Cruzeiro com Jantar Chao Phraya Princess em Bangkok

We had a wonderful Chao Phraya Sunset Dinner Cruise experience! The views along the river were absolutely beautiful, especially during sunset. The atmosphere was relaxing, the live entertainment was enjoyable, and the staff were friendly and attentive. The food was good, with a nice variety of dishes. The only thing we noticed was that there was no sashimi. We're not sure if it was unavailable that day or if it's only served during the evening dinner cruise. Overall, it was still a memorable experience and definitely worth trying. Highly recommended!

The Klook Chao Phraya Princess Dinner Cruise in Bangkok was my third time joining, and it was still a very enjoyable experience. The atmosphere on board was fun and lively, especially with guests from different nationalities dancing and enjoying the night together. The food was good, with a decent variety that complemented the overall experience. The live entertainment was a highlight—both the singer and the band were very good and really added energy to the cruise. The only downside was the rain during boarding, which made the boarding process a bit chaotic and less smooth than usual. Overall, still a great and memorable experience on the Chao Phraya River.

I went on this cruise in 2007 and tried the same cruise again in 2025, and it's still an amazing experience. They have a good selection of buffet for the price paid (approximately $35 for the sunset cruise). Big river prawns! The environment is clean. It's worth noting that they still have a saxophone player and a live singer (singing songs in different languages), which also caught my attention before. You can see temples and ICONSIAM while cruising. Highly recommended.

A night cruise is an experience you'd want to try at least once in your life, and this one is easy to join (no dress code). The night view from the Chao Phraya River was beautiful. There was plenty of food, so I don't think there's any need to rush to get it. I boarded from ICONSIAM, but the reception area was hard to find. I wish they would provide a clearer map, not just "near Naraya." I had trouble finding it and had to ask at the information desk. The boarding area is crowded with passengers for various cruises and people watching the fountain show, so it's recommended to go and check the boarding location about 30 minutes before departure.

Amazing experience! The sunset cruise along the Chao Phraya River was beautiful and relaxing. The views of Bangkok’s temples and skyline were stunning, especially during sunset. The international buffet had many delicious choices and everything was well organized. The staff were friendly and the live music made the atmosphere even more enjoyable. I highly recommend this cruise for anyone visiting Bangkok. It’s a perfect way to enjoy the city from the river.

The ticketing process was smooth and easy to redeem. Despite the long queue, the staff were experienced and managed the crowd well. We got great seats near the buffet, and the air-conditioned lower deck was perfect for families with kids. The boat started off cruising a little fast, so it took a moment to get used to eating while moving. The buffet was good value—Thai salad, fish, fried rice, pasta, vegetables, squid, sausages, and fresh prawns (a highlight!). Sashimi was average, beef could be better, but the creamy spinach was excellent. Desserts were so-so, but the crème brûlée stood out. The overall experience was a solid 5/5. Once everyone was well-fed and drinks were flowing, the party really kicked in—singing, dancing, and great vibes. The 2-hour cruise felt just right. A fun and memorable way to dine while soaking in the Bangkok city lights. Definitely a must-do!

The food was diverse and delicious, and the female MC made it a lot of fun with dancing and entertainment. We also got to see a different view of the Chao Phraya River than during the day. Due to our flight schedule, we took the sunset cruise, but next time I would love to go on a dinner cruise 🚢

We had an amazing time on this cruise. The culinary experience was a standout, particularly the Thai selection and the fresh shrimp. They definitely don't shy away from spice, which we loved! The entertainment was equally impressive; the talented singers from the Philippines were a joy to watch. It was a beautiful sight to see tourists from all over the world jiving together. The moment everyone joined in for 'Hawak Mo Ang Beat' was unforgettable. Highly recommended!

If you visit Bangkok and don't take a sunset cruise, you might miss the city's most tender moment. As the boat slowly pulls away from the pier, the setting sun begins to cast golden specks on the Chao Phraya River, and at that moment, all the hustle and heat seem to drift away with the breeze. The most stunning sight is definitely when you pass by **Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)**. Against the backdrop of the orange-red sunset, its pristine white spire appears to be edged in gold, looking sacred and magnificent. Soon after, as night falls, the Grand Palace and iconic hotels along both banks light up, and Bangkok transforms from golden elegance to neon splendor. With delicious food, music, and this unparalleled window view, it's not just a dinner, but a feast for the senses. If you're looking for a touch of ritual amidst a busy itinerary, this is the perfect answer.

Such a great experience, having cruised the Chao Phraya River. The buffet had a great variety of food and we even got free drinks. The most amazing thing was seeing the iconic landmarks in such perfect sunset colors.