Vietnam Tours

Much like other parts of Southeast Asia, Vietnam is a jack-of-all-trades destination, making Vietnam tours a well-rounded holiday option. Form your first impression of the country in Hanoi, which delights with its French- and Chinese-influenced architecture, mouth-watering street food and energetic pace of life. The rice fields and remote villages of Sapa await in the Hoang Lien Mountains, reached via a scenic train journey from the capital. Trek to the top of Mount Fansipan, Vietnam’s tallest peak, and purchase local handicrafts from the weekend markets. Here, in the north of Vietnam, you can also visit the iconic Ha Long Bay, known for its towering limestone islands blanketed by forest, rising out of the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin. For some off-beat adventure, head up into the northeastern Hà Giang Province and explore the jaw-dropping mountain passes and canyons that cut through the landscape. Making your way down the 'S’ shaped nation, Vietnam tours should include stops in Hue and Hoi An, two charming cities with riverside settings and well-preserved ancient wonders. We mentioned that Vietnam was a jack-of-all-trades, and it's along the Nha Trang coastline that you can experience yet another side to the country, as here you’ll find palm-lined beaches, offering sunshine and a slower pace. The underwater coral reefs also make for great snorkelling and diving. End Vietnam tours in Ho Chi Minh, and steel yourself for the speed at which things move in this southern city. Get stuck into its eclectic cafe scene and take a deep dive into the country’s storied past at the deeply moving museums and historical sites. Read more