Bangkok Overnight Journey (Per Person, Double Accommodation)
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Port
Laem Chabang (Bangkok), Thailand
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Activity Level
Strenuous Activity
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Excursion Type
All
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Wheelchair Accessible
No
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Starting At (prices in USD)
$850
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Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
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Duration
2 Days/1 Night
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Meals Included
Meals included
This excursion is designed for TWO guests, staying in one room. Each guest must book their own ticket.
Day 1 (L/D) Laem Chabang - Bangkok
Depart the pier for the 2½-hour drive to Bangkok.
Upon arrival in the City of Angels, you'll visit the Grand Palace. Since 1782, the Palace has been the focal point for the people of Thailand. Exploring the grounds, you will marvel at the extensive murals, gilded spires and fantastic architectural designs of the buildings. The sacred image of the Buddha sits high atop a golden throne in the Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha). Carved in the 15th century from a single piece of jade, the Buddha guards the sovereignty of the Kingdom and the religious beliefs of the people.
Board a tuk-tuk — a three-wheeler motorized vehicle — for a ride to a local restaurant for lunch.
This afternoon, explore Wat Po, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. This is one of the oldest and largest temples in Bangkok.
A private boat cruise on the Chao Phraya River is your chance to observe local residents living and working along the waterway. Don't miss the view of the spectacular Wat Arun — the Temple of Dawn — one of Bangkok's most recognized landmarks.
Hop off the boat at the hotel pier to check in and freshen up before dinner. Enjoy a traditional Thai dinner at the hotel accompanied by a classical Thai dance performance.
Hotel: Shangri-La Bangkok (or similar)
Day 2 (B/L) Bangkok - Laem Chabang
After breakfast at the hotel, board your motorcoach for a scenic 90-minute drive to visit two rural markets. The first is the market at Mae Klong. From early morning until late in the evening, this market springs to life, selling a variety of fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood and snacks. A unique and rather exciting selling point for this market is the fact that a train runs right through it eight times a day, every day of the week.
Continue to Damnernsaduak and enjoy a fascinating boat ride providing an interesting glimpse into local daily life, orchards, traditional teak houses, and floating hyacinth markets.
Disembark at the floating market and spend some free time strolling along the canals. On the water, flat boats jockey for position, expertly paddled by ladies ready to stop and strike a bargain at a moment's notice.
Enjoy lunch at the hotel before reboarding the coach for a return 2½-hour journey to the pier.
Please note: Modest attire is required for visiting temples; shirts must be non-fitted and have sleeves. Sleeveless, tight, or see-through blouses are not permitted, even if a jacket is worn over them; trousers must be full-length to cover ankles; skirts must cover knees. Shorts, Bermuda shorts, capri pants, tight or torn trousers, leggings or miniskirts of any kind are not permitted. You must remove your shoes at one or more location(s). Bring sturdy non-skid walking shoes. The tour is guided; an escort from the ship's staff may or may not also accompany the group. You must book this tour PRIOR to sailing. Tour operates subject to meeting a minimum number of participants. The cut-off date is 61 days before the ship's call at Laem Chabang. Accommodation is included (hotels are subject to change). Airport transfers, transportation by air-conditioned coach, any flights and entrance fees indicated in the itinerary, an English-speaking guide (unless otherwise noted), water on the vehicle, and meals (as indicated) are also included. Gratuities and personal expenses are not included. Bring your passport with you on tour. Cancellation Policy: This excursion is non-refundable within 31 days prior to arrival at Laem Chabang. Any cancellations made after this deadline will be subject to full payment of the tour cost, including if you cancel your cruise within 31 days prior to arrival at Laem Chabang. Important information regarding visa requirements: You must bring your passport with you on the tour. It is solely each participant's responsibility to obtain any necessary visas, tourist cards and vaccinations, if required, to participate in Mid-Cruise Adventures and/or Overnight Journeys and to keep apprised of any policy changes. Visas may be required for any/all countries your tour departs from and travels through, and for the country where you will rejoin the ship. Passports must be valid for at least six months beyond the completion of the cruise. Your travel agent can assist you with your visa needs. If you require further assistance, Seabourn's preferred visa service is CIBTvisas. US and Canadian citizens can reach them by phone or email: US citizens: 866 788 1100 or email customerservice@cibtvisa.com. Canadian citizens: 866 935 8472 or email customerservice@cibtvisas.ca. CIBTvisas phone numbers and email addresses for Dutch, German, Australian, United Kingdom, Belgian, Singapore, Spanish, Swiss and French citizens can be found in the Frequently Asked Questions section of Seabourn's website, in the Cruise Preparation area. Applications and additional information can be downloaded from the CIBTvisas website at https://CIBTvisas.com/seabourn. You must advise CIBTvisas of your Mid-Cruise Adventures and/or Overnight Journeys, as the visa requirements for these vacation enhancements may vary from those required for your cruise.