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Vietnam travel packages offer an unparalleled blend of convenience and discovery, combining international flights, seamless transfers, curated guided visits and overnight Ha Long Bay cruises into one cohesive journey. Whether you choose a classic north-to-south loop traversing Hanoi's bustling Old Quarter, Hoi An's ancient streets aglow with silk lanterns and the vibrant energy of Ho Chi Minh City, or opt for a twin-centre escape pairing cultural exploration with blissful beach extensions on Phu Quoc's powder-white sands, these ready-made itineraries ensure every logistics detail is handled. Multi-destination combos linking Vietnam with Cambodia's Angkor Wat temples provide temple enthusiasts with an enriching two-country adventure, whilst flexible tour lengths accommodate both time-pressed professionals and leisurely explorers. Register today to unlock exceptional stays at top-tier hotels and exclusive offers tailored to the most discerning tastes.
The most beautiful hotels in Vietnam
Vietnam at a Glance and Beach Relaxation

This luxury private tour weaves together the finest threads of Vietnamese culture and coastal relaxation, guiding you from the emerald waters of Ha Long Bay through Hanoi's labyrinthine streets and Hoi An's UNESCO-listed quarter before culminating in a serene beach retreat on Phu Quoc. Every transfer, meal and guided excursion is pre-arranged, allowing you to immerse yourself in imperial citadels, vibrant markets and sunset kayaking without a single logistical worry. English-speaking guides share local insights at each stop, whilst the sample day-by-day itinerary ensures you experience Vietnam's iconic highlights at a comfortable, unhurried pace.
What we love: The seamless fusion of cultural discovery and tropical downtime, plus the exclusive access to premium accommodations and private transfers throughout.
7, 11 & 14 Night Tour of the Must Sees of Vietnam

Flexibility meets five-star comfort in this multi-length itinerary designed for travellers who demand both choice and quality. Select a seven-night express highlights dash or extend to fourteen nights with optional Nha Trang beach stays, all whilst enjoying carefully curated accommodation, guided city tours and overnight cruising on Ha Long Bay's legendary limestone archipelago. Each departure includes domestic flights to maximise sightseeing time, comprehensive meal plans and entrance fees to major UNESCO sites, making budgeting simple and surprises delightful rather than costly.
What we love: The ability to tailor tour length to your schedule and the seamless integration of beach extensions for post-sightseeing relaxation.
Explore Vietnam & Cambodia

Culture connoisseurs will treasure this combined private tour linking Vietnam's must-sees with Cambodia's awe-inspiring temple complexes. Journey from Hanoi's French colonial boulevards and Ha Long Bay's emerald grottoes to Siem Reap, where sunrise over Angkor Wat's ancient spires awaits, then return via Ho Chi Minh City for a final dose of urban energy and war history. Flights, airport transfers and expert local guides are included at every stage, ensuring smooth transitions between countries and deep cultural insights at each UNESCO World Heritage Site.
What we love: The rare opportunity to tick off two bucket-list destinations in one seamless, expertly guided adventure.
Classic Vietnam Tour - Ho Chi Minh City

