Vietnamese Food
Taste the varied flavours of Vietnamese street food such as Phở, Banh Xeo, or, Bún chả – this is where the locals come to meet.
Halong Bay
Board the serene unforgettable cruise on the glassy, limestone-studded islands. Taste freshly caught seafood and admire the ever-changing vistas of the bay.
Hanoi to Saigon
Old town exploration, visit Hanoi, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City that are driving Vietnam forward into the modern world, but it is also a treasure trove of fascinating heritage.
Idyllic Beaches
With over 2000km coastal lines, Vietnamese beaches promise a great family vacation. Take to the turquoise waters to enjoy a swim in the balmy waters.
Best Vietnam Tours Packages – Book private tours to Vietnam
Vietnam tours promise to experience soaring northern mountains, sunny southern regions & gorgeous coastline, Vietnam is filled with natural beauty. Our Tours to Vietnam including all the main highlights from Hanoi and Halong Bay to Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, on our best deals tour packages, you’ll get to enjoy delicious cuisine, discover tradition and history in charming rural villages, and see the dynamic new face of Asia in the hustle and bustle of Vietnam’s thriving cities.
We offer a variety of travel packages – from highlights and tailor-made Vietnam tours from Hanoi that visit many of the best places to colourful festivals & family adventures for young adults too. All tours we book, include hotels of your choice. If you are planning to book a Vietnam tour, we also recommend considering combining your vacation with a visit to neighboring Cambodia, Thailand or Laos too.
A Vietnam tour package allow you a holiday to venture off the beaten track to explore places away from the tourist trail. A travel package with greater flexibility, you will discover the local culture in depth and see sights rarely witnessed by other travellers.
Highlights Of Vietnam tours
- Explore the Must-see take in Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An & Ho Chi Minh City
- Join an ultimate motorbike adventure to experience rural loops on our “Like No-Where-Else” northern Vietnam tours.
- Wander the delightful streets of Hoi An’s traditional Old Town, with its ochre-coloured buildings, old-world temples and historic merchant houses.
- Hike through the lush rice paddies in Sapa in far north all the way to explore the lush Mekong Delta, meeting the locals and experiencing the life on the waterways.
Cruising on the Mekong takes you to towns and villages far from the main towns and cities, giving you a real feeling of insight to local rural life. Our Vietnam tours packages with private guide would be perfect for couples and families wanting greater flexibility on travel dates and places to travel.
Chi Nguyen – Tour Manager
Best Vietnam Tour Packages & Holidays 2025
Tour to Vietnam in style, we’ll create a completely private & seamless Vietnam tour for you, filled with as much or as little as you like, with private holiday package led by expert guides, and a choice of luxury and boutique accommodation.
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Vietnam offers captivating scenery, gorgeous beaches & sensational food. Book a private tour of Vietnam to uncover countless cultures, beautiful landscapes & fascinating history.
When to visit
Vietnam is a year-round destination and the climate varies from north to south. The best time to visit Vietnam is between November and April.
Lantern Festival, Hoi An
14th day of each month
Best Beach Weather
March to September
Hanoi
Autumn; September to October
Saigon
Dry Season; December to April
The best time in the year to visit Vietnam
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Plan your trip to Vietnam
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Practical Information: Travel Advice for Your Vietnam Tours & Holidays
How long are flights from the USA to Vietnam?
Flying from USA to Hanoi, or Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam will depend on the city you’re traveling from.
If you’re flying out from west coast, Seattle, it would take you approximately 18 hours of flight to land in Hanoi. If you’re flying out from an east coast, New York, the approximate flying time to Hanoi would be 21 hours.
Do US citizens need a visa to visit Vietnam?
Yes. American passport holders are required to apply for an e-visa to enter Vietnam. You can apply for a single or multiple entry visa, which is valid for 90 days from the date you enter on your visa application. We do include visas on our tours once you confirm the trip with us. Check more about visas in Vietnam in 2025
What do I need to check in my passport before my Vietnam trip?
Your passport should have at least two blank pages, and should be valid for at least six months after your planned departure date from Vietnam.
How should I dress when visiting Vietnam?
If visiting Vietnam during spring, summer, or early autumn months, we suggest loose and comfortable clothing. If traveling during the winter months, specially in Hanoi and north, carrying a jacket is recommended. You’ll also need a walking shoes.
