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Ayutthaya 2 or 3 Day River Cruise

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Discover the history, culture and cuisine of Thailand on this river cruise of the ancient city of Ayutthaya  from Bangkok. Spend two or three unforgettable days aboard the traditional Thanatharee barge !

Day 1: Bangkok - Ayutthaya

After picking you up from your hotel in central Bangkok between 7:30 am and 8 am, we'll take you by minibus to  Ayutthaya , the former capital of the ancient Kingdom of Siam where our boat will be waiting for us. We'll spend the next two or three days aboard the  Thanatharee , a  fully restored traditional Thai wooden barge . What better vessel to delve into the history and culture of Thailand?

We'll then head to the  Chao Sam Phraya National Museum . After discovering the impressive collection of historic treasures and artefacts from the ancient city of Ayutthaya, we'll embark on a  bike ride around the Ayutthaya Historical Park . This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to the ruins of the old city and is one of the most important archaeological complexes in Thailand . We'll explore its fascinating palaces and temples by bike, keeping an eye out for the famous Buddha's head - will we find where it's hiding?

Having made the most of our time in the historical park, we'll enjoy a  delicious dinner aboard the Thanatharee . Indulge in different mouth-watering delicacies of Thai cuisine, like chicken fried with cashew nuts, tom kha gai or coconut chicken soup, chicken wings and much more.

Day 2: Ayutthaya - Bangkok

Wake up first thing in the morning for a unique experience: we'll prepare some traditional sweets and offer food to the local monks  on their daily alms round. Afterwards, we'll enjoy our own breakfast on board the boat while taking in the beautiful views from the river.

With renewed energy, we'll grab our bikes again and set off on a tour of Ayutthaya to learn about its traditional culture. After a delicious lunch on board the boat, we'll return to  Bangkok  where we'll say goodbye. You'll be dropped back off at your hotel in the Thai capital around 4:30 pm.

3 Day Cruise

When making your reservation, you'll have the choice to extend your stay on the iconic  Thanatharee  boat for another day. If you choose this option, after lunch on the second day we'll explore a  local market  to immerse ourselves in local daily life. Then, on the third day, we'll visit local communities where we'll continue learning all about the culture and traditions of Ayutthaya .

Accommodation

This two or three day cruise includes one or two nights' full board accommodation on board the Thantharee , a  restored traditional wooden barge . You'll sleep in private double cabins with a shared bathroom. Children must stay with at least one adult and the maximum capacity of each cabin is three people.

Pick Up Service

This activity includes a pick up service from hotels located in the  centre of Bangkok . If your hotel is located elsewhere, you'll have to pay a supplementary fee of 1,000 THB ( US$ 27.20) per reservation.

More Information

2 days - 3 days.

The activity takes place with a tour assistant that speaks in English and other languages.

Hotel pick up and drop off (selected hotels).

2 or 3 day cruise.

English speaking escort.

Entrance fees.

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You can book up until 5 days before the activity as long as there are still places. Book now to guarantee your spot.

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Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible.

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RV River Kwai

The 120-foot-long RV River Kwai, is Thailand’s very first inland cruise ship. Newly built in the colonial style, and carrying a maximum of only 20 passengers, her two-deck, open-air design is based on the original blueprint used by the Irrawaddy Flotilla, which was founded in Burma in 1865 to become, by the 1920s, the largest privately owned fleet of ships in the world.

Teak-Lined Cabins

Combining the romance of the colonial era with today’s modern luxuries, this small and intimate vessel has just 10 deluxe, air-conditioned cabins, located on the Main Deck and entered via outside passageways. Each of these cozy, teak-wood-lined rooms measures 129 square feet and is outfitted with twin beds, a roof safe and a private en-suite bathroom with a shower. As the boat travels along the River Kwai, you can enjoy and appreciate the scenery through your big picture window.

Life On Board

On the open plan Upper Deck, you will find the dining area, bar and seating areas, which are covered by a collapsible frame awning to enable the vessel to pass under low bridges. This deck also functions as a lecture hall and lounge, complete with an adjoining sun deck and an observation platform.

A dedicated crew of 10 and a multilingual cruise director will take care of all your needs on this River Kwai Cruise, including superb meals and an utterly engaging and diversified program. Indeed, the emphasis is on cultural immersion. Lecturers and guides will provide the background information about the historic sites that you’ll get to explore, guaranteeing a unique adventure and an abundance of photo opportunities.

Your Leisurely Cruise

The RV River Kwai opens up an entirely new area for river tourism, taking you in comfort to parts of Thailand that, until recently, were almost unreachable by any other means of transportation. Your leisurely journey, either upstream from Kanchanaburi or downstream from Daowadung, within the jaw-dropping natural beauty of Kanchanaburi Province, west of Bangkok, offers you the opportunity to see the inland regions along the River Kwai from a perspective that few get to experience. The picture is completed with exotic scenery and wildlife as well as plenty of local traditional fishing boats and rafts along the way.

Every morning and afternoon, you can set out on guided land excursions to visit attractions along the river including Buddhist temples, historic sites, elephant camps and remote villages, Khmer ruins, waterfalls and hot springs, war cemeteries, and of course, the Bridge over the River Kwai – made famous by the 1957 movie about the prisoners of war who built the bridge, which was subsequently destroyed by allied aircraft.

Itineraries & Prices

All itineraries are subject to change due to seasonal weather conditions (and resultant variations in river and tributary water levels) affecting accessibility to locations. Thus navigation routes, times and excursions may need to be modified at the cruise captain’s or your guide's discretion.

4 Day - River Cruise (Downstream)

Embarkation

AM : Depart from Bangkok by van / coach to Kanchanaburi via Nakorn Pathom. Short stop to visit the highest Chedi in Thailand called “Phra Pathom Chedi” which is the largest pagoda in Southeast Asia.

Visit to Khao Noi Cave Temple (Wat Tham Khao Noi) located on the west bank of the river. The monastery was constructed on a hill, decorated in the form of Chinese architecture and cultural art. From the top of the monastery observe the beautiful scenery of Kanchanaburi and its mountainous horizon.

Also visit to Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Sua) nearby, built in the form of Thai cultural art. The great Buddha image and pagoda placed in the temple are respected by all Buddhists. Continue to Kanchanaburi.

PM : Lunch at Sommai Restaurant. Proceed to Hell Fire Pass, a part of the Death Railway cut through the stone mountain. Trails lead to Hin Tok Bridge and Konyu Cutting where a plaque commemorates the ordeal of Australian and British POW’s who undertook the hazardous work in precarious conditions at the aptly named pass. The memorial complex (Hin Lek Fai) is intended to honor the Allied Prisoners of War and conscripted people from India, Burma, Malaysia and other countries who died during construction of the railway, as well as all who suffered as a consequence of the hardships.

Embark RV River Kwai and cruise along Kwai Noi River. Dinner and overnight on board.

Ban Hin Dad, Sai Yok Yai & Sai Yok

AM : Breakfast on board while cruising downriver. Visit a boarding school nearby the bank of Kwai Noi River built under the patronage of H.R.H. Crown Princess Sirindhorn for refugee children.

Continue by coach to visit Hin Dad Hot Spring, formerly called Kui Mang. It was accidentally discovered by Japanese soldiers who were supervising the construction of the Death Railway. The natural hot spring features two large pools and private baths. The mineral in the spring is believed to cure many diseases, e.g. beriberi (lack of vitamin B), arthritis, etc.

Visit to Pha Tad Waterfall located in the western zone of Si Nakharin Dam National Park. It originates from a small stream called Huai Kui Mang. Pha Tad is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Kanchanaburi Province and flows into the Kwai Noi River.

Board RV River Kwai at Kaeng Pa Lorm.

PM : Lunch on board while cruising along Kwai Noi River. River rafting or canoeing downstream on Kwai Noi River. If time allows, visit nearby Mon Village. Dinner and overnight on board.

Sai Yok - Ban Kao

AM : Breakfast on board while cruising downriver. Short visit at Sai Yok village located right on the river bank.

Lunch on board while cruising to view greenery and mountainous scenery at its best.

Board the coach to visit the Krasae Cave situated on the bank of the Kwai Noi River, an excellent view point. The cavern houses a Buddha image. Take a 3rd class train to Tha Kilen Train Station passing over the long wooden viaduct.

Arrive Tha Kilen and continue by coach to “Prasat Muang Singh“, historical park with Khmer architecture from the late Lopburi period, some 700-800 years ago. The extensive ruins of the temple beside the River Kwai Noi are a potent reminder of the vast expanse of the Khmer empire. The ancient border town of Muang Singh, “City of the Lions”, was probably established as a trading post.

Return to the RV River Kwai at Prasat Muang Singh and cruise along Kwai Noi River.

PM : Afternoon at leisure on the boat. “Farewell Dinner” and overnight on board.

Disembarkation

AM : Breakfast on board while cruising along Kwai Noi River.

Visit to Wat Tham Khaopoon, a Buddhist temple which served as a big camp of World War II. There is a middle cave containing stalactites and stalagmites and many remarkable Buddha images. Behind the temple enjoy a marvelous view down the valley of the Kwai Noi River.

