Day 1 – Bangkok to Phetchaburi Motorbike Trip : Thailand (Mar’26)

Bangkok to Phetchaburi motorbike trip. Total drive approx 200 KM

Today long drive to Phetchburi. First stop for Lunch. Approx 80 KM from Bangkok in Samut Sakhon.

Sometimes the best journeys start without overthinking. Riding from Bangkok to Phetchaburi on a motorbike was not just about reaching a destination—it was about escaping the city, feeling the road, and discovering a quieter side of Thailand. This route, stretching along highways and coastal roads, offers the perfect mix of freedom, simplicity, and real travel experience.

Lunch at The Story of Coconut at Baan Phaeo, Samut Sakhon

The Story of Coconut at Baan Phaeo (also known locally as Baan Suan Pha Fun) is a unique nature-style café and experience spot located in a coconut plantation in the Ban Phaeo district, just outside Bangkok.

This isn’t just a café—it’s themed around the importance of coconut in Thai life, especially in Ban Phaeo, which is famous for its aromatic coconuts.

Here, coconut is presented as:

A core part of local agriculture

A daily ingredient in Thai food and drinks

A symbol of simple, natural living

You’ll notice coconut elements in:

Drinks (fresh coconut water, coconut-based beverages)

Desserts and fusion dishes

The entire garden setting itself

Our Stay at Sea Sky Beach Resort, Phetchaburi

📍 Location & vibe

Located at Hat Chao Samran Beach, one of the quieter beaches in Phetchaburi

Literally a few steps from the beach

Around 2–2.5 hours from Bangkok, making it ideal for motorbike trips

Calm

Less crowded than Hua Hin

More “local Thailand” than tourist-heavy

Evening Sunset Walk at the Beach

Saturday Night Party at the beach

1. How far is Bangkok to Phetchaburi by bike?
Around 120–140 km depending on route.

2. How long does it take?
About 2–2.5 hours.

3. Is the route safe for motorbike travel?
Yes, mostly highway and well maintained.

4. What is the best route?
Highway 35 (Rama 2 Road).

5. Can this be a one-day trip?
Yes, easily.

6. Is Phetchaburi worth visiting?
Yes, for beaches, temples, and quiet travel.

7. Best time to ride?
Early morning.

8. Are there fuel stations on the way?
Yes, plenty.

9. What should I carry?
Helmet, water, sunscreen.

10. Is it better than Hua Hin?
Less crowded, more peaceful.