What are some must-see places to visit in Vietnam?
Vietnam is a vast country and is often divided into 3 main region; North and Hanoi – Center & Danang – South & Saigon.
Must see places include Hanoi, Halong Bay – Danang & Hoi An – Saigon & Mekong delta.
Our local travel designer can recommend the destinations that are best suited to your interests while crafting your customized Vietnam tours.
What are the accommodation like in Vietnam?
Vietnam offers a wide range of accommodation options for travelers. The country’s boutique and heritage hotels are very comfortable, and are known for their exceptional service.
For our tours in Vietnam, your accommodation has been hand-picked to best suit the locations you’ll visit. Our Classic tours feature comfortable, locally rated 4 to 5 star hotels.
What are the best ways to travel around Vietnam?
For longer distances such as Hanoi to Saigon, the best way is to travel. There are basically frequent flights to fly within the cities in Vietnam.
modern coaches with air conditioning are used on our Vietnam tours for city sightseeing, short excursions to the countryside and longer transfers where necessary. On our private tours we use air-conditioned vehicles suitable for the size of the tour.
Junk boat and cruises are used on tours which have a cruising days, from river cruising on the Mekong to comfortable, well-equipped 4-5 star sailing vessels on Halong Bay. If you are an accessible traveler, we will book separate services to undertake these excursions since boarding and disembarking from these boats required assistance.
Is tipping common in Vietnam?
Tipping is not mandatory in Vietnam, but this has always been appreciated, so, we suggest carrying smaller notes in case you’d like to tip.
You can also tip your driver, porter, or your tour guide if you are happy with the quality of service provided. We recommend USD5/day.
What is the currency of Vietnam?
Vietnamese dong (₫) or VND is the official currency and is available in denominations from 10 to 500,000 dong. You can withdraw money from the ATMs in all major cities, the withdraw fee is around 25,000 to 55,000 dong (1-2.5 USD)
International credit & debit cards can be used at ATMs and all hotels in major towns. For small purchases and paying street vendors, cash is the king.
When is the Vietnam’s public holidays?
Vietnamese New Year, otherwise known as Tet, moves according to the lunar calendar, usually falling in late January or early February. Celebrations last up to ten days. Some businesses may be closed and tourist sites may be busier. And touring within this period required an early booking with surcharge of 20-30% or higher.
How’s Wheelchair Accessible Travel in Vietnam
As a tour operator with great experience leading private tours for wheelchair accessible senior travelers across Vietnam for over 10 years, we are sourced & confident to provide readily available ramps and assistance for our Vietnam holidays & tours. Check out more about Wheelchair Accessible Tours in Vietnam in 2025
We offer specially designed Vietnam tours & holiday packages for seniors or individuals with specific physical disabilities. Some sites require substantial walking, and not all sites are wheelchair friendly. Our expertise includes private tours to Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia & Thailand that are tailored to accommodate seniors and individuals with physical disabilities. We can set wheelchairs and special transportations avoid stairs as much as possible.
Vietnam Electricity – Do I need a travel adapter?
Vietnam’s electricity voltage is 220 Volts at 50Hz. The plug type A (two flat vertical pins), type C and type F (two round pins) fits all the power outlets / sockets across Vietnam. See the photo for reference;
What language do people speak in Vietnam?
The official language of Vietnam is Vietnamese, or “Kinh”. The language is spoken by almost 90% of the population. In addition, the country has more than 100 other languages and dialects, which are spoken by the many ethnic minorities.
If you travel to Sapa, your guide will explain about the tribal language, sometimes it differs per village! The Vietnamese script is based on Latin letters, but you will see that many punctuation marks are incorporated. Because the script was previously based on Chinese, you will still come across this a lot on old temple complexes. English is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas.
Hello! – Xin Chào!
Goodbye! – Tam biêt
Thank you! – Xin Cám on
How are you? – Có Khoẻ Không?
I’m fine, thank you – Khóe, cám on a
Yes – Vâng
No – Không
My name is… – Tên tôôla …
I’m from… – Tôi dên tù …
I cannot eat… – Tôi không thể ăn
I do not understand – Tôi không hiểu …
What’s food like in Vietnam?
Vietnamese food is known for its fresh ingredients. Dishes are packed with flavour from the fish sauce, soy sauce, fresh herbs, lemongrass, garlic, ginger and mint. The cuisine inspired by Chinese.
