Journey To Vietnam

Go Explore the city of Hanoi Visit complex honouring Ho Chi Minh, the Temple of Literature, colonial monuments in the snooty driven by a trusted driver.

Also visit Gioi Market, Old Collective Quarter, retro railroad coffee, and the iconic Long Bridge.

Overnight stay in Hanoi.

Post breakfast travel for two and a half hours to Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, where tens of thousands of magnificent limestone islets and grottoes rise from the crystal-clear Gulf of Tonkin.

While the boat travels via numerous stone islets, floating villages, and little beaches, lunch with delicious seafood will be served

Before going back enjoy free time swimming or enjoying some free time on the sundeck, stop by a floating fishing village.

Dinner will be served on board. Overnight stay at Ha Long Bay.

Early risers can take a Tai Chi session on the sundeck before breakfast is served as the boat continues to circle Ha Long Bay.

Visit a number of islets with names based on their shapes, such Dog, Fighting Cock, Finger, and Incense Urn, among others. Once you've explored one of the most stunning caves, head back to your boat and make your way to the wharf

When you depart, your car will be waiting to take you directly from Ha Long to the airport in Hai Phong City or to Hanoi for a domestic flight to Da Nang, from where we will travel another 45 minutes to the quaint small city of Hoi An.

Overnight stay in Hoi An.

After breakfast we take a walking tour of Hoi An Ancient Town this morning. The 400-year-old Japanese Covered Bridge known for its intricate woodcarvings are just a few of Hoi An's highlights. A guided walking tour is the best way to see them all.

Post lunch in the afternoon will go for a close-up view of rural life in Hoi An's surroundings. Take a leisurely bike ride through scenic towns, past rice fields and vegetable farms, after mounting your bike.

You will be transported to Cam Thanh's waterways, which are lined with coconut palms. The community is the primary agricultural producer for the region and is home to an extensive water coconut jungle and endless rice fields. Discover the art of paddling the distinctive Vietnamese round basket boat as you navigate the peaceful canals lined with coconut palms.

The evening is your free time to explore Hoi An’s night market. Overnight stay in Hoi An

Drive towards Hue City for 3.5 hours and cross the famous Hai Van Pass. It is one of Vietnam's most exquisite picturesque drives.

Hue is a picturesque and tranquil city with magnificent architecture in its citadel, palaces, royal tombs, pagodas, and temples

On reaching Hue, take a boat ride to on Huong River to explore Thien Mu Pagoda and Minh Mang Tomb. Overnight stay in Hue

After breakfast take a half day city tour of Hue.

You can visit Imperial Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage site and Royal Tu Duc mausoleum.

Take a winding path to the Royal Tu Duc mausoleum, a serene resting spot surrounded by walls with pine forests and a lakeside pavilion with lotus petals where the emperor formerly stayed.

Drive back to the Hue airport after visiting the mausoleum to catch a flight to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon).

Overnight stay in Ho Chi Minh City

After breakfast take a picturesque trip from Ho Chi Minh City to My Tho, which is renowned for being the entrance to the Mekong Delta.

Arrive at the waterfront dock, board a fun motorboat ride, and enjoy the Delta landscape, stilted homes, and nearby fish farms along the way.

Enjoy the boat ride to witness the natural beauty of the delta and then take a bicycle to slowly explore villages with fruit orchards and traditional homes including the beautiful rice terraces.

Before heading back to Ho Chi Minh City in the late afternoon, try some some regional cuisine

Overnight stay in Ho Chi Minh.

Set out on a half-day excursion with your guide to see some of the most significant city landmarks.

Visit the War Remnants Museum, which houses amazing artefacts and historical images

You can visit Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral, Central Post Office.

In the afternoon, take a journey to Cho Lon, a busy Chinatown with colourful buildings and enigmatic temples. Visit the vibrant Thien Hau Temple, which was erected by the Cantonese congregation to commemorate the sea goddess in the early 19th century

Choose to take a leisurely stroll around the winding lanes and observe the Chinese culture. Explore the sights and sounds of Chinatown by looking at the neighbourhood homes, pagodas, and temples.

Return to the city centre and stop by Ben Thanh Market to shop for some souvenirs. Overnight stay in Ho Chi Minh.

You are free to explore the city until your flight back home.