Embark on an 11-night journey through Vietnam, where every stop reveals a new side of this captivating country. From ever-changing landscapes and centuries-old traditions to authentic encounters and regional flavours, immerse yourself in the true spirit of Vietnam. Extend the escape with 3, 5 or 7 nights on Phu Quoc Island, where tropical greenery, turquoise waters and idyllic beaches set the scene for pure relaxation.

With Offer 2, your adventure begins in Singapore, a vibrant city where futuristic architecture meets colourful heritage districts and lush gardens. Wander through lively markets, discover ornate temples, sample its multicultural cuisine and take in the dazzling skyline - an exciting first taste of Asia before continuing your journey to Vietnam.

Our offers:

Offer 1: 11-18 night " Discovery of Vietnam" private tour 

Offer 2: Mondrian Singapore 4* & 11-18 night " Discovery of Vietnam" private tour 

• 14 nights: 3 nights in Singapore and 11 nights in Vietnam
• 17 nights: 3 nights in Singapore and 14 nights in Vietnam
• 18 nights: 4 nights in Singapore and 14 nights in Vietnam
• 19 nights: 3 nights in Singapore and 16 nights in Vietnam
• 21 nights: 3 nights in Singapore and 18 nights in Vietnam
• 22 nights: 4 nights in Singapore and 18 nights in Vietnam

DURATIONS: 11, 14, 16 or 18 nights

BEST FOR: Cultural immersion

PACE: Moderate

Explore Vietnam

11-night tour:

• Day 1: Arrival in Hanoi
• Day 2: Hanoi
• Day 3: Hanoi → Ha Long Bay
• Day 4: Ha Long Bay → Hanoi → Da Nang → Hoi An
• Day 5: Hoi An
• Day 6: Hoi An
• Day 7: Hoi An → Da Nang → Phu Quoc Island
• Day 8: Phu Quoc Island
• Day 9: Phu Quoc Island
• Day 10: Phu Quoc Island → Ho Chi Minh City
• Day 11: Ho Chi Minh City
• Day 12: Departure from Ho Chi Minh City

14, 16 or 18-night tour:

By opting for the 14–8-night tour, you’ll extend your stay with extra nights at Phu Quoc island to explore at your own pace.

Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same. 

Welcome to Hanoi, the capital and second-largest city of Vietnam. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Southeast Asia and serves as the political, cultural, and economic centre of the country.

• Arrival in Hanoi
• Your guide will meet you at Noi Bai Airport
• Transfer to city centre hotel (rooms available from 2 pm)
• Overnight stay

DAY 2: HANOI

Spend the day exploring the highlights of Hanoi, with a trip to the complex dedicated to Ho Chi Minh, the beautiful botanical garden of the Presidential Palace and Tran Quoc pagoda - Hanoi’s oldest pagoda, located on a small island of West Lake. Spend the afternoon at the Temple of Literature, a rare example of well-preserved traditional Vietnamese architecture.

• Breakfast
• Visit the Ho Chi Minh Complex, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda, Tran Quoc Pagoda and the Temple of Literature
• Lunch
• Overnight stay

Please note: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is closed on Mondays, Fridays and every afternoon.

DAY 3: HANOI → HA LONG BAY

Arrive at Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its emerald waters and thousands of towering limestone islands topped with rainforests. 

• Breakfast
• Shuttle bus from Hanoi to Ha Long Bay (departure around 7:45 am, without guide)
• Cruise trip with a welcome drink
• Lunch
• Dinner on board
• Overnight stay

Please note: The itinerary is subject to change due to port authorities, travel conditions or weather.

Tour this mystical place by boat, gliding past hidden caves, secluded beaches, and fascinating geological formations along the way.

• Tai Chi practice on sun deck at sunrise
• Brunch
• Limousine shuttle bus to Hanoi Airport
• Domestic flight to Da Nang
• Private transfer to hotel in Hoi An
• Overnight stay

DAY 5: HOI AN

Hoi An is known for its well-preserved architecture, pedestrian streets and typical local cuisine. You will see some of the historic merchant and burgher houses, ancient pagodas and traditional places of worship with influences from Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese architecture.

