“Everything Shall Pass”

Monday And Tuesday
Duration: 08.00 – 10.00 AM; 14 Kilometers

Let your worries go and start your day with our biking activity. This activity will take up on a short route where every adult can participate. Enjoy cycling without any worries.

We will visit and create memories by taking pictures at the Tsunami Memorial Park where the most important tragic incident site occurred. This site tell a lot of unfortunate stories that took place.

“Let Take Your Bile In To The Boat”

Sanday
Duration: 08.00 – 12.00 AM; 47 Kilometers

Bring your bike into the boat. Discover the past of Koh Kho Khao, the island that is separated of the main land of Takuapa District. We will ride a long-tail boat of the local fishermen of the village. While riding the boat, you can enjoy the clear blue sky reflecting on the surface of the Andaman Sea. Upon arrival, we will cycle for 3 kilometres either to visit the local antique houses of Ban Thung Tuk or visit the tin mining centre. It was a popular stopping off point among Chinese, Indian, Arabian and other traders during the Takuapa area’s heyday as a tin mining centre. Now it is remained as an archeologic site.

Thung Tuk Temple is another tourist attraction which we will visit on this bicycle tour. Afterwards we will cycle through Savannah fields or visit the pastures. To the northwest there’s an old, overgrown air strip that was used by the Japanese during World War II. The old overgrown air strip isn’t visible anymore because of the Tsunami incident which covered the area with sand and Casuarina pine trees. Now it is filled with grass-eating buffalos who are enjoying a mud bath on the area.

“Bike Easily To See Simple Life”

Duration: 08.00 – 11.00 AM., 30 KILOMETRES

Discover the old town area of Takuapa District. The town was once a very famous international port town and glorious back centuries ago. On this tour, we will cycle for 30 kilometers and pass the rubber plantation until we reach Takuapa old town. The town is famous for its Sino – Portuguese buildings and it used to be very prosperous many decades ago. In former times, a large number of Chinese came to work in tin mines and settled here. However, the buildings are mostly dilapidated at present.

While cycling outside of the village, we will encounter the iron steel bridge, Khok Kanoon. Formerly used by tin mining staff to get to work. Khok Kanoon Bridge crosses the Yan Yao River. The bridge is located on private property but it is open to the public. If you leave Takuapa old Town, cross the bridge, you can reach the Takuapa bus station. Nowadays the bridge is a very popular viewpoint among tourists and even locals.