Bangkok Cruises

Chao Phraya Princess Cruises

Why choose the Chao Phraya Princess cruise?

Types of Chao Phraya Princess cruises

Cruise typeDeparture pierDurationDiningDrinks includedBest for
Sunset cruise

Asiatique The Riverfront

5:00pm–6:30pm (1.5 hrs)

International buffet with seafood

Unlimited beer, coffee & tea

Early evening views and lighter schedule

Dinner cruise – Int'l buffet

Asiatique / ICONSIAM Pier 4

7:30pm–9:30pm (2 hrs)

International buffet

Welcome drink, coffee & tea

Classic Bangkok dinner cruise experience

Dinner cruise – Indian buffet

Terminal 21 Rama 3

7:30pm–9:30pm (2 hrs)

Indian buffet

Welcome drink, coffee & tea

Guests preferring Indian cuisine

Exclusive upper deck dinner

Asiatique / ICONSIAM Pier 4

7:30pm–9:30pm (2 hrs)

International buffet

Welcome drink, coffee & tea

Open-air seating with clearer landmark views

What's on the Indian menu?

What's on the international menu?

Boarding piers for Chao Phraya Princess cruises

Upper deck vs lower deck

Sights covered on your Chao Phraya Princess cruise

Wat Arun temple by the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, Thailand.
Grand Palace in Bangkok at dusk, featuring ornate spires and traditional Thai architecture.
Monks walking among ornate stupas at Wat Pho Temple, Bangkok.
Aerial view of Rama VIII Bridge illuminated at night over the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok.
Saphan Phut Memorial Bridge illuminated at night with city skyline in Bangkok.
Taksin Bridge over Chao Phraya River with Bangkok skyline in the background.
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Wat Arun

The Temple of Dawn stands dramatically lit along the riverbank, creating one of the most recognisable and photographed moments of the cruise.

The Grand Palace

Thailand’s former royal residence glows in gold at night, visible from the river as the cruise passes the historic old town stretch.

Wat Pho

Located near the Grand Palace, this riverside temple complex forms part of the classic heritage segment of the route.

Rama VIII Bridge

A modern cable-stayed bridge that lights up in colour during the evening and marks the turnaround point for most sailings.

Memorial Bridge

A historic steel bridge connecting older districts across the river, offering a contrasting architectural backdrop.

Taksin Bridge

One of the main crossing bridges over the Chao Phraya River, visible early in the cruise depending on departure pier.

Know before you go

How Chao Phraya Princess compares to other cruises

Frequently asked questions about Chao Phraya Princess cruises

The dinner cruise runs for approximately 2 hours from 7:30pm to 9:30pm, while the sunset cruise runs for about 1.5 hours from Asiatique.

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