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- 16-day trip
- From €12,445 p.p.
Vietnam trip | Luxury round trip Vietnam
During this luxury, tailor-made tour of Vietnam, you will visit Ho Chi Minh City, the Mekong Delta, Con Dao and Hoi An, staying in hotels such as Six Senses and Four Seasons The Nam Hai. This luxury trip is all about exclusivity and personalisation, with each component tailor-made for you. You will start in Ho Chi Minh City with a guided city tour. You will then travel to the Mekong Delta, where you will travel by private sampan through narrow waterways and spend the night on the water. You will then fly to Con Dao and stay at Six Senses, where you will customise your days between beach and jungle. In central Vietnam, stay at Four Seasons The Nam Hai and discover Hoi An on foot, by bike and during a cooking class. Your journey ends in the north. In Hanoi, follow a food tour of the old town and travel on to Lan Ha Bay for a small-scale cruise with kayaking and visits to Cat Ba Island. Your flights, accommodations and excursions are fully tailor-made, allowing you to travel in luxury and exclusivity without organising anything yourself.
Travel programme
Travel overview
- Day 1 Flight to Ho Chi Minh City
- Day 2 Arrival in Ho Chi Minh City
- Day 3 Ho Chi Minh City
- Day 4 The Mekong Delta
- Day 5 Can Tho
- Day 6 Flight to Con Dao
- Day 7 – 8 Con Dao
- Day 9 Flight to Danang
- Day 10 Hoi An
- Day 11 The countryside around Hoi An
- Day 12 Departure for Hanoi
- Day 13 Hanoi Highlights
- Day 14 Transfer to Ha Long pier and Cat Ba Island
- Day 15 Lan Ha Bay
- Day 16 Departure from Vietnam
- Day 17 Arrival
Accommodations
Destinations
Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) is bursting with energy. Highlights include the bustling Ben Thanh Market and the Nha Hang Ngon Market, where you can sample traditional street food from one of the many food stalls set amidst a leafy garden. Other notable sights include Notre-Dame Basilica, the Jade Emperor Pagoda, the War Remnants Museum, and the Khanh Van Nam Vien Pagoda.
The city features a distinct blend of both American and Chinese influences. It is a modern, developed city that has not lost its Vietnamese character. Modern skyscrapers interspersed with Chinese-style pagodas, market stalls and street vendors trying to sell their wares make Saigon the most dynamic city in Vietnam.


My Tho
My Tho is the capital of the Vietnamese province of Tiền Giang and a key gateway to the beautiful Mekong Delta. This important market town lies on the northern bank of the Mekong River and boasts a number of nearby offshore islands that can easily be visited on short trips. The city’s convenient location relative to Ho Chi Minh City makes it a popular destination for day trips for travellers seeking peaceful riverside life, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Must-see attractions include a lively morning market and the sprawling Vinh Trung Pagoda with its three impressive Buddha statues
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Can Tho
Can Tho is located on the southern bank of the Hau River in the Mekong Delta. Can Tho offers rural tranquillity and gently developing urban infrastructure. The city is known for its many canals. Visit the lively waterfront or stroll through the narrow streets to the beautiful gardens and Buddhist pagodas. Visit the floating market by boat for an authentic experience.
Mekong River Delta
The Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam consists of a 60,000 km network of connected waterways stretching across three Vietnamese provinces. This lush, tropical delta is dominated by Southeast Asia's most powerful river, the Mekong. Exploring these rivers and their numerous tributaries is, of course, ideal by boat. The area is full of small artisan villages, Khmer pagodas, beautiful mangroves, picturesque orchards and some remarkable floating markets.


Con Dao
The Con Dao archipelago is slowly emerging as an interesting destination. It is a group of islands off the coast of Vietnam, consisting of sixteen small islands, of which Con Son is the largest.
The islands boast beautiful beaches, coral reefs and stunning bays, and are partly covered in dense forests. As well as hiking, diving and exploring deserted coastal paths and beaches, there are excellent opportunities to spot wildlife, such as the giant black squirrel and the endemic bow-fingered gecko.
Con Dao served as a prison island for political prisoners during the French colonial era, when it was known as Poulo Condore. The Saigon regime held opponents captive on this island in the notorious cells known as the ‘tiger cages’. The old prison buildings still stand, and there is a small museum that tells the story of the island’s infamous history.
Con Dao is most easily reached from Ho Chi Minh City by plane.
Hoi An
Hoi An, on the coast of central Vietnam, is enchanting. Once a bustling port city, Hoi An boasts a colourful mix of French, Chinese and Japanese-inspired architecture. It is characterised by its many canals, bridges and temples. A nice bonus is that cars are not permitted on the main streets. The waterfront is very lively, with boutique hotels, restaurants and craft shops. Be sure to visit the ruins of My Son Sanctuary, an ancient Hindu temple complex.


Quang Nam Province
Sandwiched between dense forested terrain and the shimmering blue sea lies the central Vietnamese province of Quang Nam. An exciting mix of eras and styles, travellers to this diverse destination can explore the bustling cities, admire the ornate architecture, visit charming temples, sunbathe on the golden shores and taste the famous Quang noodle. Home to two awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Sites, history buffs and the culturally curious can visit the historically charming Old Town of Hoi An, recognised for its exceptionally well-preserved examples of traditional Southeast Asian buildings; and the sacred My Son, a fascinating complex of partially destroyed Hindu temples built between the 4th and 14th centuries. Sights not to be missed include the Japanese Covered Bridge, Tan Ky's Old House, Terracotta Park, Thac Grang and the Marble Mountains.
Hanoi
Vietnam's capital is also the country's most atmospheric and alluring city, with its wide boulevards and ancient pagodas - a distinguished blend of French colonialism and Asian grace and tradition. Enjoy a stroll around the lively Old Quarter with its narrow streets and visit the Hanoi Night Market on Saturdays and Sundays. Other places to visit include the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long, the Perfume Pagoda Temple complex and the Hanoi Opera House located in the heart of the French Quarter.


Vietnam trip | Luxury round trip Vietnam
During this luxury trip, you will travel with private transfers between your hotels, stay at resorts such as Six Senses and Four Seasons and follow a pre-planned itinerary along key destinations. Your flights, accommodations and excursions are pre-arranged so you don't have to organise anything on the spot.
We offer the described trip from €12,445 per person.
The travel price is an indication and is subject to availability and travel period.
Included
• Domestic flights from Saigon to Cam Ranh, Cam Ranh to Danang and Danang to Hanoi, in Business Class
• Vietnam visa fees (USD 25 per person, excluding online application)
• 14 nights’ accommodation in luxury hotels, resorts and cruises
• 2-day/2-night full-board cruise on the Mekong Delta
• 3-day/2-night full-board cruise in Halong Bay
• All necessary private transfers as specified
• All meals as listed in the ‘itinerary’
• All included excursions as listed in the ‘itinerary’, including an in-depth tour of Ho Chi Minh City, cookery classes and cycling in Hoi An, and a Foodie Tour in Hanoi
• Entrance fees during the land programme
• Meet & Greet on arrival
• Administration fees (€50 per booking)
Sustainable aspects of your trip:
• A contribution towards positive impact of €50 per person via the Avila Foundation
Not included
• Intercontinental flights
• Room category upgrade
• Travel and/or cancellation insurance
• Seat reservations on flights
• Meals not specified and optional excursions
• Any departure tax when leaving the destination
• Personal expenses/tips
• Contribution to the Calamity Fund (€2.50 per booking)
• SGR contribution (€5 per person)


