Continue by coach to Kanchanaburi to visit the world-famous bridge over the River Kwai. The sturdy Iron Bridge spanning the River Kwai Yai, which was a crucial part of the Death Railway, was built in some 16 months by Allied prisoners of war and Asian conscripts. The bridge was destroyed in Allied bombing raids towards the end of World War II and was later rebuilt by the Japanese as war reparations. Continue to the Thailand-Burma Railway Center Museum, an interactive museum which provides a remarkable research and information centre dedicated to presenting the story of the Thailand-Burma Railway.

Finally, visit to the Donrak War Cemetery which contains the remains of 6,982 Allied prisoners of war who perished during the construction of the “Death Railway”. Rejoin RV River Kwai and lunch on board while cruising towards Nong Ya dock.

PM : Disembark RV River Kwai at Nong Ya dock and return to Bangkok by coach. Arrive Bangkok and transfer to your hotel in Bangkok downtown.

4 Day - River Cruise (Upstream)

Also visit to Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Sua) nearby, built in the form of Thai cultural art. The great Buddha image and pagoda placed in the temple are respected by all Buddhists.

Continue to Kanchanaburi and visit to JEATH War Museum, a realistic depiction of a prisoner of war (POW) camp with bamboo huts which give an inkling of the grim living conditions and atrocities endured. On display are tools, bombs, photographs, original sketches, testimonies, pictorials and physical memorabilia dating from World War II.

Embark RV River Kwai at Nong Ya dock. Lunch on board while cruising on Kwai Noi River.

PM : Afternoon at leisure! Dinner and overnight on board.

Ban Kao, Sai Yok

AM : Breakfast on board while cruising upriver on the Kwai Noi River to Muang Singh. Visit a boarding school nearby the bank of the Kwai Noi River built under the patronage of H.R.H. Crown Princess Sirindhorn for refugee children.

Visit “Prasat Muang Singh“, historical park with Khmer architecture from the late Lopburi period, some 700-800 years ago. The extensive ruins of the temple beside the River Kwai Noi are a potent reminder of the vast expanse of the Khmer empire. The ancient border town of Muang Singh, “City of the Lions”, was probably established as a trading post. Continue by coach to Tha Kilen Train Station. Take a 3rd class train to Saphan Tham Krasae passing over the long wooden viaduct.

Arrive at Saphan Tham Krasae and visit to Krasae Cave situated on the bank of the Kwai Noi River, an excellent view point. The cavern houses a Buddha image. Continue by coach and short stop at Sai Yok Village located right on the river bank, upriver from Wang Pho Bridge.

PM : Lunch on board while cruising upriver. Afternoon at leisure on the boat. Dinner and overnight on board.

Sai Yok, Sai Yok Yai & Ban Hin Dad

AM : Breakfast on board. Walk uphill to visit Kaeng Lava Cave. From the landing a short trail leads to the cave which boasts admirable stone draperies and concretions in large chambers. The stalactites and stalagmites are a spectacular creation by nature.

Continue by coach to Hell Fire Pass, a part of the Death Railway cut through the stone mountain. Trails lead to Hin Tok Bridge and Konyu Cutting where a plaque commemorates the ordeal of Australian and British POW’s who undertook the hazardous work in precarious conditions at the aptly named pass. The memorial complex (Hin Lek Fai) is intended to honor the Allied Prisoners of War and conscripted people from India, Burma, Malaysia and other countries who died during construction of the railway, as well as all who suffered as a consequence of the hardships.

PM : Lunch at local restaurant in Saiyoke National Park area, passing Sai Yok Yai Waterfalls. Back to boat and cruising upriver.

Afternoon at leisure on the boat. “Farewell Dinner” and overnight on board.

AM : We start the day by offering foods to monks (making merit in Buddhist style) at nearby temple. Breakfast on board.

Disembark and return to Kanchanaburi by coach.

Visit to Wat Tham Khaopoon, a Buddhist temple which served as a big camp of World War II. There is a middle cave containing stalactites and stalagmites and many remarkable Buddha images. Behind the temple enjoy a marvelous view down the valley of the Kwai Noi River.

Then, visit the Thailand-Burma Railway Center Museum, an interactive museum which provides a remarkable research and information centre dedicated to presenting the story of the Thailand-Burma Railway. Also visit to the Donrak War Cemetery which contains the remains of 6,982 Allied prisoners of war who perished during the construction of the “Death Railway”. Continue to the world-famous bridge over the River Kwai. The sturdy Iron Bridge spanning the River Kwai Yai, which was a crucial part of the Death Railway, was built in some 16 months by Allied prisoners of war and Asian conscripts. The bridge was destroyed in Allied bombing raids towards the end of World War II and was later rebuilt by the Japanese as war reparations.

PM : Lunch at River Kwai Restaurant, next to the bridge. Proceed to Bangkok. Arrive Bangkok and transfer to your hotel in Bangkok downtown.

7 Day - 7 Day Cruise

AM : Depart from Bangkok by van / coach to Kanchanaburi via Nakorn Pathom. Short stop to visit the highest Chedi in Thailand called “Phra Pathom Chedi” - the largest pagoda in Southeast Asia.

Visit to Khao Noi Cave Temple (Wat Tham Khao Noi) located on the west bank of the river. The monastery was constructed on a hill, decorated in the form of Chinese architecture and cultural art. From the top of the monastery observe the beautiful scenery of Kanchanaburi and its mountainous horizon.

Next, visit the Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Sua). The great Buddha image and pagoda placed in the temple are respected by all Buddhists.

Continue to Kanchanaburi and visit the JEATH War Museum, a realistic depiction of a prisoner of war (POW) camp. On display are tools, bombs, photographs, original sketches, testimonies, pictorials and physical memorabilia dating from World War II.

PM : Embark RV River Kwai at Nong Ya dock. Lunch on board while cruising on Kwai Noi River. Afternoon at leisure!

Dinner and overnight on board.

AM : Breakfast on board while cruising upriver on the Kwai Noi River to Muang Sing.

Visit a boarding school nearby the bank of the Kwai Noi River built under the patronage of H.R.H. Crown Princess Sirindhorn for refugee children.

Visit “Prasat Muang Singh”, a historical park with Khmer architecture from the late Lopburi period, some 700-800 years ago. The extensive ruins of the temple beside the River Kwai Noi are a potent reminder of the vast expanse of the Khmer empire.

Continue by coach to Tha Kilen Train Station. Take a train to Saphan Tham Krasae passing over the long wooden viaduct.

Arrive at Saphan Tham Krasae and visit the Krasae Cave on the bank of the Kwai Noi River - an excellent view point.

The cavern houses a Buddha image.

PM : Lunch on board while cruising upriver. Afternoon at leisure on the boat.

Sai Yok, Sai Yok Yai & Ban Hin Dat

AM : After breakfast on board, walk uphill to visit Kaeng Lava Cave. From the landing a short trail leads to the cave which boasts admirable stone draperies and concretions in large chambers. The stalactites and stalagmites are a spectacular creation by nature.

Continue by coach to Hell Fire Pass, a part of the Death Railway cut through the stone mountain. Trails lead to Hin Tok Bridge and Konyu Cutting where a plaque commemorates the ordeal of Australian and British POW’s who undertook the hazardous work in precarious conditions at the aptly named pass.

PM : Lunch at a local restaurant in Saiyoke National Park area, passing Sai Yok Yai Waterfalls.

Back to boat and cruising upriver. Afternoon at leisure on the boat.

Ban Hin Dat & Thong Pha Phum

AM : Start the day by offering foods to monks (making merit in Buddhist style) at a nearby temple.

Next, depart by coach to visit Vachiralongkorn Dam, an immense lake created from the waters of three rivers harnessed by the hydroelectric dam, which stretches to the far horizon. The thick jungle through which the railway line cut a swathe in recent times has been tamed and the surrounding fertile land now supports agricultural crops – sugar cane, tapioca, tobacco, maize and cotton. The admirable rugged scenery of the lake set against rolling hills on the distant horizon is ample reward for the long journey. Drive back to Thong Pha Phum and visit the local market.

PM : Lunch at local restaurant. Afternoon at leisure. Dinner and overnight on board.

Ban Hin Dat, Sai Yok Yai & Sai Yok

AM : Breakfast on board while cruising downriver. Meet coach and continue to visit Hin Dad Hot Spring, formerly called Kui Mang. It was accidentally discovered by Japanese soldiers who were supervising the construction of the Death Railway. The natural hot spring features two large pools and private baths. The mineral in the spring is believed to cure many diseases, e.g. beriberi (lack of vitamin B), arthritis, etc.

Visit to Pha Tat Waterfall located in the western zone of Si Nakharin Dam National Park. It originates from a small stream called Huai Kui Mang. Pha Tat is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Kanchanaburi Province and flows into the Kwai Noi River.

PM : Lunch at local restaurant and take a long tailed boat along Kwai Noi River to the Floatel Jungle Raft. River rafting or canoeing downstream on Kwai Noi River. If time allows, visit nearby the Mon Village.

Sai Yok, Ban Kao

AM : Breakfast on board while cruising downriver. Morning at leisure on the boat.