Keep an eye out for pho – a beef or chicken noodle soup that’s often eaten at breakfast. Bahn xeo (pancakes filled with pork, veggies and eggs) and gio cuon (spring rolls overflowing with fresh greens and minced pork or fish) are also worth a try. Delicious!
Is it safe to travel to Vietnam in 2025?
Vietnam is a very safe country to travel around. Petty crimes, theft, pick-pocketing is very rare. But just like anywhere else in the world, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and use your common sense, especially in overcrowded places and when using public transport.
What to pack for Vietnam holiday?
Vietnam enjoys different climate, you’ll need to pack along light/thin clothing as well as some warmer options for the evenings (especially in Sapa and the North in December/January/February). We recommend bringing layers of clothing that you can remove or add to depending on a place you visit.
Vaccinations While Traveling in Vietnam
No vaccinations are required before traveling to Vietnam. However, for long term travelers, we do recommend a number of vaccinations such as DTP, hepatitis A and typhoid & Malaria. For up-to-date information, always consult with doctor and remember to never drink the tap water unless it’s filtered.
Will I visit Halong Bay on Vietnam tours?
Halong Bay, or Ha Long as local say it, is one of the best & must see sites in Vietnam and if you book a vietnam tours & holiday with us, we include an overnight stay on board the wooden junk cruise with swimming, kayaking and visits to caves and grottoes. The overnight cruise stay is also included breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Are Vietnam packages trips include Cu Chi tunnels?
As one of the main sites in southern Vietnam, Cu Chi tunnels are well-worth an excursion from Ho Chi Minh City and our Vietnam tours are include a guided visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels where you can walk the bush trails and crawl sections.
Is Vietnam a safe destination for LGBTQ+ travelers?
According to the LGBTQ+ Travel Safety Index, Vietnam scores a D rating for LGBTQ+ traveler safety. Over 50% consider Vietnam a good place to live for gay and lesbian people and there are no legal punishments for same sex relations. Most trips for LGBTQ+ travelers to Vietnam are trouble-free.
Flying from USA to Hanoi, or Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam will depend on the city you’re traveling from.
If you’re flying out from west coast, Seattle, it would take you approximately 18 hours of flight to land in Hanoi. If you’re flying out from an east coast, New York, the approximate flying time to Hanoi would be 21 hours.
Yes. American passport holders are required to apply for an e-visa to enter Vietnam. You can apply for a single or multiple entry visa, which is valid for 90 days from the date you enter on your visa application. We do include visas on our tours once you confirm the trip with us. Check more about visas in Vietnam in 2025
Your passport should have at least two blank pages, and should be valid for at least six months after your planned departure date from Vietnam.
If visiting Vietnam during spring, summer, or early autumn months, we suggest loose and comfortable clothing. If traveling during the winter months, specially in Hanoi and north, carrying a jacket is recommended. You’ll also need a walking shoes.
Vietnam is a vast country and is often divided into 3 main region; North and Hanoi – Center & Danang – South & Saigon.
Must see places include Hanoi, Halong Bay – Danang & Hoi An – Saigon & Mekong delta.
Our local travel designer can recommend the destinations that are best suited to your interests while crafting your customized Vietnam tours.Vietnam offers a wide range of accommodation options for travelers. The country’s boutique and heritage hotels are very comfortable, and are known for their exceptional service.
For our tours in Vietnam, your accommodation has been hand-picked to best suit the locations you’ll visit. Our Classic tours feature comfortable, locally rated 4 to 5 star hotels.
For longer distances such as Hanoi to Saigon, the best way is to travel. There are basically frequent flights to fly within the cities in Vietnam.
modern coaches with air conditioning are used on our Vietnam tours for city sightseeing, short excursions to the countryside and longer transfers where necessary. On our private tours we use air-conditioned vehicles suitable for the size of the tour.
Junk boat and cruises are used on tours which have a cruising days, from river cruising on the Mekong to comfortable, well-equipped 4-5 star sailing vessels on Halong Bay. If you are an accessible traveler, we will book separate services to undertake these excursions since boarding and disembarking from these boats required assistance.
Tipping is not mandatory in Vietnam, but this has always been appreciated, so, we suggest carrying smaller notes in case you’d like to tip.
