31 days Bangkok to Bangkok
31 Day South East Asia Loop
This Southeast Asia adventure tour includes a whole range of unforgettable experiences. 31 days through some of the most beautiful parts of Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia - an action-packed adventure designed to feed the wanderlust of curious travellers.
A fast-paced, action packed group tour. Our Adventure Leaders will guide you around the region’s hidden gems and major highlights so you can get the most out of your trip. Explore the jungle to a remote waterfall, feed playful elephants, and swim amidst bioluminescent plankton. Experiences that will stay with you forever.
Important notice: We’ve had to make major changes to future Cambodia itineraries due to local government action taking place on Koh Rong, an island we usually visit on our trips. This has come with little warning and is unfortunately out of our control. Adjustments to our itineraries in Cambodia affect trips from the end of January until further notice. The full itinerary below has been updated for all trips leaving from 13th March onwards, but please be advised that temporary alterations are in place between 23rd January and 6th March.

What's included
Accommodation
Including hostels, guesthouses, homestay, camping & cruiser!
Adventure Leader
Bilingual Leaders in each country on our Southeast Asia adventure tour!
Local transport
Transport within Southeast Asia, including the flight from Laos to Vietnam!
Meals & Activities
Click here to see the full list of included meals and activities!
Itinerary & map
Day 1: Bangkok, Thailand
Arrive in this vibrant Asian metropolis to meet your group and adventure leader. Then, board the sleeper train to kick-start your trip.
Day 2-5: Chiang Mai, Thailand
Head to Chiang Mai, an ancient capital of Thailand and a refreshing contrast to Bangkok. Witness the city’s surviving heritage, visit the elephant sanctuary, explore the surrounding area on quad-bikes and experience the city’s bustling nightlife.
Day 6-8: Luang Prabang, Laos
Luang Prabang is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its exceptionally preserved temples, rich culture and cascaded waterfalls. Take a dip in the turquoise pools of Kuang Si Falls and speak with local children to help develop their English skills.
Day 9-10: Vang Vieng, Laos
Travel 105 miles north to find yourself in the backpackers’ heaven of Vang Vieng. The village remains a popular stop for travellers to recharge while offering plenty of adventurous activities. Swim in the Blue Lagoon and have a go at tubing.
Day 11-13: Hanoi, Vietnam
Get swept away by the romance of Hanoi, home to French architecture and lush forestry. This political and cultural capital is a city of contrasts; old and new, native and foreign. Explore the Old Quarter and visit the Hoa Lo Prison to learn about the nation’s past.

Day 13-14: Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
105 miles from Hanoi lies Ha Long Bay. With roughly 3,000 limestone islands and stunning beaches. Head out on a boat cruise, kayak, play with monkeys, and spend the night on the cruise.
Day 15-16: Phong Nha, Vietnam
Explore Bong Lai Valley by bike and cycle past rural farms and villages along the way. Stop at ‘Pub With Cold Beer’ for a drink, bite to eat, and, if you fancy, a game of volleyball with the locals. Visit the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, a UNESCO site and explore the wondrous caves, floating in mud-pools, kayaking, and zip-lining across the water!
Day 17-18: Hoi An, Vietnam
Once a major port during the ancient Champa Kingdom, this amiable city is best known for its picturesque architecture. Explore the UNESCO Site, Hoi An Ancient Town, sniff-out small treasures in its boutique shops, relax on the beach, and jump on a boat to catch some crabs.

Day 19-21: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Also known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is a vibrant, youthful city that was a focal point in the Vietnam War. Explore its history with a city walking tour, pay a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels, or look for treasures at the night market.
Day 22-23: Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Once synonymous with conflict, this now trendy and alluring city has become a must visit for backpackers. You’ll get a window into history with a visit to the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, but a taste of the area’s beauty with a sunset cruise. Your senses are going to get a run around here!
Day 24-27: Koh Rong Sanloem, Cambodia
Spend some time in an island paradise. You’ll take an incredible boat trip from the sandy white shores, get a chance to have an amazing scuba-diving experience, take a hike to a cliffside bar, and even get the chance to spend a night under the stars in a hammock.
Day 28-31: Siem Reap, Cambodia
Everything awaits you in Siem Reap. You’ll pay a visit to an incredible Cambodian circus, get the chance to find some amazing treasures in the Old Market, and take a walking tour of the city. Most excitingly, you’ll visit Angkor Wat, the largest religious site in the world.