This two-week classic itinerary strikes the perfect balance between comprehensive sightseeing and leisurely exploration, escorting you through Vietnam's contrasting regions with a private guide who tailors each day to your interests. Embark on an overnight Ha Long Bay cruise aboard a traditional junk, wander Hoi An's lantern-draped alleys at dusk, and delve into Ho Chi Minh City's complex history at the Reunification Palace and Cu Chi Tunnels, all whilst enjoying four- and five-star hotel categories that blend colonial elegance with modern comfort.
What we love: The dedicated private guide and the relaxed pacing that allows spontaneous detours to hidden cafés and artisan workshops.
Overview: Why choose a Vietnam travel package
What a typical packaged tour includes (flights, transfers, hotels, some meals, guided tours, domestic flights, cruise)
A comprehensive Vietnam travel package bundles international flights or flight options, airport transfers and accommodation in four- or five-star hotels, alongside selected meals such as daily breakfasts and occasional lunches or dinners that showcase regional specialities. English-speaking guides accompany city tours, whilst domestic flights between Hanoi, Da Nang and Phu Quoc replace lengthy overland journeys, saving precious holiday hours. Most itineraries feature an overnight Ha Long Bay cruise with kayaking, cave visits and onboard Tai Chi, plus entrance fees to UNESCO sites and major attractions. Typical exclusions cover travel insurance, visa fees, personal expenses, tips and some meals, allowing flexibility for independent dining discoveries. This pre-arranged logistics framework eliminates the stress of booking separate trains, ferries or hotels, whilst bundled pricing often delivers better value than assembling components individually. Many packages blend group elements, such as shared cruise departures, with private city guides for a balanced social and personalised experience. Detailed day-by-day itineraries on product pages, like the luxury private tour, clarify exactly what each day holds and which costs remain optional.
Types of packages (classic loop, north-to-south, twin-centre + beach, combined Vietnam?Cambodia)
Travellers can select from several package archetypes tailored to different priorities and durations. The classic loop follows a north-to-south or reverse trajectory, linking Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City to cover Vietnam's cultural highlights and UNESCO sites in ten to fourteen nights. Twin-centre packages pair a vibrant city stay in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh with a beach resort on Phu Quoc, Mui Ne or Nha Trang, delivering a balanced blend of sightseeing and seaside relaxation ideal for families and couples seeking downtime after temple tours. Combined Vietnam–Cambodia itineraries add Siem Reap and Angkor Wat to the Vietnamese circuit, appealing to temple enthusiasts and history buffs who want two countries in one trip. Express highlights packages condense the must-sees into seven or eight nights, perfect for time-constrained professionals or those pairing Vietnam with another Asian destination. Each type suits distinct travel styles: comprehensive loops for first-timers, twin-centres for relaxation seekers, combos for culture collectors. Browse examples such as the twin-centre package or the Vietnam & Cambodia tour to compare inclusions and regional focus.
Who each type suits (first-time visitors, families, beach + culture seekers)
The classic loop serves first-time visitors craving a comprehensive overview of Vietnam's contrasting regions, from Hanoi's chaotic Old Quarter motorbike ballet to Hoi An's serene riverside cafés and Ho Chi Minh City's poignant war museums. Twin-centre beach packages attract families with children who relish resort pools and sandy shores after morning temple visits, as well as couples desiring romantic sunset strolls on Phu Quoc followed by urban foodie adventures. Vietnam–Cambodia combos suit culture and history enthusiasts eager to juxtapose French colonial architecture with Khmer temple grandeur, ticking off Angkor Wat alongside Vietnamese UNESCO sites in one extended journey. Express highlights tours of seven or eight nights fit time-pressed professionals or travellers combining Vietnam with Thailand or Singapore, delivering iconic experiences without the commitment of a fortnight away. Families benefit from private transfers and flexible itineraries that accommodate nap schedules, whilst solo travellers and couples may prefer small-group escorted tours for built-in social interaction. Consult options like the multi-length tour to match package structure with your travel profile and preferred pace.
Suggested itineraries (sample lengths and routes)
7–8 days: Highlights express (Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, brief Ho Chi Minh or Hoi An option)
An express eight-night itinerary opens with two days in Hanoi, exploring the Old Quarter's narrow streets, Hoan Kiem Lake's turtle legend and the Temple of Literature's Confucian courtyards, before embarking on a three-day, two-night Ha Long Bay cruise featuring kayaking through limestone grottoes, visits to Sung Sot Cave's stalactite chambers and sunrise Tai Chi on the sundeck. Return to Hanoi for a domestic flight south to Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang, then spend two nights either delving into Ho Chi Minh's War Remnants Museum and Cu Chi Tunnels or wandering Hoi An's ancient town and lounging on An Bang beach. Depart on day eight. This condensed route captures Vietnam's iconic highlights in one week, ideal for first-timers on limited annual leave or those weaving Vietnam into a broader Southeast Asian adventure. Domestic flights replace overnight trains, maximising daylight sightseeing hours and ensuring you wake refreshed in each new city. Sample this approach with the Essential Vietnam 4* package, which balances must-see landmarks with flexible free time for independent café hopping and market browsing.
10–11 days: Classic north-to-south loop (Hanoi – Ha Long – Hoi An – Ho Chi Minh)
The classic eleven-night loop begins with three nights in Hanoi, where you'll navigate the Old Quarter's labyrinth on a cyclo, attend a water-puppet theatre performance and optionally day-trip to Ninh Binh's karst-studded rice paddies. Days four and five unfold aboard a Ha Long Bay overnight cruise, kayaking to hidden lagoons and feasting on fresh seafood under a canopy of stars. Fly to Da Nang on day six, transferring to Hoi An for two nights of ancient-town strolls, tailor fittings for bespoke silk garments and hands-on cooking classes that send you home with recipes for cao lau and banh xeo pancakes. Day nine brings a flight to Ho Chi Minh City, where the final two nights cover the Reunification Palace, Ben Thanh Market's sensory overload and a full-day Mekong Delta excursion to Cai Rang floating market and rural homestay lunches. Depart on day twelve. This loop balances culture, nature and relaxation, threading UNESCO sites with beachside downtime and guided city tours with independent exploration windows. The itinerary mirrors the rhythm of the Classic Vietnam Tour, ensuring comprehensive coverage of Vietnam's contrasting north-south character without feeling rushed.
13–15+ days: In-depth tour with beach extension (Phu Quoc/Nha Trang) or Vietnam + Cambodia combo
Extended itineraries of thirteen to fifteen nights offer two enriching pathways: an in-depth Vietnam exploration with beach relaxation or a dual-country cultural odyssey. Option A follows the classic ten-night loop, then appends four nights on Phu Quoc for snorkelling coral reefs at An Thoi islands, sunset cocktails at Long Beach and lazy resort days punctuated by spa treatments and pepper-farm visits; alternatively, choose Nha Trang for water sports, mud baths and the Vinpearl cable-car theme park. Option B maintains the Vietnamese circuit from Hanoi through Ho Chi Minh, then flies to Siem Reap for three nights exploring Angkor Wat's sunrise silhouette, Angkor Thom's Bayon faces and Ta Prohm's tree-root embrace. This dual-country approach suits travellers craving deeper cultural immersion and temple photography opportunities without geographic backtracking. Both paths maximise value by bundling flights, transfers and guided visits into one seamless booking, eliminating the need to coordinate separate Cambodian visas or hotel reservations. Review the 10-15 night tour or Explore Vietnam & Cambodia for detailed day plans and sample accommodation standards.
Regional circuits & daily highlights
Northern circuit: Hanoi, Ninh Binh / Halong Bay — what to expect day by day