PM : Lunch on board while cruising downriver to Wang Pho Bridge.

Depart by coach to visit Ban Kao National Museum, constructed beside a Neolithic burial ground. When Dr. Van Heekeren, a Dutch archaeologist was working as a prisoner of war on the construction of The Death Railway during World War II, he accidentally found numerous stone tolls in the Ban Kao area. When the war was over, the archaeological excavations were systematically conducted at the delta of the Kwai Noi and Kwai Yai Rivers. A large number of prehistoric skeletons, potteries, stone tools and ornaments were uncovered and exhibited at this museum.

Rejoin RV River Kwai.

There is no better way to learn Thai cooking than taking an authentic cooking class in Thailand. This basic class – on deck of RV River Kwai – will introduce you to the wonderful world of Thai flavors. During classes the school’s instructional emphasis is focused on three things: traditional Thai technique, innovative use of ingredients and aesthetic presentations. Spend a few hours learning to prepare a traditional Thai cocktail (‘Mai Tai’), authentic Thai dishes (e.g. ‘Tom Yam Kung’ or ‘Chicken Green Curry’) and a Thai green papaya salad (‘Som Tam’). An experience not to be missed!

Farewell Dinner and overnight on board.

AM : Breakfast on board while cruising downstream to Wat Tham Khaopoon.

Finally, visit the Donrak War Cemetery which contains the remains of 6,982 Allied prisoners of war who perished during the construction of the “Death Railway”.

Rejoin RV River Kwai at Saphan Mai and lunch on board while cruising towards Nong Ya dock.

PM : Disembark RV River Kwai at Nong Ya dock and return to Bangkok by coach.

Accommodations

Social areas.

Suites & Cabins

Deluxe stateroom.

These teak-lined cabins feature a picture window to enjoy the beautiful scenery when sailing across River Kwai. The cozy cabins come with a mini-bar and a coffee and tea set for guests. The private ensuite bathroom is equipped with a shower and a water closet.

Technical Information

• Cabins with balconies
• Air conditioning
• WIFI available
• Hot showers
• Flash lights
• Water canteen/bottle

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10 of the best things to do in Thailand

Dec 21, 2023 • 9 min read

Experience the best of Thailand with this guide to the top things to do © Jackyenjoyphotography / Getty Images

People may think of Thailand as a food-focused destination, or a place for great nightlife or even a wellness center and somewhere to go and be pampered.

The truth is, Thailand is all of those things and more. You could be snorkeling in bright blue waters near a glorious beach , hiking to Thailand’s highest temples, slurping down a roadside bowlful of spicy noodles , plying the city’s waterways in a long-tail boat or simply dozing off next to a pool with a book on your chest.

Create your own adventure to remember in the Land of Smiles with our guide to the best things to do in Thailand.

1. Make your way to a temple

Thailand is home to more than 40,000 temples, which makes the decision on exactly where to visit that much more difficult. Although most people will say that visits to Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Wat Pho are musts, some other temples scattered throughout the kingdom might end up being the ones to lodge themselves permanently in your memories.

In the far Northern town of Chiang Rai , Wat Rong Khun – otherwise known as the “White Temple” – features a “bridge of rebirth” that takes visitors over a “lake” of outstretched hands representing human suffering. Further south near Pattaya , the Sanctuary of Truth stands as Thailand’s largest wooden building, painstakingly carved using traditional techniques. And on the border between the North and Northeast regions in Phetchabun, Wat Phra Thad Son Kaew  displays a series of giant Buddha images sitting in each other’s laps inspired by Russian nesting dolls, surrounded by Gaudi-like mosaics and a vast tapestry of stunning mountains.

If you do decide to stay in Bangkok, Wat Arun (aka “Temple of the Dawn”) is a beautiful and less-touristy temple on the banks of the Chao Phraya, while Wat Po also houses a massage school said to have been the birthplace of Thai massage.

2. Island hop in the Andaman Sea

This is what the kingdom is likely most known for: its dramatic, green-speckled islands and celadon waters. The best place from which to experience this is Phuket , Thailand’s largest and most-visited island. From its two marinas, you can hire a boat to survey the Andaman Sea and its many blessings, including the iconic  Ko Khao Phing Kan (also known as James Bond Island) featured in the movie  The Man With a Golden Gun (1974), which resembles a tree-furred exclamation point (one of many striking limestone karsts) in Phang Nga Bay .

Planning tip: Boat rentals can range from US$60 a day on a fishing boat to US$140 a day on a “luxury” cruiser with lunch and dinner included. You can also head to Rassada Pier to take a ferry to tour Phang Nga Bay as a day trip. Book a ticket online in advance in case they sell out.

3. Shop at one of Thailand's best markets

Thais love to shop, so it’s little surprise that Thailand is liberally peppered with markets of all types, from morning fruit markets to weekend craft markets to raucous night markets and even all-hours markets. The most famous of these is probably Bangkok’s 24/7 Flower Market , where a panoply of gorgeous blooms makes ideal Instagram fodder against the background of the Chao Phraya River. Also in Bangkok,  Or Tor Kor is widely considered – even among persnickety Thai aunties – to be the best food market in the country, especially revered for its traditional sweets and pristine produce. 

Up North, Chiang Mai’s Saturday Walking Street  and  Sunday Walking Street are predictably famous, but the Walking Street in Chiang Khan on the banks of the Mekong is just as extensive and far more picturesque. If it’s crafts you’re looking for, Cicada Market in the beach resort town of Hua Hin offers art, clothing and knick-knacks and is only a short walk from the beach. And if it’s a floating market that floats your boat, tree-lined Khlong Lat Mayom is only 1.5 hours from Bangkok and is far less touristy than Bangkok’s Chatuchak Market  and the floating markets of Damnoen Saduak and Amphawa . All are worth visiting, but beware of crowds.

4. Splash around in a waterfall

If you loved to splash around in fountains as a kid, then Thailand’s many, many waterfalls will surely delight your inner child – or even your actual child. From close to Bangkok (in Khao Yai National Park , a 2.5-hour drive from Bangkok) to its farthest reaches (in Ubon Ratchathani , on the edge of Thailand’s northeast), Thailand has a waterfall to suit any type of swimmer or nature lover, from little paddlers to experienced hikers.

Made famous by the movie The Beach  (2000), Khao Yai’s Haew Suwat is not necessarily Thailand’s most towering waterfall (it’s 20m/66ft high), but it does host an emerald-green pool perfect for midday dips. Located in Erawan National Park in western Kanchanaburi , the eponymous Erawan Falls is one of the most famous waterfalls in the country, thanks to its seven mighty tiers and the tiny fish that nibble at your toes at the bottom. Meanwhile in the far northeast lies the isolated Soi Sawan waterfall in Ubon Ratchathani , near where wildflowers bloom in the cool season and numerous hiking trails lead to amazing viewpoints.

Planning tip: If you do plan to beat the heat with a quick plunge, bring a towel and a swimsuit, but remember that changing rooms are few and far between. 

5. Learn more about Thailand at its top museums

Thailand is chock-a-block with museums, but some are far less stultifying than others. Belying the image of a fusty old building harboring ancient relics from a far-off land, Museum Siam in Bangkok tells the story of how the “Land of Smiles” came to be through a series of creative, interactive exhibits geared mainly at children. Also in Bangkok, the Jim Thompson House Museum keeps the spirit of the Thai silk tycoon (and rumored CIA agent who disappeared in 1967) alive by making his former home and collection of art and antiques accessible to the public. And only 40km (25 miles) southeast of Bangkok, Muang Boran (the Ancient City) is a faithful reconstruction of Ayutthaya-era Siam, set over 200 acres and labeled the world’s biggest open-air museum.

Detour: If you can make it out of the Bangkok area, the lengthily titled Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre and Memorial Walking Trail , situated 100km (62 miles) from Kanchanaburi, was created in memory of the WWII POWs who helped build the Burma-Thailand railway, also known as the “Death Railway” immortalized in the 1957-film Bridge Over the River Kwai .

6. Take a hike along trails and through forests

In spite of its reputation as a classic fly-and-flop destination, Thailand also manages to be generously laden with hiking trails tailored to all levels of experience. Only 25km (15.5 miles) south of the resort town of Hua Hin, Pranburi Forest Park features a 1km-long (0.6 mile) boardwalk along mangrove forests and pine trees, allowing even toddlers the chance to stretch their legs while surrounded by greenery.

Up north, close to Chiang Mai, the 13km (8-mile)  Buddha’s Footprint Trail  is a simple out-and-back walk popular among birdwatchers for the diversity of both wildlife and foliage on display (a guide is required and can be hired among the Hmong villagers). 

Meanwhile, adrenaline junkies – and devout Buddhists or meditation enthusiasts – will love Wat Phu Thok , also known as the “Lonely Mountain” and located in Northeastern Bueng Kan. Visitors are encouraged to ascend a 359m-high (1,200ft) peak by way of steps, carved paths and eventually rickety-looking wooden slats. The experience, meant to mirror the seven levels to nirvana, is supposed to encourage meditation and focus on the “now” as walkers negotiate every strenuous (and occasionally daunting) step.

