Our Vietnam Experiences bring you closer to the country's natural wonders and welcoming people and are designed to be woven into our itineraries. Explore the unforgettable Ha Long Bay aboard a private junk boat, trek through areas unknown to most tourists, get involved in local sustainability projects or try your hand at traditional wood carving. Each one is hand-picked to deepen your connection with the land, its people and wildlife, while supporting local communities and conservation efforts.
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14 Days: From £2115 per person
Hanoi – Rural Villages – Cooking Class – Trekking - Rice Paddies – Ha Long Bay Cruise – Mekong Delta – Hoi An - Beach Time
14 Days: From £1500 per person
Hanoi - Traditional Crafts - Hilltribe Villages - National Park Night Safari - Overnight Train - Hoi An - Beach Time - Ho Chi Minh City - Mekong Delta - Gentle Cycling
All About Vietnam
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Best Time to Visit Vietnam
Best time to visit: December - March
North: Nov – Apr sunny and dry but can be cold in the evenings, especially Jan/Feb. May – Sep rainy and humid, especially the middle months, drying up in late Oct.
Centre: Feb – Aug generally dry and sunny but humid in later months. Sep – Nov monsoon season with typhoons possible especially in Oct/Nov. Dec/Jan rain possible but less.
South: Nov – Apr dry and sunny. May – Oct wet season with occasional heavy rains.
Vietnam Featured Blog Posts
Beyond the Landmarks: Cultural Experiences in Vietnam Through Food, Creativity and Heritage
Culture You Can Take Part In It might begin with the scent of star anise drifting through a Hanoi market. Or with a family recipe you’ve just learned to prepare, hands dusted with rice flour and fresh herbs. Sometimes, it happens when you lower your camera because the conversation in front of you becomes more...Continue reading→
Slow Travel Adventures in Vietnam: Rediscover the Joy of the Journey
Embracing the Beauty of Unhurried Travel When was the last time you travelled without feeling the need to keep moving? Modern life rarely encourages us to pause. We fill our calendars, chase productivity and measure success by how much we can fit into a day. Even holidays can become another exercise in optimisation, with packed...Continue reading→
