Loy Pela guests arrive in the morning and savour a delectable lunch onboard as we cast off into the River of Kings. First port of call, Bang Krachao island, an urban oasis proudly nicknamed the ‘Lung of Bangkok’ due to its rich and verdant landscapes and thriving ecosystem.

After an energizing cycling tour and a visit to Bang Nam Pheung Temple, guests will enjoy a bespoke afternoon tea, before continuing south to the river’s estuary for a quick tour of Phra Chulachomklao Fortress. As the sun goes down, guests will savour sunset cocktails while meandering back up river to Bang Krasop Temple, where the boat will dock for the evening.

Start Day 2 with an optional sunrise yoga session, before heading to Pak Khlong Flower Market, which dates back to 1782 when it was one of the city’s busiest floating markets. Then, cross the river to visit Wat Arun or ‘Temple of the Dawn’ arguably the most inspiring temple in the city.

Enjoy a delectable lunch followed by a sumptuous afternoon tea help guests to unwind as they journey to the final resting stop for the day, Wat Boast. Observe a traditional Muay Thai demonstration as you sip sunset cocktails, whetting the appetite for the inevitable feast to follow.

Day 3 begins with a long, leisurely breakfast as guests continue their voyage up river to the next destination; Wat Panan Choen, a temple famed for its hand-made, terracotta tiled roofs. Guests will then board a traditional long-tail boat and explore the myriad serpentine canals that dissect the city.

After lunch, guests will enjoy a guided tour around Bang Pa-In Palace and Ayuthaya Historical Park, visiting the crumbling ruins of the spectacular Wat Mahathat and Wat Phra Si Sanphet renowned for its three imposing pagodas that were once covered in solid gold. Then, head back to the boat to behold a traditional Thai dance as you delight in a scrumptious dinner showcasing Ayuthaya’s famous river prawns.