Lake Floating

The Tonle Sap is home to the floating village Kampong Phluk and is one of the most famous Siem Reap day trips. This small-group tour provides an intimate view into the locals’ lives, where you’ll get opportunities to meet and converse with villagers and learn about the sustainable village. Learn how the village changes during dry and wet seasons, with locals traveling to work and school by boat when water levels rise. Great for avoiding overrun tourist destinations Marvel at iconic Cambodian landscapes of mangroves and stilt houses Complimentary water is provided to keep you sustained throughout the trip Travel in a modern vehicle with air-conditioning and an open aired boat. Itinerary -Floating village -Floating forest -School -Pagoda -Sunset Finish sunset we return back to the hotel.

Discover the floating fishing villages  and the Great Tonle Sap Lake on a traditional flat bottomed boats, travel in comfort to the lake in an air conditioned minivan/car or tuk tuk with your English-speaking local lake tour guide as you pass by lotus fields and rice paddies. Then, aboard a mini Tara boat(all our boats have life jackets and toilets for your safety and comfort) cruising the Siem Reap River and than out towards  the Tonle Sap lake, seeing the floating villages,including schools,churches,homes, shops,service stations,police station,all floating and crocodile and fish farms on the way (crocodile and fish farm dependent on current water levels). Upon arrival at the famous Queen Tara, (ex cargo boat almost 100 years old) in the heart of the floating village, relax on the main decks, enjoy the included food and drinks and take in the stunning views. This unique tour experience is suitable for families, groups or single travelers. Rest assured there are no hidden costs here.

Join us for a truly unique experience watching the Northern Lights. Let's float in a warm and dry survival suit in one of the Lapland's frozen lakes! Enjoy Lapland's Northern Lights while floating in the icy lake dressed in a survival suit, keeping you warm no matter the temperature outside. There are many ways to see the Northern Lights, but this is the most unique and relaxing way to view it. Departure time may vary. Please check the email the local provider sends for the exact pick-up time.

The shimmering waters of Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake is one the unmissable attractions in Peru. It straddles the border between Peru and Bolivia. The “Puma Shaped Lake” is Spread in over 8372 Km, the lake is home to some traditional local communities who are untouched by modernity. On this half day tour from Puno, you will be visiting the most photographed and the prominent man made Floating Islands of Uros that is made entirely of tatora reeds. Totora reeds were first used centuries ago to build these islands on Lake Titicaca by the Uro-Aymara families who made their home on the lake. The local people’s boats are also made from totora reeds, and they use these vessels for fishing. Even some of the islanders’ handcrafts are made from totora reeds, and the friendly people of this community offer their work to visitors as a souvenir of their visit to this magical place.

It is important to know that the Uros Floating Islands have become a very touristy place, but it is still a magical and wonderful place, it is also important to know that thanks to tourism these families already have daily support offering their products and services. , the question is to enjoy it. You will be able to know the animals and plants that we have in the Uros. Then you will have the opportunity to enjoy a great ride on a totora raft that will take you to another floating island!

It is important to know that the Uros Floating Islands have become a very touristy place, but it is still a magical and wonderful place, it is also important to know that thanks to tourism these families already have daily support offering their products and services. , the question is to enjoy it. You will be able to know the animals and plants that we have in the Uros. Then you will have the chance to enjoy a great ride on a totora raft that will take you to another floating island!

Discover the beautiful Floating village at Tonle Sap Lake, it is definitely worth the visit to see how these people live and seeing the insight into different cultures. It is must to visit this place when you travel to Siem Reap. community of people who live on the floating villages on the Tonle Sap Lake, these people have lived in Cambodia from 3-4 generations. These immigrants who lived a comfortable life a generation ago suffered heave loss during the Khmer Rouge. – Learn about the history and culture of Khmer civilization from a professional tour guide – Private Boat trip floating village on Tonle Sap lake and entrance fees are included – Be transported to the village by private comfortable A/C vehicle – Receive drinking water and a refreshing towel

Experience Kompong Khleang, known as the largest, most authenitc and least visited floating village in Siem Reap, and the Tonle Sap Lake, a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Featuring local guides who come from the village, guests gain fascinating insight into life on the Lake, Cambodia's lifeblood. Depart your hotel at your conveience and head towards Damdek. Along the way, we will try fresh sticky rice from a road side vendor. We will then visit a local bakery to taste hand made sweets and see how they are made. Afterwards, visit a local market to try popular Khmer snacks and desserts. Upon arrival in Kompong Khleang, take a boat through the village of near 10,000 residents. Visit Wat Kompong Khleang, the spiritual heart of the city and see its massive Buddha statue which looks over the village and the local primary school. Afterwards, continue on the boat to see the magnificent Tonle Sap lake. Afternoon tours can also enjoy sunset.

