Sunset Cruise Bangkok Iconsiam Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise
Experience the best sunset cruise Bangkok at ICONSIAM. Enjoy the Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise with a luxury seafood buffet, live music, beer and 360° river views. Including as 🍻 Unlimited Free Flow Beer 🍺 : Guests can enjoy beef throughout the entire cruise
Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise Sunset Cruise Bangkok Iconsiam
Experience the Magic: Sunset Cruise Bangkok with Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise at ICONSIAM. Watching the sky turn into a palette of gold and violet over the "River of Kings" is a bucket-list experience. If you are looking for the best sunset cruise Bangkok offers, the Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise departing from the world-class ICONSIAM mall is your premier choice. This luxury vessel combines modern elegance with traditional Thai hospitality, providing an unforgettable two-hour journey through the heart of the city.
Why Choose Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise at ICONSIAM?
Departing from the iconic ICONSIAM Pier 4, this cruise is designed for those who want to avoid the late-night crowds while still enjoying a luxury dinner buffet. Unlike standard night cruises, the sunset cruise timing allows you to capture the "Blue Hour"—the perfect lighting for photography at landmarks like Wat Arun and the Grand Palace.
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360-Degree Views: The ship features a massive open-air rooftop deck and a private bow area.
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Accessibility: It is one of the few cruises equipped with an elevator, making it 100% wheelchair and elderly friendly.
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Modern Design: A new-generation vessel with sleek interiors and floor-to-ceiling glass windows.
Gourmet Dining: International & Seafood Buffet
One of the highlights of the Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise is the culinary experience. As the sun sets, guests are invited to indulge in an extensive international buffet featuring:
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Fresh Seafood: Unlimited river prawns, New Zealand mussels, and premium salmon sashimi.
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Authentic Thai Cuisine: Classic Pad Thai, spicy Tom Yum Goong, and seasonal Thai desserts.
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International Favorites: A selection of salmon, sushi, pasta, and salads prepared by 5-star chefs.
Live Entertainment and Shows
Your evening is complemented by high-quality entertainment. Enjoy a live music band performing international hits and soulful jazz. To add a touch of heritage, the cruise features Shows dance performances
Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise Luxury
Sunset Cruise Bangkok Iconsiam Itinerary and Schedule
Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise Sunset
700 THB.(Child) 900 THB.(Adult)
Price Included:
- Welcome Drink
- Thai-International buffet and Seafood & Unlimited Free Flow Beer
- Entertainment by Live music & shows
- Cruise trip along the Chaophraya river
Iconic Landmarks Along the Chao Phraya River You’ll See Under the Golden Glow
As you glide along the water, you will pass Bangkok’s most legendary sights, beautifully illuminated against the evening sky: Here is a quick look at the Bangkok riverside landmarks at SUNSET you will encounter:
Asiatiqe The Riverfront
Asiatique The Riverfront is a massive open-air lifestyle mall and night market in Bangkok, situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Combining a nostalgic colonial atmosphere with modern entertainment, it features over 1,500 boutiques, 40+ restaurants, and the famous Asiatique Sky Ferris wheel. It is best known for its scenic boardwalk, cultural performances.
ICON-Siam
ICON-Siam Bangkok is Thailand’s premier "Mother of All Malls," located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. This landmark destination combines luxury retail, a traditional indoor floating market (SookSiam), Michelin-starred dining, and Southeast Asia's longest multimedia water feature. It is easily accessible via the BTS Gold Line or a free shuttle boat from Sathorn Pier.
Holy Rosary Church
The Holy Rosary Church, also known locally as Wat Kalawar, is a historic Roman Catholic church located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok’s Talat Noi district. Established in 1786 by Portuguese settlers after the fall of Ayutthaya, the current building features a stunning Gothic Revival style completed in 1897.
