Thailand · HOP-ON HOP-OFF TOURS
Sort the morning before the heat does it for you. These 5 hop-on hop-off tours come with prices, durations and a plain note on who each suits.
Use an all-day Chao Phraya Tourist Boat pass from 9 AM to 7:15 PM. Hop off at 11 river piers for the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, Wat Pho, Chinatown, Iconsiam, and more. Boats arrive about every 30 minutes. You get a route booklet, not a narrated guide, and can board at Sathorn or any open pier.
“Perfect for people who want to travel Bangkok. No trouble and very easy.”
Use a GPS-tracked double-decker bus to explore Bangkok at your own pace. Ride the full circuit for an overview, then hop off at temples, Chinatown, markets, shopping centers, and riverfront sights. Audio commentary comes in seven languages, with indoor air-conditioning or open-air upper-deck seating.
“To much drive and stop and drive and stop because of traffic jam”
Ride Bangkok’s Elephant GoGo Double Decker Bus between 15 stops, including the Grand Palace area, Chinatown, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Khaosan Road, and ICONSIAM. You get a mobile ticket, route map, GPS bus tracking, and audio commentary in seven languages. Choose a 24, 48, or 72-hour pass, then hop off when a sight catches your eye.
“Be sure to understand where your hop on hop off locations are because we wasted our money booking this and no one understood what we were talking about when asked where we could get on this bus even with my map and addresses. So ended up wasting our money booking something I was looking forward to.”
This City Sightseeing bus uses two routes to connect Pattaya’s hotels, temples, beaches, markets, NongNooch Tropical Garden, and family attractions. Choose 24, 48, or 72 hours, listen to commentary in seven languages, and hop off when you like. Note that the advertised title says Bangkok, but the supplied route is for Pattaya.
“It was the worst hop on hop off we have ever done bus stops weren’t easy to find and a long walk from the places of interest particularly difficult in heat and high humidity … too hot to sit in the open top part so ended up in the air con bit with poor visibility . lots of driving round not so interesting commercial districts”
You can explore Pattaya by City Sightseeing bus for 24, 48, or 72 hours, using 15 stops near temples, malls, beaches, gardens, shows, and family attractions. An audio guide is available in six languages. Buses run daily about every 60 minutes, with vouchers redeemed at Central Pattaya Mall or Terminal 21.
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