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Overview
This scenic and awe-inspiring bike tour in Thailand is designed for road cycling enthusiasts. With an average daily distance of 100 km, this not a leisure ride, but it is truly rewarding, with spectacular beach views!
Riding down the narrowest part of the country, the route snakes along the east and west coast of Thailand, showcasing the beauty of the beaches on the Gulf of Thailand and those on the Andaman Sea, with awesome limestone cliffs, quaint little villages, and Buddhist temples.
The accommodations on this scenic tour include beautiful resorts just what you need to recover from your exhilarating rides!
Highlights
- Spectacular coastline scenery and statuesque peaks
- Warm and hospitable Thai culture and cuisine
- Beautiful resorts
- Idyllic beaches
If you are looking for a more leisurely ride on the coast, please take a look at our Coastal Thailand Tour or other bike tours in Thailand!
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Itinerary
Day 1: Khlong Kon - Hua Hin, 35 mi. (57 km)
Day 2: Hua Hin - Prachuap Khiri Khan, 65 mi. (104 km)
Day 3: Prachuap Khiri Khan - Ban Krut, 47 mi. (76 km)
Day 4: Ban Krut - rest day
Day 5: Ban Krut - Chumphon, 70 mi. (115 km)
Day 6: Chumpon - Ranong, 86 mi. (138 km)
Day 7: Ranong - Suk Samran, 57 mi. (92 km)
Day 8: Suk Samran - Khao Lak, 69 mi. (111 km)
Day 9: Khao Lak - Phuket, 70 mi. (112 km)
Day 10: Departure*In remote destinations, unexpected conditions can arise at any time! Though every effort will be made to adhere to the original itinerary, we cannot be held responsible for any last-minute changes. This also applies to the hotels mentioned. In order to enjoy your cycling holiday, you should be prepared to be flexible when necessary.
Day 1: Khlong Kon - Hua Hin, 35 mi. (57 km)
After meeting at a Bangkok Hotel, you'll have a 2-hour transfer to your cycling start point in Khlong Kong. Begin your coastal ride through salt pans and aquaculture farms. After lunch, you'll head to Hua Hin and stay the night at an elegant resort. (L, D)Accommodation: Putahracsa Hua Hin
Elevation gain/loss: +121m/-102mDay 2: Hua Hin - Prachuap Khiri Khan, 65 mi. (104 km)
Pedaling out of Hua Hin, on quiet country roads along the beaches, the first destination is Sam Roi Yot (300 hundred peaks) National Park. The peaks of the spectacular limestone formations will be your backdrop. As the riding continues back toward the coast, you will pass through many small villages. The final section is along the beach to Prachuap Khiri Khan. The selected hotel has some great views and as the town is well known for having some of the finest seafood in Thailand, you will feast on the local specialties at dinner. (B,L,D)Accommodation: Prachuap Grand Hotel
Elevation gain/loss: +472m/-468mDay 3: Prachuap Khiri Khan - Ban Krut, 47 mi. (76 km)
Today's route is framed by vast coconut and palm oil plantations, signaling your approach to southern Thailand! End the day at your lovely seaside resort on Baan Grood Beach, where you'll spend the next two nights. (B,L,D)Accommodation: Baan Grood Arcadia
Elevation gain/loss: +299m/-293mDay 4: Ban Krut - rest day
Today, rest is on the schedule! You have earned it! Spend it relaxing at the beach, wandering around the fishing village of Ban Krut, or taking a dip in one of the two saltwater pools at the resort. (B)Accommodation: Baan Grood Arcadia
Day 5: Ban Krut - Chumphon, 70 mi. (115 km)
Now that you are well-rested, it’s time to do some serious riding! Today's route crosses Thailand's narrowest stretch, winding along the coast through endless coconut and palm oil plantations. After covering over 100 km, you'll unwind at another secluded, tranquil beach retreat. (B,L,D)Accommodation: Nana Beach Resort
Elevation gain/loss: +629m/-620mDay 6: Chumpon - Ranong, 86 mi. (138 km)
