Experience the vibrant soul of Vietnam, from the buzzing street food stalls and French-colonial charm of Hanoi to the palm-fringed shores of Phu Quoc. Drift through the emerald waters of Ha Long Bay on an unforgettable overnight cruise (from day 3 - day 4 of your trip), where limestone karsts rise like ancient sentinels from the sea. Wander Hanoi’s atmospheric Old Quarter, then unwind on Phu Quoc’s sun-drenched beaches with a cocktail in hand.

Our offers:

8 nights: 3 nights in Hanoi, 1 night Ha Long Bay cruise & 4 nights in Phu Quoc

10 nights: 3 nights in Hanoi, 1 night Ha Long Bay cruise & 6 nights in Phu Quoc

12 nights: 3 nights in Hanoi, 1 night Ha Long Bay cruise & 8 nights in Phu Quoc

14 nights: 3 nights in Hanoi, 1 night Ha Long Bay cruise & 10 nights in Phu Quoc

Perfectly placed on the edge of West Lake, Pan Pacific Hanoi 5* offers a refined retreat in the heart of the city. With sweeping views of Hoan Kiem Lake and easy access to Hanoi’s Old Quarter and historic Trấn Quốc Pagoda, it blends peaceful surroundings with the energy of urban life. Surrounded by lush greenery, the hotel is a serene escape where guests can unwind in elegant comfort after a day of discovery.

Unwind in the spacious, elegantly designed Deluxe Room, where sweeping views of Hanoi set the scene for a truly relaxing stay. Enjoy the comfort of a sleek ensuite bathroom with a rain shower and premium amenities, while a dedicated workspace and a state-of-the-art entertainment system ensure both productivity and leisure are well catered for.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.  

Unwind and recharge with a host of exceptional leisure facilities at Pan Pacific Hanoi. Take a leisurely swim beneath the retractable glass roof of the all-season indoor pool, or soak up the sun with a cocktail in hand. The 24-hour fitness centre is fully equipped for every workout, with personal trainers, yoga, pilates, and aerobics sessions. For an elevated experience, the Pacific Club Lounge offers a serene space to indulge in daily breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cocktails with canapés - all served with panoramic views.

Nestled in a secluded bay and surrounded by tropical rainforest, Chen Sea Resort & Spa offers an exclusive beachfront retreat on Phu Quoc’s serene Ong Lang Beach. With 36 private villas set across 35,000 square metres, each guest enjoys up to 500 square metres of personal space and uninterrupted 180-degree views of the Gulf of Thailand. The resort’s architecture draws on traditional Vietnamese design and natural materials, creating a sense of effortless harmony with its surroundings. This is a place to truly unwind, refresh, and reconnect.

The Sea View Villa offers 86 square metres of serene living space just a row back from the shore, with a private terrace facing the sea and surrounded by tropical gardens. Blending minimalist design with Vietnamese accents, each villa features wooden floors, a Japanese-style platform bed, and an airy bathroom with double vanities, an outdoor rain shower, and a sunken tub. 

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks). 

At Chen Sea Resort & Spa, each day is an invitation to unwind, whether you’re basking on a quiet stretch of white sand or surrendering to the healing touch of a spa ritual. Nestled in a tropical garden overlooking the sea, the resort’s open-air pavilions offer soothing treatments using organic THANN products, from hot stone therapy to rejuvenating facials and calming bath rituals. Afterwards, sip fresh coconut juice beneath the palms, listen to the lull of the waves, and let time slip gently by. 

Unwind aboard a charming overnight cruise through the emerald waters of Ha Long Bay, where limestone islets rise dramatically from the sea. Enjoy sunset views and the magic of waking up to the peaceful stillness of the bay.

Explore the soul of Hanoi through its iconic sites, fascinating history, thousand-year-old pagodas, a cyclo-pousse ride through the Old Quarter and a stroll around Hoan Kiem Lake.

Nestled in the northern heart of Vietnam, Hanoi boasts a history that stretches over a millennium, making it a captivating blend of ancient traditions and modern vitality. Its dynamic culture, picturesque landscapes, and warm hospitality invite exploration. Whether wandering through bustling streets or peaceful temples, Hanoi offers a remarkable journey into the soul of Vietnam.

Must-sees:

• The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, where the leader’s embalmed body rests, is a poignant tribute to Vietnam’s revolutionary history.
• The serene Hoan Kiem Lake, surrounded by temples and parks, offers a tranquil escape in the city's heart.
• The Temple of Literature, an ancient site of education, is a stunning example of Vietnamese architecture and heritage.

Culinary culture:

Hanoi is renowned for its culinary offerings, with street food playing a central role in the city’s vibrant food culture. Indulge in pho, a fragrant noodle soup, or enjoy the iconic banh mi, a fusion of French and Vietnamese ingredients. For a more authentic experience, seek out lesser-known dishes such as bun thang, a delicate noodle soup, or cha ca, a local fish dish. Eating here is an exploration of flavours, from spicy to savoury, ensuring an unforgettable gastronomic adventure.

Dive deeper:

For those seeking a richer cultural experience, venture beyond the main tourist sites. Explore the lesser-known Museum of Ethnology, where diverse tribal cultures of Vietnam are beautifully displayed. Take a walk through the Old Quarter’s labyrinthine streets, where centuries-old architecture mingles with local craft shops. A boat trip to the Trang An Landscape Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site, provides a scenic backdrop to Hanoi’s cultural and natural beauty.

Good to know:

The local currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). The city experiences a humid subtropical climate, with the best times to visit being between September and November, when the weather is mild and pleasant. Hanoi is well-connected by a comprehensive public transport system, but taxis and motorbike rentals are also convenient options for navigating the city.

Phu Quoc, an island paradise in the Gulf of Thailand, offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural authenticity. Once a quiet retreat, the island is now a vibrant destination for both relaxation and adventure. Lined with white sandy beaches and surrounded by lush tropical jungle, Phu Quoc invites exploration beyond its burgeoning tourist spots.

Must-sees:

• Long Beach, with its tranquil waters and sunsets, remains one of the island's most stunning stretches of sand.
• The untouched beauty of Sao Beach provides a peaceful retreat, far from the bustling crowds.
• The Vinpearl Safari, a sprawling wildlife reserve, offers a glimpse into the island’s diverse ecosystem.

Culinary culture:

Phu Quoc’s cuisine is defined by its fresh, coastal ingredients, with nuoc mam (fish sauce) being a key element. Locally made and globally revered, this high-quality fish sauce is an essential flavour in the island’s dishes. Seafood lovers will delight in freshly caught fish, crab, and shrimp, often grilled or prepared with fragrant herbs. For a truly local experience, visit one of the many beachside restaurants for a dinner of grilled fish or a delicious bowl of pho. The island is also famous for its black pepper, which adds a distinct flavour to both dishes and souvenirs.

Dive deeper:

For those keen to explore further, Phu Quoc offers a range of off-the-beaten-path experiences. Explore the island’s lush jungles on foot or by motorcycle, discovering hidden waterfalls and remote fishing villages. Dive beneath the surface to explore the vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life, or take a boat tour to nearby islands. The island’s National Park is also home to a wealth of biodiversity, perfect for nature enthusiasts.

Good to know:

The Vietnamese Dong (VND) is the official currency. Phu Quoc enjoys a tropical climate, with the best time to visit being from November to March, when the weather is dry and mild. While tourism infrastructure is growing, there are still plenty of untouched areas. Public transport is limited, so renting a motorbike or using taxis is recommended for getting around the island.