Vietnam travel package
Typical inclusions cover international flights or flight options, airport transfers, accommodation in four-star or five-star hotels, daily breakfasts plus selected lunches and dinners, English-speaking guides for city tours, domestic flights between key hubs such as Hanoi, Da Nang and Phu Quoc, an overnight Ha Long Bay cruise with kayaking and cave visits, and entrance fees to major UNESCO sites and attractions. Common exclusions are travel insurance, visa fees, personal expenses, tips and some meals, allowing flexibility for independent dining. The convenience of pre-arranged logistics and bundled pricing often delivers better value than booking each component separately, whilst detailed day-by-day itineraries clarify exactly what is covered and which costs remain optional.
A ten- to eleven-night itinerary provides the ideal balance for a classic north-to-south loop covering Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City, ensuring you experience Vietnam's contrasting regions without feeling rushed. Travellers on tighter schedules can opt for a seven- to eight-night express highlights tour focusing on Hanoi, Ha Long Bay and one southern city, whilst those seeking deeper immersion should consider thirteen to fifteen nights or longer to incorporate beach extensions on Phu Quoc or Nha Trang, or add a Cambodia segment visiting Angkor Wat. Tailor the duration to your travel pace, interests and annual leave availability.
Vietnam's regional climates vary: the north, including Hanoi and Ha Long Bay, enjoys dry, cooler weather from October through April, ideal for cruising and city exploration. Central Vietnam, encompassing Hoi An and Hue, is best visited between February and May when temperatures are warm and rainfall minimal. The south, covering Ho Chi Minh City and Phu Quoc, experiences its dry season from November to April, perfect for beach extensions and Mekong Delta boat trips. Year-round travel remains possible, though travellers should avoid the central coast typhoon season from August to October. Consult destination-specific climate guides to align your dates with optimal conditions.
UK passport holders require a visa to enter Vietnam. Options include an e-visa obtained online for approximately twenty pounds, valid for thirty-day single or multiple entry, a visa on arrival requiring a pre-arranged approval letter, or a traditional embassy visa. Processing times and fees vary, so begin the application well before departure. Always verify the latest requirements on the UK government and Vietnamese immigration websites, as policies can change. Customer service teams can often advise on documentation and recommend trusted visa-processing partners to streamline the application.
Most comprehensive Vietnam packages include key domestic flights such as Hanoi to Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City to Phu Quoc, or offer them as optional add-ons clearly listed in the itinerary breakdown. Domestic flights save considerable time compared to trains or buses; for example, Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City takes roughly two hours by air versus thirty-plus hours by rail. Including flights in the package ensures seamless connections and eliminates the hassle of booking separately. Always check individual product pages for precise inclusions, as some budget packages may list flights as optional extras, allowing travellers to choose overland transport if preferred.