Where to begin. My partner and I had booked the 3 day/2 night trip including elephant ride, cycling, kyaking and treking with village home stay for a rather substantial sum prior to arriving in Laos. We had read a lot of the good reviews about TT and felt that by paying a little bit more we would get a terrific... More

We did the 3-day hilltribes fair-trek. This took us to a Hmong village, a Khamu village and a mixed village. The hiking was challenging, but worth the views, and the overnight village experiences were awesome. It great to get an insight into the lives of some of the hardest working people in the world. The guides were also excellent. Their... More

We just went kayaking down Nam Khan river and had a great day. Mostly dued to the funny and very skilled guide!! Compared to other companies I've tried in Laos the past 14 days Tiger Trail is certainly one of the best!

Amazing setting over the river and it seems the elephants are very well looked after here. The trip up the Nam Khan to Tad Sae is also fantastic, and although Tad Sae falls dont compare to Kuang Si, they are still very picturesque & worth the trip for the dip.

Started with mountain biking, elephant riding, visiting waterfalls and then overnight in mountain village. Our guide Poi was excellent and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience

I signed up to go on the full one day elephant village. The cost was $88 but well worth every penny. The tour went flawlessly. There were 3 people in my group. They arrived on time to pick us up and the ride to the sanctuary was very comfortable. When we arrived at the sanctuary we were allowed to go... More

We like to volunteer when we travel as long as the organisation is ethical, the project sustainable, and our money benefits locals. The "Clay School Project" with Tiger Trails out of Luang Prabang ticked all our boxes so we signed up for three days - our task - to hike in and help build a village school of mud bricks.... More

My husband and I have traveled around the world so we know a bit about tours. We tend to lean towards companies that employ locals and have a strong emphasis on the environment and giving back to the community. This group is stellar. Even the small touches like making sure our plastic spoons are recycled was important to our guide... More

We did two tours - one family member did the the two day mahout course and a day trip to elephant village with kayak ride. The two day course let him spend a lot of time with one elephant and the staff were very helpful and friendly. The one day trip was a half hour ride on an elephant and... More