Chee Chin Khor Grand Pagoda
The Chee Chin Khor Grand Pagoda, officially named Mahathat Chedi Prajonchatri Thai-Chin Charoen, is a stunning 8-story Chinese-style pagoda located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok’s Khlong San district. Part of the Chee Chin Khor Moral Uplifting Society, the pagoda was completed in 2001 to honor King Rama IX. It is famous for its panoramic 360-degree views of the river, its intricate Sino-Thai architecture, and its peaceful atmosphere far from the typical tourist crowds.
Guan Yu Shrine Klong San
The Guan Yu Shrine Klong San, also known as the San Chao Pho Guan Yu, is the oldest shrine dedicated to the God of War in Thailand. Located on the Thonburi side of the Chao Phraya River, it dates back nearly 300 years to the Ayutthaya and Thonburi periods. It is famous for housing three distinct statues of Guan Yu brought from China, its intricate traditional murals, and its serene riverside location near the Princess Mother Memorial Park. While many tourists flock to the neon-lit temples of Chinatown, this quiet, riverside sanctuary offers a more authentic and deeply spiritual experience.
Goowatin Islam Mosque
The Goowatin Islam Mosque Bangkok, also known as Masjid Goowatin Islam or Tuek Daeng (The Red Building), is a historic Sunni mosque located on the Thonburi banks of the Chao Phraya River. Founded in 1859 by Tat Bunnag during the reign of King Rama IV, the mosque was established to serve Indian Muslim traders and local settlers. It is famous for its distinct red-brick architecture, its multicultural history, and its serene location near the Princess Mother Memorial Park in Khlong San. Goowatin Islam Mosque Bangkok offers a rare glimpse into the 19th-century "Old Bangkok" charm.
Memorial Bridge Bangkok
The Memorial Bridge Bangkok, officially known as Phra Phuttha Yodfa Bridge, is a historic bascule bridge connecting the Phra Nakhon and Thonburi districts. Opened in 1932 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Chakri Dynasty and the founding of Bangkok, it serves as both a vital traffic artery and a cultural landmark. It is famous for the King Rama I monument at its base, its proximity to the Pak Khlong Talat flower market, and its vibrant evening night market.
Santa Cruz Church
Santa Cruz Church Bangkok, also known as Wat Kudi Chin, is one of the oldest Catholic churches in Thailand. Located on the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya River, it was founded in 1770 by Portuguese settlers after the fall of Ayutthaya. The current building, completed in 1916, is famous for its stunning reddish-pink dome modeled after the Florence Cathedral and its location in the historic Kudeejeen community, where visitors can still taste traditional Portuguese-influenced desserts.
Wat Kalayanamit
Wat Kalayanamit, officially known as Wat Kalayanamit Woramahawihan, is a prominent second-class royal temple located on the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya River. Founded in 1825 by a close friend of King Rama III, the temple is famous for its massive Luang Pho To (Big Buddha) statue, its unique blend of Thai and Chinese architectural styles, and for housing the largest bronze bell in Thailand. It remains a serene, less-crowded alternative to the famous Wat Arun nearby.
Vichai Prasit Fort
Vichai Prasit Fort Bangkok (also known as Wichai Prasit Fort) is the oldest surviving fortification in Bangkok. Located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River at the mouth of Khlong Bangkok Yai, it was built in 1688 during the reign of King Narai the Great. Originally designed by French engineers, the fort served as the cornerstone of the Thonburi Palace during King Taksin's reign. Today, it is part of the Royal Thai Navy Headquarters and is used for ceremonial gun salutes and state events.
Wat Arun
Wat Arun Temple of Dawn Bangkok is a world-renowned Buddhist temple located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River in Thonburi. Famous for its 82-meter-tall central prang (spire) encrusted with colorful Chinese porcelain and seashells, it represents Mount Meru of Hindu-Buddhist cosmology. Founded in the Ayutthaya period and later restored by Kings Rama II and III, it remains a symbol of Thailand’s spiritual heritage and one of the most photographed sunset locations in Southeast Asia.
