Laos Adventure & Outdoor Tours

Home to dense forests, limestone caves and endless waterways, Laos is a dream destination for intrepid travellers seeking an off-the-beaten-track corner of the Southeast Asia. Immerse yourself in the tranquillity of this enchanting country as you traverse its ancient temples, meandering rivers, lush jungles, and vibrant markets. These breathtaking sceneries provide visitors with plenty of thrilling outdoor activities such as kayaking, cycling, rock climbing, ziplining between tree houses or exploring temple ruins.

Always in the top list of a visit to Laos, Kuangsi Waterfall is the largest one in Luang Prabang flowing through a limestone jungle and falling into three tiers, which looks like three-step on the way heading to the top of the mountain. Enjoy amazing views of the majestic cascades from the bridge that crosses the pool at the base of the main falls before cooling off with a swim in the fresh water surrounded by lush jungle. Aside from the cascades and pools, there are walking trails up to the waterfall's top rewarded with stunning views over the jungle. At the top, take a peaceful walk through a wooded area to some other beautiful swimming pools where a swing above the water can be enjoyed.

Head south from Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng, which is known for its stunning natural landscapes of limestone mountains, lush greenery and the Nam Song River. Explore the impressive stalactites of the Tham Nam and Tham Phu Kham caves, kayak down the river past mountains and riverside villages to learn about the natives' day-to-day life, take a refreshing swim in the turquoise blue water at the Blue Lagoon, or for something more adventurous, hike up to the Nam Xay Viewpoint and enjoy panoramic views at the top.
Down in sleepy southern Laos lies the city of Pakse, the gateway to the Bolaven Plateau. Marvel at the coffee and tea plantations and incredible waterfalls such as Tad Yuang, Tad Pha Suam and Tad Fane - the most famous one. Located in the Dong Hua Sao National Park, Tad Fane is absolutely spectacular with twin streams that plunge out of dense forest and tumble down from the height of more than 120m to form the Huay Bang Lieng River below. Trek the jungle-clad Phou Asa Mountain near Ban Khiet Ngong village to the shrine on the top and spend the day uncovering the secrets of its enigmatic ruins comprised of 108 stacked stone pillars.

For a truly unique experience, head to northern Laos to take on the Gibbon Experience. Fly at a high speed through lush forests and valleys on ziplines up to 500m long will be adrenaline adventures. Part of the fun of the multiple day trip is staying in tree houses that are only accessible by zipline. The surrounding forest is home to the black gibbon and the cost of the experience helps to support the conservation of their habitat. Eventhough picking leeches off shins and sidestepping tiger scats are not easy, the Gibbon Experience is still very attractive to thrill seekers.