The first stop is the island of Koh Tao, which is renowned for its incredible scuba diving and is one of the cheapest places in the world to complete your open water dive course

Next up is the party filled island of Koh Phangan – home to the world famous Full Moon Party on Haad Rin Beach, where once a month thousands of travellers gear up in neon paint and party until sunrise!

This self guided transport package includes the overnight bus from Bangkok > Chumphon, ferry out to Koh Tao and then onward ferry to Koh Phangan.

For added flexibility you can choose from two return options – either back to Bangkok (perfect for those with onward flights or heading out on another Stray Asia pass) or over to Phuket, which is perfect for those wanting to hit up the islands on the West coast like Phi Phi or Railay.

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This flexible and fun hop on hop off bus pass takes in all the best destinations that Vietnam has to offer. From the mountain town of Da Lat with its amazing scenery and canyoning to Hoi An – famous for tailor made suits and clothing – the crew of Stray Asia will show you the best of what Vietnam has to offer.

Travelling from Ho Chi Min City to Hanoi, the Stray Asia Dong Pass has a minimum travel time of 14 days and up to 12 months to complete your route it’s perfect for those on a variety of time frames.

Along the way your Western and local tour guide will give you all the insider knowledge of your next destination, help sort your accommodation and of course hook you up with some amazing activity discounts too

The Stray Asia Dong Pass is the perfect way to discover Vietnam at your own pace and meet heaps of new travel buddies along the way too.

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Starting Bangkok, Thailand you’ll hop over the border and explore some of the best destination in Cambodia – from Siem Reap and Phnom Penh to Kampot and Battambang.

Take in the awesome sunrise at Angkor Wat, sample fresh seafood delicacies in Kampot and kick back at the beach in Sihanoukville – the Stray Asia Khmer Pass gives you the opportunity to tick off the best bucket list items in Cambodia!

With a minimum travel time of 11 days and up to 12 months to complete your Stray Asia Pass it’s the perfect flexible option for any time frame.

Enroute your local and western guides will give you the low down on each destination, help sort your accommodation and of course some amazing activities too.

For ultimate flexibility you can then choose to finish off your trip in Bangkok or head over the border to Ho Chi Min City in Vietnam to continue tour adventure – so you can link it into even more of your amazing South East Asia adventures!

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This flexible hop on, hop off guided bus pass is the ideal way to discover more of what this beautiful part of South East Asia has to offer – starting in Chiang Mai, Thailand and finishing off in Vietienne, Laos.

With a minimum travel time of 9 days and maximum time frame of 12 month to play with it’s the ideal option for both those with a set plan and those who are looking to wing it a bit more!

This Stray Asia Pass tricks off some of the top highlights of Northern Thailand and Laos – including the famous white temple, a Mekong river homestay, the incredible waterfalls of Luang Prabang and of course the party town of Vang Vieng where you’ll tube down the river.

With all your transport included (a mix of mini bus, boat and even tuks tuks!), an amazing local guide and your first nights accommodation reserved in each of your stops it’s the perfect way to add a little structure to your trip without limiting your travel plans.

Want to start and finish in Bangkok instead? The Stray Asia Tom Yum Pass is what you’re looking for!

And of course if you’re exploring even more of South East Asia check out our full range of Stray Asia Passes!

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This fun, flexible and budget friendly way to travel around South East Asia is perfect for those with a wide range of time scales to play with – with a minimum travel time of 18 days and a maximum of 12 months!

Your Stray Asia adventure kicks off in Bangkok, Thailand where you’ll head North to the city of Chiang Mai and explore golden temples and bustling night markets before hopping over the border into Laos.

Here you’ll cool off in the epic waterfalls of Luang Prabang, tube down the river in Vang Vieng and lean more about the countries dark history in Vientiane before heading South to the likes of Kong Lor and Don Det before finishing off your trip back in Bangkok.

Your local and western guides will clue you in on all the insider knowledge of each stop, help book your accommodation in each destination and of course hook you up with some awesome activity discounts along the way too.

The Stray Asia Little Mekong Pass is the perfect way to explore Thailand and Laos, meet some amazing new travel buddies and discover the beauty of this part of the world.

Want to travel around Cambodia as well?

Then the Stray Asia Mekong Pass is what you’re after!

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Well the Stray Asia Long Laos Pass takes in heaps of incredible destinations – covering both the North and South of Laos.

The Stray Asia flexible hop on, hop off bus passes combine all your transport (including bus, mini bus, trains and even tuk tuks) with the knowledge of incredible local guides and up to 12 months travel time – perfect for those who like a bit of structure with their spontaneous travel plans!

Starting in Chiang Mai the Long Laos Pass stops off at the intriguing white temple before jumping over the border into Laos where you’ll get to experience some of the best destinations the country has to offer.

From the stunning waterfalls or Luang Prabang, the famous river tubing in Vang Vieng and the capital or Vientianne to the 7km cave in Kong Lor and backpacker haven of Don Det – there’s plenty of incredible things to experience with your new travel buddies!

And of course if you want to explore even more of South East Asia check out our full range of Stray Asia Passes!

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The Stray Asia Lot Pass is the biggest (and in our opinion, best!) travel pass from the awesome crew at Stray Asia, covering amazing destinations such as Chiang Mai, Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng, Siem Reap, Da Lat, Hoi and more.

Starting off in Bangkok, Thailand and finishing up in Hanoi, Vietnam you’ll have up to 12 months to complete your amazing journey via this hop on, hop off travel pass, with a minimum travel time of 40 days. This means you can either stick to the minimum trip time or if you fancy spending longer in any destination you’ll can easily arrange it!

Absolutely loving exploring the Angkor Wat Temples? Extend your stay in Siem Reap!

Want more time getting tailored clothes made in Hoi An? No worries!

With  you knowledgable local guide you’ll learn heaps about each of your destinations and they’ll even sort your first nights accommodation in each stop too, so you spend less time planning and more time enjoying the journey.

There are also loads of included activities too – from entrance to the famous Ayutthaya Temple and Kong Lor National Park to the Vinh Moc Tunnels and guided city walking tour of Hanoi.

So if you’re looking for an epic way to travel around South East Asia, meet heaps of new travel buddies along the way and discover more of what these beautiful countries have to offer the Stray Asia Lot Pass is ideal!

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Their hop on, hop off freestyle bus passes allow you to take up to 12 months to complete your route, so it’s perfect for those on a range of time scales.

And the Stray Asia Mekong Pass takes in all the must see destinations from Thailand, Laos and Cambodia.

Starting and finishing in Bangkok, Thailand you’ll loop up to the North of the country, stopping the famous city of Chiang Mai before hopping over the border into Laos where you’ll enjoy the waterfalls of Luang Prabang, tube in Vang Vieng and visit the 10,000 islands – amongst heaps of other epic Stray Asia destinations.

You’ll finish up your Stray Asia experience in Cambodia – where the temples of Angkor Wat wait, along with the seaside towns of Kampot and Sihanoukville.

Joined by both a western and local guide they’ll clue you in on all the insider knowledge of each destination, pre book your accommodation in each stop for you and sort you out with some awesome discounts on the best activities too.

Whether you choose to complete the route as a mini tour on the minimum time frame or take your time exploring Thailand, Laos and Cambodia, Stray Asia is an epic way to discover what Asia has to offer.

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