Southeast Asia Canoeing Tours

Starting your trip in Kuala Lumpur, you can explore China Town, the Jamek Mosque and Sri Maha Mariamman Hindu Temple before heading on to Borneo.

Drift down the Kinabatangan River searching for some of Asia’s best wildlife: wild orangutan, red and silver leaf monkeys and pygmy elephants and get a bird’s eye view of Danum Valley, spotting birds and gibbons.

Explore the countryside around Kota Kinabalu by bike and wonder at the rolling hills, lush forests and small villages before unwinding at Japamala and spending time snorkelling, in the spa or simply reading a book under the shade of the palm trees.

Spend three nights each in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and a beach resort to see the most iconic parts of Thailand and experience the wide variety of food, scenery, and cultures it has to offer. In Bangkok, visit the Grand Palace, Wat Po (the Reclining Buddha), Wat Arun (the Temple of Dawn), and Wat Saket (the Golden Mount). Also experience an off-the-beaten-path culinary feast of local delicacies that help you understand the local culture.

In the north visit Chiang Mai to have a truly engaging experience with Thai food that can only be found in the north, plus an exclusive, private experience at a village-operated responsible elephant camp.

Then travel south to the island of Koh Yao Noi off the coast of Phuket to experience the scenic beauty of Phang Nga Bay at a beach resort–selected based on your input about the kind of location and experiences you want.

Enjoy a more in-depth experience with this trip that highlights quaint local neighbourhoods and off-the-beaten-path villages around the Golden Triangle of North Thailand. From the bustling urban city, invigorating nature hikes to sea kayaking around stunning sea caves, you can anticipate some of the most impressive yet diverse aspects of Thailand.

Created for nature and wildlife lovers, this active trip offers incredible intimate experiences at responsibly operated establishments. Go on an exciting safari trip to a National Park to see some of the last remaining wild elephant herds. Explore remote villages and small towns that are still untouched by mass tourism to uncover authentic local culture. End the trip on a high note with a once-in-a-lifetime sea kayaking expedition with overnight camping at secluded islands.