Thai Longtail Experience - Public Group Ride
 
WHAT IS INCLUDED:
 
-Round trip transportation from Bangkok to Samut Songkhram(1 hour each way) in a Thai style modified Toyota turbo diesel van with custom paint, wheels, interior, titanium exhaust, tuned with 30psi of boost. 
 
-30 minutes of time to view our racing boat garage.
 
-45 minute high speed, but safe ride in our fully built turbo diesel longtail race boat with a professional boat racing driver with 20 years of experience. These are not the normal longtail boats with turbo diesel engines used for tour groups, those are stock engine and turbo making 120hp. Our boat has a fully built engine with upgraded pistons and rods, fuel system, tuned with 50psi of boost on a massive turbo and makes 500hp. 
 
-Ride through the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, one of Thailand's most famous and interesting tourist attractions. This is normally $40 per person, and you are pressured into buying overpriced items constantly because the normal tour guides get commissions. We take you to experience the floating market with absolutely zero sales pressure. 
 
-Lunch at a local Thai restaurant on the canal. 
 
-An English speaking Thai chaperon to assist and translate for you the entire day. 
 
RESERVATION INFO:
 
Public group rides are done with other people(4 total) during high season, which is October to April.
 
Meeting and pick up location for the group is the Lotus's Sukhumvit 50 Supermarket at On Nut BTS, this is also your drop off point. We highly suggest using the BTS Sky Train for transportation to Lotus's because of traffic. PLEASE DO NOT BE LATE. 
 
 
9am - 4pm
Price: 175 USD per person
 
IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW:
 
 
Payments are non refundable. We must pay everyone on our team in advance, so refunds are not possible. There are absolutely no refunds, for any reason, no exceptions. 
 
This is our only package for longtail boat rides and it is not possible to make any changes because we can not change the options/price on our website where you reserve.
 
No handheld cameras are allowed during the boat ride as both hands must be used to properly hold on. Cameras mounted to your body/head or the boat itself are fine.