South East Asia Tours
Marvel at ancient ruins as you tour Cambodia, cruise the Mekong River, sail between the islands in Thailand, relax onboard your junk boat in Halong Bay or cycle through this mesmerising region to experience the local culture in a way that wouldn't otherwise be possible. Eat your fill of pho in Vietnam and visit virtually untouched villages in Myanmar as you explore South East Asia on a tour or river cruise.
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14 Days Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap
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13 Days Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh City
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13 Days Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap
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12 Days Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh City
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12 Days Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap
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16 Days Hanoi to Siem Reap
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8 Days Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh City
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8 Days Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap
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Must do experiences and highlights in South East Asia
Hoi An Ancient Town
An old trading port, this enchanting town is infused with Chinese, Japanese and European influences, still visible along the pretty lantern lined streets.
Khao Sok National Park
Home to one of the world’s oldest evergreen forests, limestone rock formations, bubbling waterfalls and abundant wildlife including elephants, monkeys, and tigers.
Bagan by Balloon
If the temple town of Bagan is incredible at eye level, then picture drifting gently over its intricately designed stupas by hot air balloon.
Bangkok Canal Cruise
Swap tuk-tuks for a traditional long tail boat as you glide along the khlongs of Bangkok, past families going about their business in stilted houses and shopping for produce at the colourful floating markets.
Angkor Wat Sunrise
Catch the Temples of Angkor at sunrise, as the first light illuminates the iconic monuments and throws their reflections into the still ponds. Watch for the unique detail on the 3000 aspara carvings. Bucket list this!
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What our clients are saying about their journeys to South East Asia
“Trip of a lifetime in Asia”
Rebecca & Andrew - QLD, Australia Jul 2019
This Contiki tour booked through Global Journeys was seamless as always. Yvonne handled our booking and sent us important updates along the way to ensure we didn't forget anything and to make the most out of our holiday. Once we began our tour, we realised again why we love group touring so much.. Everything is done for you! There's no hassle about getting to the right train station on time, organising a taxi with someone who doesn't speak English etc. You just have to remember what time to wake
...read more up in the morning to get to breakfast, which is always included! Everything else is taken care of and there are endless inclusions, so many that sometimes you are on the coach talking with your group and next minute you're at an Elephant Conservation park! Then free lunch you didn't know about. Then there's more to see in the afternoon, then included dinner! Our trip manager #Contikicoops was incredibly invested in ensuring everyone got the most out of their holiday and was always willing to answer questions. The pace of the tour was perfect for us as we got to see so many things but didn't feel like it was too rushed which is often the downside to group tours. I had plenty of time to set up and take plenty of photos which is really important to me. It also left us plenty of sleep at night to recover for the next day but if you wanted to go and party, the option is there too. The accommodation was much better quality than I was expecting for 3 stars in Asia. It felt more like 4-5 stars with most places having a nice shaded pool to relax. The quality of the breakfasts was really amazing, every morning it was buffet style and often at least 2-3 styles of cuisine at each buffet. Eg, Asian, French, Western. I have coeliac disease but never had issues finding gluten free food even at communal breakfast. I brought along a translated card for each country and this helped immensely (download free or by donation celiactravel.com). This tour was extremely valuable for its money. We did a few days solo travel post tour and instantly noticed how much more you have to think about and be responsible for, how much waiting around you do and for not that much less cost! At the same time there isn't a private guide in the background telling you about the place you are visiting. We went during monsoon season (July, Aug) and it only rained a couple of times usually while we were asleep, (which isn't good for the farmers) but I wouldn't avoid this time of year because of rain. The fields are lush and green and it's really sunny but also hot so if you like the heat it's the perfect time! We made so many new friends on this trip from all over the world and I have so many great memories which will get me through the next few months of working to save up for the next one!
“Sensational Sabah”
Juliet & Ben - QLD, Australia Apr 2019
This tour packed so much into 8 days- mountains, islands, jungle and abundant wildlife. A highlight was our stay at the Kinabatangan River which we cruised in the early morning and late afternoons spotting monkeys, birds and crocodiles on the riverbanks. We will have lifelong memories of cruising down the river at sunset, watching the silhouettes of Proboscis Monkeys swinging high in the trees. We didn't spot any of the shy pygmy elephants but did come across their tracks on one of the jungle hikes
...read more which was really cool! We would have liked a little longer at the Orangutan sanctuary but operating hours are fairly limited, and the time we did have was fantastic. The days on tour were busy, but we had a good amount of downtime during the heat of the day to have a siesta in a hammock or in the comfort of air con. We had a great group of easygoing tour buddies and everyone got along well - a range of ages, including friends travelling together, couples and solos. Our G Adventures CEO was fantastic, sweet and friendly. He is from a local village and has spent several years working in Sabah national parks so has plenty of knowledge about the wildlife. There was a variety of accommodation which added to the experience, all clean and comfortable with good facilities. We stayed an extra night at the end of the tour and visited the islands off Kota Kinabalu which was worth doing because it was different again to the island we visited on the tour, but if you're going to stay on I would spend a little extra on a hotel with a pool. Global Journeys provided excellent service at the best price and our travel advisor was professional, intelligent, patient and beautiful. Borneo is close(ish), safe, and a great destination if you want to see wildlife and go somewhere really different but are short on time. We will travel with G Adventures again and when we do we will book through Global Journeys.
“ Best of Flores & Komodo”
Nilantha - ACT, Australia Apr 2019
Excellent tour. Tour leader was friendly and helpful. . Accommodation was good. Some suggestions: 1. Eat more frequently in local Indonesian restaurants (e.g. Padang restaurants) and less in westernised coffee shops. The choice of authentic Indonesian cuisine in these coffee shops is limited. I can appreciate that some or many of my co-tourists may disagree with me on this issue. 2. Perhaps have an over55's tour group? There are many of us over this age who are fit and healthy but do not walk
...read more at a similar pace to those in their 20's or 30's. I did tend to lag behind some of the younger individuals in the group and perhaps slowed things down a bit.
“Saigon to Bangkok Explorer”
Anders - Australia Mar 2019
The Phnom Penh - Siem Reap trip could be replaced with a flight. Loved the food but would have appreciated a couple of more upmarket recommended options to try out modern local cuisine too. Binh, our guide in Vietnam and Cambodia, was exceptionally good. (Review provided by Explore Worldwide.)
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Your guide to travelling through South East Asia
21 May, 2019 Natasha's Take on Independent Travel vs Guided Touring in Cambodia
I’ve always wanted to visit Cambodia, I mean, who doesn’t want to see the silhouette of Angkor Wat against a backdrop of an epic sunrise? So, when I saw the opportunity to take some leave and set off on a quick adventure (inspired by a string of public holidays), Cambodia shot straight to the..
21 May, 2019 Highlights of Cambodia through Natasha's Eyes
I recently set off on an incredible trip through Cambodia and got to see so many beautiful places. I was limited by my dates so I couldn’t fit in a tour and instead navigated this incredible country on my own (with my partner in tow) – you can read how I found tackling Cambodia independently..
06 November, 2018 8 of the Best Places to Visit in Thailand
Thailand is varied and striking, with everything from ancient ruins and busy cities to sandy coastlines and dense forests. Get to know the traditions and cultures of this interesting country and its people, from the hill tribes of the north to the Monks gathering at the Buddhist temples around..
