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Road Cycling Bangkok to Phuket

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US$ 3,050
Duration
10 Days / 9 Nights
Distance
805 km
Tour Code
THA-TBP
Next departure
07-Jun-2026
Number of Cycling Days8
Average Distance Per Day: 101
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150 Km
Average Climbing Per Day: 545
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2,250 m
Accommodation
Basic
5 Star
Total Cycling Distance805 kilometres
AccommodationIncluded
Bike HireRoad Bike: US$ 300, Carbon Road Bike: US$ 450, Carbon Road Bike Di2: US$ 600
Single SupplementUS$ 675
Client Rating (based on 122 reviews)

About this Cycle Tour

This is Thailand’s most popular road cycling journey, and for good reason! There’s nothing quite like gliding along excellently paved roads that snake past tropical shorelines, savoring delicious Thai cuisine, and enjoying the world-renowned hospitality of the Land of Smiles. From the coconut groves and sandy beaches along the Gulf of Thailand to the rugged headlands and bustling fishing ports of the Andaman Coast, road cycling from Bangkok to Phuket is a journey you’ll want to experience again and again – just as many SpiceRoads riders already have!

We meet in Bangkok and whisk ourselves away to the coastal area of Khlong Khon. A warm-up ride takes us through a patchwork of salt pans and aquaculture farms, leading us to the bustling beach town of Hua Hin. From there, we ride south along the Gulf of Thailand coastline, passing the limestone cliffs of Sam Roi Yot National Park and hopping from one scenic bay to the next before resting at a beachside hotel in Baan Grood. The next leg of the tour takes us through endless coconut groves and oil palm plantations before crossing the hilly Isthmus of Kra to the Andaman Sea. Now on Thailand’s rugged west coast, we head inland through the agrarian hinterlands of Ranong and Phang Nga provinces. We pause to soak in the Old-World charm of Takua Pa, a historic tin-mining town, and arrive at the sun-kissed sands of Khao Lak Beach. A final zip down the Andaman Coast leads us to Phuket, Thailand’s premier island destination. The tour ends in Phuket.

Join us on this classic road cycling journey from Bangkok to Phuket, where cyclists come for the challenge and fall in love with the charm of Thailand’s coasts!

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Itinerary

Day 1

We transfer 2-hours outside of Bangkok and start our coastal ride through a patchwork of salt pans and aquaculture farms. After lunch we transfer to the bustling beach town of Hua Hin where we stay at an elegant resort.

Day 2

We cycle from Hua Hin into Sam Roi Yot National Park, riding below towering limestone peaks that dominate the landscape. Then, we head back along the coast, and ride parallel with railroad tracks, eventually reaching the stunningly blue waters of the Bay of Prachuap Khiri Khan.

Day 3

Much of today’s route is lined by expansive coconut and palm oil plantations, a clear sign that we are nearing the south of Thailand! Our ride ends at the golden sands of Baan Grood.

Day 4

Today is a rest day at our seaside resort in Baan Grood.

Day 5

Today’s route traverses Thailand’s narrowest geographic point, riding along the coast and through a seemingly endless world of coconut and palm oil plantations. We cover over a 100 km but we’ll be rewarded with another secluded and quiet beach retreat to end the day.

Day 6

We cross the Isthmus of Kra, which separates the Gulf of Thailand to the east from the Andaman Sea to the west. As the longest day of the tour, we maintain a steady pace accompanied by views of jungle-clad mountains before arriving in the city of Ranong.

Day 7

We head south along the main provincial throughway, traversing the foothills of the Tenasserim Range. Our route showcases rural life on the Andaman Coast as we make our way to the very south of Ranong Province.

Day 8

We continue our journey south through the rolling hills and expansive farmlands of Phang Nga Province. After exploring the historic tin-mining hub of Takua Pa, we take back roads that lead us to the sun-kissed beaches of Khao Lak.

Day 9

We depart from Khao Lak and make a stop at a museum dedicated to the impact of the 2004 tsunami. Our ride then takes us over scenic headlands, rolling hills, and along picturesque shorelines before making the iconic crossing over the Sarasin Bridge to the island of Phuket.

Day 10

Our tour has come to an end, but feel free to extend your stay on Phuket.

Elevation Profiles

Day 1 - Bangkok - Khlong Khon - Hua Hin Ride 57km. +121m / -102m.
Day 1 - Bangkok - Khlong Khon - Hua Hin Ride 57km. +121m / -102m.

Reviews

Bangkok to Phuket was a great trip supported by 3 fantastic guides and 3 wonderful drivers. Spice Roads totally delivered. The food was amazing, and often we were often given freedom to choose our own food which was both generous and refreshing. I can not praise highly enough the guides and drivers. Their enthusiasm and organisation was flawless and they accommodated every guests request, whether it be for a massage at 5pm or a beach swim at 2pm. My only negative would be the distances cycled on hard shoulders on fairly major roads. On this trip you cover great distances and for >50% of the trip I'd say it's single file cycling on hard shoulders. Having said that, I'm not actually a cyclist, I'm a person who owns a bike. On this trip I chose the e-bike option (thank goodness). I had previously been in Northern Thailand and was traumatised by the hills there. I decided for this to be a holiday I would hire an e-bike. I was the only e-bike rider, but that didn't matter. I stayed in the middle of the middle paced group and loved it. The bike was superb and each day the drivers changed the battery before I'd realised so I never worried I'd run out of power. I also took a gel seat cover which meant I never once felt any discomfort. This is a great trip to escape the UK winter, and if you get a good group you'll have a wonderful experience.

Alison BrettJanuary 2026

Great cycling: challenging but doable even for "ordinary" cyclist who are passionate and enthusiast enough. The country is wonderful, the team super supportive in any possible way. You MUST do it is an amazing experience and I have never met on any Spiceroads tour I have taken so far less than amazingly interesting and entertaining fellow cyclists

Manuela MatroneJanuary 2026

We had 19 clients of differing abilities, and 3 guides, and the whole thing worked seamlessly. Aum, Aun, and Chet looked after us very well and ensured that the trip went well. If you like long, relatively flat rides, this may be the ride for you. Personally, I found the route rather boring and too much on busy main roads. The food and accommodation were for the most part very good.

Alec SharpNovember 2025

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