Southeast Asia Adventure Tour
Day 1 – Bangkok, Thailand:
Welcome to Bangkok – the first day of your South East Asia Adventure Tour! You will meet the Adventure Leader and the rest of the group at the hostel around 5pm. You’ll have a briefing and get to know your travel companions. After that, you’ll head straight to the station to board your night train to Chiang Mai – your train will depart at 8.05pm from the station, so don’t be late!
Day 2 – Chiang Mai, Thailand:
You’ll wake up to Northern Thailand’s stunning scenery as your train passes through the mountains before arriving in Chiang Mai. Chiang Mai is 700 years old and has an Old City which possesses original parts of walls and moats from its history as a religious hub, meaning it’s home to hundreds of stunning Buddhist temples.
You will spend the morning at the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary, an ecotourism project set-up by The Karen Hilltribes Trust. This is where you will feed, walk, wash and learn about these elephants. This is one of the main highlights of Chiang Mai, so enjoy!
After, you will head to a homestay and enjoy some dinner cooked by the locals. You will spend the evening at a local house.
Day 3 – Chiang Mai, Thailand:
Wake up and head out on a jungle trek to a local hill tribe village. Here, you can gain an insight into this unique way of life and experience the authentic side of Northern Thailand.
In the evening, you have the option to learn how to cook authentic Thai dishes. Or, if you want to experience traditional Thai entertainment, you can watch a Muay Thai Boxing Show and cheer on the fighters!
Day 4 – Chiang Mai, Thailand:
Today, you’ll either hop on a songthaew to Wat Doi Suthep, a Buddhist temple located in the mountains, or join in on an opportunity to chat with a Buddhist Monk. Then, you’ll head back to the hostel where you can take some time to enjoy a spot of lunch.
After lunch, you will be driven by songthaew to a stunning limestone waterfall, famous for its unusual face. After your hike here, you’ll visit Wat Ban Den before heading back to the hostel. In the evening, you can visit ‘Zoe in Yellow’ – one of Chiang Mai’s most iconic bars.
Day 5 – Chiang Mai, Thailand:
Today you have the option to either explore the city’s dozens of temples and cultural delights. For the thrill-seekers amongst you, there’s the option to get your adrenaline pumping by trekking, driving a quad bike, or rafting down the Mae Taeng River.
For your last night in Chiang Mai, why not explore the vibrant famous night market, complete with souvenirs and street food?
Day 6 – Luang Prabang, Laos
Today you will fly to Luang Prabang. Upon on arrival you will transfer to your hostel and sit down for an optional group dinner. Afterwards, why not pay a visit to Hmong Night Market, a venue for traditional music, crafts and food.
Alternatively, you can opt for a truly unique experience and head to a traditional house to have dinner prepared by a local. They’ll welcome you with a drink, and you’ll then attend a Baci ceremony – a tradition of the Lao people, this ritual is performed before special events to bring luck. After this, you’ll be treated to a meal of delicious Lao food.
Day 7 – Luang Prabang, Laos
This morning you can either opt to have a lie-in or witness the must-see Takbat Lao Ceremony, a Buddhist ceremony. This morning ritual is a collection of food for monks, where they receive food from the locals and tourists.
Afterwards, there are a number of options for how you spend your day.
- You can choose to spend the rest of the morning at the Big Brother Mouse volunteering program, interacting with local children who are learning English and developing your understanding of Laos’s culture.
- You can learn about ‘the farm to table process’ of making rice at the Rice Experience farm. Here, they farm rice the traditional way, as well as maintain an organic garden and running a cooking school.
- You can attend a cooking experience nearby – you’ll be picked up, taken to the local wet market to grab ingredients, and then taken to a class where you’ll have the chance to prepare and eat traditional Lao food.
- Finally, you can opt to join a bicycle tour which will help you explore the area. You’ll end up at a local pottery which makes jars, and you’ll even get the chance to learn how to make them yourself!
Spend the afternoon at the impressive Kuang Si Falls, made up of three tiers, located in the Luang Prabang area. The falls begin with shallow pools – so, jump in and prepare to have lots of fun! These waterfalls are a favourite attraction for tourists in Luang Prabang.
This evening is yours to spend how you’d like – why not visit the Old Town?
