A Southeast Asia food tour is a great way to experience the different cultures of this dynamic region. Taste your way through Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia. Try your hand at preparing traditional recipes in cookery classes, bicycle past rice paddies, zip through Saigon on a motorbike stopping for street food to get a true taste of Asia.
A combination of two of the best of Sabah: Sukau Rainforest Lodge and Borneo Rainforest Lodge (Danum Valley) including a stopover at Gomantong Caves. Explore the rainforest by riverboat in Sukau and on foot in Danum Valley. Loads of Wildlife, Birdlife and Pure Rainforests.
Santana Beach Resort is a charming family-run hotel and a popular choice with British holidaymakers. Perfect for beach lovers, the hotel enjoys direct access to the golden sands of Candolim Beach, where the coastline stretches as far as the eye can see.
A culinary tour of Vietnam is only right for a country that boasts one of the finest cuisines in the world; gently influenced by its Thai and Chinese neighbours and its past-ties with France, Vietnam offers an immensely varied gastronomical experience.
Whale watching season starts in November and ends in April when the oceans are warm and calm. Mirissa is the best place to start your whale and dolphin watching tour in Sri Lanka while the sea off Kalpitiya teams with an abundance of dolphins.
29 Nov, 3,6,10 Dec 7 nights £749pp B&B
2 Grade Holiday Beach Club
Price includes return flights from Gatwick, transfers, accommodation based on 2 sharing a standard room
Get off the beaten track in Southeast Asia with our Island Hopping from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok holiday. Start in Kuala Lumpur, head for Langkawi, cross from Malaysia into Thailand for some beach time on Koh Lipe, and finish in Bangkok.
Start your honeymoon with a luxurious stopover in Singapore and carry on to the beaches of the Philippines. This two-week trip is designed to get you away from the crowds while still taking you to some of the country’s most iconic places.
Explore the south coast of Cambodia, an area laden with stunning French architecture, laid back fishing towns, great seafood, and stunning coastal scenery. Explore riverside fishing villages, limestone caves, laterite temples, mangrove forests, the National Park and the island of Koh Tonsay.
Combine the Cordillera culture and history of Manila with the island beauty and raw nature of Palawan. Get active seeing one of the smallest volcanoes in the world, trekking to ancient rice terraces, colorful cliff-mounted coffins, and peeking in a few caves. Then head to Palawan for some serious beach time.
