Private Tours & Restaurant Transfers in Pattaya

• First-time visitors who want to see the classic sights efficiently
• Travellers with small children or older relatives who would rather not change between songthaews (shared pick-up trucks) and ride-hailing cars
• Anyone with several places in mind who would like us to plan the order and timing
• Guests heading out to dinner or a show who do not want to worry about getting back

Pattaya's sights are spread across a radius of about 10 to 45 minutes by car. With a private car you move straight to the next stop without hunting for transport or negotiating fares.

Driving times are from central Pattaya, with a guide to how long to allow on site. Entry fees are paid directly to each attraction and reflect commonly quoted amounts as of September 2026. They can change, so please check the latest fee on arrival.

The Sanctuary of Truth is a seafront building made entirely of wood without nails, and one of Pattaya's most popular sights. Nong Nooch, with its large gardens and shows, often fills half a day. Khao Chi Chan lies to the south like Nong Nooch, so combining them keeps driving short.

• Half day, city and north (about 4 to 5 hours): Wat Phra Yai, then the Sanctuary of Truth, then lunch in town
• Half day, south (about 5 to 6 hours): Khao Chi Chan, then Nong Nooch Tropical Garden
• Full day (about 8 to 9 hours): Sanctuary of Truth, lunch at the Floating Market, Khao Chi Chan, then Nong Nooch Tropical Garden

Three or four stops a day is a comfortable pace. In the heat of early afternoon we choose indoor or shaded places, keeping outdoor sights for the morning or late afternoon. The plan can be reshuffled on the day to suit crowds and how you feel.

For the late afternoon, a popular combination is watching the sunset from the viewpoint on Pratumnak Hill before heading to dinner. The Sanctuary of Truth also has an evening session (around 700 THB for foreigners), with a different atmosphere from the daytime visit.

Our sightseeing transfers work as a private car hired by time. We quote after hearing your plans.

Shared among a family or group, the cost per person is often not far from taking several taxis in a row. Our quote separates what is included from what is not.

Our restaurant transfers take you from your hotel to the restaurant and back. They are handy on evenings with drinks, or when the restaurant is far from your hotel.

1. Tell us the restaurant and booking time once decided. We can also help you choose where to dine
2. We collect you with enough time to arrive on schedule, allowing extra for traffic at weekends and in the rain
3. A rough return time is fine. Whether the driver waits or comes back at an agreed time can be decided when you book
4. A second venue, or dropping guests at different hotels after dinner, can also be arranged

What we do

• Ask about your interests and group, including children or older travellers, then plan a comfortable order and pace
• Arrange the vehicle and collect you from, and return you to, your hotel
• Advise on typical entry fees, dress codes and the busiest times at each sight
• Adjust the plan on the day and around your restaurant booking times

What you need to do

• Tell us where you would like to go, what interests you and what to avoid (long walks, hot outdoor sights and so on)
• Pay entry fees, food and drink, and shows on site
• Let us know your start time and roughly when you want to finish

You are welcome to contact us before you have decided where to go. From guidebook classics to local favourites for food and views, we suggest a plan that fits the days you have.

• The Sanctuary of Truth and temples require shoulders and knees to be covered. Wraps can be borrowed at the Sanctuary entrance
• Some ticket desks and food stalls take cash only. Please carry some small notes
• The sun is strong, so bring a hat, sunscreen and something to drink
• In the rainy season (roughly May to October) afternoon downpours are common, so visiting outdoor sights in the morning keeps the plan on track
• Nong Nooch and the Floating Market can be crowded when coach tours arrive. We plan around those times
• Thai law requires children under six to use a child seat. Please tell us your children's ages when you book