Vietnam Itineraries

This trip packs a real punch in under a fortnight, bringing you the highlights of Vietnam. Sleep aboard a traditional junk boat, amble through crumbling alleyways and explore lantern-spangled streets. Take a laid-back trip through the Mekong Delta and spend a night with a local family. Mixing chaotic cities with jungle-topped islands and atmospheric towns, you’ll get an authentic glimpse of Vietnam. If you’re pushed for time, you really can’t do better than this. It really is Vietnam in a nutshell.

From exciting authentic food stall tours in Saigon to cooking up a storm in lantern-lined Hoi An, excite your taste buds as you go from south to north on this adventure-packed itinerary. Start in the fast-paced city of Ho Chi Minh, then cruise the mellow Mekong, before travelling north to create traditional crafts and learn to cook your own Vietnamese dishes in picturesque Hoi An. Finish your trip in the winding backstreets of Hanoi and drifting along the limestone islands in Bai Tu Long Bay.

Discover the diversity of Vietnam and authentic charm of Cambodia in just two weeks. Amble through the maze-like alleyways of Hanoi’s old quarter, drift between limestone islands, meet the charming tailors of Hoi An and whizz through Saigon on a vintage Vespa. Sail through the waterways of the Mekong Delta into neighbouring Cambodia for a sunrise visit to Angkor Wat.

A medley of culture, nature and barefoot bliss, this trip has it all. Over two weeks, you’ll be travelling Vietnam in style, staying in upgraded accommodation with extra comfort and character. Sail into the sunset on a Chinese junk boat, zip across the city on a street food scooter tour and soak up the sunshine on a tiny island.

Ready to tantalise your taste buds with a foodie adventure through Vietnam? Then this 10-day itinerary is perfect for you! Wander through the streets of Hanoi with a local guide, sampling local delicacies as you go, get stuck in down on a farm in Hue and help cultivate some crops, whip up a storm in lantern-lined Hoi An and zip through the back-streets of Saigon on a vintage Vespa, seeking out hidden food stalls. This foodie itinerary will really satisfy your hunger for adventure and local cuisine in Vietnam.

If you’re eager to venture off the beaten path and discover the hidden gems of Northern Vietnam, this itinerary is perfect for you. After exploring the historic capital city of Hanoi, you’ll journey through serene rural landscapes, tranquil national parks, and untouched villages. Explore vibrant local markets, peaceful lakes, and stunning limestone karsts, all while experiencing the authentic culture and warm hospitality of Vietnam’s quieter regions.

Delve into rural life and get a real behind-the-scenes glimpse of heart-warming Vietnam. During this 3 week trip, you’ll stay at home with the locals, help out on a working farm, scoot through the traffic in former Saigon and taste traditional street food. It’s a great way to go beyond the well-trudged tourist trail and meet the local community. Starting in the cobbled streets of Old Hanoi, you’ll drift through the islands of peaceful Bai Tu Long Bay, stay with the White Tai people in a traditional stilted house and sail to tiny villages in the Mekong.

If you’re heading east for your summer hols and want to explore Vietnam with your clan in tow then this itinerary packs a real punch. Sample Vietnamese dishes on the streets of Hanoi, kayak between limestone peaks and try your hand at farming and local crafts before chilling out on the sandy beaches of Nha Trang. This itinerary has been put together based on the best weather for the summer school holidays and has plenty of activities to keep the whole family amused.

Discover three countries in three weeks with this epic Indochina adventure. Explore jungle temples and the mighty Mekong on this trip from Vietnam into Cambodia and Laos. It’s three weeks filled with ancient culture, local character and sensational scenery. Kicking off in northern Vietnam as you sail through the limestone cliffs of Bai Tu long bay, Halong Bay’s lesser know neighbour, then cruising the Mekong river into compact Cambodia. Finish your trip in laidback Laos.