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Welcome to Luang Prabang
Luang Prabang, UNESCO World Heritage town located at the confluence of the Mekong and Khan Rivers. There are many sites to visit in and around this town and the best way to explore is by boat. We have designed trips to give you the independence to go at your own pace, take the track less worn, have an insider's perspective. Most importantly we take out the hassle so you can enjoy your time, interacting with locals and Lao hospitality. |
The Banana Boat has these features:
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Some of our latest tours:
NK02
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US$ 120.00 pp
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2 days
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Village Hospitality at its Best with Workshops!
- Includes local transport to and from the village
- All meals
- Overnight in your own unique TaiLeu house
- English-speaking host who lives nearby
- 2 workshops, choose from natural dyes, cotton weaving and bamboo weaving
BB05
Pak Ou Caves & Sunset
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US$ 45.00 pp
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Half day
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New Popular
Afternoon Tour!
- Spectacular sights of the Mekong around Luang Prabang
- Explore the lower and upper caves of Pak Ou
- Enjoy the sunset with onboard beer, refreshing drinks and Lao snacks
- Optional stops at the whiskey and paper villages
BB07
Pottery Village &
Kuangsi waterfall
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US$89.00 pp
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Full Day
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New Hands-on Tour for
Art and Nature Lovers!
- Pass through villages for authentic views rural Laos
- Visit the "Pottery Village", known for pottery making and handicrafts, guided by a friendly local guide
- Create your own pottery
- Explore the jungle of the Kuangsi Waterfall and swim in the natural pools
- Visit the Bear Rescue Area
Prices are per person based on two people travelling together. Children 5-11 years are 50% of the adult price and children under 5 are free. If you have a larger family or group please contact us for a quote.
Chinese translations (traditional and simplified) of the tour information are available for download on each specific tour page.
Chinese translations (traditional and simplified) of the tour information are available for download on each specific tour page.
Things to remember about boating and touring in Laos:
- The rivers in Laos vary in height greatly between the wet and dry seasons so you will have times when you have to walk up steep river banks. If you cannot walk up steep inclines without steps let us know so we can make sure you are set down in suitable places with ramps or steps. Steps are unavoidable.
- It can be very cold in the dry season (Nov-Mar), so dress warmly for sitting on the boat. Even in the hot wet season (May-Sep) it is a good idea to bring a light cover as it can get chilly if caught in a rain storm.
- It is your trip so enjoy your time, but please be mindful of sunset, it is not easy navigating at night.
- The boat has a low ceiling and can be unstable, so mind your head and it is best if you sit evenly on either side of the boat. Try and manage the weight displacement with your friends, swapping seats if you want to suddenly move to one side to take a photo.
- Relax.....we are in no hurry so enjoy the ride.