Night 1: Welcome to Chiang Mai – Arrival and Preparation
Hotel Stay Included
To ensure a smooth start to your journey, we’ve arranged an extra night’s stay in Chiang Mai. Take this time to unwind from your travels, explore the city’s vibrant streets, or relax before the ride begins.
The Next Morning:
At 7:30 AM, we’ll pick you up from the hotel and head to Route 66 Bikers Café for a hearty breakfast. After fueling up, we’ll go over the safety briefing, paperwork, and bike handover before hitting the road.
Day 1: Chiang Mai → Mae Sariang (190 km)
The ride begins with winding roads through lush valleys, following the Ping River as we make our way south. Enjoy stunning landscapes of rice paddies and teak forests, with a stop at Ob Luang National Park to take in its dramatic canyon.
Stops Along the Way:
- Ob Luang National Park – A scenic canyon with rugged cliffs and flowing rapids.
- Mae Sariang – A peaceful town near the Myanmar border with a laid-back atmosphere.
- Local Snacks & Scenic Stops – Enjoy traditional Thai treats along the route.
Day 2: Mae Sariang → Mae Sot (234 km)
Today’s ride follows the remote roads along the Thai-Myanmar border, offering some of the most peaceful and scenic landscapes of the tour.
Stops Along the Way:
- Salween River Viewpoints – Panoramic views of Thailand’s longest undammed river.
- Hill Tribe Villages – Encounter traditional communities with deep cultural heritage.
- Authentic Village Lunch – A chance to experience local cuisine in a rural setting.
Mae Sot, a cross-border town with Burmese influences, awaits at the end of the day’s ride.
Day 3: Mae Sot → Nakhon Sawan (258 km)
Leaving the mountains behind, we head into Thailand’s central farmlands, where the scenery shifts to vast rice plains and traditional villages.
Stops Along the Way:
- Tak Province – A chance to sample local delicacies.
- Wat Khiriwong – A hilltop temple with panoramic views over Nakhon Sawan.
- Traditional Countryside Route – Ride past stilted houses and colorful temples.
Day 4: Nakhon Sawan → Kanchanaburi (227 km)
A journey through Thailand’s heartland leads to Kanchanaburi, home to one of the most historic landmarks in the country.
Stops Along the Way:
- Bridge on the River Kwai – A legendary site from World War II history.
- Erawan National Park – A series of stunning waterfalls surrounded by lush jungle.
- Local Fruit Markets – Sample freshly picked tropical fruits along the way.
Day 5: Kanchanaburi → Hua Hin (196 km)
The ride takes us toward the Gulf of Thailand, where Hua Hin’s beaches and coastal charm offer a change of scenery.
Stops Along the Way:
- Phra Nakhon Khiri – A historic palace with breathtaking views.
- Beachfront Seafood Restaurants – Freshly caught seafood served with ocean views.
- Hua Hin Night Market – A lively spot filled with street food and cultural finds.
Day 6: Rest Day in Hua Hin
Take a break from the ride and enjoy everything Hua Hin has to offer.
Optional Activities:
- Relax on the beach or take a dip in the sea.
- Explore Cicada Market, a vibrant arts and crafts hub.
- Hike up Khao Takiab (Monkey Mountain) for stunning views.
- Visit Hua Hin Hills Vineyard for a wine-tasting experience.
Day 7: Hua Hin → Chumphon (264 km)
Today’s ride follows the scenic coastal highways of the Gulf of Thailand, with stops at hidden beaches and picturesque bays.
Stops Along the Way:
- Ao Manao Bay – A peaceful, crystal-clear beach with stunning views.
- Coastal Café Stops – Relax with ocean views and a sea breeze.
- Chumphon – The gateway to Thailand’s southern islands.
Day 8: Chumphon → Koh Samui (210 km + ferry)
The journey continues south along the coast, before taking a ferry to Koh Samui, one of Thailand’s most famous islands.
Stops Along the Way:
- Donsak Pier – Board the ferry for a scenic ride across the Gulf of Thailand.
- Fisherman’s Village – A charming area with boutique shops and beachfront restaurants.
- Luxury Beachfront Resort – Unwind in paradise after a long ride.
Day 9: Rest Day in Koh Samui
A full day to explore or relax on this tropical island.
Optional Activities:
- Visit the Big Buddha Temple and Na Muang Waterfalls.
- Take a Thai cooking class and learn traditional recipes.
- Enjoy a boat tour around the island’s hidden beaches and snorkeling spots.
Day 10: Koh Samui → Phatthalung (210 km)
Back on the mainland, the ride takes us through the untouched landscapes of southern Thailand.
Stops Along the Way:
- Thale Noi Waterbird Sanctuary – A vast wetland home to diverse wildlife.
- Wat Khuha Sawan Temple – A hidden cave temple with ancient carvings.
- Tranquil Rural Roads – Ride through less-traveled parts of Thailand.
Day 11: Phatthalung → Koh Lanta (148 km + ferry)
A mix of coastal highways and island-hopping brings us to Koh Lanta.
Stops Along the Way:
- Pak Meng Pier – A glimpse into traditional fishing life.
- Ferry Crossing to Koh Lanta – A scenic boat ride to the island.
- Beachfront Sunset – Relax at a quiet beach away from the crowds.
Day 12: Koh Lanta → Phang Nga Bay (180 km)
A ride through Thailand’s famous karst landscapes, with limestone cliffs and emerald waters.
Stops Along the Way:
- Phang Nga Bay – One of the most iconic seascapes in Thailand.
- Sunset Cruise – An evening boat trip through the dramatic rock formations.
Day 13: Phang Nga Bay → Phuket (100 km)
The final leg of the journey takes us along stunning coastal roads before arriving in Phuket.
Stops Along the Way:
- Andaman Coastal Highways – A beautiful stretch of twisting ocean roads.
- Final Dinner Overlooking the Sea – Celebrate the adventure with the group.
- Optional Night Out – Explore Phuket’s lively nightlife or relax at a quiet beach.
Day 14: Complimentary Stay in Phuket & Departure
After the tour, enjoy a complimentary hotel stay in Phuket.
Options for the Day:
- Relax by the pool or the beach.
- Take a short ride around Phuket’s scenic viewpoints.
- Airport Transfer for your flight home.
