This trip combines hiking and mountain biking activities in the northern highlands of Mai Chau. Travel on dirt paths amongst the rolling hills where our only encounter along the way will be the local people who walk these roads daily.

The Mekong Delta is the "rice bowl" known for its tropical fruits and flowers. Traditionally, the transportation is by boat along a vast network of canals and channels. Be one of the first to take on the challenge by biking around the Delta!

Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has more than a thousand limestone peaks soaring from its crystalline emerald water. Explore by kayak the many hidden lagoons and stalagmite caves that are difficult to access by any other means.

Adventurous trekkers to Viet Nam's highest mountain will experience its natural charm, enchanting nocturnal sounds of the rainforest while enjoying an evening meal, and cross-cultural exchanges with Tay and Red Dao minorities.

Trek through remote villages and meet the indigenous peoples of the Thai, H’mong, and Zao hill tribes. Sleep in traditional houses and participate in a water buffalo donation then head east to kayak the waters of Ha Long Bay.

This hike passes through spectacular scenery of the Sa Pa region. With an average walking time of around 6 hours each day, villages of the H’mong, Day, Tho, Tay, Nhang, and Red Dao are visited. Be prepared to rough it without modern comforts!

Trek through villages in Mai Chau and overnight in a H’mong and a White Thai village. Next stop is Ha Long Bay for the Island of Cat Ba and fabulous camping on the beach, fishing, swimming and kayaking through a maze of limestone islets in the bay.