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Escorted Small Group Tours & Independent Travel

Real Travel’s escorted and independent tours ensure there’s something for everyone – discerning travellers, backpackers, families and couples alike. No two tours are the same and all tours are limited to a maximum of up to 16 people and escorted locally by a personal guide who will be your companion, friend and guide in the region of your choice.

Real Travel tours are especially intended for people who want good accommodation within the tour budget, a cultural understanding of the country or countries visited, fun, and reliable services. Ample leisure time allows you to make personal discoveries in all the exotic places visited and some tour options even allow the more adventurous traveller complete independence with back-up support if you need it.

The appreciation of Indochina’s diverse cultures, cuisines, values and natural beauty has long been the reason for travel to this fascinating region.

Cambodia has much for the visitor, whether it is majestic architectural wonders, the genuine smiles on the faces of the people or the idyllic beaches of the south. Explore Phnom Pehn and Siem Reap and see rare river dolphins, crater lakes and jungle-clad, ancient temples such as Angkor Wat, which dates from the 12th century.

Thailand continues to charm travellers with its enviable diversity of attractions - cuisine, dramatic natural beauty, beautiful beaches, unchanged hidden villages and sophisticated cities.

Myanmar is probably one of the most strikingly diverse, and least discovered, countries in south-east Asia, and arguably in the world. It is an ancient land where the people still adhere to age-old traditions and customs, where intriguing, old cities, stupa-strewn plains, pristine lakes and scenic mountain trails amaze visitors, and where the genuine displays of hospitality are certain to surprise.

Vietnam is a captivating country blessed with a lengthy coastline, fertile river deltas, spectacular forested mountains and a diverse cultural identity. It currently finds itself at a crossroads between tradition and modernity.

Until fairly recently, landlocked Laos was off most travellers’ agendas, but today visitors appreciate not only the incredible beauty of the Mekong River that flows through the entire country, but also the laid- back c’est la vie attitude of the people. Laos is a paradise for the curious and intrepid traveller.