Meet your group in the afternoon before we head straight into the wild. An evening transfer takes us to Cat Tien National Park, where our adventure begins surrounded by rainforest.

Over three days we’ll immerse ourselves in Cat Tien’s forests, with experiences including:

• A half-day visit to the Free the Bears sanctuary to learn about rescued moon bears and their care.

• A jungle trek to Crocodile Lake, home to one of the world’s most successful Siamese crocodile reintroduction programmes.

• Guided walks with opportunities to see rare primates like black-shanked douc langurs and various macaques species.

• Exploring Vietnam’s last remaining lowland rainforest, a habitat found nowhere else in the country. text goes here

We fly north to Da Nang, with time to relax and explore the city. In the evening, we’ll gather for a group dinner and to watch the famous Da Nang Dragon Bridge.

Head into the mountains of Son Tra to see the famous red-shanked douc langurs, known as the “Queen of the Primates” . Along the way, we may also encounter macaques, visit the Linh Ung Pagoda and Lady Buddha statue, and enjoy beautiful views of the city. By sunset, we transfer to Bach Ma National Park.

A full day exploring Bach Ma’s forests, waterfalls, and wildlife. With luck, we may hear or glimpse the elusive northern yellow-cheeked gibbon.

We’ll spend another morning in the forest to give us more opportunity to see gibbons, before traveling the iconic Hai Van Pass. By evening, we arrive in Tam My, ready for the next conservation experience.

Rise early to see the critically endangered grey-shanked douc langur, found only in central Vietnam. After wildlife watching, we’ll spend the day with GreenViet, taking part in hands-on conservation—tree planting, habitat restoration, or community clean-up work. Evening return to Da Nang.

Spend the final day in Da Nang together before departures from the international airport. For those flying out later, an extra night’s stay can be arranged.