Local tip: Walkers who are afraid of heights should steer clear of the Lonely Mountain or ascend only the first few levels. The seventh level is said to be riddled with snakes, so no need to go further than the sixth.

7. Cruise Bangkok's Chao Phraya River

Before it became known as a mecca for traffic jams, Bangkok was once described as the “Venice of the East,” crisscrossed with canals branching from the Chao Phraya River , which once served as the kingdom's main artery of commerce and diplomacy. Although far fewer Thais use the Chao Phraya as part of their daily lives today, it remains a potent reminder of the city’s waterborne past. 

Many boats – from small long-tailed boats to water buses to larger dinner cruise-type ships – ply the waters for visitors in search of a glimpse of Bangkok’s past, or who simply want to avoid the traffic. The most famous of these boats is likely the Chao Phraya Express Boat . From downtown Sathorn, the boat goes as far as the northern suburb of Nonthaburi, and prices range from 16 to 33 baht.

Local tip: You can also rent your own long-tail boat for a cruise of the city’s many canals for 2,000–5,000 baht, depending on the size of the boat. Reserve online to secure a spot.

8. Taste Bangkok's best street food in Chinatown

Rejuvenated after a COVID-era economic slump, Bangkok’s street food scene is newly vibrant, especially in areas like the Old Town , along Charoen Krung Road, on Bantadthong Road, and by the Victory Monument . The birthplace of Thai street food (and restaurants) is Chinatown – also known as Yaowarat. Chinese–Thai dishes like oyster omelets, soup noodles, rice porridge and black sesame-stuffed dumplings tempt passersby along Yaowarat Rd, which becomes a neon-lit roadside buffet at night. Just remember: many street food stalls are closed on Monday, so be sure to check your chosen vendors beforehand.

Planning tip: While in Chinatown, check out one of Bangkok’s hippest nightlife spots, Nana Road (in Chinatown, not on Sukhumvit). Here, famous watering holes like Tep Bar , Teens of Thailand and the taxes-themed TAX rub shoulders with picturesque shophouses and noodle joints.

9. Cycle around some incredible ruins

Before Bangkok was even a gleam in King Rama I’s eye, the country’s capitals lived further up from the Chao Phraya River, first in Sukhothai and then in Ayuthaya . Now both UNESCO World Heritage sites, their ruins testify to the power and beauty of what was formerly known as Siam. Ranging over 70 sq km (27 sq miles), Sukhothai Historical Park showcases Wat Mahathat at its center, arranged like a lotus among 193 ruins. Visitors can explore the grounds by rented bicycle before heading to Ramkhamhaeng National Museum . 

At the larger Ayutthaya Historical Park, active from the 14th to 18th centuries, 425 unearthed archaeological sites include Vihara Phra Mongkol Bophit, home to one of Thailand’s largest bronze Buddha statues. You can also hire a bicycle to survey the park or head on out with a guide, and even rent traditional Thai costumes for a photo shoot.

10. See marine life on a snorkeling or diving trip

Marine life lovers or even avowed “water babies” will find all that they desire under the Andaman Sea or Gulf of Thailand. With its warm water, striking coral reefs and many manta rays and whale sharks , Thailand is thick with top-tier diving sites for all experience levels off of Phuket , Ko Phi-Phi , Ko Tao and Ko Pha-Ngan . If it’s snorkeling you’re after, the waters of Ko Chang and Ko Tarutao Marine National Park host bountiful marine life in clear blue water. 

Local tip: For the most part, October to April is considered prime diving season, while May to September is deemed best for snorkeling.

This article was first published Aug 24, 2021 and updated Dec 21, 2023.

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From the bridge of the three-masted windjammer, the Sea Cloud Spirit , the captain called out the words we’d all been waiting for.

“Let’s set the sails!” he cried, after turning off the engines, while maneuvering to maintain an optimum angle for his 18 deckhands to climb into the shrouds and unfurl the ship’s 44,132 square feet of sails by hand.

Like acrobats, the crew scurried up the masts to the upper topgallant sails that rose nearly 200 feet above us. The ship’s captain, Vukota Stojanovic, later insisted that none of it was for show. “Whenever there is an opportunity to sail, we sail,” he said.

For the next hour, the crew hauled the ropes until the 28 sails were billowing in the wind, propelling the 452-foot-long ship — the world’s largest passenger sailing vessel on which the sails are raised by hand — toward its first port of call, Portofino, Italy.

At a time when cruise lines are packing their ever-more-gargantuan ships with water parks and basketball courts, the 136-passenger Sea Cloud Spirit, with its old-fashioned clipper design and wooden decks, stands out. It is the newest ship from the Hamburg-based Sea Cloud Cruises , and while it is the company’s biggest, Sea Cloud said it wanted to leave space for passengers to connect to the surrounding elements.

“Wherever you are on the ship, it feels like you are sitting on the water,” said Amelia Dominick, 71, a retired real estate agent from Cologne, Germany, who was on her third cruise onboard the Sea Cloud Spirit.

I had arrived for a four-night “taster sailing” from Nice, France, to the Ligurian region of Italy, designed to entice passengers to sign up for a longer cruise. Here’s what I found.

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The Spirit has many comforts and luxuries, including a fitness center, library, hair salon and a spa with a Finnish sauna that overlooks the sea. The deck layouts are spacious, with nooks carved out for privacy and relaxation.

Sixty-nine spacious cabins have windows that open onto the sea. My room, a junior suite on the third deck, had two large arched windows, mahogany tables, a balcony and a comfortable couch and armchair. The marble bathroom was lavish, with a gold-plated sink and large jetted bathtub.

The elegant interior design is inspired by the original Sea Cloud, built in 1931 for Marjorie Merriweather Post, the American heiress of the General Foods Corporation, with glossy wooden panels and gold trimmings. The Sea Cloud was the largest private sailing yacht in the world before Post handed it over to the U.S. Navy for use as a weather-reporting vessel during World War II. The four-mast, 64-passenger ship has since been restored to its former glory and will sail across the Aegean and Adriatic this summer.

The experience felt authentic — even before the sails were set — with a detailed safety drill. On most cruises, the drill entails a safety video and signing in at an assembly point. But here, passengers put on their life jackets and walked through emergency scenarios that included rationing food supplies and fishing from the lifeboat.

Each day, the sails were set, even during heavy rain and wind speeds over 30 knots. Guests wanting to participate in the rigging are usually invited to do so, but the weather conditions made it too risky for this sailing.

“It was amazing to watch the work go into putting the sails up and down and to experience the wind power pulling the ship so fast without the engines,” said Malte Rahnenfuehrer, a 50-year-old psychologist from Zurich, who was traveling with his partner and two children.

The captain

It is rare for cruise passengers to see the ship’s captain after the initial welcome drinks or gala dinner. But Capt. Vukota Stojanovic was omnipresent throughout the cruise, from setting sails to lifeguarding to mingling with guests.

Originally from Montenegro, Captain Stojanovic piloted container ships for years. When he was asked to consider helming the original Sea Cloud nearly 10 years ago, he hesitated because he had no experience sailing. Even after he learned the ropes — and there are 340 ropes (known as running rigging) on the vessel — he was unsure. “I grew to love the sailings, the boats, the crew the lifestyle, but I still felt I belonged on container ships,” he said. “It would be a big adjustment, especially because I would have to shave every day,” he joked.

Eventually, he accepted the opportunity and worked tirelessly to learn how to sail and operate the ship. Today, he keeps an “open bridge” policy, allowing passengers to visit the control room, even when he is wrestling with the wind.

“The crew and the passengers are all part of the experience, and I like to meet people and receive their feedback,” Captain Stojanovic said.

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Sea Cloud Cruises aspires to take a “gentle” approach, using wind power to drive its ships wherever possible, even if that means changing course for optimal weather conditions. When sailing is not possible, the Spirit has two diesel-electric engines that run on low-sulfur marine diesel fuel. The company is also working with ports that have shore power capabilities to plug into the local electric power.

Onboard, there is an emphasis on reusable bottles and paper straws, and crew members separate solid waste to be compacted and removed when in port.

Excursions and Activities

We made stops in Portofino, San Remo, Italy, and St.-Tropez, France, anchoring offshore and getting to land by tender — a contrast to the big cruise ships with their loud horns and thick plumes of exhaust spewing from their funnels.

For passengers wanting to take a dip (there is no pool), the crew marked an area in the water with floats and an inflatable slide. The water was frigid, but many passengers took the plunge from the swimming deck. Guests could also take “Zodiac Safaris” around the ship to get views of the vessel from the water.

Excursions ranged from food and wine tours to e-biking and beach trips. In Portofino, passengers were free to explore the sights independently, including the Castello Brown Fortress and the lighthouse on Punta del Capo rock. There was ample time to eat meals on shore as the ship did not depart until 11 p.m. Over the summer, the Sea Cloud Spirit will sail to Spain, Portugal, France and the Azores, among other destinations. On Nov. 11, she will depart for St. Maarten in the Caribbean for the winter.

Wherever the vessel goes, said Mirell Reyes, president of Sea Cloud Cruise for North America, the company tries to “stay away from the crowds and ports where big cruise ships spit out 6,000 passengers.”