Wat Pho
Wat Pho Bangkok, officially known as Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram, is a first-class royal temple located directly south of the Grand Palace. It is world-famous for housing the 46-meter-long Reclining Buddha, the largest collection of Buddha images in Thailand, and for being the birthplace of traditional Thai massage. Recognized by UNESCO in its "Memory of the World" program, the temple served as Thailand's first public university, with its walls inscribed with knowledge on medicine, history, and science.
The Royal Grand Palace
The Royal Grand Palace, or Phra Borom Maha Ratcha Wang, is a majestic complex of buildings at the heart of Bangkok that served as the official residence of the Kings of Siam since 1782. It houses the sacred Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), the iconic Chakri Maha Prasat Hall, and the Dusit Maha Prasat. Known for its dazzling gold-leaf spires and intricate mosaics, the palace remains the spiritual and ceremonial center of the Thai Kingdom and a must-visit destination for world travelers.
Wat Rakang Kositaram
Woramahawihan, is an ancient royal temple on the Thonburi side of the Chao Phraya River. Founded in the Ayutthaya period, it is famously called the "Temple of Bells" after a melodic ancient bell was unearthed on its grounds. The temple is most renowned for its association with Somdej Toh (Somdej Phra Phutthachan), Thailand’s most revered monk and creator of the "King of Amulets," the Phra Somdej. Visitors flock here to ring the temple's many bells for good fortune and to see the historic Tripitaka Hall, once the residence of King Rama I.
Rama Vlll Bridge
The Rama VIII Bridge Bangkok is an iconic asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge spanning the Chao Phraya River. Opened in 2002 to commemorate King Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII), it features a single 160-meter-tall inverted Y-shaped pylon. This modern landmark is famous for its golden-sheathed cables, its nightly LED light displays, and Suan Luang Rama 8, the riverside park at its base. It serves as a premier location for sunset photography, jogging, and viewing traditional river festivals like the Royal Barge Procession.
Getting to ICONSIAM
ICONSIAM is one of Bangkok's most famous landmarks and is easily accessible:
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BTS Skytrain & Gold Line: Take the BTS to Krung Thonburi station and transfer to the Gold Line to Charoen Nakhon station, which connects directly to the mall.
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Free Shuttle Boat: From Saphan Taksin BTS station, you can take the free shuttle boat to the ICONSIAM pier.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise at ICONSIAM
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What time does the Sawasdee Chaophraya Sunset Cruise start? The sunset program typically checks in between 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM, with the cruise running from 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM.
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Where is the meeting point? Check-in is at ICONSIAM, Pier 4 (Riverside), next to the Hermes exit.
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Is there a dress code for the cruise? The dress code is casual to smart-casual. We recommend bringing a light jacket for the breeze on the rooftop.
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Are drinks included in the price? A welcome drink, water, coffee, Beer unlimited drink and tea are included. Soft drinks and some alcohol menus are available for purchase at the bar.
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Is the cruise wheelchair accessible? Yes! The Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise features an onboard elevator.
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Can I request a birthday song? Yes, if it is your birth month, you can request birthday song by informing the staff in advance.
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Is it better to sit on the rooftop or inside? The rooftop offers 360° views and is best for photos. The indoor deck is air-conditioned and quieter.
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How do I get to ICONSIAM? You can take the BTS Gold Line to Charoen Nakhon Station or the free shuttle boat from Saphan Taksin Pier.
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What happens if it rains? The ship has large indoor air-conditioned decks. Guests from the rooftop will be moved to a secure indoor table.
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Is the sunset cruise less crowded than the dinner cruise? Generally, yes. It is a more relaxed atmosphere compared to the high-energy nighttime dinner cruises.
Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise ICONSIAM
The Sawasdee Chaophraya Cruise Sunset at ICONSIAM is more than just a boat ride; it is a sensory journey through Thai culture, cuisine, and scenery. Whether you are on a romantic date or a family holiday, this sunset cruise Bangkok experience offers the best value for a premium evening on the water.