Magic of the East

Convenient transfer in an air-conditioned minibus.

The Black Forest park-café by the lake in the jungle: stroll among cascading waterfalls and koi carp, and enjoy a photoshoot in the 3D gallery.

Golden Temple: magnificent architecture and the opportunity to participate in a real luck blessing ritual.

“Little Bali”: a walk through a complex of Balinese-style villas, lush greenery, and exotic surroundings perfect for photos.

Turtle Temple: a new colorful temple, known as one of the most 'Instagrammable' spots in the city. Turtle feed is provided.

Lunch (Thai and European cuisine).

Lotus Lake: a photo stop among picturesque water flowers.

Station 331 Café: unique shots inside an airliner cabin, plus a military equipment museum.

New petting zoo: alpacas, white lion cub, capybaras, and other friendly animals you can take photos with.

Guest pickup and departure northwards to the pier.

Crossing by ferry over the Gulf of Thailand. Views of the coastline and fishing villages along the way.

Visit three viewpoints with panoramic sea and cliff views. Stop at the Wishing Cave - a traditional spot to leave ribbons and coins for luck. Ascend by funicular to the Chinese temple on the hill dedicated to the goddess Guanyin. Those who wish can have a red thread tied on their wrist by a monk - for protection and happiness.

Free time for swimming and walking. White sand, clear water, Thai cuisine cafés, and sun loungers.

Freshly prepared seafood dishes, chicken, rice, and seasonal fruits. Water and beverages included.

Departure from the island and return to Si Racha port.

A stop on an elevated spot with views of the city and Ko Sichang archipelago - a perfect place for photos before returning.

Guest drop-off at hotels.

Departure from the city towards Phetchaburi Province.

First stop for breakfast at a gas station - a café or food court along the route.

The cave Buddhist temple Wat Khao Yoi.

“Monkey River” is a scenic boat ride through mangrove canals leading to colonies of crab-eating macaques.

Samut Songkhram, the Maeklong Market (“Umbrella Folding Market”): watch the train arriving and see how the vendors clear and rebuild the market right on the tracks.

Wat Ban Kung: a small zoo where you can feed the animals, and a unique chapel completely embraced by a 400-year-old banyan tree.

Arrival in Amphawa: a relaxing walk along the riverside promenade and charming Walking Street.

A boat ride through the canals of Amphawa - often called the “Thai Venice”. In certain seasons, you can also watch fireflies glowing on the riverside trees.

Visit to Erawan Temple: a majestic structure shaped like a three-headed elephant, housing a rare collection of sacred relics inside.

Tour of the Ancient City (Mueang Boran) - the largest open-air museum in the world. Over 100 full-scale or miniature replicas of Thailand's most iconic landmarks. Choose your own transport: sightseeing bus, free bicycles, or traditional boats along the canals. See a replica of the Khmer Prasat Phanom Rung temple and many other unique structures.

Buffet lunch at the national restaurant located on the floating market in the center of the park. Thai and European cuisine.

Wat Hong Temple - sunset at a one-of-a-kind location where the temple rises above the water.

Hotel drop-off for all guests

Breakfast stop at a local café. Light breakfast, coffee, and a chance to recharge before an active day.

Stop at a World War II-era frigate. Short photo stop with a historical briefing (time for viewing).

A boat trip through mangrove thickets leading out to the sea. A calm ride along the canals offers opportunities to see birds, flying foxes, and other wildlife; excellent close-up photo spots. Visit the “Haunted House” for a short tour of this notable location, adding a touch of mystique and local folklore.

Passage through a system of seven karst caves. The walking part of the route crosses the karst network (comfortable shoes recommended).

Lunch featuring local cuisine; time to relax and recharge.

Swimming and feeding the large carp. Phlio is famous for its pools inhabited by big soro brook carp, which often approach visitors. The site also features a historic stupa containing a relic of Princess Sunandha’s ashes. It is one of the key natural attractions in the national park.

Baansuanrudee Hotel by the mountain river. Comfortable lodge near the canyon next to the national park. Features a swimming pool, gazebos, and a peaceful atmosphere-perfect for a quiet evening after a busy day. In the evening, a short walk to Trok Nong Waterfall, located close to the hotel. A serene jungle spot for an evening stroll.

Dinner at the hotel. Enjoy local dishes, time to share impressions, and prepare for the next day.

Visit a unique Buddhist park. A large park with sculptural compositions illustrating scenes from Buddha’s life - an impressive visual highlight of the tour.

Sites for mining sapphires and rubies. A short tour of the mines/quarries to observe the extraction process.

Tour of the trading area where gemstones are bought and sold; visitors can also explore the nearby Catholic Cathedral building. (Participation in trading is optional.)

Lunch at a seaside restaurant: fresh seafood and a view of the bay.

An exotic 'overwater' fisherman’s village. A short stroll through the village, experiencing local life and taking photos. Late afternoon - relax on the beach in the emerald bay of the national park. Rest under the trees and swim in the clear sea.

Sunset viewpoint. A brief stop for panoramic photos and tour conclusion. Additionally: The route includes stops at the most picturesque spots for photos.

Comfortable transfer; welcome briefing on the bus.

A short stop at a café for a snack and restroom break.

Tour of the famous pink tower wrapped by a giant dragon; time for photos and a look inside the pilgrimage areas. (Wat Samphran is a 17-story tower with a dragon spiraling around it - a unique landmark of the region.)

Boat ride along the canal among trading boats, local street food, and souvenirs. (Damnoen Saduak is one of Thailand’s most famous floating markets, full of boats selling fruits, snacks, and handicrafts.)

Free time for lunch and a walk through the unique market rows along the railway tracks - great for atmospheric photos.

A short tour of the monastery and an introduction to the “elixir of strength” near the ancient banyan tree - a natural attraction and a place of local beliefs.

A small zoo at the monastery housing rescued animals; guests can feed some of the residents, including exotic species found in the park.

A short walking tour through the historic quarters of Amphawa along the canals; a stroll along the waterfront with local food and souvenirs.

Boat ride through Amphawa’s canals with a chance to watch fireflies shimmering on the riverside trees - a natural spectacle traditionally enjoyed after dark. (Evening firefly cruises are a common and popular part of Amphawa tours.)