Yes, this tour runs all year round. Rain or shine and based on availability. Please contact us should you not be sure.

Since it is a 2 hour tour there is less mileage riding this tour.

However due to some technicality along the way you should be confident on a bicycle.

All tours depart from our conveniently located HQ very close to the Taksin BTS (Sky Train) station.

Yes, on the Go Pink tour we stop for lunch or dinner depending on the timeslot you choose. At the end of the tour we stop at a typical Thai food court where we serve a simple Thai Dish.

We ride the Go Pink tour rain or shine and the guide carries plenty of ponchos.

However in Bangkok it does normally not rain longer than 10-20 minutes during the rainy season.

We could stop during the rain or carry on with ponchos. The choice is yours to make.

Yes all our tours start and end at the Go Bangkok Tours HQ.

Yes if possible we will enter the sites that we visit.

Of course you can shoot pictures or vdo’s during the tour.

Please be careful while cycling and taking pictures at the same time especially in the evening when dark. There are plenty of opportunities to take photos at the designated stops.

Please note that our guides carry camera’s and all group pictures taken will be shared with you after the tour.

Yes we have lockable storage lockers available at the HQ in which you can store items you do not wish to take during your ride.

Please note that should you lose the key we will charge a small replacement key fee of 50,- Baht.

You are welcome to bring your own bicycle and will receive a discount of 25% of the Total Tour Price.

We do have a few kids bikes and baby seats available for the Go Pink tour.

Please note that your kids will need to be comfortable cycling on this 2 hour bicycle tour, if you are not sure about your kids ability to cycle on the Bangkok roads please come in before the tour start and simply try out our bikes available for a free trial.

No. We do not provide tandems on our tours for the simple reason that they would not be able to make turns along some of the small and narrow alleyways.

Bicycle helmets, safety vests and safety lights are provided however you are not compelled by law to wear helmets in Thailand.

For your own personal safety we do encourage you to wear a helmet on tour.

Yes, your guide will supply you with water/drinks and light snacks if possible.