Nha Trang, also known as the Riviera of the South China Sea, offers a beautiful coastline with verdant mountain ranges, white sandy beaches, untouched islets and crystal waters with an abundance of marine life and thriving reefs. With many must-see places, endless to-do’s, and great restaurants to dine at, Nha Trang is surely one of the best beach destinations in Vietnam.
Experience the contrasts of Northern Vietnam from the charming chaos of Hanoi to the relaxing water of Halong Bay. Hanoi, has to be one of Asia’s most fascinating cities offering a unique blend of oriental and western charm while the mystical scenery of Halong Bay where thousands of limestone islands jut out of the emerald sea is a truly wonderful destination.
Hanoi is a city of wide tree lined boulevards, tranquil lakes and colonial villa's with a more sedate pace than other Asian cities. The city has many cultural-historic sites including the Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum, Temple of literature, One Pillar Pagoda. This is a city that will leave you wishing that you need longer time to explore this charming and enthralling capital.
Phu Quoc Island boasts idyllic beaches, romantic sunsets and evergreen forests, making it an ideal destination for travelers looking to escape bustling city life. Fall into the rhythm of life in the tropics, swimming in the clear waters and soaking up the sun. Aside from beachside activities, visitors can also explore traditional villages and expansive nature parks.
Misty mountains, covered in rice terraces and the green of forests, Sapa is home to different ethnic tribal groups that seem a world apart. Take an overnight train journey from Hanoi into the highlands. Spend the days walking to villages tucked on the mountainside, encountering a diverse mix of ethnic groups and learning about their rich traditions.
Explore Ho Chi Minh City’s historic monuments then glide across the waters of the Mekong Delta. Amazing waterways hidden amongst vibrant tropical fruit gardens, bustling floating markets that offer a cornucopia of items and acres of emerald rice fields are what make the Mekong Delta so unforgettable. Lose track of time during a relaxing break on Phu Quoc Island.
Hue and Hoi An are both UNESCO World Heritage listed sites and boast some of the strongest cultural relics in Vietnam. Visit the old imperial center of Hue, journey down the Hai Van Pass to Da Nang where you will see the finest collection of Cham pieces in the world and admire the architectural, historic and cultural elements of Hoi An Town.
The Cuu Long region , which translates as 'Nine Dragons', otherwise known as the Mekong Delta is a great place to discover Vietnam. Amazing waterways hidden amongst vibrant tropical fruit gardens, bustling floating markets that offer a cornucopia of items and acres of emerald rice fields are what make the Mekong Delta so unforgettable.
Explore Vietnam’s southern wonders on this journey into one of the most fascinating region. The uniquely southern charm with its welcoming introduction to life along the river is the real draw, visitors can explore quaint riverside towns, sample fruits bartered in the colourful floating markets. Other highlights include visits to local orchards, flower markets and fish farms.