Day 1: Good morning Saigon Vietnam.
Day 2: Saigon city & Cu Chi tunnels
Day 3: Saigon – Can Tho visit the fertile Mekong Delta
Day 4: Can Tho – Chau Doc
Day 5: Chau Doc – Ha Tien
Day 6: Ha Tien – Phu Quoc Island
Day 7: Phu Quoc– relax on the beach
Day 8: Phu Quoc– relax on the beach
Day 9: Phu Quoc– relax on the beach
Day 10: Phu Quoc – Saigon – Departure
Tour cost: Usd/pax (Join group tour + Private)
Price ($US) for private tour: 1190$/ person Costs are $US NET, 3% surcharge if pay by credit card. Other surcharges might be applied such as Tet holidays.
What to Bring: Passport, change of clothes, sunglasses and hat, toiletries, sunblock, insect repellent, flashlights, proper hiking boots / trekking shoes, personal first aid kit and medicines, small VND notes for buying drinks. If you feel the need then sleeping bags and a cable lock for your bags is recommended. Before your departure please make sure you read our what to bring & tips, as well as other important notes for trekking and cycling trips, and summer travel in Vietnam. Please Travel Responsibly: The small things you do will make a big difference! Services details: Please be aware that flight times, trains, hotels and other services are subject to availability. Where flights/trains are cancelled or delayed Vietlink will endeavor to secure alternative arrangements of similar value. Hotels, flights and train details will be updated when your booking is confirmed (your faxed of confirmation). This itinerary and supplementary information has been complied in good faith and was accurate at time of writing.
Have breakfast at hotel, then 8:00 we leave hotel for our half of day tour to visit the bustling Saigon city. Visit War Remnants Museum, the Notre Dame Cathedral, the historic Central Post Office and Ben Thanh market if time permits In the afternoon we visit the Cu Chi outdoor museum to learn about the infamous tunnel systems of the Viet Cong. Take this opportunity to get a unique understanding of the guerillas underground fighting strategies during the war. Crawl through 50 to 100 meters of the 200 km tunnel system if you dare. On the way back to Saigon visit a local rice paper workshops and take in views of the Vietnam countryside. We’ll drop you off at your hotel around 17:30. Overnight at your hotel.
Inclusion: Transfer, guide, entrance fees, breakfast, lunch, hotel
Depart Saigon at 8:00 from your hotel. Head south to Cai Be. