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We provide reliable and affordable minibus rental and taxi hire services online across Thailand.
All our vehicles come fitted with free WiFi, so you can stay connected on the move.
Pickups from your airport, hotel or address, so getting on board is easy.
Air conditioning and ample leg room to ensure full comfort during your trip.
All major credit and debit cards and PayPal accepted. Pay in advance, no cash needed on the day.
No matter the occasion, we can arrange a bus anywhere across Thailand to get you where you need to go.
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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.
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.
Navigating your way around an airport can be confusing, not to mention costly. We take all the fuss out of airport transfers at all airports across Thailand, including Suvarnabhumi Airport, Phuket International Airport, Samui Airport, Hat Yai International Airport, Chiang Rai International Airport, U-Tapao International Airport and Krabi Airport.
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 plus many more — get your event off to a great start.
Thailand is home to world class attractions such as the Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Don’t miss out on any of the hidden gems, or go off the beaten path with an experienced, local guide.
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From a 4-passenger MPV to a 72-passenger coach, we have a vehicle for every group.
Our largest coach, ideal for big groups, festivals and long distance travel across Thailand.
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Get a quoteThere’s plenty worth exploring, and coach hire or bus rental is the perfect choice for sightseeing tours to make sure you don’t miss out on any hidden gems. Tap a destination to see what’s there.
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. Eight million people call Bangkok home and you’ll encounter individuals from all walks of life.
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. Inside the temple you’ll find 108 bowls, a nod to the 108 positive acts Buddha was said to have completed on his journey to becoming a perfect being, which you can buy coins for. You can also stop off for a relaxing Thai massage.
One of the most famous sites in Bangkok is the Grand Palace, once home to the King as well as the location where the Thai government carried out their duties. Set aside a whole morning or afternoon, as there’s more than 214,000 square metres to navigate — and only pay the entry fee when you are instructed to by the staff inside.
Shopaholics will be right at home. Chatuchak Market has 8,000 stalls spanning over 27 acres, one of the largest markets on the planet, with over 200,000 visitors on Saturdays and Sundays. For a high-end experience, Siam Paragon has over 250 stores, a multiplex cinema and plenty of restaurants.
Bangkok is sometimes called the Venice of the East, with the Chao Phraya River flowing through it and over 50,000 people still working on the rivers. Take a river boat trip and hop off at any of the ports.
For the whole family, Dusit Zoo is home to over 1,600 animals and even has its own animal hospital. For a cultural fix, the Bangkok National Museum houses the largest collection of art and ancient artifacts in Thailand — visit on a Thursday for a tour in English. And Khao San Road is a real melting pot, definitely one to tick off your list.
Coach hire in BangkokThe 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, each with a totally different vibe. Patong is the famous beach region with plenty of nightclubs and is perhaps the most popular beachside destination in Thailand.
Rum fans will love the Chalong Bay Rum Distillery: take a tour behind the scenes, then join a cocktail workshop and sample your work. Animal lovers can visit Tiger Kingdom, the Phuket Elephant Sanctuary, the Soi Dog Foundation and the monkeys at Monkey Hill.
For retail therapy, the Naka Market night market sells clothes, fruit and trinkets, plus cheap local food — arrive in the afternoon before the crowds. Kata Noi beach is great for a peaceful getaway (swim between November and April), and the Kata viewpoint looks across the bays of Karon, Kata and Kata Noi.
One of the most famous sites is the giant Buddha atop the Nakkerd Hills, 45 metres tall and made from white Burmese marble, with panoramic views across the island. At night, Bangla Road closes to traffic and comes alive with bars, street entertainers and shows.
Coach hire in PhuketThailand is home to many island paradises and Koh Samui is certainly one of the best. It’s hugely popular with backpackers and locals alike, with plenty to see and do whether you’re here for a weekend or a week.
One of the most famous attractions is the Big Buddha temple, a 12 metre gold statue on an island off the north-eastern corner of Koh Samui. The locals call it Wat Phra Yai, and it was built in 1972. The Buddha sits in the Mara position, a pose that depicts purity, enlightenment and steadfastness.
On the south coast, the rock formations known as Hin Ta and Hin Yai (Grandpa and Grandma) are sure to garner a smile, with breathtaking sea views, a small beach nearby and stalls selling souvenirs, drinks and snacks.
To get up close with marine life, visit Koh Tao, the scuba diving capital of Thailand. Translating to ‘Turtle Island’, this compact island has glorious coral reefs, bungalows, guesthouses and five star resorts. And on a rainy day, treat yourself to a Thai massage — maybe with a sip of Koh Samui’s famed Magic Alambic Rum.
Coach hire in Koh SamuiThe ancient city of Chiang Mai is famed for its temples, but there’s plenty to see and do whether you’re here for a weekend or a week. A stunning mountainous landscape makes this city perfectly picturesque, so bring your camera.
You won’t find many megastores or malls, but Chiang Mai probably boasts the best selection of markets in the whole of Thailand, with stalls selling handcrafted goods and wares. The nightlife is varied, from chilled backpacker bars to lively music venues, nightclubs and terraced cocktail bars.
Take a cycling tour through lush forests and winding paths to the historic monuments of the Old City, or a half-day walking tour of the Old Town and Temples at a more relaxed pace.
Doi Inthanon, “the roof of Thailand”, is the highest point in the country. Full day trips visit tribal villages and the Wachiritham Waterfalls — pack your thermals for the early morning chills 2,500 metres above sea level. For a cultural experience, try a Thai Khantoke dinner and cultural dance show.
Coach hire in Chiang MaiLocal pages for the cities, islands and airports our customers travel to most.
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