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Follow Me Bike Tours

Tour operator · Bike and walking toursBangkok

A Bangkok bicycle tour company offering four-hour culture, jungle and night rides, plus early-morning walking tours of the old town and riverside.

At a glance

Type
Bike and walking tours
Area
Bangkok, Thailand

Good to know

  • Daily departures
  • Night tours
  • Walking tours
  • TAT-registered guides

Why we recommend it

Follow Me Bike Tours runs guided bicycle and walking tours in Bangkok, with routes that take in temples, riverside communities, Chinatown and the green spaces on the city's fringes. All of its guides are licensed and registered with the Tourism Authority of Thailand, and the company holds TAT licence number 13/03073. The tours are designed for ordinary riders rather than athletes, with a steady pace and regular stops.

There are four bike tours. Siam Boran is a four-hour culture ride through old Bangkok, leaving daily at 8:30 and 13:30. Siam Sawan is a four-hour jungle ride into the green belt across the river, where elevated concrete paths run through plantations and villages; it starts daily at 9:00 and 14:00 from Wat Khlong Toei Nok Pier. Siam Ratree is a four-hour night ride, starting at 17:00 from Tuesday to Sunday, when temples and streets are lit up and the air is cooler. Siam Yaowarat is a three-hour ride through Chinatown, leaving at 9:00 from Tuesday to Sunday.

For those who prefer to walk, Siam Varee is a three-and-a-half-hour riverside walking tour that leaves daily at 8:00 and 15:00, and Siam Arun is a three-and-a-half-hour sunrise walking tour that starts at 7:00; both begin at Sanam Chai MRT station. Meeting points for the other tours are confirmed at booking. Wear light clothing that covers shoulders and knees for temple stops, bring sun protection and stay hydrated. The company runs occasional promotions, which are listed on its website.

Follow Me Bike Tours suits active couples, families with older children who can ride confidently, solo travellers and anyone wanting a different perspective on the city. The jungle ride is a good choice for nature lovers, and the night ride for those who want to avoid the heat. Walking tours are an alternative for anyone not comfortable on a bike.

Bookings are made through the official website, which also handles contact enquiries. Sanam Chai MRT station on the Blue Line, the meeting point for the walking tours, sits beside Museum Siam and a few minutes from Wat Pho, so the walks combine easily with a day exploring Rattanakosin.

Follow Me Bike Tours FAQs

What tours are offered?

Four bike tours (culture, jungle, night and Chinatown) and two walking tours.

How long are the tours?

Bike tours last three to four hours; walking tours last three and a half hours.

Is there a night tour?

Yes, Siam Ratree starts at 17:00 from Tuesday to Sunday.

Where do the walking tours start?

At Sanam Chai MRT station.

Where does the jungle ride start?

At Wat Khlong Toei Nok Pier.

Are the guides licensed?

Yes, all guides are registered with the Tourism Authority of Thailand, licence 13/03073.

Is there a sunrise tour?

Yes, the Siam Arun walking tour starts at 7:00.

How do I book?

Through the official website.

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