Day 8 – Luang Prabang, Laos
Take part in an optional visit to Ban Xanghai village, a place famous for its whisky and rice wine. Afterwards, hop on a boat and sail down the Mekong River to explore the historic Pak Ou Caves filled with over 400 Buddha statues – you’ll stop for lunch at a delicious local restaurant outside the caves.
On your way back to the hostel stop off at Mt Phousi and soak up the golden hues as the sun sets behind the mountains.
Day 9 – Vang Vieng, Laos
In the morning, it’s time to make your way to Vang Vieng, a small town in central Laos. Head straight to the Blue Lagoon where you can swim in the refreshing waters. This is the perfect way to escape from the heat and humid weather. Bring your waterproof camera if you have one!
Later, you will transfer to the hostel, where you can a free evening to relax, grab a drink in one of the many riverside bars or find a nearby party.
Day 10 – Vang Vieng, Laos
Today, you’ll have the option to try your hand at rock climbing or take a biking tour of the area, followed by a hike up to Pha Ngern Viewpoint for breath-taking views. It will take about half an hour to hike to the lower viewpoint where you will be greeted with a stunning view. You can also hike up an additional 500 meters, to reach the highest viewpoint with a much better view.
For a different viewpoint of Vang Vieng’s limestone mountains, drift down the Mekong River in a rubber tube, stopping along the way to admire the views. Tubing in Vang Vieng has long been a backpacking right of passage in Laos and while the bars are no longer as boozy, it’s still a must-do activity.
Enjoy some free time in the evening to further explore the wonders Vang Vieng at night.
Day 11 – Hanoi, Vietnam:
In the morning, you will take a bus to the airport and fly out to Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the big bustling capital of Vietnam’s north and it’s known for its narrow streets, French architecture, rich culture and incredible street food. After checking into the hostel at around 6.30pm, if you’re not too tired, join in the free bar crawl, which heads out around the city’s Old Quarter. If you’re hungry, you don’t have to go too far. Street food sellers line the pavements in the evening and the smell of pho and banh mi fills the air.
Day 12 – Hanoi, Vietnam:
Today you will visit the Hoa Lo Prison and learn about Vietnam’s history. This was a prison used by North Vietnam and the Viet Cong communists, for U.S. prisoners during the Vietnam War. After, you will head over to Hoan Kiem lake with its temple in the centre. You can walk around the lake, watching the locals play games on the wide streets built by the French in the historical centre of Hanoi.
If you’re hungry, you can grab lunch at Old Quarter Street followed by a free afternoon to explore Hanoi’s narrow streets and practise crossing the road like a local.
In your free time, you could pay a visit to the Hanoi Opera House, built by French colonial administration – you can take a look around the building for free or pay to see one of the shows on offer. If you fancy some evening entertainment, why not watch a unique Water Puppet Show?
Day 13 – Ha Long Bay, Vietnam:
In the morning, you will travel to Halong Bay. Located in northeast Vietnam, Halong Bay is recognized for its emerald waters and towering limestone islands topped by rainforests. The area is known for its beautiful and dramatic landscape, defined by its towering peaks. Here, you’ll spend the afternoon on a boat cruise, stopping at various swimming spots along the way and if you are bold enough, you can go cliff jumping.
The cruise will stop overnight in the heart of the bay. Surrounded by stunning views of the limestone karsts raising dramatically from the blue waters, you can watch the sunset from the ship’s deck, enjoy a great buffet dinner and party atmosphere, and fall asleep to the gentle sound of waves lapping against the boat.
Day 14 – Ha Long Bay, Vietnam:
Today, wake up to a beautiful sunrise and enjoy a relaxing breakfast. To start the morning activities, you can hop into a kayak and explore the famous peaks of Halong Bay on the water, paddling through sea caves and spotting monkeys. A true highlight of our Southeast Asia adventure tour.
Grab some lunch to refuel before heading back to Hanoi. You will arrive in Hanoi around 5pm and then hop on a night bus to Phong Nha, this bus will leave around 6.30pm and arrive at Phong Nha at 4am.
Day 15 – Phong Nha, Vietnam:
After a long night of travelling, you can either sleep in until 10am to get some rest or you can some optional activities. Either treat your tastebuds to a Vietnamese coffee tasting session or enjoy a late morning cycle into Bong Lai village. Bong Lai is a rural valley in Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park area, with farms and small villages. Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park is one of Vietnam’s hidden gems and much quieter than anywhere you have been to yet. It’s towering limestone karsts dot the landscape and winding roads make for dramatic views.