Summer prices, which include food and beverages, range from $3,995 for a four-night sailing in a superior cabin to $9,420 for a veranda suite. Seven-night sailings cost between $6,995 and $16,495.

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Volkswagen Voyage: versões, modelos e mais!

Em Automóveis e veículos por André M. Coelho

Vamos analisar em detalhes as diferentes versões e modelos do Volkswagen Voyage, destacando sua evolução ao longo do tempo. Além disso, forneceremos uma visão geral da história do Voyage e apresentaremos informações técnicas sobre cada um dos modelos lançados.

Prepare-se para uma jornada emocionante pelo mundo do Volkswagen Voyage!

Volkswagen Voyage: As Versões e Modelos

O Volkswagen Voyage tem sido um carro emblemático da Volkswagen há várias décadas. Ao longo dos anos, a montadora lançou várias versões e modelos do Voyage para atender às necessidades e preferências dos motoristas. Vamos dar uma olhada nas principais versões e modelos que fizeram história no Voyage.

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1. Volkswagen Voyage 1.0

A primeira geração do Volkswagen Voyage foi lançada em 1981 e conquistou os corações dos motoristas com seu design clássico e desempenho confiável. Equipado com um motor 1.0, o Voyage 1.0 era uma opção acessível para aqueles que procuravam um carro econômico e de baixa manutenção.

Com sua aparência elegante e interior espaçoso, o Voyage 1.0 rapidamente se tornou um sucesso entre os motoristas urbanos.

2. Volkswagen Voyage 1.6

O Volkswagen Voyage 1.6 entrou em cena como uma opção mais potente para os entusiastas de velocidade. Com um motor 1.6 litros, o Voyage 1.6 oferecia uma experiência de condução mais dinâmica e emocionante. Além disso, o Voyage 1.6 também apresentava atualizações no design exterior, tornando-o ainda mais atraente para aqueles que buscavam um carro com estilo e desempenho.

3. Volkswagen Voyage G6

A sexta geração do Voyage, também conhecida como Voyage G6, foi lançada em 2008 e trouxe consigo várias melhorias significativas. Com um design mais moderno e aerodinâmico, o Voyage G6 se destacava na estrada.

Além disso, a Volkswagen aprimorou a tecnologia e os recursos de segurança no G6, proporcionando uma experiência de condução mais segura e confortável.

4. Volkswagen Voyage 1.6 MSI

O Volkswagen Voyage 1.6 MSI foi uma versão do Voyage que recebeu grande destaque devido ao seu motor avançado.

Equipado com o motor 1.6 MSI (Multi-Point Injection), o Voyage 1.6 MSI oferecia uma combinação impressionante de desempenho e eficiência de combustível. Com essa versão, a Volkswagen continuou a aprimorar o Voyage para atender às demandas dos motoristas modernos.

5. Volkswagen Voyage Comfortline

O Volkswagen Voyage Comfortline foi projetado para oferecer uma experiência de condução luxuosa e confortável. Com recursos adicionais de conforto, como ar-condicionado, vidros elétricos e direção hidráulica, o Voyage Comfortline era perfeito para aqueles que valorizavam o conforto durante as viagens.

Além disso, o interior elegante e espaçoso do Comfortline garantia uma experiência premium.

Entregando conforto, desempenho, e economia, o Voyage evoluiu muito bem e acompanhou diversas tendências, se tornando um dos carros mais populares. (Imagem: Volkswagen)

A História do Volkswagen Voyage

A história do Volkswagen Voyage remonta ao seu lançamento inicial em 1981. Desde então, o Voyage passou por várias mudanças e melhorias ao longo dos anos para acompanhar as tendências automotivas e as necessidades dos motoristas. Vamos dar uma olhada na evolução do Voyage ao longo do tempo.

O Primeiro Lançamento do Volkswagen Voyage

O Volkswagen Voyage fez sua estreia no mercado automotivo em 1981. Como uma variante do clássico Volkswagen Gol, o Voyage foi projetado para oferecer uma opção sedã compacta e econômica.

Com sua aparência elegante e desempenho confiável, o Voyage rapidamente se tornou um sucesso entre os motoristas que buscavam um carro prático e acessível.

Durante os primeiros anos, o Voyage apresentava um design simples e funcional, com ênfase na economia de combustível e baixa manutenção. Com o passar do tempo, a Volkswagen começou a adicionar recursos e atualizações ao Voyage, tornando-o mais sofisticado e atraente para um público mais amplo.

Inovações e Melhorias Contínuas

Conforme a tecnologia automotiva avançava, a Volkswagen introduzia inovações e melhorias contínuas no Voyage. Novos recursos de segurança, como freios ABS e airbags , foram adicionados para aprimorar a proteção dos ocupantes. Além disso, a eficiência de combustível e o desempenho do motor foram aprimorados para oferecer uma experiência de condução mais satisfatória.

Com cada geração do Voyage, a Volkswagen procurou acompanhar as preferências dos consumidores e as tendências do mercado. Atualizações de design foram feitas para manter o Voyage moderno e atraente. Interior espaçoso, conectividade avançada e recursos de conveniência foram incorporados para tornar o Voyage um carro prático e confortável para o dia a dia.

O Futuro do Volkswagen Voyage

Com uma história rica e bem-sucedida, o Volkswagen Voyage continua sendo uma escolha popular entre os motoristas em busca de um sedã confiável e acessível. A Volkswagen continua investindo em pesquisa e desenvolvimento para garantir que o Voyage se mantenha relevante no mercado automotivo em constante evolução.

No futuro, podemos esperar ver mais inovações tecnológicas e aprimoramentos de desempenho no Voyage. À medida que a demanda por carros elétricos cresce, é possível que a Volkswagen também introduza uma versão elétrica do Voyage para atender às necessidades dos motoristas preocupados com o meio ambiente.

Ficha Técnica: Conheça os Detalhes de Cada Modelo do Volkswagen Voyage

A ficha técnica de um carro fornece informações detalhadas sobre suas especificações e características. Aqui estão as fichas técnicas dos modelos mais populares do Volkswagen Voyage:

Motor: 1.0 litro

Potência: varia de acordo com o ano de fabricação e versão

Torque: varia de acordo com o ano de fabricação e versão

Transmissão: Manual de 5 velocidades

Consumo médio de combustível: varia de acordo com o ano de fabricação e versão

Comprimento: varia de acordo com o ano de fabricação e versão

Largura: varia de acordo com o ano de fabricação e versão

Altura: varia de acordo com o ano de fabricação e versão

Capacidade do porta-malas: varia de acordo com o ano de fabricação e versão

Motor: 1.6 litros

Transmissão: Manual de 5 velocidades / Automática de 6 velocidades

Motor: varia de acordo com o ano de fabricação e versão

Transmissão: varia de acordo com o ano de fabricação e versão

Motor: 1.6 litros MSI

Perguntas Frequentes sobre o Volkswagen Voyage

Aqui estão algumas perguntas frequentes sobre o Volkswagen Voyage, juntamente com suas respostas:

1. Qual é o preço médio do Volkswagen Voyage?

O preço médio do Volkswagen Voyage varia de acordo com o modelo, ano de fabricação, opcionais e condição do veículo. É sempre recomendável verificar com um revendedor autorizado da Volkswagen ou consultar sites de venda de carros para obter informações atualizadas sobre os preços.

2. O Volkswagen Voyage é econômico em termos de combustível?

Sim, o Volkswagen Voyage é conhecido por sua economia de combustível. Com motores eficientes e tecnologias de economia de energia, o Voyage oferece um bom consumo de combustível em sua categoria.

3. O Voyage possui garantia da Volkswagen?

Sim, a Volkswagen oferece uma garantia para o Voyage. As condições da garantia podem variar de acordo com o país e o revendedor, portanto, é importante verificar as informações específicas com um revendedor autorizado.

4. O Voyage tem bom espaço interno?

Sim, o Voyage oferece um bom espaço interno, especialmente considerando sua categoria de carro compacto. Com um design inteligente e otimização do espaço, o Voyage é capaz de acomodar confortavelmente os passageiros e seus pertences.

5. O Voyage está disponível em versões automáticas?

Sim, o Voyage está disponível em versões automáticas. Alguns modelos oferecem transmissão automática de 6 velocidades, proporcionando uma experiência de condução mais conveniente e suave.

6. O Volkswagen Voyage é um carro confiável?

Sim, o Volkswagen Voyage é conhecido por sua confiabilidade. A Volkswagen tem uma reputação de longa data na fabricação de veículos duráveis e de alta qualidade, e o Voyage não é exceção.

No entanto, é importante realizar a manutenção regular e seguir as recomendações do fabricante para garantir o desempenho e a confiabilidade a longo prazo do carro.

O Volkswagen Voyage continua sendo uma escolha popular para aqueles que procuram um sedã compacto, confiável e acessível. Ao longo dos anos, a Volkswagen aprimorou e atualizou o Voyage, tornando-o mais elegante, seguro e tecnologicamente avançado.

Com uma ampla variedade de versões e modelos, há um Voyage para atender a diferentes preferências e necessidades dos motoristas.

