The Highlands around Dalat is where we specialize and base our activities. Dalat is a quiet town in the south central highlands of Vietnam, about 300 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City, and is set in a landscape dotted with lakes and blanketed with pine forested hills and jungle covered valleys. It was first established as a hill station by the French, and many of the fabulous villas they built are still here. The cool climate, clean air and escape from the heat and congestion of Saigon provide the perfect setting for the adventure sports we love to do.

At an altitude of between 1,500 and 2,000 meters the cool, hilly terrain is fantastic for mountain biking, trekking, canyoning, kayaking and rappelling. Trips cater to everyone from the inexperienced beginner, to the experienced pro looking for a challenge. We also have extended adventure itineraries for those looking to head further into the central highlands, down to the national park in the south, or over to the coast.

Head Office in Dalat:

109 Nguyen Van Troi Street

Tel: 84-63-3829422

Fax: 84-63-3820331

Cell: 0918438781

Email:

Hoi An Office:

62 Ba Trieu Street
Tel: 84-510-3917839

Cell: 0989686898 (Thanh)

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Hoi An is a beautifully preserved example of a South East Asian trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries. Many of the merchant houses still line the riverside and the small town still retains the old feel and charm that it once had.

This coastal town is a great place to base yourself for a week while exploring places like the My Son ruins, a society that dates back to between the 4th and 13th centuries and was the political and religious capital of the Champa Kingdom. Bach Ma National Park is also very accessible from Hoi An. This old French Hill Station, which is now a National Park, offers some fantastic adventure options. Old French Villas lay in ruins along the jungle trails you can wander along Hoi An offers a fantastic mix of adventure and culture.