From Indonesia to the Philippines, and from the Andaman Sea to the islands of the Pacific, our journeys across tropical Asia explore places where sea kayaking is one of the best ways to enter the landscape: limestone islets, mangroves, secluded beaches, coral reefs and coastal villages.
Depending on the destination, the experience combines sea kayaking with snorkelling, wild camping, local guesthouses or nights aboard a traditional boat. In Komodo, the phinisi becomes our floating base camp; in Raja Ampat, stilt guesthouses keep us close to Papuan villages; in Palawan and Langkawi, the journey alternates between camping and shore-based accommodation.
Thailand offers a gentler format, particularly suitable for families and children, with a flexible pace, most nights in hotels and two nights camping in Ang Thong National Marine Park.
Looking for a journey with dates already scheduled? See our upcoming departures. Itineraries without published dates remain part of our catalogue and may be arranged on request, privately for an existing group, or scheduled again in the future.
Indonesia — Komodo Archipelago
Ten days of sea kayaking among volcanic islands, secluded beaches and coral reefs. Our traditional phinisi follows the journey and becomes our floating base camp for exploring Rinca, Komodo, exceptional snorkelling sites and the territory of the legendary dragons.
Indonesia — Papua: Raja Ampat Archipelago
Eleven days of sea kayaking in the heart of the Coral Triangle, among limestone islets, mangroves, reefs, Papuan villages and exceptional snorkelling sites. The journey mainly uses small local stilt guesthouses, with one night of wild camping to stay as close as possible to the places we explore.
Philippines — Palawan: El Nido & Port Barton
Nine days of sea kayaking among the limestone cliffs and lagoons of the Bacuit Archipelago before continuing towards the quieter islands of Port Barton. Hidden beaches, coral reefs and tropical camps give this journey a genuine expedition feel.
Thailand — Ko Phangan & Ang Thong National Marine Park
A gentle tropical journey between the beaches of Ko Phangan and the limestone islands of Ang Thong National Marine Park. Tandem kayaks, snorkelling, a flexible pace and comfortable accommodation make this a particularly good introduction to family sea kayaking.
✓ Suitable for families with children
Malaysia — Langkawi Archipelago
Eight days of sea kayaking among limestone islands, mangroves, wild beaches and fishing villages. The journey combines tropical camping, local guesthouses and hotels in Pantai Cenang to reveal a different side of the Andaman Sea.
Drawn to Komodo, Raja Ampat, Palawan, Thailand or Langkawi? Contact us to check the current status of each trip, discuss possible departures and receive the Road Book or detailed information currently available: info@voyage-kayak.com.