Enjoy your scooter tour and explore the off-the-beaten-track rural corners of Hoian, like a local. Pass by picturesque fields and idyllic countryside scenery with rice paddies and farming pastures. Continue to a neighbourhood café for a freshly brewed drip coffee.

• Breakfast
• Motorbike tour of Hoi An
• Overnight stay

DAY 6: HOI AN

• Breakfast
• Enjoy spending the day at leisure
• Overnight stay

Phu Quoc, also known as Pearl Island, remains largely untouched, offering a more secluded and authentic experience. The forests and pristine white sandy beaches make Phu Quoc an ideal place for hiking, diving and snorkelling.

Throughout your tour, you’ll stay in the following 4* and 5* hotels, with the option to upgrade to 5* accommodation only (or similar).

4* and 5* hotels:

Hanoi: The Q 4* or similar
Ha Long: La Regina Grand 5* or similar
Hoi An: Legacy Hoi An 4* or similar
Ho Chi Minh: Silverland Jolie 4* or similar
Phu Quoc Island: Radisson Blu 5* or Sol by Melia 4* or similar

5* hotels only:

Hanoi: Grand Mercure 5* or Melia Hotel 5* or similar
Ha Long: La Regina Grand 5* or similar
Hoi An: Little Oasis 5*, Hoi An Moon 5* or similar
Ho Chi Minh: Mai House 5* or similar
Phu Quoc: Novotel Phu Quoc 5* or Radisson Blu 5* or similar

If the hotels listed above are unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodation in similar hotels. Local standards apply.

Additional benefits:

An experienced English-speaking guide will accompany you throughout the tour, bringing each destination’s history and culture to life.

Every adult traveller receives 3 GB of mobile data via an included eSIM. Once activated, you can enjoy internet access wherever you are and share your connection with your loved ones, without the risk of exceeding your data allowance.

Please note: 3 GB of mobile data is equivalent to approximately 30 hours of web browsing or audio streaming, or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming, social media use or video calls.

Discover Saigon's vibrant nightlife on a vintage Vespa, exploring its lively neighbourhoods, sampling local street food and enjoying live music in trendy cafés and bars.

Discover the impressive Cu Chi tunnels, a vast underground network that symbolises Vietnamese resistance during the war, with a guided tour and historical immersion from Ho Chi Minh City.

Treat yourself to 120 minutes of complete relaxation with a VIP Vietnamese spa treatment, combining herbal baths, therapeutic massages and traditional rituals for an authentic wellness experience.

Head out to sea for an afternoon of sun and snorkelling.

Inspired by Singapore’s reputation as a “city within a garden,” the Signature Room brings together refined comfort and an artistic sensibility. The space is shaped by subtle references to local culture, expressed through arched architectural lines and thoughtfully chosen, regionally sourced materials.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Above the city, a rooftop pool stretches into the skyline, where water reflects shifting light and the pace of Singapore feels momentarily suspended. Guests move between open-air and shaded seating, with a gentle sense of elevation above the urban rhythm.

A floor below, the fitness centre is equipped with Technogym machines and free weights, offering a purposeful environment for training, stretching and daily movement.

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.

Hội An is a city on Vietnam’s central coast known for its well-preserved Ancient Town, cut through with canals. The former port city’s melting-pot history is reflected in its architecture, a mix of eras and styles from wooden Chinese shophouses and temples to colorful French colonial buildings, ornate Vietnamese tube houses and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge with its pagoda.

Must-sees:

• The Ancient Town: Offering winding streets, traditional architecture, and iconic lanterns.
• The Hoi An Market: filled with fresh produce, local crafts, and street food.
• An Bang Beach: Perfect for unwinding, swimming, or enjoying fresh seafood by the shore.

Culinary culture:

Try the iconic cao lau, a unique noodle dish made with thick noodles, pork, and herbs. Hoi An is also famous for white rose dumplings, delicate steamed dumplings filled with shrimp or pork, and banh mi, the Vietnamese sandwich that blends French and Vietnamese ingredients. 

Dive deeper:

To dive deeper into the fascinating heritage, visit a local cooking class where you can learn to make traditional Vietnamese dishes using fresh ingredients from the market. 