In the afternoon, you’ll bike to the brilliantly named ‘Pub With Cold Beer’ – here, you can take a chance to relax, play some volleyball, eat some food and jump in the river.
Tonight, spend the evening enjoying some karaoke with your group. You should be comfortable enough to sing around each other now, right?
Day 16 – Phong Nha, Vietnam:
You have the option to spend the day exploring Phong Nha’s giant cave systems. They are the biggest in the world and while you can’t visit the biggest (it is very expensive and takes several days to hike there) there are plenty of others to explore. You can also enjoy hiking along the Ho Chi Minh Trail and mountain biking You may also be lucky enough to spot wildlife including tigers, bears and elephants.
This evening, you’ll take the sleeper bus to Hoi An.
Day 17 – Hoi An, Vietnam:
You’ll arrive in beautiful Hoi An at around 4am, where you’ll be picked up by your accommodation and taken to rest up. Once you’re feeling refreshed, you’ll head to a lantern making experience, where you will participate in making your own handmade souvenir.
In the afternoon, you’ll have a tour of the old town and the riverfront, learning about the town’s Japanese and Vietnamese history as an important trading post. Hoi An is the place to shop until you drop and tonnes of tailors line the streets. The shops will perfectly tailor anything you need, taking your measurements during the day and working on the design overnight – all for prices you wouldn’t see at home.
This evening, you have the option of joining us for a bar crawl!
Day 18 – Hoi An, Vietnam:
Today is a free day!
You have the option to embark on a Ba Na Hills day tour. Ba Na Hills is one of the latest attractions in the country, it’s a mountaintop complex that looks like a medieval castle, but with modern accommodation, world-class restaurants and a theme park.
You can also hire a bike and cycle out to Hoi An’s beach or have a go on a crab boat.
Alternatively, go to a local farm and learn about how local farmers work in the area. Enjoy a free evening to grab some delicious food, pick up your new clothes or explore Hoi An at night.
Day 19 – Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam:
In the morning, you can either have a lie in or grab some breakfast and head coconut basket boating. During the farming experience, you’ll learn about how local farmers work in the area.
Before checking out of your hostel, grab some lunch and board the bus to Da Nang airport. Then, catch a flight from Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh City and arrive at your accommodation at around 8pm.
Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam’s bustling capital and the traffic and motorbikes is like nothing you have ever experienced. Once you’ve arrived, you can sit down for an optional group dinner at a local restaurant. After, head to the hostel’s rooftop bar, the first stop of this evening’s bar crawl.
Day 20 – Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam:
This morning, you’ll begin with a tour of Saigon and explore the local sites. After your tour, sit down for an optional group lunch at a local restaurant.
For the rest of the afternoon, you can either enjoy some free time or explore Ho Chi Minh via the river by taking the water-bus! On your journey down the river, you’ll be able to spot Bitexco, Saigon Bridge and Landmark 81, the tallest building in the city.
In the evening, explore a local night market and indulge in some local delicacies.
Day 21 – Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam:
Today you have the option to have a day of history at the Cu Chi tunnels dug by the Communist guerrilla group. These tunnels were used as a war asset to fight American and South Vietnamese troops during the civil war. Spend your afternoon at the War Remnants Museum to learn about the huge and lasting impact of the Vietnam War (1955-1975) on the country.
Use the evening to explore Ho Chi Minh after dark.
Day 22 – Phnom Penh, Cambodia:
Wave goodbye to your Vietnam adventure leader, because t’s time to leave Ho Chi Minh City and head for Cambodia. We’re onto our next stop, Phnom Penh!
Once you’ve arrived, you’ll have a chance to explore the city a little before heading to an optional group dinner. Then, if you fancy an evening on the town, join us as we bar-hop around Phnom Penh’s lively Bassac Lane.
Day 23 – Phnom Penh, Cambodia:
This morning, you will visit the S21 prison and then continue to the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, to learn about the darker times in Cambodia’s history.
In the afternoon, if you fancy you can join us for a round of mini-golf! Then, you’ve got the opportunity to take an amazing 2-hour cruise at sunset on the Tonle River, before joining us for a look around the Phnom Penh Night Market.