Neste artigo, exploramos as diferentes versões e modelos do Volkswagen Voyage, sua história desde o primeiro lançamento e fornecemos informações detalhadas sobre a ficha técnica de cada um deles.

Esperamos que este artigo tenha sido informativo e tenha fornecido uma visão abrangente do Volkswagen Voyage e sua evolução ao longo do tempo.

O que acham do Voyage? Compartilhem nos comentários suas opiniões!

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O pai de André já teve alguns carros clássicos antes de falecer, como Diplomata, Chevette e Opala. Após completar 18 anos, tirou carteira de moto e carro, comprando então sua primeira moto, uma Honda Sahara 350. Fez um curso de mecânica de motos para começar uma restauração na moto, e acabou aprendendo também como consertar alguns problemas de carros. Seu primeiro carro foi uma Nissan Grand Livina de 2014 e pretende em breve comprar uma picape diesel. No caminho, vai compartilhando tudo que aprende no site Carro de Garagem.

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Tabela Fipe: Preço Volkswagen Voyage 1989 CL 1.6

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¿Cuánto conoces del código CL de la ficha técnica de tu vehículo?

Asfalt informa….

La ficha de inspección técnica es un documento oficial que recoge todas las características técnicas de nuestro vehículo y modificaciones que se le hayan realizado. Esta información es de vital importancia para nuestra seguridad en carretera, pues cualquier mantenimiento efectuado sobre el vehículo o cambio de neumáticos, debe de haber tenido en cuenta las especificaciones que en dicho documento constan.

La ficha de inspección técnica también nos dará información sobre el tipo de vehículo que tenemos ( código CL ). Dato para tener en cuenta a la hora de pasar ITV o sin ir mas lejos para conocer a que velocidad podemos circular con un vehículo por una determinada vía (un turismo por autopista podría circular a 120 Km/h y en cambio un derivado de turismo a 100 Km/h y estéticamente los podríamos ver iguales).

Dato que podremos conocer si consultamos el código CL de la ficha técnica.

En mi ficha técnica me aparece en el código C.L 1000 ¿turismo o derivado de turismo?

  A continuación, te mostramos una tabla en la que podrás identificar cada tipo de vehículo.

Los tipos de los vehículos están definidos por una cifra de 4 dígitos (0000)

• 00  Por su construcción

Las 2 primeras cifras

• 00  Por su utilización

Las 2 últimas cifras

Un vehículo turismo destinado a uso particular que tendría el nº 1000

Clasificación vehículos por criterios de construcción

(primer grupo de cifras)

01 Vehículo de tracción animal

Vehículo arrastrado por animales.

02 Bicicleta Es el ciclo de dos ruedas.

03 Ciclomotor Vehículo de dos o tres ruedas provisto de un motor de cilindrada no superior a 50 cm3, si es de combustión interna, y con una velocidad máxima por construcción no superior a 45 km/h. Vehículo de cuatro ruedas cuya masa en vacío sea inferior a 350 kg no incluida la masa de las baterías en el caso de los vehículos eléctricos, cuya velocidad máxima por construcción no sea superior a 45 km/h y con un motor de cilindrada inferior o igual a 50 cm3 para los motores de combustión interna, o cuya potencia máxima neta sea inferior o igual a 4 kW para los demás tipos de motores.

04 Motocicleta Automóvil de dos ruedas o con sidecar. 05 Motocarro Vehículo de tres ruedas dotado de caja o plataforma para el transporte de cosas.

06 Automóvil de tres ruedas Vehículo de tres ruedas y cuatriciclos.

10 Turismo Automóvil distinto de la motocicleta, especialmente concebido y construido para el transporte de personas y con capacidad hasta 9 plazas, incluido el conductor.

11 Autobús o autocar MMA< = 3.500 Kg Automóvil concebido y construido para el transporte de más de 9 personas incluido el conductor, cuya masa máxima autorizada no exceda de 3.500 kg.

12 Autobús o autocar MMA <3.500 kg Automóvil concebido y construido para el transporte de más de 9 personas incluido el conductor, cuya masa máxima autorizada excede de 3.500 kg.

13 Autobús o autocar articulado El compuesto por dos secciones rígidas unidas por otra articulada que las comunica.

14 Autobús o autocar mixto El concebido y construido para transportar personas y mercancías simultánea y separadamente.

15 Trolebús Automóvil destinado al transporte de personas con capacidad para 10, o más plazas, incluido el conductor, accionado por motor eléctrico con toma de corriente por trole, que circula por carriles.

16 Autobús o autocar de dos pisos Autobús o autocar en el que los espacios destinados a los pasajeros están dispuestos, al menos parcialmente, en dos niv eles superpuestos, de los cuales el superior no dispone de plazas sin asiento.

20 Camión MMA < = 3.500 Kg El que posee una cabina con capacidad hasta 9 plazas, no integrada en resto de la carrocería, y cuya masa máxima autorizada no exceda de 3.500 kg.

21 Camión 3.500 kg < = 12.000 kg El que posee una cabina con capacidad hasta 9 plazas, no integrada en resto de la carrocería, y cuya masa máxima autorizada es superior a 3.500 kg. e igual o inferior a 12.000 kg.

22 Camión MMA > 12.000 kg El que posee una cabina con capacidad hasta 9 plazas, no integrada en resto de la carrocería, y cuya masa máxima autorizada sea superior a 12.000 kg.

23 Tractocamión Automóvil para realizar principalmente el arrastre de un semirremolque.

24 Furgón/Furgoneta < = 3.500 Kg Automóvil destinado al transporte de mercancías cuya cabina está integrada en el resto de la carrocería con masa máxima autorizada igual o inferior a 3.500 kg

25 Furgón 3.500 kg < = 12.000 kg Camión en el que la cabina está integrada en el resto de la carrocería, con masa máxima autorizada superior a 3.500 kg e igual o inferior a 12.000 kg.

26 Furgón MMA > 12.000 kg Camión en el que la cabina está integrada en el resto de la carrocería, y cuya masa máxima autorizada sea superior a 12.000 kg.

30 Derivado de turismo Vehículo automóvil destinado a servicios o a transporte exclusivo de mercancías, derivado de un turismo del cual conserva la carrocería y dispone únicamente de una fila de asientos.

31 Vehículo mixto adaptable Automóvil especialmente dispuesto para el transporte, simultáneo o no, de mercancías y personas hasta un máximo de 9 incluido el conductor, y en el que se puede sustituir eventualmente la carga, parcial o totalmente, por personas mediante la adición de asientos.

32 Auto-caravana < = 3.500 kg Vehículo construido con propósito especial, incluyendo alojamiento vivienda y conteniendo, al menos, el equipo siguiente: asientos y mesa, camas o literas que puedan ser convertidos en asientos, cocina y armarios o similares. Este equipo estará rígidamente fijado al compartimento vivienda: los asientos y la mesa pueden ser diseñados para ser desmontados fácilmente.

33 Auto-caravana MMA > 3.500 kg Vehículo construido con propósito especial, incluyendo alojamiento vivienda y conteniendo, al menos, el equipo siguiente: asientos y mesa, camas o literas que puedan ser convertidos en asientos, cocina y armarios o similares. Este equipo estará rígidamente fijado al compartimento vivienda: los asientos y la mesa pueden ser diseñados para ser desmontados fácilmente.

40 Remolque y semirremolque ligero MMA < = 750 kg Aquellos cuya masa máxima autorizada no exceda de 750 kg. A efectos de esta clasificación se excluyen los agrícolas.

41 Remolque y semirremolque 750 kg < MMA < = 3.500 Kg Aquellos cuya masa máxima autorizada sea superior a 750 kg e igual o inferior a 3.500 kg. A efectos de esta clasificación se excluyen los agrícolas.

42 Remolque y semirremolque 3.500 kg < MMA < = 10.000 kg Aquellos cuya masa máxima autorizada sea superior a 3.500 kg e igual o inferior a 10.000 kg. A efectos de esta clasificación se excluyen los agrícolas.

43 Remolque y semirremolque MMA > 10.000 kg. Aquellos cuya masa máxima autorizada exceda de 10.000 kg. A efectos de esta clasificación se excluyen los agrícolas.

50 Tractor agrícola Vehículo especial autopropulsado, de dos o más ejes, concebido y construido para arrastrar o empujar aperos, maquinaria o remolques agrícolas.

51 Motocultor Vehículo especial autopropulsado, de un eje, dirigible por manceras por un conductor que marche a pie. Ciertos motocultores pueden también ser dirigidos desde un asiento incorporado a un remolque o máquina agrícola o a un aparato o bastidor auxiliar con ruedas.

52 Portador Vehículo especial autopropulsado de dos o más ejes, concebido y construido para portar máquinas agrícolas.

53 Tractocarro Vehículo especial autopropulsado de dos o más ejes, especialmente concebido para el transporte en campo de productos agrícolas.

54 Remolque agrícola Vehículo especial de transporte construido y destinado para ser arrastrado por un tractor agrícola, motocultor, portador o máquina agrícola automotriz. Se incluyen en esta definición a los semirremolques agrícolas

55 Máquina agrícola automotriz Vehículo especial autopropulsado, de dos o más ejes, concebido y construido para efectuar trabajos agrícolas.

