floating & Railway Markets Small Group Tour
Thailand is famous for its markets and street food. But the two you'll visit on this excursion really stand out from the crowd. The Amphawa floating market and the Maeklong Railway market have to be experienced to be believed. You'll get into the thick of the action at both markets on this half-day tour. Our first stop will be Maeklong Railway market - you won't believe it when you see vendors hop off the tracks as soon as the train signal blows. Then it's over to Amphawa floating market where you'll see floating stalls packed with Thai food and drink. You'll have time to explore the market and listen to live music.
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Popular experiences in Bangkok
Seacoast view and Monte Carlo group tour from Nice
Enjoy the seacoast view of the french riviera and its most famous villages and towns, thanks to this group tour
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Cyprus Go As You Please Private Taxi Tour
Create your own tour on this eight-hour day out in Cyprus. You call the shots here – whether it be visiting the main sights or venturing further to find the hidden gems – it's totally up to you. Choose between visiting Famagusta, Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos, Nicosia or the Troodos Mountains. Hassle-free sightseeing – exactly the way you want it.
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Barcelona City Tour
Barcelona continually tops Europe's city break charts – it's a buzzing metropolis with the power to bowl any visitor over. Discover Park Güell, Sagrada Familia, Las Ramblas, Plaça Espanya and Montjuïc and more. You'll start at the gardens of Park Güell, famous for its unusual buildings and mosaic walls. And don't forget the Sagrada Familia, a church resembling a wave-worn sandcastle. Both are legacies of legendary local architect Antoni Gaudi.There's time for a stroll along the pedestrianised Las Ramblas and to visit La Boqueria indoor market. A panoramic drive through Plaça Espanya and over Montjuïc Mountain, with its bird's-eye views of the city and waterfront, round off the day.
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Macao Beach & Cave Buggy Tour
You'll get a close-up look at the Dominican countryside on this thrilling off-road adventure. Riding a low-slung buggy, you'll drive through winding rural dirt tracks all the way to the famous Domitai Cave Park and visit a typical Dominican home to learn how the locals make cocoa and coffee. There'll be swim stops at Macao beach and a cave with a natural pool, too.This Terracross safari is geared for mud-splattered, high-octane fun. But that's not all. Your expert local guide will bring you to villages and an organic co-op ranch. Here, you'll learn all about coconut oil, sugarcane, coffee and chocolate as well as the unique Dominican chocolate tea. And you'll get to taste a few of them, too, along with the national tipple, mamajuana.You'll also get to swim at Macao beach and in a cenote, too. These rocky sinkholes with clear, fresh water are a joy to swim in. And as Domitai Park is a private venue, there are fewer crowds and vendors than at other cenotes.
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Desert experience - private Wahiba sands full-day tour
Get a real desert experience by 4WD vehicle driving across the rugged terrain to find the nomads with camels and a Bedouin home in the middle of the desert.
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Sawgrass Recreation Park admission ticket
Take a 30-minute airboat ride discovering wildlife at the Sawgrass Recreation Park. Book now on Musement!
Munich personal airport assistance service
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Breakfast with the koalas
Book this opportunity to enjoy a hot Australian breakfast at Lilies Restaurant, which is perfect for animal lovers.
Evening Muscat city tour with traditional dinner
Visit the major highlights of Muscat including Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, Royal Opera House, Muttrah market and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.
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Morning Cooking Class and Market Tour in Siem Reap
Morning Cooking Class and Market Tour in Siem Reap