Day 24 – Koh Rong Sanloem, Cambodia:
Transfer to Sihanoukville and take the ferry to Koh Rong Sanloem. Koh Rong is known for its white-sanded beaches and coral reefs, but also has luscious jungles dotted with coconut trees and waterfalls. Embrace the beautiful paradise island you have now entered, full of stunning beaches and moon parties.
In the afternoon, you’re taking an amazing boat trip, where you’ll get a chance to snorkel and relax on deck, before M’Pai Bay. There, your guide will meet you with masks and snorkels so that you can wade out into the water to experience the wonder that is the bioluminescent plankton.
This evening, explore M’Pai Bay’s nightlife, enjoy the range of restaurants available in the village, or just relax and have a chilled night.
Day 25 – Koh Rong Sanloem, Cambodia:
After a delicious buffet breakfast at a local café, your guide will collect you from the hostel for a trek to neighbouring Clearwater Bay. When you arrive, enjoy a swim or relax on the beach and have a picnic lunch.
That evening, walk to the top of the bay with your Adventure Leader where you will visit a cliffside bar to watch the sunset.
Day 26 – Koh Rong Sanloem, Cambodia:
If you’d like, today you can spend a free day on Koh Rong Sanloem.
Alternatively, you can join us in the afternoon for an amazing scuba diving experience, where you’ll get to see all the marine life that the island has to offer.
In the evening, you’ve got the opportunity to spend the night sleeping in a tent on a deserted beach, falling asleep to the gentle sound of waves.
Day 27 – Koh Rong Sanloem, Cambodia:
Spend a free final morning on Koh Rong Sanloem – if you haven’t snorkelled, now is your last chance! Enjoy a barbeque lunch on the beach for before you head back Sihanoukville. Here, you’ll have a chance to spend some free time before we board a sleeper bus that takes you all the way to Siem Reap!
Day 28 – Siem Reap, Cambodia:
After a rest morning in Siem Reap, you might fancy treating yourself to a spa session…
Then, later on, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy a night at Cambodia’s incredible acrobatic circus! The Phare Circus is a social organization that supports the Phare School in Battambang, which provides free education and arts training to over 1200 children from poor or impoverished backgrounds every year. This is a lively show with a Cambodian storyline that doesn’t use animals and supports development of the arts.
Day 29 – Siem Reap, Cambodia:
It’s an early morning wake-up call today to visit Cambodia’s number one tourist highlight, Angkor Wat. Sunrise is one of the best times to see the ruins.
Angkor Wat is the largest religious site in the world. It was originally constructed as a Hindu temple but has gradually transformed into a Buddhist temple towards the end of the 12th century. Much of the site is still being restored and you can spend days exploring all of the different temples. Some of the most popular are Angkor Wat, Bayon Temple and Ta Prohm and each one has a different story and features to look out for.
This afternoon, escape the heat and enjoy some free time by the pool. Then, later on, you’ll have the opportunity to join Apopo Hero Rats tour – visit the center to learn about demining in Cambodia.
In the evening, the evening is yours. However, you might want to join us for our Bugs & Barcycle experience! It’s a 90-minute tour on a peddle pub-car that gives you the chance to try some local Cambodian delicacies – including crickets, frogs, silk worms and more!
Day 30 – Siem Reap, Cambodia:
Take a walking tour through Siem Reap, where you can explore the lovely riverside and the Royal Gardens, visit the Made in Cambodia Market, and receive a monk blessing for safe travels at Wat Prum Rat Temple.
Then, if you fancy shopping a little, your leader can take you to Psar Chas (Old Market) where you can buy souvenirs and test out your haggling skills. After that, it’s back to the hostel before you’re collected to take an amazing quad-bike ride out into the Siem Reap countryside. Here, you’ll get a stunning sunset over the rice fields.
Then, tonight, join your group for a farewell dinner!
Day 31 – Siem Reap, Cambodia:
After 31 days of revelling in some of the world’s most beautiful landscapes, today is the last day of your Southeast Asia adventure tour. It’s time to bid farewell to your companions. You’ll take the bus back to Bangkok which will arrive at around 5pm. Safe travels!!
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Accommodation
Accommodation is in dorm rooms on our Southeast Asia adventure tour. Upgrade options (to single, twin, or double rooms) are available, please contact us for more information.