56 Máquina agrícola remolcada Vehículo especial concebido y construido para efectuar trabajos agrícolas, y que, para trasladarse y maniobrar debe ser arrastrado o empujado por un tractor, motocultor, portador o máquina agrícola automotriz. Se excluyen de esta definición los aperos agrícolas, entendiéndose por tales los útiles o instrumentos agrícolas, sin motor, concebidos y construidos para efectuar trabajos de preparación de terreno o laboreo que, además, no se consideran vehículos a los efectos de este Reglamento, así como también el resto de maquinaria agrícola remolcada de menos de 750 kg de masa.

60 Tractor de obras Vehículo especial autopropulsado, de dos o más ejes concebido y construido para arrastrar o empujar útiles, máquinas o vehículos de obras. 61 Máquina de obras automotriz Vehículo especial autopropulsado, de dos o más ejes, concebido y construido para efectuar trabajos de obras.

62 Máquina de obras remolcada Vehículo especial concebido y construido para efectuar trabajos de obras, y que, para trasladarse y maniobrar, debe ser arrastrado o empujado por un tractor o máquina automotriz.

63 Tractor de servicios Vehículo especial autopropulsado, de dos o más ejes, concebido y construido para arrastrar o empujar vehículos de servicio, vagones u otros aparatos.

64 Máquina de servicios automotriz Vehículo especial autopropulsado de dos o más ejes, concebido y construido para efectuar servicios determinados. 65 Máquina de servicios remolcada Vehículo especial, concebido y construido para efectuar servicios determinados, y que, para trasladarse y maniobrar, debe ser arrastrado o empujado por un tractor o máquina automotriz.

70 Militares 80 Tren turístico Vehículo especial constituido por un vehículo tractor y uno o varios remolques, concebido y construido para el transporte de personas con fines turísticos, con velocidad máxima limitada y sujeto a las limitaciones de circulación que imponga la autoridad competente en materia de tráfico.

Clasificación por criterios de utilización

(segundo grupo de cifras)

00 Sin especificar (Instrucción: se aplicará esta clave cuando el elemento a clasificar no esté encuadrado en ninguna de las clasificaciones siguientes.) 01 Personas de movilidad reducida Vehículo construido o modificado para la conducción por una persona con algún defecto o incapacidad físicos.

02 Familiar Versión de un tipo de turismo en el que se ha aumentado el volumen destinado al equipaje con el fin de aumentar su capacidad o colocar una tercera fila de asientos.

03 Escolar Vehículo destinado exclusivamente para el transporte de escolares.

04 Escolar no ex clusivo Vehículo para el transporte escolar, aunque no con exclusividad.

05 Escuela de conductores Automóvil destinado a las prácticas de conducción.

06 Urbano Vehículo concebido y equipado para transporte urbano y suburbano; los vehículos de esta clase tienen asientos y plazas destinadas para viajeros de a pie y están acondicionados para permitir los desplazamientos de los viajeros en razón de sus frecuentes paradas.

07 Corto recorrido Vehículo concebido y equipado para transporte interurbano; estos vehículos no disponen de plazas destinadas especialmente para viajeros de a pie, pero pueden transportar este tipo de viajeros en cortos recorridos en el pasillo de circulación.

08 Largo recorrido Vehículo concebido y equipado para viajes a gran distancia; estos vehículos están acondicionados en forma que se asegura la comodidad de los viajeros sentados, y no transportan viajeros de pie.

09 Derivado de camión Versión de un camión especialmente equipado para el transporte de personas hasta un máximo de nueve, incluido el conductor.

10 Plataforma Vehículo destinado al transporte de mercancías sobre una superficie plana sin protecciones laterales.

11 Caja abierta Vehículo destinado al transporte de mercancías en un receptáculo abierto por la parte superior. Los laterales podrán ser abatibles o fijos.

12 Porta-contenedores Vehículo construido para el transporte de contenedores mediante dispositivos expresamente adecuados para la sujeción de éstos.

13 Jaula Vehículo especialmente adaptado para el transporte de animales vivos.

14 Botellero Vehículo especialmente adaptado para transporte de botellas o bombonas.

15 Porta-vehículos Vehículo especialmente adaptado para transporte de otro u otros vehículos.

16 Silo Vehículo concebido especialmente para el transporte de materias sólidas, pulverulentas o granulosas en depósito cerrado y con o sin medios auxiliares para su carga o descarga.

17 Basculante Vehículo provisto de mecanismo que permita llevar y/o girar la caja para realizar la descarga lateral o trasera.

18 Dumper Camión basculante de construcción muy reforzada, de gran maniobrabilidad y apto para todo terreno.

19 Batería de recipientes Vehículo destinado al transporte de carga en un grupo de recipientes fijos con sistema de conexión entre ellos (ver ADR).

20 Caja cerrada Vehículo destinado al transporte de mercancías en un receptáculo totalmente cerrado.

21 Capitoné Vehículo destinado al transporte de mercancías en un receptáculo totalmente cerrado, acolchado o adaptado especialmente en su interior.

22 Blindado Vehículo destinado al transporte de personas y/o mercancías, de caja cerrada reforzada especialmente mediante un blindaje.

23 Isotermo Vehículo cuya caja está construida con paredes aislantes, con inclusión de puertas, piso y techo, las cuales permiten limitar los intercambios de calor entre el interior y el exterior de la caja.

24 Refrigerante Vehículo isotermo que, con ayuda de una fuente de frío, distinto de un equipo mecánico o de «absorción» permite bajar la temperatura en el interior de la caja y mantenerla.

25 Frigorífico Vehículo isotermo provisto de un dispositivo de producción de frío individual o colectivo para varios vehículos de transporte (grupo mecánico de compresión, máquina de absorción, etc.) que permite bajar la temperatura en el interior de la caja y mantenerla después de manera permanente en unos valores determinados.

26 Calorífico Vehículo isotermo provisto de un dispositivo de producción de calor que permite elevar la temperatura en el interior de la caja y mantenerla después a un valor prácticamente constante.

27 Cisterna Vehículo destinado al transporte a granel de líquidos o de gases licuados.

28 Cisterna isoterma Cisterna construida con paredes aislantes que permiten limitar los intercambios de calor entre el interior y el exterior.

29 Cisterna refrigerante Cisterna isoterma que, con ayuda de una fuente de frío, distinto de un equipo mecánico o de «absorción», permite bajar la temperatura en el interior de la cisterna y mantenerla.

30 Cisterna frigorífica Cisterna isoterma provista de un dispositivo de producción de frío individual o colectivo para varios vehículos de transporte (grupo mecánico de compresión, máquina de absorción, etc.) que permite bajar la temperatura en el interior de la cisterna y mantenerla después de manera permanente en unos valores determinados.

31 Cisterna calorífica Cisterna isoterma provista de un dispositivo de producción de calor que permite elevar la temperatura en el interior de la cisterna y mantenerla después a un valor prácticamente constante.

32 Góndola Vehículo cuya plataforma de carga tiene una altura muy reducida.

33 Todo terreno Automóvil dotado de tracción a dos o más ejes, especialmente dispuesto para circulación en terrenos difíciles, con transporte simultáneo de personas y mercancías, pudiéndose sustituir la carga, eventualmente, parcial o totalmente, por personas, mediante la adición de asientos, especialmente diseñados para tal fin.

40 Taxi Turismo destinado al servicio público de viajeros y provisto de aparato taxímetro.

41 Alquiler Automóvil destinado al servicio público sin licencia municipal.

42 Autoturismo Turismo destinado al servicio público de viajeros con licencia municipal, excluido el taxi.

43 Ambulancia Automóvil acondicionado para el transporte idóneo de personas enfermas o accidentadas.

44 Servicio médico Vehículo acondicionado para funciones sanitarias (análisis, radioscopia, urgencias, etc.). 45 Funerario Vehículo especialmente acondicionado para el transporte de cadáveres.

46 Bomberos Vehículo destinado al Servicio de los Cuerpos de Bomberos.

47 RTV Vehículo especialmente acondicionado para emisoras de radio y/o televisión.

48 Vivienda Vehículo acondicionado para ser utilizado como vivienda. 49 Taller o laboratorio Vehículo acondicionado para el transporte de herramientas y piezas de recambio que permiten efectuar reparaciones.

50 Biblioteca Vehículo adaptado y acondicionado de forma permanente para la lectura y exposición de libros.

51 Tienda Vehículo especialmente adaptado y acondicionado de forma permanente para la venta de artículos.

52 Exposición u oficinas Vehículo especialmente adaptado y acondicionado de forma permanente para su uso como exposición u oficinas.

53 Grúa de arrastre Automóvil provisto de dispositivos que permiten, elevándolo parcialmente, el arrastre de otro vehículo.

54 Grúa de elevación Vehículo provisto de dispositivos que permiten elevar cargas, pero no transportarlas. (No incluye los vehículos con dispositivos de autocarga.)

55 Basurero Vehículo especialmente construido para el transporte y tratamiento de desechos urbanos.

56 Hormigonera Vehículo especialmente construido para el transporte de los elementos constitutivos del hormigón, pudiendo efectuar su mezcla durante el transporte.

