ON THE WATER · SUNSET DINNER CRUISES IN THAILAND
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 sunset dinner cruises in Thailand worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to check before you pay.
Board The Planet at Asiatique for a 90-minute sunset or two-hour dinner cruise. You’ll see Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, ICONSIAM, and Rama VIII Bridge while enjoying a Thai-international buffet, live music, and, on the dinner program, traditional Thai dancing.
“We both had a fab night!! Food and entertainment were great, would 100% recommend!”
Join Captain Eric aboard the wooden Siamtara for a four-hour sunset sail from Racer Marina. Cruise past Hua Hin, Kao Takiab, and Kao Tao, swim, kayak, paddleboard, walk the plank, and enjoy a five-dish Thai buffet with hotel pickup included.
“I loved this Cruise! I did the Fullday Tour before and I am glad I did both. Seeing a different part of the islands and not just with daylight but in the dark as well. If I am coming back to Hua Hin, I would book this tour a second time. Thank you to the wonderful crew!”
Spend an afternoon on a comfortable Phuket boat with two snorkeling stops, swimming, snacks, and a Thai buffet dinner. The cruise heads toward Promthep Cape for sunset, with hotel pickup, drinks, Wi-Fi, and equipment included. Group size is capped at 38.
“Transfer ca 4 tim tur o retur. Mycket trevlig båttur. Bra mat. Lagom stor båt. Rekommenderar denna mot andra som är ännu mer massturism.”
Choose a 105-minute sunset cruise from Asiatique or a two-hour dinner cruise from ICONSIAM. You’ll enjoy Thai, international, Japanese, and seafood dishes, free-flow drinks, live music, and views of Wat Arun, Wat Pho, the Grand Palace, and Rama VIII Bridge.
Set sail from Koh Samui at 4:00 pm aboard an authentic wooden yacht with Bert and his friendly crew. Enjoy snacks, Thai buffet dishes, fruit, soft drinks, swimming, fishing, and a sunset over the water before returning under the stars.
“Fantastic cruise along the coast with some excellent freshly prepared food. Opportunity to do a bit of fishing too. The staff were all lovely and professional in their job. Alcoholic drinks reasonably priced too. Beautiful sunset on way back to dock! Would recommend”
Spend three hours aboard Koh Samui’s Red Baron, a traditional Chinese junk yacht built from Takien Tong hardwood. Cruise past Som Island and Cheong Mon Beach, watch the sunset, enjoy a buffet dinner and welcome cocktail, and return to your hotel.
Spend about three hours aboard the 99-foot Red Baron, a twin-mast yacht with Thai-style sails. Your host welcomes you with a cocktail, then you sail past Koh Som and limestone islands while enjoying a Thai buffet, fresh fruit, and free soft drinks. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.
“Fun but although food being cooked on-board could be considered an advantage would have proffered more of a fine dining experience with pre-prepared grub so that we didn't have to wait so long and then que up. Lack of entertainment Read more”
Meet at Asiatique The Riverfront for a 5:00 pm White Orchid cruise past Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, and Bangkok’s bridges. Enjoy a halal international buffet, seafood, live music, and a welcome drink, then attend Calypso Cabaret at 7:30 pm with one included drink and 13 show numbers.
“The cruise and show were incredible. Great atmosphere well worth the money spent. My only criticism was the check in locations were not clear and I spent a significant amount of time trying to find the cruise check in desk only just making it in time before the cut off. Hence the 4 stars.”
Board at Asiatique The Riverfront at 5:00 pm for a two-hour White Orchid cruise. You’ll get a welcome drink, Thai and international buffet with seafood, and live music, Thai classical dance, and cabaret as Bangkok’s riverside temples, bridges, and malls light up.
“I was disappointed we couldn't get the the The Grand Palace area which was the highlight of the ride due to the river water level. The food was good no bad.”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Chalong Pier, then cruise to Kahung Beach on Coral Island for swimming, snorkeling, and beach time. Later, enjoy Thai dinner onboard while sailing toward Promthep Cape at sunset. Guide Sasha has been praised for clear communication and helpful photo tips.
“Katamaranas Naujas, vietos daug, skanus maistas, puiki įgula puikūs gidai.”
Cruise from Chalong to Promthep and Krating Capes for sunset, with welcome drinks, snacks, cocktails or mocktails, BBQ prawns, chicken, vegetables, and Thai and Indian buffet dishes. English-speaking crew, music, dining room, and hotel transfers in selected Phuket zones are included.
“it was very relaxing. great service and a perfect evening”
Spend about 5.5 hours aboard the 25-meter M/Y Lalida, cruising from Ao Nam Mao to Railay, Phra Nang, Poda, Chicken, and Tup islands. Swim, snorkel, photograph the sunset, and enjoy a Thai dinner with hotel transfers, drinks, and an English-speaking guide included.
“We were contacted by the tour organizer and told exactly what to bring and where to go. This cruise blew us away. The boat was fantastic. My wife sometimes gets seasick, but that was nowhere close to an issue. It is luxurious and comfortaRead more”
Meet at ICONSIAM at 5:00 pm for a Meridian cruise along the Chao Phraya. You’ll see Bangkok’s temples and bridges in sunset light, then enjoy a Thai, Indian, and international buffet, welcome drink, dessert, and live Thai, Chinese, and international music.
“Excellent food, good music and the waitres very kindly. It started on time. The only disadvantage was that the windows weren’t very clean so we couldn’t see well to outside.”
Board the Chao Phraya Princess at Asiatique The Riverfront for a 90-minute sunset cruise. Enjoy a Thai and international buffet, live saxophone music, a traditional dance show, and views of Wat Arun, Wat Phra Kaew, and the Grand Palace. Check in at Warehouse 7 before boarding at Pier 1.
“We had a great tour very memorable. Lovely Nadia and team were really awesome and took care of us all through. My son had a tour of his life!! He loved it 😍”
You’ll board the Red Baron at Fisherman’s Village for a sunset sail from Koh Samui. Expect a traditional wooden junk yacht, a Thai buffet, views of Koh Som’s beach and limestone rocks, an English-speaking guide, and round-trip hotel transport. The cruise lasts about three to four hours.
“We were picked up by a lovely driver from our hotel. We were transferred to Fisherman‘s village were we boarded to the ship…it was a really big sailing ship.. very clean with toilets on board…this day there were only 20 guests…we drove 1,5 houRead more”
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