Our Advantages
Thailand Minibus and Taxi Hire
Call +44 203 3718 910 Now To Book
What we do
We are Thailand Bus Rentals, a bus rental company that offers you bus rentals in various locations and cities within Thailand. Thailand Bus Rentals are a leader in the transport industry for coach rentals and minibus hire across Thailand. No matter the occasion, we can make arrangements for a bus anywhere across Thailand to get you where you need to go.
Thailand Bus Rentals ensures that all customers get a high quality, efficient, reliable and friendly service from the first contact until they reach their destination. Our fleet operates under a devoted team of friendly and professional drivers. We offer a wide range of coaches to suit all needs and number of travelers.
Some of the most popular sizes accommodate approximately 49 people, although we have different sizes available, ranging from 18, 23, up to 57 people carriers.
Our vehicles are all fully-fitted with a number of additional features including video/DVD players, air conditioning, toilets and ample leg room to ensure full comfort during your trip.
Our services
We are in a position to arrange any form of bus transportation anywhere across Thailand for any event. So no matter how complicated or manageable, we can make arrangements for your transport. Have a look at some of the services we offer below:
Airport transfer
Let’s face it, navigating your way around an airport can be confusing, not to mention costly. No one wants to spend time hanging around in airport taxi queues, so why not get in touch with us today? We’ll take all the fuss out of airport transfers and kick start your holiday in the most hassle free way possible. We cover all airports across Thailand including Suvarnabhumi Airport, Phuket International Airport, Samui Airport, Hat Yai International Airport, Chiang Rai International Airport, U-Tapao International Airport, Krabi Airport etc.
Concerts and festivals
Thailand is home to many concerts and festivals including Yi Peng (Lantern Festival), Songkran (The Water Festival), Phi Ta Khon (Ghost Festival), Boon Bang Fai (The Rocket Festival), Surin Elephant Festival, Wing Kwai (Water Buffalo Racing Festival), Phuket Vegetarian Festival, Lopburi Monkey Banquet (Food Festival) plus many more. To ensure you kick start your event in the best possible way, hire one of our minibuses or coaches and ensure your concert and festival gets off to a great start.
Sightseeing tours
Thailand is home to some world class attractions such as the Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Make sure you don’t miss out on any of the hidden gems with one of our sightseeing tours, or perhaps you’d like to go off the beaten path and need an experienced, local guide to get you where you need to go.
Corporate events
Do you have a business trip in Thailand? Are you looking for a reliable and professional bus rental service? Let us take the worry out of it by getting you where you need to go without the hassle.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, give us a call and we’ll be happy to see what we can do for you.
Bangkok Bus Rentals
The capital city of Thailand, Bangkok is a city that packs a real punch, boasting far more than the title of traffic jam capital of the world! This exciting bustling city is a hive of activity that’s just as hectic during the day as it is when the sun goes down. A city that never sleeps, eight million people call Bangkok home and you’ll encounter individuals from all walks of life.
For a city as dynamic as Bangkok, you’ll find plenty of things to see and do whether you’re here for a week or a weekend. Start your trip off with a visit to see the Reclining Buddha. This 14 metre tall sculpture in the Wat Pho region is adorned in gold leaf and is a truly striking sight to behold. Whilst inside the temple, you’ll experience the tale behind Buddha, who was said to have completed 108 positive acts on his journey to becoming a perfect being. To nod back to this, you’ll find 108 bowls inside the temple which you can buy coins for. You can also stop off for a relaxing Thai massage if you fancy it.
One of the most famous sites in Bangkok is the Grand Palace, once home to the King as well as being the location where the Thai government carried out their duties. It may be worth setting aside a whole morning or afternoon to explore the palace as there’s more than 214,00 square meters for you to navigate. Have your wits about you before you enter though, as the Grand Palace is home to a fair few scams - make sure you only pay the entry fee when you are instructed to by the staff inside.
Shopaholics will be right at home in Bangkok. For a traditional Thai shopping experience, head over to the Chatuchak Market. 8000 stalls spanning over 27 acres await you, giving it the title of one of the largest markets on the planet. Over 200,000 visitors flock to the market on Saturdays and Sundays, all chasing after a bargain or two. The prices are local rather than being inflated for tourism purposes, but that doesn’t mean you can’t try to haggle the price down if you think you’ve got the gift of the gab. It’s definitely worthwhile grabbing a map before trying to navigate the maze of market stalls yourself, as it’s a hive of activity and you’re sure to get swept up in the crowds along the way. If you prefer a more traditional shopping experience, head on over the the high end shopping mall Siam Paragon. This massive mega store is home to a wide range of designer shops. You’ll be able to truly shop til you drop with over 250 stores as well a some high end car manufacturers including Lamborghini and Ferrari. But the mall is home to much more than stores so why not make a day of it? The megastore also houses a massive multiplex cinema as well as plenty of restaurants so you can stop off and refuel after a busy day of retail therapy.
