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Spotlight of the Month: Southeast Asia  

Spotlight of the Month

 This is Southeast Asia 

Unearthed by those who know it best  

The best views? The ones without the crowds. The best guides? They’re dressed in Exodus teal. In Southeast Asia, our local guides are the best in the game – storytellers, insiders, and experts at finding the perfect bánh mì.

On our Vietnam Adventure, you’ll enjoy a Mekong Delta homestay – stories shared over dinner, dishes you’ll crave long after. Cycling Vietnam? Your guide trades traffic for backroads and beachside cafes only the local people know. 

Cambodia Adventure goes beyond the crowds of Angkor. Cycle to quiet temples and watch sunset with a local guide who knows where the magic lingers. In Borneo, become a Wildlife Discoverer. Watch orangutans relearn the wild and meet sun bears (the world’s smallest!) getting a second chance. And on Primates & Dragons of Indonesia, your guide shares more than the trail – they share their love for the creatures that share their home.  

This is Southeast Asia. Wild and wondrous – with the best by your side.

Find your Southeast Asia Adventure

Top 6 Destinations in Southeast Asia

Vietnam

Vietnam Family Adventure

Spotlight of the Month
14 Days from 2 398 €
2 160 €

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Experience Vietnam from north and south

Family
Malaysia

Borneo Wildlife Discoverer

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15 Days from 5 278 €
4 680 €

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Showcasing the best of Borneo – wildlife, rainforests and beaches

Wildlife
Vietnam

Cycling Vietnam

Spotlight of the Month
14 Days from 2 214 €
1 975 €

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Ride from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi, witnessing Vietnam’s beauty unfold

Cycling
Indonesia

Primates & Dragons of Indonesia

Spotlight of the Month
14 Days from 4 318 €
3 660 €

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Search for Orang-utans, Komodo dragons and more wildlife

Wildlife
Cambodia

Cambodia Adventure

Spotlight of the Month
13 Days from 2 398 €
2 280 €

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Explore Cambodia's Angkor temples and rural countryside

Culture
Vietnam

Vietnam Adventure

Spotlight of the Month
14 Days from 1 734 €
1 410 €

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Join an expert tour leader to explore Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and the best of everything in between

Culture

What can I say – what an amazing trip. From start to finish we were incredibly lucky with what we saw and the encounters we had. Starting in Bako NP, we saw wild proboscis monkey and were treated to a rare sighting of a Colugo (flying lemur) taking flight over our heads during the day. On the way back on the boat, we were even treated to a viewing of pink dolphins.

In Mulu, the caves were beautiful and great fun to walk through. Although we were supposedly there during the ‘dry’ season, climate change has made the weather much more unpredictable. We had lovely weather both mornings, but torrential rain in the afternoons and overnight, so much so that the bats stayed inside the cave on the first night. Patience and a willingness to walk in the rain with crossed fingers paid off on the second night, and we were treated to a spectacular bat exodus during sunset. The weather is very changeable in Mulu (and Borneo in general) so even if it looks as though it may be too wet for the bats, I would recommend heading to the viewing area anyway as you never know! Even in the rain, the air temperature is warm and you dry off quickly.

Moving to Sabah, the highlights have to be the Kinabatangan River and Danum Valley. Both were so rich in wildlife and we had such amazing viewings in both locations. The Orangutan and Proboscis monkey sanctuaries are great and do fabulous work, but nothing compares to seeing these animals truly out in the wild. We were incredibly lucky with our sightings and saw not only the Borneo Big 5 (orangutan, proboscis monkey, crocodile, rhinoceros hornbill and pygmy elephant) but a huge array of other primates and birds (long and short tail macaques, gibbons, silver and red leaf monkeys, flying squirrels, owls, civets, slow loris, eagles, deer and many more) . Particularly in Danum Valley, take the opportunity to do as much as possible. There are a couple of places on the track and boardwalk that you can go independently providing the sun is up. A few of us in the group met up at 6am on both mornings in Danum and we were rewarded with a group of gibbons eating and playing in the trees on both mornings – a sight not repeated during the day. Seize every opportunity and just explore and enjoy.

Angela Beckwith Borneo Wildlife Discoverer

It was a great trip. Exceeded all my expectations.Our guide Elly was brilliant and always on hand if we needed anything. The local guides that were used on various parts of the trip were also very good. On the 2 days spent in the forest in Bukit Lawang we saw Orang Utans within 20 minutes of leaving our lodge. Getting fresh local fruit in the middle of the jungle was a very welcome treat. Possibly the juiciest pineapple i have ever eaten. On the boat trip to Komodo and Rinca Islands the food was very good and fresh. Sleeping on the deck of the boat was great. Saw about 15 Komodo’s over the visits to the two Islands. the snorkelling off the both on numerous occasions was brilliant. Crystal clear waters where we saw loads of turtles and fish to rival the Barrier Reef. Bring an underwater camera, I didn’t and i’m sorry i didn’t. The only slight gripe i have was the walk to the volcano/lava fields. In my opinion this was a waste of time. Elly had asked us if anyone wanted to try Durian fruit. A few of us said yes, so Elly stopped at a stall selling it. Trying Durian fruit has been on my bucket list for a long time. It tastes as disgusting as it smells but I’m glad i tried it. Overall it was a great trip and one i would highly recommend.

Conor Dodd Primates & Dragons of Indonesia

A well planned and co-ordinated itinerary that made great use of the time to show the variety of Vietnam

Dave Vaughan Cycling Vietnam
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