Northern Myanmar: at the feet of the Himalaya is the perfect destination for short and long trekking tours through rough mountain terrain and local villages with different ethnic tribes. The mountains around Putao also inhabit a lot of seldom species of wild animals and birds, which makes it very attractive for bird watchers. At present this area, contains one of the last great areas of subtropical and montane rainforest in the Himalayas, and is home to both Lisu and Rawang hill tribes.

For tour itineraries and more detailed information – please contact us directly.

Coming end of 2005 we will be able to offer multi day rafting expeditions on the headwaters of the Ayeryarwaddy River to the North of Putao, as well as a variety of day excursions by raft, kayak, mountain bike or on foot.

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 Mergui Archipelago : in the very south of Myanmar is one of the last untouched diving spots in the world. Its area is covering of over ten thousand square miles and has over eight hundred tropical islands. It has just been lately reopened and rediscovered as one of “the” diving spots in South East Asia. It is impossible to put into words the stunning beauty of the Mergui or Myeik Archipelago, which area is still pristine and nearly virtually uninhabited.

We are happy to offer diving trips from Kawthong in Myanmar or even from Phuket in Thailand. The combination of diving, sailing and relaxing onboard a high quality sailing yacht, whilst being pampered by a professional crew, is a great experience. There are four types of diving environments in the archipelago: shallow, inshore fringing island reefs where visibility is often poor but the diversity of marine life is unsurpassed; offshore fringing reefs where the visibility is considerably better, and the coral is much healthier; pinnacles and small rocky islands which rise from the depths and attract larger marine life such as sharks and rays; and banks which rise up from depths of over 300-meters and attract different types of marine life altogether. All in all, the Mergui Archipelago contains some of the most diverse and interesting marine ecosystems in the world.

Next to Diving visitors to the Mergui Archipelago can also choose to book:

- Adventure Tours, which are a combination of sailing, explorations with sea kayaks, snorkeling and diving. It is a wonderful possibility to visit remote, unspoiled sea and tropical islands.

- Kayak-Tours, which explore the many bays, coves, inlets and tidal rivers by kayak. This is the perfect way to enjoy the wild, unspoiled beauty of one of the last places on earth, which remains as it was probably hundreds of years ago.