Here you will find a portfolio of
journeys in South East Asia for individuals or those who would
like to share a travel experience
with small groups of like-minded
.
travellers.

Just small groups with a maximum of fourteen
guests and a minimum of six, and just the right
balance between organised sightseeing and the
freedom to do your own thing. Our small world
journeys have been developed with the benefit
of years of experience. We listen to what our
guests say about our journeys and make sure
we respond with quality and empathy. We
know it is the small things that make the big
difference, and that’s why our portfolio has
grown every year since our first trip in 1996.

We started in Vietnam, wandering through
the markets, chatting with the locals, travelling
on boats, local buses and cyclo. We met the
people first and made an effort to understand
the culture before we considered bringing
this beautiful country to the rest of the world.
All of our trips are thoroughly researched
so the experience for you is authentic and
rewarding. After ten years of living and working
in South East Asia, we have hosted hundreds of
guests and travelled from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi, Yangon to Mandalay, from Lashio along the
Old Burma Road to Tenchong, and from Luang
Prabang to Siem Reap. During this time we have developed many lasting friendships with our guests,
because we are more than a travel company,
we are about sharing travel experiences and
enjoying the moment.

If you join a Goddard & Howse small world journey,
you will have the principal of our company as your
host, or one of our hand-picked specialists, all of
whom have years of experience working in South
East Asia. Because we spend at least six months
of every year travelling and working with our
small groups, we know the best places to eat,
the latest news from the street and what is
happening in the countryside. We are up-to-date
and always interested in our destinations
and you, our guests.

> WE LOVE WHAT WE DO

 

 

The Red Bridge Cooking School – Hoi An Vietnam

In Hoi An we round off our Vietnamese eating experience with the half day Red Bridge cooking tour. The Red Bridge restaurant is located by the banks of the Tu Bon River. An ideal spot with a duck farm next door, fishing nets standing like giant spiders in the river estuary and crops of sesame seed and sweet potatoes growing in the nearby fields. Our tour includes a walk through the Hoi An market, a twenty minute boat ride to the Red Bridge and a hands on cooking class for about one and half hours. Then we sit down for lunch! Hoi An is a travelers paradise. From food to wine to souvenirs and quality tailoring you will find it all in Hoi An – link www.visithoian.com

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“...From the terrace of the Foreign Correspondents Club in Phnom Penh there are beautiful views across the Tonle River to the confluence of the Mekong and Bassac Rivers. With a cold Angkor beer in hand it is a great place to finish the day as the city beds down for the night..."
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Discovered on our journeys into Vietnam and Burma, Goddard and Howse are proud to support two very worthwhile causes.

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Changing the destiny of the street kids in
Vietnam.

In Burma, we actively assist the children's
orphanage by way of gifts.
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ITINERARIES, PRICE &
DESTINATION GUIDE

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for full itinerary details.

>VIETNAM
A SCENT OF GREEN PAPAYA: 17 DAYS

2009
August 10
September 3, September 28,
October 17
November 7
December 20 * high season surcharge applies

2010
January 18
February 16, February 22
March 10, March 17
April 6

>BURMA ~
THE GOLDEN LAND:
15 DAYS

2009
November 7

2010
March

>OLD BURMA ROAD: 20 DAYS

2009
September 29

2010
April 14

>NORTHERN THAILAND,
LAOS & CAMBODIA:
18 DAYS

2009
October 21
November 29

 

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