Discover the unique way of life of the people of Chong Kneas floating village on a guided tour from Siem Reap. Learn about the history and challenges of the people who live on the water. – Discover the unique way of life of the people of Chong Kneas floating village – Learn about the history and challenges of the people who live on the water – Immerse yourself in the daily life of the villagers who call the lake home – See the incredible biodiversity of Tonle Sap, home to countless species of birds – Interact with the local people, learn about their traditions, and see how they live

Make your stay in Groningen extra great with a day on the lake aboard a boat that resembles a floating terrace – complete with appetizers and drinks! With your captain as your guide, you'll make a lovely lap around the lake Paterswoldsemeer. You can't go wrong with a selection of beer, soft drinks, or wine as you snack on local Dutch favorites. It's an ideal option for company outings, birthdays, bachelor parties, team-building events, or brainstorming sessions. The terrace offers space for 6-18 people. Who will you bring? Book your tickets and choose a time slot today!

It is important to know that the Uros Floating Islands have become a very touristy place, but it is still a magical and wonderful place, it is also important to know that thanks to tourism these families already have daily support offering their products and services. , the question is to enjoy it. You will be able to know the animals and plants that we have in the Uros. Then you will have the chance to enjoy a great ride on a totora raft that will take you to another floating island!

Ready for something truly unique? Get off the beaten path and dive into the vibrant culture of Uros Island! You’ll step into the life of the Uros Islanders—people who’ve crafted their homes on floating reed islands for centuries. During this hands-on experience, you’ll join the locals in cutting reeds from the lake to help maintain their islands. Want to try your hand at fishing? You'll even help set up nets along the shores! Plus, if you’re into it, you can dress like a native and blend in with the community. Along the way, keep an eye out for birds on the lake and get to know the locals as they share their crafts, showing you how they make everything from textiles to intricate jewelry. It’s the perfect mix of culture, nature, and tradition—all while getting to know a community like no other.

Marvel at the beauty of the Northern Lights and enjoy an unforgettable experience in the Finnish wilderness on this 3-hour ice-floating experience from Rovaniemi. Leave the city behind and head to a secret frozen lake in the Finnish countryside with a guide. Climb into your thick dry-suit, then float among blocks of ice in the freezing waters. With no bright lights to block the view, gaze over the starry skies and look out for the colorful, shimmering hues of Aurora Borealis — or Northern Lights.

Soak up nature in Siem Reap's National Lake, Tonle Sap — well known for being one of the world's most vibrant ecosystems, as it is home to a huge number of different species of wildlife in and around the lake. See the fascinating way in which the locals live with views of their unique floating villages. We'll make a stop at a local market before hopping onto a large boat to watch the sunset, with a beer in hand!

Begin the tour by visiting a local market known as Rulous market to see villagers selling their home-grown vegetables or a local pagoda to learn about religion. Then, take a tour of the astounding floating villages known as stilt-houses, which stand between 8 and 10 meters high, as well as the school, farm, and even the hospital, where people have bravely adapted to some of the most unimaginable conditions, all while smiling. From the comfort of our boat trip, take in the beautiful atmosphere of this one-of-a-kind village. After this awe-inspiring experience, you will return to the hotel for your own leisure time.

Get to know the daily lives of the locals on a half-day tour. Enjoy reading while floating in the salt water of the volcano's crater.

An excellent tour for those just wanting a simple introduction to see a floating village on the Tonle Sap Lake. Perfect for groups, lone travelers and families you can be safe in the knowledge that you will be looked after from start to finish by a professional tour company with your local guide showing you the local area and how families live off the lake whilst ensuring you aren’t exposed to any scams. There are no hidden extras with pick up/ return from your hotel all included in the price.

The floating villages at Tonle Sap Lake are becoming some thing of an curiosity for visitors going to Siem Reap. The fascination with folks who reside in floating houses, travel to floating schools and try to eat at floating restaurants is quite an appeal for the many visitors that come to Cambodia. As well as the floating villages, additionally, there are stilted villages along the banks of Tonle Sap Lake, where houses and buildings rest on high, thin stilts that keep the occupants dry during the wet season, with large ladders to reach the lower levels during the dry season.

Explore the beauty and heritage of North Bali on this private full-day tour with hotel pickup and drop-off. Your journey begins with a visit to Taman Ayun Temple, a stunning royal temple surrounded by beautiful gardens and lotus ponds. Known for its architectural elegance, this serene temple offers a peaceful start to theday. Next, you'll head to the iconic Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, a breathtaking water temple set on the shores of Lake Beratan. The temple's reflection on the calm waters creates a mesmerizing sight. From there, you'll visit the enchanting Banyumala Twin Waterfall, hidden deep within the forest. This stunning waterfall offers a tranquil atmosphere where you can relax or even take a refreshing swim in its natural pool. The final stop is the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its vast, scenic landscapes and the intricate Balinese subak irrigation system. After a full-day of exploring North Bali your driver will drop you back at your hotel.

Kayaking through the Tonle Sap Lake’s mangrove forest, floating villages, and open lake waters. Learn about villagers who live in floating houses. Travel by powered large canoe-type boats through the north-western part of Tonle Sap Lake.