Kampot Province is quintessentially Cambodia - verdant, shimmering rice paddies puntuated with sugar palm trees, with a backdrop of karst limestone hills and the infamous Bokor Tabletop mountain... from where the Kampot River flows down to the French Colonial era river port town of Kampot itself and out to the Gulf of Thaland.

Trek through mountains and lush rainforests, encounter hilltribe minority villages, ride and elephant, try rock climbing on towering karst limestone cliffs, kayak or go white water rafting down pristine rivers, and explore the stunning ancient city of Luang Prabang, now a World Heritage site.

Koh Yao Noi (Little Long Island) and Koh Yao Yai (Big Long Island) are two sleepy islands still enjoying a slow pace of life located in Phang Nga Bay, only 1 hour's boat ride away from the international resort island of Phuket.

This exceptional adventure will take you through the dramatic, tribal, mountainous area of Northern Vietnam, bordering China, before descending to the ancient Royal city and World Heritage site of Luang Prabang, kayaking down the Nam Ou River in Laos. On the way it will pass through the newly opened border crossing at Dien Bien Phu, scene of the last great battle between the French colonial rulers and the Viet Ming freedom fighters in 1954 which finally saw the end to colonial rule in French Indochina.