Today, you will cross the Isthmus of Kra, which separates the Gulf of Thailand from the Andaman Sea and is just 44 km wide at its narrowest point. The route leads west for about 60 km on an undulating road that cuts through the lush jungle-covered mountains that surround this area. The hills and the twists and turns in the road make for some varied riding. There is a climb of about 3 km starting at the Pun Ya Ban Waterfall and then it is downhill and flat all the way to Ranong. This is a spa town and the hotel has a hot mineral spring pool to soothe those aching muscles. (B,L,D)Accommodation: Sook Hotel
Elevation gain/loss: +883m/-869mDay 7: Ranong - Suk Samran, 57 mi. (92 km)
Set off from Ranong and head south along the inland provincial road. The ride is mostly rolling hills through the foothills of the Tenasserim Range, passing coconut, rubber, and palm oil plantations, as well as villages, towns, and mosques. After 60 km, you tackle a short but steep climb before riding past the forests of Khlong Na Kha Wildlife Sanctuary. Your journey ends in Suk Samran, at the southern tip of Ranong Province. (B,L,D)Accommodation: I-In Resort
Elevation gain/loss: +647m/-645mDay 8: Suk Samran - Khao Lak, 69 mi. (111 km)
You continue your journey south through the rolling hills and expansive farmlands of Phang Nga Province. After 20 km, the road widens near Khura Buri before quieting as you head inland. A winding climb leads to scenic valley views before reaching Takua Pa, a historic tin-mining town with preserved Chino-Portuguese architecture. After exploring and lunch, continue riding through villages and rubber plantations then end at the sun-kissed shores of Khao Lak to relax at the resort. (B,L,D)Accommodation: Apsara Beachfront Resort & Villa
Elevation gain/loss: +746m/-749mDay 9: Khao Lak - Phuket, 70 mi. (112 km)
Final stretch! From Khao Lak, you ride 11 km to the International Tsunami Museum, then tackle a scenic climb and a few hills toward Phuket. At 60 km, you veer onto coastal side roads, passing fishing villages and lagoons. After lunch, you'll ride along Natai Beach before crossing the iconic Sarasin Bridge to Phuket. The last 20 km leads to your resort on Nai Yang Beach, the perfect spot to celebrate your epic journey! (B,L,D)Accommodation: Bella Nara Phuket / Nai Yang Beach Resort
Elevation gain/loss:+631m/-622mDay 10: Departure
Today is yours to relax and rest after eight days of great riding. We can help with arrangements if you’d like to extend your stay at Phuket or organize transfers to the airport for onward flights. (B)Elevation profiles can be supplied upon request.
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Hotels & Bikes
You will stay in carefully chosen accommodation that is the best available for the location featuring a good mix, from homestays to luxurious lodges. On each day’s itinerary, you will find the preferred accommodation listed. If for any reason, a change is necessary due to availability or other circumstance, the alternative will always be of the same standard or better.
Bicycles
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Inclusions
What’s Included
- Accommodation for 9 nights
- Meals as per the itinerary (B-Breakfast, L-Lunch, D-Dinner)
- Snacks, local fruits, & water provided throughout the day when cycling
- Standard road bike ( Trek 2.1 C or Domane 2.0 )
- English-speaking tour guide (two guides if the group is larger than 9)
- Support vehicle
- Complimentary water bottle & bike jersey
What’s Not Included
- Transfer from/to the airport
- Alcoholic drinks
- Visa fees
- Gratuities
- Bike Protection
- Travel Insurance
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Dates & Pricing
Dates
2025
February 16, February 23*, March 2, June 8, June 15, July 6, August 10, October 19, November 16, December 26, 2025
*Indicates a guaranteed departure.
Minimum number of participants: 2
Maximum number of participants: 16Please Note
- Rates are per person, based on double occupancy
- Tour prices are based on the fuel costs at time prices are set, often months or years in advance. In rare cases, additional fees may apply for fuel cost increases.