Bangkok is sometimes referred to as the Venice of the East based on the fact that the Chai Phraya River flows through it. Over 50,000 people work on the rivers to this day. If you’re a fan of the open waters why not take a river boat trip? It’s a great and energising way to explore a little more of the city. You’re free to stop off on any of the ports if and when you fancy so you can ensure you’re exploring as much of the city as possible.
For a day out that the whole family will enjoy, a trip to Dusit Zoo is a must. You’ll get to meet over 1600 animals that call this place their home including deer, antelope, alligators, tigers, lions and more. The zoo even has its very own animal hospital so you can be sure the animals are treated with care.
For a cultural fix, a trip to Bangkok National Museum is a must. The museum houses the largest collection of art and ancient artifacts in the whole of Thailand. The museum has royal connections, King Rama V opened the place to showcase all of the gifts that were given to him by his father. The museum showcases some truly fascinating items including precious stones, Chinese weapons, puppets, beautiful clothing and exquisite textiles as well as Khon masks. If you’d like a tour of the museum in English, make sure you head over there on a Thursday and a knowledgeable guide will give you a better understanding of all the items and artifacts on display there.
Khao San Road is a real melting pot, you’ll find drunken revellers still awake from the night before alongside a family of four sat eating their first meal of the day. There’s plenty of things to explore and you’re sure to be in for a surprise when you visit. It isn’t for everyone and its manic nature is the stuff of nightmares for those who appreciate a quieter pace, but it’s definitely one to tick off your list when visiting Bangkok.
Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours to make sure you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.
Phuket Bus Rentals
The island paradise of Phuket is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the whole of Thailand. There are plenty of beaches to choose from, with each one offering a totally different vibe. It’s important you pick the one that’s right for you to make the most of your time and ensure you enjoy your stay. Patong is the famous beach region with plenty of nightclubs and is perhaps the most popular beachside destination in the whole of the Thailand region. The nightlife is hectic and the pace may not suit everyone’s taste.
Rum fans will love a trip to the Chalong Bay Rum Distillery. The company produce delectable white rum which is now enjoying a burgeoning international reputation. A tour of the Distillery makes a great day out, you begin by having a tour where you learn all about how the rum is made and take a look behind the scenes at what goes into its production. At the end of the tour you’ll take part in a cocktail workshop where you’ll be taught how to make some cocktails using the Chalong Bay Rum and you even get to sample your work!
To get up close and personal with some of the planets fiercest animals then you’ll enjoy a trip to Phuket’s Tiger Kingdom. It’s home to Indochinese tigers which are in captivity, the tigers are fed at around 7pm but you can also visit when it first opens if you want to beat the crowds. Tiger Kingdom has two restaurants in case you work up an appetite, with a view of the tigers. If you love animals there’s also Phuket elephant sanctuary where you can hitch a ride as well as help bathe the animals, learn about them and support the ethical. Soi dog foundation and see the monkeys at Monkey Hill.
If it’s retail therapy you’re after, head down to the Naka Market. This night market offers plenty of things to buy ranging from clothes, fruit, animals and trinkets. The best time to get to the market is around the afternoon before the crowds hit. There’s also cheap local foods like tasty corn on the cob with butter.
A trip to Kata noi beach is great for a peaceful getaway. The small stretch of beach offers some breathtaking scenery so it’s definitely worth a trip to walk along the golden sands or take a swim in the crystal clear waters. If you do want to swim, the best times to visit is between November and April as during monsoon season the waters may be dangerous. For more spectacular views, head towards the Kata viewpoint where you’ll be able to see right across the bays of Karon, Kata, and Kata Noi.
One of the most famous sites in the whole of Phuket is the giant Buddha resting atop the Nakkerd Hills. Towering 45 metres tall and made from white Burmese marble it’s certainly not something that’s easily missed. Journey to the top of the hill where you’ll be met by spectacular panoramic views across the island. It’s quite a calm and tranquil vibe, but you’ll be met by sounds of bells and dharma music.
