The Eyes Of “Kong”

-For Kong Collapse Top Adventure tour, we offer 2 FREE nights before and after the tour at Our Travelodge or our partners which are the homestays nearby

-Guides: English-speaking Vietnamese guides from Phong Nha

-Meals: Food and drinks during the tour

-Transfers: Transportation in Phong Nha and Dong Hoi

-Travel Insurance: PVI Insurance

-Safety Assistants: Local experts, well-trained assistants

-Porterage: Local porters to carry food, drinks, equipment…Porters can carry an additional of 03kg of your personal belongings if you wish

-Equipment: Equipment used during the tour: Helmet, head light, life jacket, gloves…

-Military shoes and towel for borrowing: Use of towels and trekking shoes Euro sizes 37-45 (We suggest bringing your own shoes if these do not suit you. We do not suggest Goretex/waterproof boots as these take a long time to dry)

-Transfers from outside Phong Nha and Dong Hoi area

-Personal expenses

-Tips for your guides & safety assistants, porters

While having prior caving, hiking, and camping experience can be advantageous, it’s not mandatory. We provides expert guidance to assist you in selecting the most suitable itinerary based on your level of experience. Additionally, our safety assistants are readily available to support you during trekking or caving activities.

For the Kong Collapse Top Adventure tour, participants are required to undergo a one-day caving skills training session with the Our crew before departure. This training ensures everyone is adequately prepared for the adventure ahead.

Long trousers & long-sleeved-shirt to avoid poison ivies and mosquitoes

Swim wear

Long socks

Small backpack

Dry bag (optional)

Hiking shoes (optional)

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent

Meals on the tour are freshly cooked by Our Chef & Porter Team. The food is fresh and healthy. Below you can find more of what example meals are like:

Breakfast: Noodles, pancakes, fruit

Lunch: Fresh spring rolls made with pork, vegetable, cucumber, and peanut salt mixed, “Muoi cheo”. (Vegetarian options: Boiled eggs, Vegetables, Vegetarian fried spring rolls)

Dinner: Steamed rice, Beef soup with “lot” leaf, Stewed tuna with tomato sauce, slow-cooked pork ribs with carrot, fried eggs, chicken, boiled seasonal vegetables.

Note: Second-night dinner at Kong Collapse sinkhole will be served with a special BBQ party.

What’s in your tent?

You’ll be resting in one of our tents (single or double tent). Each tent comes fully equipped with a comfortable thick mattress, a pillow, a fan during hot days, a blanket, and aromatic bags. Our Team make sure you’ll enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep after your adventurous day of trekking and cave exploration.

Bath on Tour

Our tours offer campsites situated in proximity to beautiful crystal clear rivers, lakes, giving guests the freedom to enjoy a refreshing swim. The dedicated Our team assumes the vital role of lifeguards to guarantee the safety of all customers. As part of our commitment to preserving natural resources, the use of traditional shampoo or conditioner in rivers or pools is strictly prohibited. Instead, we kindly ask our guests to use environmentally-friendly, biological shampoo throughout their journey, which will be provided on tour.

Toilet on Tour

Most of the tour is set in the deep jungle without modern amenities. To protect the environment and maintain cleanliness, we offer Jungle Composting Toilet that are inside a tent and consist of a regular toilet seat on top of a box. Inside the box, there’s a waste bucket. Nearby, you’ll find provided toilet paper a container of rice husks. After using the toilet, cover your waste with a scoop of rice husks to keep things odor-free and prevent insects. Once the buckets are full, our team will replace them and bury the waste in a designated spot in the jungle. It will naturally break down and become fertilizer. Please use these toilets for both urination and defecation to maintain cleanliness and preserve the environment. Urinating outside or in the caves is not allowed to avoid odors and harm to the cave ecosystem. We also provide dry hand-sanitizer

Phong Nha Ke Bang has 4 seasons with Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, it also experiences a monsoon tropical climate, with two distinct seasons: the rainy season and the dry season. The rainy season spans from September to March, while the dry season stretches from April to August. During the rainy season, temperatures can drop as low as 17°C, with January being the coldest month. In contrast, the dry season can bring higher temperatures, with May usually recording the highest temperatures, but most of it is reduced when visitors are in the jungle and the caves exploring, as it might drop to the temperature around 23°C.

When you visit Phong Nha in each season, you’ll always witness a unique beauty. If you choose to visit during the rainy season, the waterfalls in the jungle and the calcite lakes inside the caves will be exceptionally beautiful and full, allowing you to capture memorable photos. On the other hand, if you opt for the dry season, your trekking routes in the jungle will be drier and more manageable. Throughout the year, we are at our most beautiful status from April to May when the weather is dry, cool, and the scenery is at its finest

From the Northern and Southern Vietnam (Ha Noi, Ninh Binh or Da Nang , hue City) you Should Take a Train or Bus Overnight to Dong Hoi City Train Station Or Phong Nha Center Bus Stop

You have to be responsible for the environment. All illegal activities are forbidden. Do not separate from the group, do not jump on rocks or rotten trees, watch your steps, respect the local customs. Please read the environmental protection rules and survival rules here

-100% Refund: If the customer cancels the service 7 days before the tour departure date.

-50% Refund: If the customer cancels the service 3 days before the tour departure date.

No Refund: If the customer cancels the service within 3 days of the tour departure date.

Customers can change their service selection: If the customer submits a change request 7 days before the tour departure date, subject to the availability of the tour