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QuoteI've done that, too, and I had a great time. However, it isn't quite as it is usually advertised. The reality is that you take a sawgthaew for 1 to 1½ hours, then kayak for 3-4 hours (including lunch), then take another sawgthaew to Vientiane. It's basically a "take a sawngthaew to Vientiane and kayak in between" trip. It's a fun time, but know what you're geting into.
I'd recommend getting down to Vang Viang & then from there, they have a group that run kayak paddles to Vientanne.
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absolutely no way you'd get a boat through there except maybe a canoe.
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