Travel to Vietnam with Avila Travel! A travel destination full of colourful culture and wonderful nature. Stroll through Hanoi's old quarter, cruise among the karst mountains in world-famous Ha Long Bay and experience an intense encounter with the fascinating mountain peoples around the Chinese border. During our Vietnam tours, you will get to know the versatility of this magnificent country!
Whether exploring markets surrounded by French colonial influences in the capital Hanoi, also known as the 'Paris of Vietnam', or visiting historic Ho Chi Minh City in the south, each city is full of culture and colour. Marvel at colonial architecture and sizzling nightlife in the former Saigon and enjoy fantastic cuisine and view beautiful canals in Hoi An. Experience Vietnam's stunning beaches with Danang and its beautiful golden beach and calm waters; picturesque Nha Trang as a great choice for water sports; and for particularly pristine and romantic spots, the island of Phu Quoc is a must visit.
Your Vietnam round trip will be taken care of to perfection by us. Travelling through Vietnam with Avila means staying in special accommodations, a relaxed travel pace, experiencing the highlights in a slightly different way and hidden gems away from the crowds! Travel through Vietnam with your private driver and discover the many contrasting experiences the country has to offer.
Pearl in Southeast Asia
Vietnam stretches from mountains in the north to tropical beaches in the south. The country offers an impressive variety of landscapes, from verdant rice terraces in Sapa to the jagged rock formations of Ha Long Bay and the fertile plains of the Mekong Delta.
North, Central and South: diverse and captivating
The north offers historic cities such as Hanoi, colonial architecture and mountain peoples. Central Vietnam offers atmospheric cities like Hoi An and Hue, rich in culture and world heritage. In the south is Ho Chi Minh City, a bustling metropolis full of contrasts, and beautiful coastal towns like Nha Trang and Phu Quoc.
Vibrant cities and serene nature
The cities are energetic and colourful, with lively markets, temples and street cuisines. At the same time, Vietnam offers plenty of tranquillity in national parks, in the countryside or on the coast. It is a country where ancient traditions coexist with modern dynamism.
Travelling through Vietnam
Whether travelling by bicycle, boat or train, Vietnam is easily accessible and offers a diverse combination of nature, culture and hospitality. From active holidays to relaxing by the sea, Vietnam is a versatile destination that has something special to offer every traveller.
Vietnam is a versatile destination that can be visited all year round, but the best time to travel depends on your preferences. Here is an overview by season:
Spring (March - May): A pleasant period with mild temperatures and blooming landscapes. Perfect for exploring cities like Hanoi and Hoi An, and for hiking in mountainous areas like Sapa.
Summer (June - August): Warm temperatures and the rainy season, especially in the south and centre. Ideal for adventurous travellers who want to experience nature, but bear in mind short heavy showers.
Autumn (September - November): The best time to travel, with cool, dry days and clear skies. Perfect for visiting Ha Long Bay, exploring culture and enjoying local festivals.
Winter (December - February): Cool and dry in the north, mild in the south. A fine period to visit cities and relax on the coast without crowds.
Note: Climate varies greatly by region, so choose your travel time depending on where you want to go. For most travellers, spring or autumn is most pleasant.
Vietnam is a country full of contrasts, where history, nature and culture are close together. From ancient temples to breathtaking natural areas and bustling cities, each region has its own charm.
Discover the highlights of Vietnam:
Whether you love culture, nature or adventure, Vietnam offers an unforgettable journey full of discoveries.
1. Do I need a visa for Vietnam?
A visa is required for travellers from the Netherlands, Belgium and most European countries, but some nationalities can use visa waivers or e-visas for shorter stays. Always check the current entry requirements for your nationality.
2. What is the best length of travel for Vietnam?
A round trip of 14 to 21 days is ideal for exploring the highlights of the north, centre and south without rushing.
3. What is the best way to travel around Vietnam?
Domestic travel can be done by domestic flight, train, or private transfer. For flexibility and comfort, domestic flights are popular, while train journeys offer an authentic experience.
4. Is Vietnam easy to combine with other destinations?
Yes, Vietnam is excellent to combine with neighbouring countries such as Cambodia, Laos and Thailand. The short distances and good connections make it easy to plan a multiple Southeast Asia trip.
5. Will English get me around in Vietnam?
In big cities, tourist areas and hotels people often speak English. In rural areas, communication can be more difficult, but basic Vietnamese words and friendly locals will usually get you quite far.
Our travel specialists will be happy to help you with all your questions about a trip to Vietnam.
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