Singles Only Travel & Tours

Thailand is one of the largest and most varied countries in South East Asia, stretching 1500 km from north to south, and at its widest 870 km from east to west. Most people know of its beaches and nightlife, but far fewer of the rich culture
and varied scenery. Thailand is a land of palaces and temples, of ruined cities, colourful markets and friendly and hospitable people. We visit the northern and central part of the country.

You will find our crew to be flexible, helpful and knowledgeable. Whether you have never been to Thailand before or are an old Asia hand you will find this really is an amazing tour due to the fact we go off the beaten track and go places were few tourists go. This is a chance to visit provincial Thailand and to meet and interact with some of the friendliest people in South Eastern Asia. Come enjoy this incredible country !

Day 1 Chiang Mai Ride 70km L D
Arrive in Chiang Mai, pick up from airport and transfer to Hotel. Assemble bikes and enjoy Chaing Mai or easy warm ride in the Chiang Mai area..

Day 2 Chiang Mai - Lampang Ride 103 Km B L D
After we leave the Chiang Mai traffic we head towards Lampang on the old Chiang Mai - Lampang highway which is a tree lined boulevard and a real pleasure to ride along. There is some rolling terrain on the section of the ride and at just over halfway there is a longish climb that gets quite steep at the end. On the way, we’ll visit the Elephant camp and one of the oldest and most religious Chedis in Thailand – Wat Phra That Hariphunchai built around 1044.

Day 3 Lampang - Uttaradit Ride 141 Km B L D
Today’s ride is a very scenic day as we pass through the hills surrounding Chiang Mai . We have 3 sets of hills today and lots of undulating countryside – but the support vehicle is not far away. We pass through teak forest, past reclining buddhas and some beautiful temples. We are now truly into provincial Thailand and see the country, where few tourists visit - a real Thailand experience!

Day 4 Uttaradit - Sukothai Ride 98 Km B L D
We really head off the beaten track today as we ride on some of the most secluded
and beautiful roads in Thailand as a canopy of palm trees provides with
some natural protection from the hot Thai sun. We pass lush green paddy fields
and many villages as we wind our way south to Bangkok. We arrive in time to ride
or have a gentle walk around the first capital of Thailand.

Day 5 Sukothai Ride 30 Km B L D
A day to enjoy the original capital of Thailand by taking a ride round the historic
park. One of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites, the ruins are surrounded by 3 moats
and bridged by 4 gateways. Bikes are the great way to enjoy this ancient city. Or simply have a day off the bike and enjoy Sukothai.

Day 6 Sukothai - Khampeng Phet 82 Km B L D
This is the “Diamond Wall City” and was used to help defend Sukothai from invading armies. Khampeng Phet, A UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an interesting town that is not well known, making it a pleasant place to visit due to the lack of tourists. The moss and flower covered ruins give it a quality that is not seen in its more popular neighbour, and we have plenty of time to visit the sites by foot or by bicycle.

Day 7 Khampeng Phet – Nakorn Sawan Ride 122Km B L D
We head into the heartland of Thailand today with our journey to Nakorn Sawan. This area has a lot of agriculture so we pass ubiquitous rice paddies, fruit orchards and other regional fruits. This is an area of Thailand which is not visited by many tourists, so you will pique the interest of the local communities and it is a good chance to stop and interact with these gentle and friendly people.

Day 8 Nakorn Sawan – Singburi 138 Km B L D
Today we really start to feel we are approaching Bangkok as we start to see signs of industrialisation, but there are still plenty of open spaces with agriculture and, small towns and villages along the way. The ride is again on minor roads that pass through many small towns lookout for the 60 foot long reclining Buddha in Ang Thong.

Day 9 Singburi - Ayutthaya Ride 90 Km B L D
Today we reach the old Siamese capitol of Ayutthaya – the centre of old Siam for over 400years until it was sacked by the Burmese in 1767. Another UNESCO world heritage site it boasts some spectacular temples and with some of the ruins within the ancient city walls make this a great place to explore by bike.

Day 10 Visit Temples and Ride to Patum Thani – Bangkok. 60 Km B L D
Today we have the last leg of our sojourn through Thailand. We will ride down to Bangkok – along minor roads that will take us past Bang Pa-In and the summer palace. We end our journey in North Bangkok and we transfer the last few kms to our hotel in Central Bangkok. We then meet in the evening for a celebratory dinner and bask in the glory of a job well done!

Day 11 Departure Day
Free day to Enjoy Bangkok / Pack Bikes. B