We like to give you more freedom and flexibility. By not including all meals, we aim to keeps costs realistic and it means you won’t pay for meals you don’t  need or want. It also means that you’re free to venture out on free days without the pressing need to return in time for Dinner.

Plus, it’s important to note that meals in Southeast Asia are pretty cheap, so it’s much better value for you.

Breakfast is always included and we do have a group meal every night with the trip leader, which is optional but always a lot of fun.

Arrival transfers are included to take the stress out of planning and arrival. 

We will meet you at your arrival airport (must be the same as the tour starting point) and take you by private vehicle to the joining hotel.

We may combine two or more travellers into the same vehicle but only if they are arriving on the same flight and joining the same tour. 

We don’t include departure transfers as we prefer to save you money. It’s really easy to grab a taxi or minivan from the departure hotel, or your tour leader will help you arrange something for no extra cost.

100% Yes! Our group tours are perfect for solo travellers looking to meet like-minded people. Many of our guests come alone and leave with new friends. We aim to create a friendly and welcoming vibe.

As a solo traveller you have the choice either to book a private room or we can allocate a shared twin room with a fellow traveller of the same gender. Additionally, you’ll find that people travelling on group tours are sociable and friendly by default.

Our tours are all about visiting amazing countries and meeting incredible people while also enjoying the daily company of like-minded people to ensure your experiences are stress free and memorable for the right reasons.

We make sure all included meals are vegan, and by partnering with a number of local vegan-friendly restaurants we also ensure that you have plenty of  recommendations for where to eat when meals aren’t included.

Absolutely! Everyone’s welcome, whether you’re vegan, vegetarian, or just curious about plant-based living. We love having a mix of folks on our trips.

Just a heads-up though, since this is a vegan trip, we ask that you don’t eat non-plant-based food around the group. Also, please remember that people are here to relax and enjoy themselves, so it’s not the time or place to debate vegan choices or ethics with fellow travellers. Let’s keep the vibe positive and supportive for everyone!

We keep our groups small, usually between 8-15 people, to make sure everyone gets a personalised experience. It also helps us build a tight-knit community. We’ve found that once a group exceeds 15, small sub-groups start to form and the tour leaders have trouble maintaining group dynamics.

What’s the average age of a vegan?

Exactly, it will vary. Basically, all ages are welcome, and we work hard to make everyone feel included.

We love adventure as much as you do, but your health and safety are super important to us. That’s why we require you to have travel insurance when you book any of our tours or tailor-made holidays. At the very least, your insurance should cover US$50,000 for emergency medical expenses and US$200,000 for emergency medical evacuation/repatriation. If you’re using your home country’s currency, make sure it’s an equivalent amount.

We also highly recommend looking into extra coverage like personal liability, trip interruption, isolation costs if you test positive for Covid-19, and trip cancellation that includes Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) if it’s available where you live. Just a heads-up, this kind of coverage usually needs to be bought within 24 hours to 3 weeks of paying your deposit.

All flights that form a part of the tour are full included with a luggage allowance of 15-20 kg (We advise packing lightly for all our tours)

We don’t provide flights to join and leave our tours as we prefer to allow our customers the freedom to choose their own routes, dates and class.

Of course if you need any help with recommendations or routes, we are happy to help.

Visa rules differ greatly between nationalities and can also change at short notice.

Therefore we strongly advise that you check with the Embassy in your own country with plenty of time to spare before you travel.

There are also a number of reputable online visa companies who will arrange a visa for you – for a fee of course  🙁

In line with our Vision and Mission, we always prefer to use smaller hotels and we always aim for at least a 4-Star standard.

As you can imagine, strictly vegan hotels are not very common in most of Asia, but when available and the standards are good enough, we will lean towards them.

Where vegan hotels are not available, we scout out only the best hotels and restaurants that we love and think you will too. We work closely with them to make sure they really understand the needs of a vegan group, and create a balanced, delicious, and varied menu of foods and drinks.

While we do our very best to avoid it, cross-contamination in a non-vegan hotel or restaurant is always a possibility, and we should all be aware of this when travelling to other countries.