The city of Phuket comes alive at night, the whole of Bangla Road wakes up and the road is closed to traffic. If you’re looking for a night out in Phuket, this is probably the only place you’ll need to visit. You’ll be met by the lights, sights and sounds of busy bars, street entertainers and persuasive touts inviting you to a show. You’ll even get promo girls and restaurant owners competing for your business but it’s just a part of the charm. The vibe is pretty lively and it’s definitely worth a trip.
There’s plenty of Phuket worth exploring. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours to make sure you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.
Koh Samui
Thailand is home to many island paradises and Koh Samui is certainly one of the best. It’s hugely popular with backpackers and locals alike and there are plenty of things to see and do whether you’re here for a weekend or a week.
One of the most famous attractions in Koh Samui is the Big Buddha temple. This 12 metre gold statue sits proudly on an island off the north-eastern corner of Koh Samui. The locals call it Wat Phra Yai, and it was built back in 1972. The Buddha sits in what’s known as the Mara position; the palm of the left hand rests on the lap and the right hand is facing down with the fingers draped over the knee. The statue has been crafted to resemble the time when Buddha resisted temptation on his journey to enlightenment by keeping calm and meditating. As such, the pose is one that depicts purity, enlightenment and steadfastness.
To appreciate more of Koh Samui’s natural beauty, a trip to view the stunning rock formations known as Hin Ta and Hin Yai is a must. Situated on the south coast of Koh Samui these formations have been a popular spot for tourists since their discovery by locals years ago. The rocks get their name based on their appearance; Grandpa (Ta) and Grandma (Yai) resemble male and female genitalia. These quirky rock formations are sure to garner a smile and make sure you’ve got your camera handy as you’ll also be met with breathtaking views which span across the sea towards the nearby islands. There’s also a small beach nearby where you can sit back and relax after a day exploring the island. The crystal clear waters showcase the spectacular marine life below and there’s plenty of verdant landscape where you’ll see buffalo fields and plantations. There’s even stalls selling souvenirs as well as drinks and snacks so you’re sure to be fully catered to.
To get up close with the island’s marine life, a trip to the scuba diving capital of Thailand, Koh Tao is a must. Translating to ‘Turtle Island’ you’ll see glorious coral reefs which are home to plenty of vibrant sea creatures. This compact island of just 55 km has been transformed into a tourist hub with plenty of bungalows, guesthouses and even five star luxury resorts. There’s also a choice of restaurants, clubs and bars so it’s certainly an island paradise worth exploring.
Make sure you take advantage of Asia’s top spa destination and treat yourself to a Thai massage. This is the perfect rainy day activity so sit back, relax and enjoy being pampered. Maybe you could take a sip of Koh Samui’s famed Magic Alambic Rum whilst you’re at it.
Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours to make sure you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.
Chiang Mai Bus Rentals
The ancient city of Chiang Mai is famed for its temples but there’s plenty of things to see and do whether you’re here for a weekend or a week. A stunning mountainous landscape makes this city perfectly picturesque so make sure you bring your camera with you.
If it’s retail therapy you’re after, you won’t find many megastores or malls in Chiang Mai but there are plenty of market stalls for you to explore and seek a bargain or two. In fact, Chiang Mai probably boasts the best selection of markets in the whole of Thailand so you’re sure to find something you’ll love with stalls selling handcrafted goods and wares amongst other items.
Chiang Mai offers quite a varied nightlife, from chilled backpacker bars where you can sip a bottle of beer to the more lively music venues and nightclubs. There’s even terraced bars where you can have a few cocktails as you relax and watch the world go by.
If you fancy clocking up the miles during your visit to Chiang Mai, why not take part in a cycling tour of the city? Let a local tour guide lead you through lush forests, winding paths and a visit to the historic monuments of the Old City as you explore this beautiful city on two wheels. If you don’t fancy exploring the city on two wheels you can take a tour of the Old Town and Temples with a walking tour. This half day tour will showcase all the historic sites and attractions at a more relaxed pace.
Doi Inthanon is the highest point in Thailand known as “the roof of Thailand” and you can also take a tour to this spectacular region. You’ll find plenty of things to do including visiting the tribal villages and Wachiritham Waterfalls. The full day trip includes lunch but make sure you pack your thermals as you’ll want to combat the early morning chills 2,500 metres above sea level.
For a cultural experience with a difference why not try a Thai Khantoke dinner and cultural dance show? You’ll find several dishes served on a large platter accompanied by Thai dancing and plenty of entertainment. This experience is a must to get a sense of true Thai entertainment.
There’s plenty of Chiang Mai worth exploring. Coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours to make sure you don’t miss out on any of the city’s hidden gems.