From breathtaking landscapes and bustling cities to stunning beaches and quiet villages, Vietnam is a land of contrasts. A journey through Vietnam is an unforgettable experiences, venture from Siagon (Ho Chi Minh City) and the Mekong Delta in the south along the coastlines of central Vietnam to the historic capital of Hanoi.
Venture deep in the mountains of northern Vietnam and see authentic hill tribe villages, lush mountains and bustling towns. Discover the traditions and customs of the Red Dzao and Black H’mong ethnic communities. Spend time exploring the colourful local markets and observe the daily life of the villages.
Discover one of Vietnam’s most stunning natural wonders, Halong Bay. Cruise along the emerald waters of the bay through thousands of limestones karsts. Explore hidden caves, cruise by floating villages and soak up the beautiful natural scenery.
Tantalise your tastebuds as you discover the flavours of Vietnam. Vietnam offers its own unique cruisine with an aromatic blend of herbs and spices. Join an interactive cooking class or food tour and gain a fascinating insight in the flavours of the region.
Wander the endless landways of Hoi An’s Old Town and discover the many restaurants, galleries and shops. Have a new wardrobe created by one of the excellent tailors who will copy pieces you provide. At nightfall, be awed by the colourful lanterns hanging from the buildings.
For a traditional experience, board a sampan (a small wooden row boat) and explore the meandering canals of the Mekong Delta. Cruise through fruit orchards, rice fields and charming villages. Visit colourful floating markets and be sure to sample the local produce.
Saigon is a cultural melting pot and one of Asia’s most exciting cities. Discover the city’s fascinating history, great shopping, delicious cuisine and thriving energy. Further south, explore the Mekong Delta as you meander through the canals and rivers of this fertile region. Teeming with life, meet friendly locals as you discover this fascinating area.
Central Vietnam has some of South East Asia’s most beautiful coastline with towns such as charming Hoi An, Nha Trang and Da Nang being popular for beach breaks. Historic Hue, the former capital, features Emperors’ tombs and the old Citadel. Take a dragon boat cruise along the Perfume River and visit Emperor Tu Duc’s Mausoleum.
As Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi is home to quiet lakes, historic temples and tree-lined streets with French-colonial architecture. Nearby, discover the World Heritage Listed site of Halong Bay. With over 3000 limestone karsts, it’s been seen while cruising on the tranquil waters. Venture into the highlands of Sapa and be rewarded with breath-taking scenery and fascinating ethnic minority communities.
A constant hive of activity, Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) is a city of contrasts. Ancient temples are nestled among skyscrapers and designer malls reside alongside local markets. Motorcycles whizz through alleyways, throngs of bargain hunters descend on the markets and people crowd around mouth-watering food stalls.
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Filled with history and charm, Hoi An is a unique blend of Chinese and Japanese heritage. Stroll through the charming Old Town, sample mouth-watering street food and wander across the arch of the Japanese Covered Bridge.
Soak up the beach atmosphere at An Bang and Cua Dai Beach. Both are only a 10 minute drive – or a little longer by bicycle – from Hoi An.
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Nestled in central Vietnam on the Perfume River, you’ll find beautiful Hue. Uncover the relics of its royal past as you explore this Imperial City.
See the atmospheric tombs of past emperors and tranquil pagodas. Visit the revered Thien Mu Pagoda, Hue’s oldest and most beautiful religious monument. The Imperial Citadel is a sight to behold; located within six metre high walls, this historic, site houses the residence, temples and palaces of the emperor.
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Exotic and vibrant, Vietnam’s capital is a unique blend of East and West, old and new and has managed to preserve its ancient cultures. Lose yourself in the maze of narrow streets in the bustling Old Quarter, visit one of the many serene parks, discover sacred temples and admire the restored French-colonial architecture. Hanoi is also the gateway to the stunning World Heritage Listed Halong Bay and breathtaking Sapa.
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Endless stretches of sandy beaches extend along the Vietnamese coast. The islands of Con Dao and Phu Quoc have invited blue water and pristine sandy beaches. Spend your day’s snorkelling the reefs, lounging on the sand and feasting on fresh seafood. Da Nang boasts a beautiful stretch of beaches, a fantastic street food scene and a vibrant nightlife. A little further north of Da Nang find Lang Co. Lined with palm trees and fronting a crystal-clear lagoon, this beach offers a picturesque getaway.