Bridge Over the River Kwai

Today is your last day to explore the sights of Bangkok. Make a trip to one of Bangkok’s many markets, or why not visit Cabbages & Condoms in Sukhumvit? It’s not only a world-class restaurant, but they also thrive in promoting the health and safety aspects of condom use. All proceeds from the restaurant are used to fund the social development programs of PDA!

Your journey starts from Bangkok to Nakorn Pathom. You will visit Tiger Cave Temple and the JEATH War Museum. Your journey then ends at Kanchanaburi where you will board RV River Kwai, lunch and dinner will be served on board with the evening at leisure. Your suite aboard the RV River Kwai is fully air-conditioned ensuring you have a great night sleep.

Breakfast will be served on board while cruising up to Muang Singh. You will visit the historical national park with the day continuing with a scenic train journey to Saphan Tham Krasae, along the long wooden viaduct. We will stop and visit the elephants at Sai Yok Elephant Village followed by the evening at leisure on board.

Today will start an uphill treck to Kaeng Lava Cave. The afternoon will consist of a visit to Hell Fire Pass, enjoying the spectacular views of Sai Yok Yai Waterfalls. Your final night will consist of a farewell dinner on board.

Your final day on the River Kwai will start with offering food to monks at a nearby temple along with breakfast onboard. You will disembark late morning and visit the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre. Lunch will be served at the River Kwai Restaurant, before returning to Bangkok for the night.

Today will start your journey south to Hua Hin, a sunny seaside resort on the Gulf of Thailand. We recommend a visit to the night market featuring freshly cooked food and traditional Thai handcrafted products. Many of the fishing boats will be visible in the evening, with their fluorescent green lights catching squid for the local markets and hoteliers.

Enjoy a beachside breakfast each morning. The rest of your stay is to explore or relax.

Why not visit the Pala-U-Waterfall one of the highest waterfalls in Thailand. The surroundings are great for wildlife and bird watching.

We also recommend an optional day trip to Sam Roi Yod National Park. On the way, you will stop off at an exotic fruit plantation to learn about the fruits that are sourced in the local areas. After visiting the unspoilt fishing village of Laem Sa La, lunch will be served. Why not then spend the evening at the White Locus restaurant for a traditional Thai meal?

On another evening, how about fine dining at the Talay Thai restaurant this evening? Your evening will consist of listening to the musical stylings of a live band performance for evening enlightenment.