You can also tip your driver, porter, or your tour guide if you are happy with the quality of service provided. We recommend USD5/day.
Vietnamese dong (₫) or VND is the official currency and is available in denominations from 10 to 500,000 dong. You can withdraw money from the ATMs in all major cities, the withdraw fee is around 25,000 to 55,000 dong (1-2.5 USD)
International credit & debit cards can be used at ATMs and all hotels in major towns. For small purchases and paying street vendors, cash is the king.
Vietnamese New Year, otherwise known as Tet, moves according to the lunar calendar, usually falling in late January or early February. Celebrations last up to ten days. Some businesses may be closed and tourist sites may be busier. And touring within this period required an early booking with surcharge of 20-30% or higher.
As a tour operator with great experience leading private tours for wheelchair accessible senior travelers across Vietnam for over 10 years, we are sourced & confident to provide readily available ramps and assistance for our Vietnam holidays & tours. Check out more about Wheelchair Accessible Tours in Vietnam in 2025
We offer specially designed Vietnam tours & holiday packages for seniors or individuals with specific physical disabilities. Some sites require substantial walking, and not all sites are wheelchair friendly. Our expertise includes private tours to Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia & Thailand that are tailored to accommodate seniors and individuals with physical disabilities. We can set wheelchairs and special transportations avoid stairs as much as possible.
Vietnam’s electricity voltage is 220 Volts at 50Hz. The plug type A (two flat vertical pins), type C and type F (two round pins) fits all the power outlets / sockets across Vietnam. See the photo for reference;
The official language of Vietnam is Vietnamese, or “Kinh”. The language is spoken by almost 90% of the population. In addition, the country has more than 100 other languages and dialects, which are spoken by the many ethnic minorities.
If you travel to Sapa, your guide will explain about the tribal language, sometimes it differs per village! The Vietnamese script is based on Latin letters, but you will see that many punctuation marks are incorporated. Because the script was previously based on Chinese, you will still come across this a lot on old temple complexes. English is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas.
Hello! – Xin Chào!
Goodbye! – Tam biêt
Thank you! – Xin Cám on
How are you? – Có Khoẻ Không?
I’m fine, thank you – Khóe, cám on a
Yes – Vâng
No – Không
My name is… – Tên tôôla …
I’m from… – Tôi dên tù …
I cannot eat… – Tôi không thể ăn
I do not understand – Tôi không hiểu …
Vietnamese food is known for its fresh ingredients. Dishes are packed with flavour from the fish sauce, soy sauce, fresh herbs, lemongrass, garlic, ginger and mint. The cuisine inspired by Chinese.
Keep an eye out for pho – a beef or chicken noodle soup that’s often eaten at breakfast. Bahn xeo (pancakes filled with pork, veggies and eggs) and gio cuon (spring rolls overflowing with fresh greens and minced pork or fish) are also worth a try. Delicious!
Vietnam is a very safe country to travel around. Petty crimes, theft, pick-pocketing is very rare. But just like anywhere else in the world, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and use your common sense, especially in overcrowded places and when using public transport.Vietnam enjoys different climate, you’ll need to pack along light/thin clothing as well as some warmer options for the evenings (especially in Sapa and the North in December/January/February). We recommend bringing layers of clothing that you can remove or add to depending on a place you visit.
No vaccinations are required before traveling to Vietnam. However, for long term travelers, we do recommend a number of vaccinations such as DTP, hepatitis A and typhoid & Malaria. For up-to-date information, always consult with doctor and remember to never drink the tap water unless it’s filtered.
Halong Bay, or Ha Long as local say it, is one of the best & must see sites in Vietnam and if you book a vietnam tours & holiday with us, we include an overnight stay on board the wooden junk cruise with swimming, kayaking and visits to caves and grottoes. The overnight cruise stay is also included breakfast, lunch and dinner.
As one of the main sites in southern Vietnam, Cu Chi tunnels are well-worth an excursion from Ho Chi Minh City and our Vietnam tours are include a guided visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels where you can walk the bush trails and crawl sections.According to the LGBTQ+ Travel Safety Index, Vietnam scores a D rating for LGBTQ+ traveler safety. Over 50% consider Vietnam a good place to live for gay and lesbian people and there are no legal punishments for same sex relations. Most trips for LGBTQ+ travelers to Vietnam are trouble-free.