Bangkok to Singapore

How it Works    
Your Bamba travel pass includes every step of your route using authentic public transport, plus a load of unmissable experiences, so you can rub shoulders with the locals while you see every inch of the glorious beaches, lush jungles and epic skylines between Bangkok and Singapore. All journeys and experiences are completely open dated – just book buses and tours on the go through the easy to use app and receive all the information you need to get to the departure point. Bamba recommends taking around 19 days for this route, but you can travel at your own pace for up to 12 months, or skip a couple of stops and do it quicker if you’re short on time! It’s your adventure to do your way.    

Thailand    
Kick off your travels in Thailand’s incomparable capital: Bangkok. This city will take your breath away with its frenzy of activity, fiery street food and towering gold temples – and there’s no better way to explore it than by bike! Get a unique insight into local life by cycling down backstreets away from the tourist trail, then leaving the hustle and bustle behind to ride around old plantations and lush green spaces. When you’ve had your fix of the big city, head to Koh Tao for your first snorkel in the sapphire Andaman Sea. Next stop is Koh Phangan, where you’ll snorkel over intensely coloured coral reefs and zipline through dense jungle canopy. Continue to Krabi’s jaw-dropping limestone karst mountain scenery and visit Koh Phi Phi’s Maya Bay, made famous by Leonardo DiCaprio’s classic ‘The Beach’!    

Malaysia    
Embark on the winding, scenic journey from Thailand to Malaysia – first stop, Penang! Get to know this beautiful area with a countryside bike tour, weaving your way through fruit orchards, plantations and fishing villages. Once you’ve eaten your body weight in Penang’s famous cuisine, head to the Cameron Highlands where lush tea plantations spread across the hillside. Join a rainforest expedition to trek in the mysterious Mossy Forest, reaching the highest peak in the area for the most Insta-worthy views, and a visit a nearby tea factory. Finish your Malaysian leg in multi-cultural Kuala Lumpur, discovering the incredible array of local flavours on a food walking tour through the city’s maze of alleyways.      

Singapore    
After a stop in Malacca, find yourself amongst the glamorous modern architecture of Singapore, littered with historic landmarks. Uncover the city’s hidden treasures on a bike tour, pedalling through the icons of Little India and Marine Bay before going past the usual tourist hotspots as your guide explains the uniquely diverse culture.