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Back To The Past Long-tail Boat Tour

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Embark on an unforgettable journey with Back To The Past Long-tail Boat Tour, where you can explore the rich cultural heritage and scenic beauty of Thailand’s waterways starting from Pattaya.

About Back To The Past Long-tail Boat Tour

Immerse yourself in the traditions of Thailand as you glide along the serene rivers and lakes with Back To The Past Long-tail Boat Tour. Located at 157/58-59 Moo 5, Pattaya-Naklua Road, this tour invites you to experience the beauty of Thai landscapes and the local way of life. From ancient temples to lush mangroves, our knowledgeable guides will narrate fascinating stories that highlight the history and significance of each site you visit. Savor local flavors with refreshments provided on board, all while being surrounded by stunning vistas. This adventure is perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers looking to connect with the rich cultural tapestry of Thailand. Embark on a journey that transcends time and reveals the authentic charm of the past, providing memories that will last a lifetime. Choose Back To The Past Long-tail Boat Tour for an engaging experience that celebrates the essence of Thailand in one of its most captivating forms. Discover a unique perspective of Pattaya and make your visit unforgettable.

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157/58-59 Moo 5, Pattaya-Naklua Road, 20260, Thailand

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สถานที่ท่องเที่ยว พัทยา, Things to Do in Pattaya

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10 thoughts on “Back To The Past Long-tail Boat Tour

  1. What a great experience. Picked up at our hotel, great guide who could speak Thai and English so made the experience all the better. The boats go faster than I imagined but it was a great thrill, authentic lunch (Chicken Pad Thai, yum) and a beer, a good look through 140 year old markets. Recommended to fill in the day and have a look at the authentic Thailand.

  2. Me and my son took this tour and we both had a great day picked up at our hotel 9.30 and we drove out to meet the boat and the guide who is such a lovely lady nothing is to much trouble just ask and she will help you out . boat ride through the local villages and stop at the market . walk about where you can see and try the local foods we also had our lunch there which was excellent and back on the boat to visit the local village as all the reviews say you get to see how real thailand is so well worth going .

  3. This is a must do trip if in Thailand, it take you through the bangkok canals on a long tail boat at high speed where you can see and experience the views and Thai culture, it take you to visit a 100year old market submerged with culture and a Buddhist temple, the guide we had was so informative and lovely, drinks and food provide we had a fab time so thank you.

  4. Back to the Past Long-Tail Boat TripDealing with Back to the Past was the best! Carolien was prompt, helpful, and amenable. They were very aware of returning us to the ship in plenty of time, and everything worked like a well-oiled machine from start to finish. Because our Princess Cruise port of Laem Chabang was a three hour drive from Bangkok, we preferred to spend our time exploring the countryside instead of driving. We found two other like-minded couples on our Cruise Critic Roll Call, who then dealt directly with Carolien.Our 9-passenger van was waiting at the terminal, and our kind, competent driver, Tik , who spoke little English, drove us to the Sanctuary of Truth where we were greeted by Carolien who had added the stop as per our request. After explaining plans for the rest of the day, answering questions, and taking care of tickets, we were on our own to wander at leisure for 1 ½ hours. Besides viewing the amazingly intricate wooden temple which is being built continuously, there are workers everywhere, creating sculptures and furniture, and demonstrating techniques in workshops; animals to feed; horse and elephant rides; lovely grounds, seaside views, and a concession stand to enjoy a cold drink or snack.Off again in our air conditioned van, we were surprised that, due to the Sanctuary side-trip, our drive to the boats was around 1½ hours toward Bangkok, and would be even farther in the dry season (we had assumed it was near Pattaya). It was a long, silent trip as there was no commentary or information until we finally picked up our English-speaking guide, Malee near our destination. Once there we were out of the van and into the boats, and WHAM, we exploded away from the dock at tremendous speed and noise for a 25 min. trip through beautiful waterways lined with fields, trees, huts, small homes, a temple or two, and finally, an olde, wooden, truly Thai market built out over the waterway, where our group of 6 were the only tourists in sight. It was hot, but occasional coolish breezes and fans made it bearable. Malee took us to a ‘breezy’ area, got us cold drinks, offered us a choice of rice (with chicken or shrimp) or the most delicious Pad Thai I’ve ever had – all fresh-cooked while we sat watching and chatting. After that we wandered through the market enjoying the a ‘real’ Thai market experience, tasting different foods, asking questions, and purchasing the reasonably-priced goods such as quilted zippered cases, local soaps, snacks, wooden-ware, etc.Then it was back into the surprisingly comfortable boats for the crazy fun LOUD fast return trip – where we even saw a water buffalo tethered to the side of the waterway.For some reason we did not get our requested visit with a local family, which would have added to our insight and enjoyment. We’ve also suggested that slowing near interesting areas, or having information stops along the way would have been appreciated, but that would just enhance the fun trip it is already! All 6 of us recommend this experience which was a highlight of our trip – we just hope you’re prepared for the speed, noise, and long drive – and that you’ll be ready for immediate takeoff with ear plugs, sunscreen on, and sunglasses! Have fun!

