Best of · BANGKOK VIP TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 bangkok vip tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Choose a 2-hour sunset cruise from Yodpiman River Walk or a night dinner cruise from Asiatique. You’ll get a private table, a 30-plus item international buffet, complimentary soft drinks, tea and coffee, live music, Thai classical dance, and access to a modern rooftop deck.
“Awesome!! Worth every single cent! Food, views, vibes, the employees were awesome and really nice!”
From ICONSIAM Pier 4, you’ll spend two hours cruising the Chao Phraya River with a Thai and international seafood buffet, live singers, and traditional Thai dance. The route usually passes Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, and Rama 8 Bridge, though high water can change the course.
“The boat was very nice, beautiful views of the city, good quality food (sushi, shrimps, pasta, soup). Even though at the beginning seemed that there was not enough food, they refilled the containers every time needed.”
![Floating & Railway Market and Coconut Farm Tour [Optional Luxury] - Cruising the canals at Damnoen Saduak](https://4.vipdaytrips.com/wp-content/uploads/floating-railway-market-and-coconut-farm-tour-optional-luxury.jpg)
Spend about seven hours exploring Damnoen Saduak Floating Market by motorboat, watching the train pass through Mae Klong Railway Market, and visiting coconut sugar and salt farms. Small groups, private vehicles, and luxury vans are available. Guides such as Lin, Nina, Jim, and Ice are often praised for photos and local insight.
“Great experience visiting the Railway Market and the Floating Market. Real fun and excitement as the train arrives at the market, hundreds waving and taking photo's. You spend approx 45 mins walking through the market and then watch the train drive back through the market. Good fun on motor boat driving through canal streets of the Floating Market, not much opportunity to buy anything. Our tour guide Jim had everything well organised. Its a long journey there but broken up with a stop at the Salt plains and Coconut Sugar Farm. Definitely worth a trip there.”
Spend two hours on Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River with a Thai and international buffet, unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks, live music, cabaret, and Thai dance. Board at ICONSIAM Pier 4, then pass Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, Rama VIII Bridge, and Asiatique after dark.
“The singers are horrible they don’t have a voice and can’t sing at all”
Board a restored antique rice barge at Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort for a two-hour, small-group dinner cruise. Expect welcome drinks, a fixed multi-course Thai menu, attentive service, and views of Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, temples, and riverside mansions.
“Great experience, friendly & helpful staff. Not overcrowded, food was good quality and plentiful. Presentation was lovely and the chef introduced himself, nice personal touch. We opted for non all inclusive with drinks as we wanted to purchase our own choice of bottle of wine. Would definitely recommend for you to add to your hit list of things to do in Bangkok.”
Spend two hours aboard the Opulence, cruising from ICONSIAM past Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Asiatique. You’ll have an included buffet, welcome drink, water, live bands on two decks, and time on the rooftop. Arrive early, since check-in and boarding can be confusing.
“Amazing cruise loved it, the fireworks were amazing too loved it!”
Pick a door, a deck or a driver.
