You could rent a car or driver in Laos. Some guesthouses offer motorbike and bicycle rental so you could talk to them for a bigger alternative.

The guesthouses may also point you to the right direction because they have contacts, or they know a place where you could hire a car. Some Tuk Tuk/Jumbo drivers in Laos also own a car and they may take customers long distance for the right price.

I don't know much about the rural areas of Laos and what they offer because I'm a city person. Mind you there are no big cities in Laos, we have a few cities but most tourists consider them more as a town.

That's good.

I recommend hiring a personal driver/chauffeur service because if anything goes wrong, such as an accident, you don't have to pay for damages or injuries because you're just a passenger. But then the price will be more than $40 per day.

daft wrote on 18^th Jul, 2018 at 4:23pm:

This sound like the best solution. I think I will do that. I will try to find car with driver as I go to the place. And go from there. Thanks. I will focus on finding traveling places and places where I can stay.