Vietnam trip guide
Places to see, day tours and holiday packages for a Vietnam trip. See prices, pick your dates and party, and book.
When planning Vietnam, it is important to allow for the distances between the north, centre and south. A route from Hanoi's old quarters to Ha Long Bay, Hue and Hoi An, then Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta brings together different cities, natural landscapes and local cuisines. The north offers boat trips in and around Ha Long Bay, the centre historic towns and beaches, and the south city life and delta excursions. We choose the number of stops to fit your holiday length and leave enough time in each region. Domestic flights can replace long road journeys, and guided cultural or food experiences can be added. Transport, accommodation and excursion details are clarified in your personalised quote.
Places to see and highlights
- Walks and local food in Hanoi's old quarters
- A night on the water in Halong Bay rather than a day trip
- Hoi An after dark, when the lanterns are lit along the river
- Hue and the imperial city with a guide who knows the story behind it
- Ho Chi Minh City and a full day out in the delta
- Domestic flights planned between regions
Frequently asked questions
How do you handle the planning and the entry paperwork?
Your planner confirms the current entry and document requirements for your passport before anything is booked, and checks them again close to departure. We work from what applies to your travel window, never from what was true last year.
How much of the country can we realistically see?
Around two weeks can allow you to combine the north, centre and south using domestic flights. For eight to ten days, choosing fewer regions leaves more time for visits and rest. We plan the route around the places you want to see.
Is a night on board in Halong Bay worth it?
Staying overnight on a boat lets you see the bay in the early morning and evening. It is an option for a longer boat experience. Check the route, cabin type and included services in the quote.