A great way to see both the city and the main canals. You can find them covered if it is too hot. Smaller ones can negotiate the small canals but this is a great and inexpensive way to tour the "venice" of the east city....More

We did this tour by mistake / scam, wanted to visit Taling Chan Floating Market, we booked a tour on the one of the piers (expensive for what we got), and the local guy (long boat, him, his wife and kid), took us around the...More

Now if you want to see what the locals get up to then a ride on a ferry down a klong will be the go. This is a great experience which will highlight the differences between lifestyles. A noisy smoke bellowing ferry with the guy...More

Never book a Klong Tour via a Taxi/Tuktuk-driver or anyone who approaches you in public. This is true for any other offerings. We experienced a Klong Tour near the Grand Palace by undergoing exactly the above stated mistake. The tour wasn't worth the 500 Baht...More

I've looked through the 'terrible' reviews and it looks like most people are describing a canal tour, not Klongs for getting from A-B. Yes you get tourist traps but if you do your homework you can use the system like the locals and get from...More

This is an easy and varied-speed trip to take and very popular, cvering markets, with a stop off at a craft-market, passing in the canals other klongs selling fresh fruit, flowers, fish and craft goods. A cultural must!

It is interesting to see how many people still live and earn a living on the canals and other waterways of Bangkok. Many live in shacks along the waterways, and others have wooden shops which are tied to the shore and go up and down...More