Check out our included activities on our Southeast Asia adventure tour below:
- Elephant Sanctuary (Chiang Mai)
- Visit a waterfall (Chiang Mai)
- Visit a local hill tribe village and trek in the jungle (Chiang Mai)
- Wat Doi Suthep Temple by songthaew
- Kuangsi Falls (Luang Prabang)
- Blue Lagoon 2 (Vang Vieng)
- Hoa Lo Prison (Ha Noi)
- Boat tour (Halong Bay)
- Buffet dinner on a private island (Halong Bay)
- Karaoke (Phong Nha)
- Ancient town tour (Hoi An)
- Saigon city orientation walking tour (Ho Chi Minh)
- Walking tour (Phnom Penh)
- S21 prison & Killing Fields (Phnom Penh)
- Private boat tour (Koh Rong Sanloem)
- Swimming with the plankton (Koh Rong Sanloem)
- Clearwater Bay trek (Koh Rong Sanloem)
- Island camping (Koh Rong Sanloem)
- BBQ Lunch on the beach (Koh Rong Sanloem)
- City walking tour (Siem Reap)
- Sunrise at Angkor Wat (Siem Reap)
Meals are included in the price of our 31-day Southeast Asia adventure tour on the following days:
Chiang Mai:
Day 2 – Lunch and dinner
Day 3 – Breakfast and lunch
Day 4-5-6: Breakfast
Luang Prabang:
Day 7-8-9: Breakfast
Vangvieng:
Day 10-11: Breakfast
Hanoi:
Day 12: Breakfast
Halong Bay:
Day 13 – Breakfast, lunch and buffet dinner
Day 14 – Breakfast and lunch
Phong Nha:
Day 15-16 – Breakfast
Hoi An:
Day 17-18 Breakfast
Ho Chi Minh:
Day 19-20-21 Breakfast
Koh Rong:
Day 25 – Breakfast and picnic lunch
Day 26 – Dinner
Day 27 – BBQ Lunch
Drones
The use of Drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is prohibited during our Southeast Asia adventure tour. If you are in possession of a drone when entering the country it is your responsibility to be informed of and follow all local laws. This may include registering your drone with authorities. If you violate this policy or operate a drone illegally you are subject to removal from the tour as per our terms & conditions.
Koh Rong
At certain times of the year (low season particularly) the weather and wave conditions may mean that we are unable to use boats to access certain parts of Koh Rong islands. In these circumstances we would have to adapt the tours accordingly and offer activities of a similar value.
This may also apply to the conditions for camping and hammock stays, we may have to adapt the tour to include village homestays or accommodation on other beaches around the island.
Activities that aren’t included on our Southeast Asia adventure tour:
- Cooking class – 800 THB / 20.2 GBP (Chiang Mai)
- Muay Thai show – 600 – 1500 THB (Chiang Mai)
- Monk chat – 40 to 100 THB / 1.00 to 2.5 GBP (Chiang Mai)
- Sticky Waterfall and Wat Ban Den Temple – Approx 2500 THB per group of max 10 people for songthaew – 60 GBP (Chiang Mai)
- Clubbing at Zoe in Yellow – pay for what you drink (Chiang Mai)
- White water rafting, ATV quads – 2400 to 5600 THB / 60.8 to 141.9 GBP (Chiang Mai)
- Night food market – pay for what you order (Chiang Mai)
- Dinner & Baci ceremony at local home – 7 USD (Luang Prabang)
- Cooking experience – 20 USD (Luang Prabang)
- Bicycle tour & pottery experience – 22 USD (Luang Prabang)
- Optional group dinner – pay for what you order (Luang Prabang)
- Hmong night market – pay for what you order (Luang Prabang)
- Watch Takbat Lao ceremony (Luang Prabang)
- Volunteer at Big Brother Big Mouse (Luang Prabang)
- Rice experience – 30 USD (Luang Prabang)
- Laos ethnic village tour – 25 USD (Luang Prabang)
- Half day rock climbing – 30 USD (Vang Vieng)
- Bike to Pha Ngern view point – 5 USD (Vang Vieng)
- Tubing – 5 USD (Vang Vieng)
- Bar crawl – pay for your own drinks (Hanoi)
- Optional group lunch – pay for what you order (Hanoi)
- Visit Hoan Kiem Lake (Hanoi)
- Water puppet show – 100,000 VND / 3.3 GBP (Hanoi)
- Coffee tasting (Phong Nha)
- Bike to Bong Lai Village – 150,000 VND / 5.3 GBP (Phong Nha)
- Rest afternoon by the pool – 60,000 VND / 1.9 GBP (Phong Nha)
- National park tour – 1,350,000 VND / 44.6 GBP (Phong Nha)
