Accessible Bangkok: Grand Palace & ICONSIAM (Companion)
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Puerto
Laem Chabang (Bangkok), Tailandia
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Nivel de actividad
Easy
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Tipo de excursión
All
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Accesible para personas en silla de ruedas
No
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A partir de
$379
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Edad mínima
Information Not Currently Available
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Duración
Approximately 8 Hours
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Comidas incluidas
Meals not included
This accessible Bangkok tour is designed for all guests, including those using a wheelchair. Discover the vibrant heart of Thailand — Bangkok. Travel from Laem Chabang through scenic landscapes to explore the city's cultural and spiritual highlights at a relaxed pace.
Visit the Grand Palace — once the royal residence with a complex showcasing golden spires, intricate artwork, and deep spiritual significance. Its Temple of the Emerald Buddha is Thailand's most iconic and sacred site.
Wrap up your day at world-class ICONSIAM riverside mall, offering local cuisine, shopping, and cultural experiences. Lunch is included, and you are welcome to purchase additional snacks or souvenirs.
After a fulfilling day, relax on the drive back to Laem Chabang and the ship.
Notes:
Modest attire is required for visiting temples or palaces; fitted clothing and collarless tops are not allowed; shoulders and midriffs must be covered; trousers and skirts must be ankle length. Wear closed-toe shoes; sandals or backless shoes are not allowed. Men must wear socks. You must remove your shoes at one or more location(s). This tour is for those accompanying a guest using a wheelchair booked on Accessible Bangkok: Grand Palace & ICONSIAM (Wheelchair Accessible). It is also suitable for those wishing to book an accessible tour but NOT requiring specific accommodations such as a vehicle lift/ramp or a wheelchair anchor on the transportation. Folding wheelchairs and mobility devices can be accommodated for those able to climb steps to (dis)embark the coach. Guests using a wheelchair requiring a designated accessible place on lift-equipped transportation must select the version of this tour that includes "Wheelchair Accessible" in the title.