  5. We had just completed our tour of the temples when our tour guide suggested we try the canal tour. Really glad we did! Saw an unexpected and beautiful side to Bangkok and thoroughly enjoyed it! The feeding of the catfish was a bonus & would highly recommend.

  6. We cant speak highly enough of this daytrip, and really recommend it to all ages!The long tail boat culture in the klongs (canals) has all but disappeared in the last 10 years, so it probably wont be very long before this tour wont be possible. A generation ago, these canals were the lifeline, transport route, and water source for this whole area……but the road and motor vehicle have now inevitably taken that role.We were a small group of 3, perfect size….and after an hours drive from Pattaya, and picking up our guide for the day ( Mali, who was ALL sorts of awesome and seems to know EVERYONE), we were off tearing through the klongs at breakneck speed in our long tail. This was great fun, and gave us plenty to see, but the highlight was the markets we visited. Completely off the tourist trail, we were treated to samples of local treats and cuisine (organised by our intrepid guide!),and were able to experience the real Thai market, rather than the tired, tourist driven ones.Back to the long tail after a delicious lunch, stopping to have a look through a typical village house, and then on back to our hotels.If you are over all of the Pattaya tourist rubbish, this really is a great (and very good value!) way to break up your holiday.

  7. The long tail boat ride in the canal was different, glad we did it, had the best lunch, Pad Thai or rice, everyone in our group loved the lunch. We visited the guide Malee’s house. The only draw back was hard to get on and off the boat, it will be helpful to have a railing on the steps.

  8. Pick up by Joy from our hotel for a longish drive to the meeting point to get on the boat……just over an hour. Not a problem, as the vehicle was New and comfortable. The longboat was an experience. Along canals straight and twisty, with clear water, and sometimes covered with plants……it was very noisy, and where possible, very fast. Always felt safe. It was an exhilarating experience…….we arrived after 40 minutes at a market, and it was quiet…..not the weekend…..walked around for a while, and had a very nice lunch……before the return trip on the boat……back to the car, and back to Pattaya. Joy was very knowledgeable about all the areas we travelled through, and took us to a site close to Pattaya where carved into a large mountain was a stunning representation of Buddha. We then went back to the hotel and were dropped of mid afternoon. Great day out…..something different, and would recommend this company. Disappointed not to see James Bond.

  9. This was a very disappointing trip in a long-tail down a concrete canal way with the odd house on the bank. Once we got to the ‘Floating Market’ to discover it is fixed shops on the banks & you are the ‘Floating Customer’ who they hook in and try to get you to buy & it is nothing but a crowded boat shoving exercise.

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Back To The Past Long-tail Boat Tour is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 157/58-59 Moo 5, Pattaya-Naklua Road, 20260, Thailand



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