HO CHI MINH CITY

Day 1 - 4

Set at the crossroads of ancient and modern-day Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City - formerly known as Saigon - is a diverse and energetic melting pot with many corners to discover. From its traditional street markets and budget hostels to its luxury boutiques and high-class restaurants, Ho Chi Minh truly offers something for everyone, and makes a great starting point for further exploration of the country such as the nearby Mekong Delta.

NHA TRANG

Day 4 - 6

With beautiful beaches, the best municipal stretch of sand in Vietnam, offshore islands, amazing boat trips and some of Vietnam’s best diving spots, Nha Trang has something for everyone. Its setting is stunning, with towering mountains looming behind the city, the sweeping beach stretching off into the distance and turquoise waters dotted with little islands. The beachfront underwent a huge makeover in recent years, with newly designed parks and sculpture gardens now scattered along its shoreline.

HOI AN

Day 6 - 8

The main attraction of Hoi An is its charming Old Town, lined with canals and filled with a diverse range of architecture that ranges from Chinese temples and Japanese merchant houses to French colonial houses. Walking through Hoi An’s historic streets offers remnants of its past as an important trading port, and the city has everything you need for a truly diverse trip, with the opportunity to visit the surroundings where you’ll find historic temples, picturesque rice fields and sandy beaches.

DA NANG

Day 8 - 10

Set on the coast of central Vietnam, Da Nang is known for its history as a French colonial port as well as for its excellent beaches. The city’s unique landmarks such as its Dragon Bridge and Golden Bridge are well worth the visit, and its mixture of colonial and modernist architecture makes this destination even more interesting. Da Nang also makes a great base for those looking to visit some of the region’s stunning nature such as the nearby Bà Nà hills, and offers a good range of accommodation and culinary options.

SA PA

Day 10 - 12

Nestled between the rice fields of the Muong Hoa Valley and the towering Mount Fansipan lies Sa Pa, Vietnam’s northern hill station. The lush emerald-green rice terraces and the spectacular hilltops, often covered by a layer of mist, are some of the most photographed attractions of the country, and another highlight of this fascinating destination is to experience its rich culture in the surrounding villages where you’ll find traditional markets selling beautiful local handicrafts.

HANOI

Day 12 - 15

Immerse yourself in the diverse charms of Hanoi, Vietnam’s modern capital, and discover its rich and ancient history that has been shaped and influenced over the years by various different cultures. As one of the most unique and interesting destinations in Southeast Asia, Hanoi has something to offer for everyone, from its bustling Old Quarter and its historic temples to its varied culinary scene and lively nightlife.