- Night out – pay for your own drinks (Hoi an)
- Coconut basket boat and farming – 450,000 VND/ 15.9 GBP (Hoi an)
- Ba Na Hills tour – 1,375,000 VND / 48.3 GBP (Hoi an)
- Beach visit (Hoi an)
- Lantern making experience – 250,000 VND / 8.2 GBP (Ho Chi Minh)
- Optional group dinner – pay for what you order (Ho Chi Minh)
- Rooftop bar and bar crawl – pay for your own drinks (Ho Chi Minh)
- Optional group lunch (Ho Chi Minh)
- Saigon water-bus tour – 30,000 VND / 0.99 GBP (Ho Chi Minh)
- Night market (Ho Chi Minh)
- Cu Chi tunnels – Dependent on the group size (Ho Chi Minh)
- War Remnants Museum – 40,000 VND / 1.3 GBP (Ho Chi Minh)
- Bassac Lane bar hop – 10 USD (Phnom Penh)
- Mini golf – from 6 to 16 USD (Phnom Penh)
- Sunset cruise – 16 USD (Phnom Penh)
- Sunset at The Cliff – pay for what you order (Koh Rong Sanloem)
- Scuba – 70 USD (Koh Rong Sanloem)
- Mask & Snorkel – 1 USD & Kayak 7.50 USD (Koh Rong Sanloem)
- Optional group dinner – pay for what you order (Siem Reap)
- Spa session (Siem Reap)
- The Cambodian Circus – 18 USD for ticket & Tuk tuk 7 USD return for up to 4 people (Siem Reap)
- Apopo Hero Rats – 8.5 USD (Siem Reap)
- Bugs & bar cycle – 10 USD (Siem Reap)
- Sunset quad bike tour – 35 USD (Siem Reap)
- Final group dinner – pay for what you order (Siem Reap)
- Pub street – pay for your own drinks (Siem Reap)
A deposit is required to make a reservation on our Southeast Asia adventure tour with the balance due 70 days prior to departure (unless booking with one of our promotions, for which specific balance due dates may apply).
The deposit is 10% of the group tour price (unless stated otherwise). If you book on to our Southeast Asia adventure tour less than 70 days prior to departure, the full balance will be due within 3 days of booking.
No bookings can be accepted within 40 days of a trip departure date for our Southeast Asia adventure tour.
A deposit is required to make a reservation on our Southeast Asia adventure tours, with the balance due 70 days prior to departure (unless booking with one of our promotions, for which specific balance due dates may apply).
The deposit is 10% of the group tour price (unless stated otherwise). If you book on to our Southeast Asia adventure tours less than 70 days prior to departure, the full balance will be due within 3 days of booking.
No bookings can be accepted within 40 days of a trip departure date for our Southeast Asia adventure tours.
Room Upgrades
If you’d like to upgrade to a private room the prices are listed below. The upgrade fee is for the room, not per person.
- Single room is £550 (One person to a room)
- Double room is £550 (Two people sharing)
The room upgrade is available in all destinations aside from the homestay in Chiang Mai, the overnight cruise in Ha Long Bay, or on Koh Rong.
There are parts of this trip in which you may not have hot water or electricity during the day – please bear this in mind and keep an open perspective, especially in countries such as Laos and Cambodia, where the local levels of development or infrastructure may not be the same as your country of origin. Please also be aware that where upgrades on accommodation are available through the tours, not all of these upgrades to private rooms include en suites. In certain hotels, upgrades to double rooms may include an en suite, where twin rooms may include a shared bathroom usage. In others, due to the layouts of the accommodation, shared bathroom facilities may be the norm across all room upgrades.
Additional Services
Once you get to South East Asia on a group tour, you may not want to leave. We can book additional nights accommodation at the beginning and end of your trip to allow for some time to relax as our tours are very fast-paced.
We can also arrange for transfers to pick you up and drop you off at the airport.
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