Sarah Transport Laos

Sarah Transport Laos’s vans run to and from the following terminals:

• Pakse Green Adventure Travel
• Dondet 4000 islands
• Sarah Transport Vientiane
• Laos Border
• Hallys Coffee
• Don Khone Pa Kha Guesthouse

The most popular trip destinations of Sarah Transport Laos’s timetable are:

• Vientiane - Bangkok
• Vientiane - Pakse
• Vientiane - Phnom Penh
• Vang Vieng - Champassak
• Vang Vieng - Kratie
• Pakse - Stung Treng
• Pakse - Phnom Penh
• Champassak - Kratie
• Pakse - Siem Reap
• Stung Treng - Kratie
• Vientiane - Kratie
• Vientiane - Champassak
• Champassak - Kampong Cham
• Pakse - Champassak
• Stung Treng - Siem Reap
• Champassak - Siem Reap
• Pakse - Kratie
• Stung Treng - Kampong Cham
• Vang Vieng - Stung Treng
• Vang Vieng - Phnom Penh
• Vientiane - Siem Reap
• Vang Vieng - Siem Reap
• Vang Vieng - Pakse
• Champassak - Stung Treng
• Stung Treng - Phnom Penh
• Vientiane - Stung Treng
• Champassak - Phnom Penh

As a rule, it is not possible to choose a ticket class when travelling by van. Yet you can check with the operator and/or choose the type of van which serves your route. Some vans seat only 9-10 passengers, others accommodate up to 15 travellers. The former case means you may have more legroom, wider seats and a more comfortable ride, the latter – be ready for a limited space for your legs, elbows and your luggage. Read reviews on Sarah Transport Laos van service to be sure they meet your expectations.

Pros of Van Travel

• Vans often reach the destinations where neither buses nor trains travel. These include secondary towns and smaller villages
• In most cases vans are the fastest way to get to your destination if travelling to relatively short distances overland simply because they are smaller than buses and more maneuverable
• Vans can let you get off at a more convenient point enroute – not necessarily at the terminal, what actually can save you loads of time and money in some cases.

Cons of Van Travel

• Some vans can be quite cramped with limited space for luggage available. Well, actually almost all vans offer limited luggage space and if you have more than one bag, suitcase or backpack, it may be a good idea to buy a separate seat for your luggage – yes, you will pay double for your trip, alas
• It is worth checking if your van runs on schedule or leaves when full – in the latter case you may end up waiting too long as on several routes it can take quite a time for a van to fill up.
• You should know that van drivers are notorious for their speedy driving. Even the most reputable companies sometimes fail to persuade the drivers to respect the speed limits. Even if your van driver does not insist on it, always buckle your seatbelt while travelling by van
• If you easily get seasick and your trip includes winding stretches, chances to feel motion sickness are higher while travelling by van than by bus. Take your medicine half an hour before your trip to be on the safe side.