- Information to read before you book
- We recommend purchasing trip insurance
- Please see our FAQ
Pricing
2025
Twin/double $ 4936 £ 2483 $ 4,465 € 2997 Ft 1208776 kr 436820 ₪ 11186 ¥ 468044 Mex$ 64098 NZ$ 5462 kr 34963 zł 12476 S$ 4188 kr 33411 CHF 2816 $ 3,075 Single $ 883 £ 444 $ 799 € 536 Ft 216204 kr 78130 ₪ 2001 ¥ 83715 Mex$ 11465 NZ$ 977 kr 6253 zł 2231 S$ 749 kr 5976 CHF 504 $ 550 Extra Options
Upgrade to carbon road bike (Émonda S5) $ 161 £ 81 $ 145 € 97 Ft 39310 kr 14206 ₪ 364 ¥ 15221 Mex$ 2084 NZ$ 178 kr 1137 zł 406 S$ 136 kr 1087 CHF 92 $ 100 Electric bike $ 321 £ 161 $ 290 € 195 Ft 78620 kr 28411 ₪ 728 ¥ 30442 Mex$ 4169 NZ$ 355 kr 2274 zł 811 S$ 272 kr 2173 CHF 183 $ 200 -
Extra Info
Skill Level — Difficult
This guided and fully supported road bike tour is best suited for cyclists able to handle daily riding distances over 120 kilometers on tarmac roads with average daily climbing of 635 meters. Though some of the distances are quite long, the roads are smooth, making it an achievable distance on a road bike. The trip is fully supported, and your guide’s expert knowledge of the area and terrain means that you always know what is coming up in terms of distance and difficulty. There is a support vehicle at all times.
Airport Info
Fly into Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), Bangkok’s main international airport, located 30 km (19 mi) to the east of Bangkok. There is only one large terminal building, which covers both domestic and international flights.
At the end of the tour fly out of Phuket International Airport (HKT).
Local Travel
We recommend getting a taxi to your first hotel. Ordinary metered taxis are available on the first floor (one floor below arrivals). Follow the “public taxi” signs that lead to the outside of the airport premises, queue up, and state your destination at the desk (English is understood). Please ask us for more detailed information.
Climate
Southern Thailand has a tropical climate with fairly high humidity. There are three seasons: from March to June it is hot and dry, with temperatures between 27 C (80 F) and 35 C (95 F), with night temperatures in the 20s (68 F). The rainy season is from July to October, but temperatures are slightly lower, because of the effect of the rain. During this time it will not rain continuously, but in sharp bursts, and the sun can come out quickly. The cooler season is from October to February, with average temperatures between 20 C (68 F) and 30 C (86 F).
Recommended
Wearing a helmet is required on this biking adventure and is non-negotiable. If you do not wear a helmet you will not be allowed to cycle. Your tour leader is trained in first aid and emergency rescue, but to a large degree, you must be responsible for your own safety while riding. Travel insurance is mandatory.
Remarks
If you opt for an electric bike you will be riding the Giant Explore E+ 3 2019 e-bike or similar. These e-bikes combine the durability and comfort of a Giant hybrid bike, with the latest technology in electric, “pedal-assisted” cycling. With 5 modes, you can go from minimal assistance to full speed, though a comfortable pace is easily achieved with moderate pedaling.
Important to know
Travel documents
All nationalities require a passport for entry into Thailand. Please ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry. If staying less than 30 days, then a visa in advance is not required for European, North American, Australian, and many other nationalities. You will need proof of an onward flight out of Thailand to be eligible for the visa on arrival. This is strictly enforced. Please check with your local embassy regarding entry requirements, as this information may change.
More information on arrival travel
We recommend getting a taxi to your first hotel. Ordinary metered taxis are available on the first floor (one floor below arrivals). Follow the 'public taxi' signs that lead to the outside of the airport premises, queue up, and state your destination at the desk. A machine dispenses queue tickets. There is a 50 baht total surcharge on top of the meter rate. The fare to the city will cost 250-400 baht plus possible expressway tolls of 50 and 25 baht, depending on time. Make sure you have change ready to pass to the toll operators to avoid being overcharged for the tolls. Travel time is approx. 45-60 minutes, depending on the time. During rush hour it can take much longer. No other surcharges apply. If there is a long taxi line, consider taking a limousine taxi, or take the free shuttle bus to the Public Transport Center (where you will find more taxis). You can wait at the "official public taxi stand". It is rare, but there have been reports of rigged meters that make the ride cost more than 400 baht. These taxis usually appear highly modified and it is a good idea to avoid them or record the license plate number of the taxi.
Extra Stay
Always recommended. Just ask!
Tour Operator
This tour is run by Spice Roads.
We value the strong relationship we have with our local partners and the services we provide.
We are not a broker.
We do not inflate tour prices.
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