Good to know:

The local currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). Hoi An has a tropical climate, with the best time to visit being between February and May, when the weather is dry and mild.

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.

A jewel of northern Vietnam, Ha Long Bay is one of the world’s most breathtaking natural wonders, celebrated for its towering limestone karsts rising from calm, emerald-green waters. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, this otherworldly seascape is shaped by thousands of years of wind and tides, creating a maze of hidden caves, secluded lagoons and over 1,600 jungle-clad islands. Peaceful, mystical and endlessly photogenic, Ha Long Bay offers an unforgettable encounter with nature at its most poetic.

Must-sees:

• Luon Cave: A serene lagoon accessible by small boat or kayak, surrounded by steep limestone cliffs.
• Sung Sot (Surprise) Cave: The largest and most impressive cave in the bay, filled with dramatic rock formations.
• Titov Island: Known for its panoramic viewpoint and sandy beach perfect for swimming.
• Bai Tu Long Bay: A quieter, less visited extension of Ha Long with equally stunning karst scenery.
• Floating Fishing Villages: Traditional communities such as Cua Van, offering insights into life on the water.

Culinary culture:

The cuisine in and around Ha Long Bay highlights the freshness of northern Vietnamese seafood. Enjoy steamed prawns, grilled squid, clams in fragrant broth or the local speciality sá sùng. Onboard dining during cruises often features Vietnamese home-style dishes, aromatic herbs, rice noodles and tropical fruits. Markets in nearby Ha Long City bustle with regional produce and coastal delicacies.

Dive deeper:

To truly appreciate Ha Long Bay, explore beyond the main islands. Kayak through narrow passages into hidden grottoes, visit pearl farms to learn about local craftsmanship, or glide between karsts at sunrise when the bay is wrapped in soft mist. Multi-day cruises allow deeper immersion, with opportunities for night squid fishing, Tai Chi on deck or stargazing from quiet anchorages. For nature lovers, neighbouring Cat Ba Island and its national park offer lush jungle trails and viewpoints overlooking the bay’s iconic seascape.

Good to know:

Ha Long Bay is located about 2 hours 30 minutes from Hanoi via the new expressway. The best time to visit is from October to April, when the weather is cooler and conditions are ideal for cruising. The local currency is the Vietnamese dong (VND).

Located off the southern coast of Malaysia, Singapore is an independent island state that blends modern sophistication with deep cultural roots. A dynamic city, it offers visitors a thriving urban atmosphere, a rich heritage, and an unmatched culinary scene, making it a must-see for those looking to explore the diverse flavours and architectural grandeur of Southeast Asia.

Must-sees:

• Colonial District: Immerse yourself in Singapore's colonial past by visiting landmarks like the National Museum, the Singapore Art Museum, and the historically significant Fort Canning Park.
• Little India: A sensory journey through Singapore’s Indian community, filled with vibrant markets, aromatic spices, and colourful cultural expressions.
• Marina Bay: Experience modernity at its finest with the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel, the breathtaking Gardens by the Bay, and a serene walk past the ‘supertrees’.

Culinary culture:

Singapore is renowned for its diverse culinary offerings, where street food stalls and Michelin-starred restaurants coexist harmoniously. From the famed hawker centres to fine dining establishments, visitors can enjoy local delights such as Hainanese chicken rice, chilli crab, and laksa. Each meal is an invitation to experience the rich multicultural influences of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Peranakan cuisines.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its vibrant cityscape, Singapore offers hidden gems for those willing to explore. Discover Tiong Bahru, a neighbourhood brimming with history and modern cafes, or stroll along the Singapore River to witness the fusion of colonial architecture and contemporary design. For nature lovers, Sentosa Island is home to beaches and nature reserves, offering an idyllic escape from the city’s hustle.

Good to know:

The official currency is the Singapore Dollar (SGD), and the country enjoys a tropical climate, with high humidity and frequent rain from November to January. Public transport is efficient and easy to navigate, with buses and the MRT offering excellent connectivity. Singapore is a year-round destination, though the best time to visit is during the dry months of February to April.