Holiday Indochina
Cruise boats among the limestone islands under bright cloud
Vietnam · Laos · Cambodia

Private routes through Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, built around your dates

Tell us roughly where and when you want to go, and we send back a day-by-day plan drawn from routes we run often — Ha Long Bay to the Mekong Delta, Luang Prabang to Angkor. You edit it until it fits, then we handle the ground.

What we actually do

We plan and run private trips through Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia — booking hotels, transport, guides and entry tickets, then staying reachable while you're on the road. You get one point of contact from the first email to the airport pickup.

Nothing here is sold off a shelf. Every [tour](tours) on this site is a starting itinerary, not a fixed package — we rebuild it around the number of travellers, the season, and whatever you tell us matters most, whether that's slow food stops or fewer travel days.

Read more about how the operation is set up on the [about](about) page, or skip ahead and describe your trip on [contact](contact).

Six routes to start from

These cover the range — a week-long loop, a nineteen-day crossing of three countries, and everything in between.

Three countries, one region

Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia sit side by side but feel nothing alike once you're on the ground — that contrast is most of the reason to see more than one.

How we work

Tell us the shape of the trip

Countries, rough dates, how many people, how much time — a few lines through [contact](contact) is enough to start.

Get a draft itinerary back

We match your brief against routes like the ones above and send a day-by-day plan with what each leg covers.

Edit it until it's right

Add a city, cut a day, upgrade a hotel category — we re-quote after each change, so nothing is locked in early.

Travel with one contact on the ground

Once you're travelling, the same team stays reachable if a flight shifts or plans change mid-trip.

Two travellers on a cruise deck looking out over the bay
Two travellers on a cruise deck looking out over the bay

Before you go

Our [travel guide](travel-guide) covers the practical side — visas, weather windows, food, festivals — for all three countries.

In pictures

In pictures

Apsara dancers posing in the stone gallery of an Angkor temple
Apsara dancers posing in the stone gallery of an Angkor temple

In pictures

In pictures

In pictures

In pictures

Line of monks collecting alms along a street at dawnThe Japanese Covered Bridge with its tiled roof and pink wallsTea terraces in flower with pink blossom trees between the rows

Ask us about a tour

Frequently asked questions

Do your tours run on fixed departure dates?
No. Every route on this site is private — your dates, your pace. We build the calendar around when you want to travel, not the other way round.
Can one trip cover more than one country?
Yes. Several routes, such as [Discovery Indochina](tours/discovery-indochina), link Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia in a single itinerary with land or short-flight crossings between them.
How much of the itinerary can I change?
All of it. The plan we send is a starting point — swap a city, add a night, drop a stop, and we re-cost it before you commit to anything.
Are flights included in the price?
International flights are not part of the tour cost. Domestic flights and trains between cities are usually included where a route needs them — this is confirmed on each tour's own page.
How do I get a quote?
Send your rough dates and interests through the [contact](contact) page. We reply with a draft itinerary you can pick apart before any payment is due.

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