journey

Your Unforgettable Journey Awaits

See the City of Angels in a new light, as the banks of the Chao Phraya sparkle with sunset then starlight. Our cruise passes some of Bangkok’s most iconic sights, including the Temple of Dawn and Grand Palace, as well as lesser-known gems of ancient Buddhist temples and Beaux Arts-style mansions and palaces.

Taksin bridge

Named after the king who defeated the Burmese and regained independence for Siam, in 1767.

Icon Siam

Referred to as the ‘mother of all malls’, ICONSIAM has more than 500 stores for you to explore.

The Old Customs House

Built in 1888 as a centre for customs and taxation, the building’s design is a blend of European and Thai styles.

The Rosary Church

The church’s 18th century Gothic-style architecture are popular with both visitors and locals alike.

Talad Noi

This historic neighbourhood provides a treat for the senses, with street-art, cool bars and great food.

Memorial Bridge (Saphan Put)

Constructed in the 1930s to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of Bangkok

Bangkok Flower Market (Pak Khlong Talad)

One of Asia’s largest flower markets, it used to sell fish and has been open every day, since 1782

Guan Yu Shrine

A sacred place of worship as well as a popular tourist attraction

Santa Cruz Church

Established by Portuguese missionaries in 1770, to serve the growing catholic community, at the riverside

Temple Of Dawn (Wat Arun)

One of Bangkok's most iconic landmarks and a significant cultural and religious site in Thailand.

Grand Palace

A symbol of the Thai monarchy and the nation's rich cultural heritage. Home of the Emerald Buddha

Siriraj Hospital

Founded in 1888 during the reign of King Rama V, it’s the oldest hospital in the kingdom.