58 Vehículo para ferias Vehículos adaptados para la maquinaria de circo o ferias recreativas ambulantes.

59 Estación transformadora móvil Vehículo dotado con los elementos necesarios para la producción de energía eléctrica.

60 Extractor de fangos Vehículo dotado de una bomba de absorción para la limpieza de pozos negros y alcantarillas.

61 Autobomba Vehículo equipado con una autobomba de presión para movimiento de materiales fluidificados.

62 Grupo electrógeno Vehículo dotado con los elementos necesarios para la producción de energía eléctrica.

63 Compresor Vehículo destinado a producir aire comprimido y transmitirlo a diversas herramientas o a locales con ambiente enrarecido.

64 Carretilla transportadora elevadora Vehículo provisto de pequeña grúa u horquilla-plataforma para transportar o elevar pequeñas cargas en recorridos generalmente cortos.

65 Barredora Vehículo para barrer carreteras y calles de poblaciones.

66 Bomba de hormigonar Vehículo autobomba especialmente diseñado para movimiento de hormigón fluido.

67 Perforadora Vehículo destinado a realizar perforaciones profundas en la tierra.

68 Excavadora Vehículo especialmente diseñado para la excavación o desmonte del terreno, mediante cuchara de ataque frontal, acoplada a superestructura giratoria en plano horizontal.

69 Retroexcavadora Vehículo especialmente diseñado para la excavación o desmonte del terreno, mediante cuchara de ataque hacia la máquina, acoplada a superestructura giratoria en plano horizontal.

70 Cargadora Vehículo especialmente diseñado para el desmonte del terreno y para la recogida de materiales sueltos, mediante cuchara de ataque frontal, acoplada a superestructura no giratoria en plano horizontal.

71 Cargadora retro-excavadora Vehículo provisto de cuchara cargadora en su parte delantera y de otra retroexcavadora en su parte posterior.

72 Traílla. Vehículo que arranca, recoge, traslada y extiende tierras. Si es autopropulsado, es mototraílla.

73 Niveladora Vehículo que se utiliza para configurar toda clase de perfiles y extender el material arrancado o depositado. Si es autopropulsado, es motoniveladora.

74 Compactador vibratorio Vehículo especialmente diseñado para la compactación de suelos y materiales mediante su peso y vibración.

75 Compactador estático Vehículo especialmente diseñado para la compactación de suelos y materiales exclusivamente mediante su peso.

76 Riego asfáltico Vehículo destinado a esparcir y extender sobre los diversos pavimentos betún asfáltico fluidificado.

77 Pintabandas Vehículo usado para realizar líneas de señalizaciones y prescripciones en el suelo.

78 Quitanieves Vehículo de motor destinado exclusivamente a retirar la nieve de las calzadas y caminos.

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Voyage CL AP 1.6 1994 Uma ótima opção de compra

• 25 de novembro de 2019 23 de fevereiro de 2024
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Perto de ser descontinuado, e com vendas em baixa, o Voyage quadrado se tornou uma ótima opção de comprar, confiável, rápido e com o preço mais acessível. A versão de entrada Voyage CL AP 1.6 1994, teve um posicionamento diferente.

Passou a ser o segundo carro com motorização 1.6 mais barato do Brasil, sendo mais caro apenas que o VW Fusca, para se ter uma ideia, a versão CL 1.6 do Gol, ainda custava mais caro que o Voyage CL AP.

No final de 1993, o sedã compacto da Volkswagen deixou de ser equipado com o motor CHT / AE da Ford, já se iniciava o processo do fim da Autolatina, a famosa parceria FordWagen.

Também em 1994, o projeto da nova linha BX já estava pronto, sobre a plataforma AB9, mas a montadora não contaria com o Voyage bola, esse seria substituído pelo Polo Classic.

Para muitos, foi um erro fatal da montadora, a tentativa de importar um modelo que não era muito conhecido, ao invés de trazer a versão bola do Voyage para o mercado, mas a questão era que, os modelos compactos sedãs estavam em baixa, e a Volkswagen decidiu não arriscar.

Estabilidade –  O conjunto carroceria, chassi e suspensão, do Voyage quadrado , ainda era um dos melhores do mercado, muito eficiente em curvas de alta, mesmo com piso molhado e em retas, mesmo em velocidades acima de 140 km/h o carro não balançava.

Motor –  Utilizando o motor AP de 1596 cm³, que era confiável e de custo de manutenção relativamente baixo para a época, o carro era bastante ágil e confiável, mesmo com carga máxima de 360 kg, ainda mantinha um bom desempenho.

Câmbio –  Na cidade e na estrada tinha engates preciso e macios, com uma alavanca de relações curtas deixava o carro divertido de dirigir, mesmo em trocas rápidas de marcha continuava eficiente.

Retomadas e ultrapassagens –  Seguro e muito eficiente, mesmo com carga máxima, praticamente não perdia o fôlego

Consumo –  O motor AP em todas suas versões, se comportava muito bem em giros mais altos, mantendo uma boa média de consumo de combustível, conforme ficha técnica no final da matéria.

Acabamento Externo

Faróis –   Frente de lentes retangulares embutidos em um mesmo conjunto com as setas, mudança realizada em 1991, para atender legislações de outros países no setor de exportação do Gol;

Para – choques –  Envolventes na cor cinza;

Grade de ar do motor –  Com frisos na horizontal na cor grafite;

Retrovisores –  Panorâmicos, com controle mecânico interno;

Frisos –  Emborrachado em toda a extensão lateral do carro;

Rodas –  De aço tradicionais linha BX década de 1990 175/70 R13, com lindas calotas em alumínio;

Maçanetas –  Na cor grafite;

Logo –  NA tampa do porta – malas “Voyage CL”;

Lanterna Traseira –  Tricolor bonitas e muito eficiente;

Bagageiro –  Não;

Limpador do vidro traseiro –  Não;

Acabamento Interno e Instrumentos

Painel –  Com mostradores básicos, velocímetro, nível de combustível e temperatura do motor;

Acabamento do painel –  Em vinil, na cor preto;

Volante –  Espumado de dois raios;

Sistema de som –  Não possui;

Ventilador –  De três velocidades;

Ar – condicionado –  Não;

Ar –  quente  – Não;

Luz de leitura –  Não;

Relógio –  Não;

Acendedor de cigarros –  Sim;

Cinzeiro –  Sim;

Acionamento dos vidros –  Manual basculante;

Sistema de travamento das portas –  Mecânico;

Ajuste dos retrovisores externos –  Mecânico interno;

Acabamento dos bancos –  Em tecido plástico com estampa de risca de giz;

Acabamento das portas –  Em vinil preto;

Banco traseiro –  Sem acessórios;

Encosto de cabeça –  Para dois passageiros com regulagem de altura;

Desembaçador elétrico do vidro traseiro –  Sim;

Assoalho –  Acarpetado;

Porta-malas –  Acarpetado;

Ficha Técnica – Voyage CL AP 1.6 1994

Carroceria –  sedã;

Porte –  Compacto;

Portas –  2;

Motor –  AP 1.6;

Cilindros –  4 em linha;

Posição –  Longitudinal;

Tuchos –  Mecânicos;

Tração –  Dianteira;

Combustível –  Gasolina;

Alimentação –   Carburador;

Direção –  Simples;

Câmbio –  Manual de 5 marchas;

Embreagem –  Monodisco a seco;

Freios –  Freio a disco sólido nas rodas dianteiras e tambor nas rodas traseiras;

Peso –  995 KG;

Comprimento –  4072 mm;

Distância entre-eixos –  2358 mm;

Potência –  80 cv;

Cilindrada –  1596 cm³;

Torque máximo –  12,7 kgfm a 2600 rpm;

Potência Máxima –  5600 rpm;

Aceleração de 0 a 100 –  11,9 Segundos;

Velocidade máxima –  160 km/h;

Consumo:  Cidade 11,5 km/l – Estrada 14,5 km/l;

Autonomia:  Cidade 540,5 km – Estrada 681,5 km;

Porta malas –  382 Litros;

Carga útil –  360 kg;

Tanque de combustível –  47 Litros;

V alor atualizado Aproximado –  R$ 71.378,00;

Valor atualizado aproximado se refere apenas a uma estimativa de quanto o carro custaria hoje Zero Km na concessionária  – Não possui nenhum parâmetro real do mercado atual.

2 comentários em “Voyage CL AP 1.6 1994 Uma ótima opção de compra”

Olá Srs! TD bem?

Então Srs possuo um exemplar destes, ao qual adquiri em 2013 de um Senhor (in memoriun), sou 2°Dono o carro possuí todas as características informadas idênticas este ao qual se refere a Motor Tudo, nunca sofreu nenhum tipo de restauração, original original, tenho todos os exemplares fornecidos pelo fabricante, enfim carro somente para quem realmente conhece o que é um antigo de verdade, por isso que amo meu antigo. Agradeço aqui a atenção de todos e envio parabéns as pessoas que apreciam estes veículos.

Cordialmente

Gílson Goulart

Gravataí/RS – Brasil.

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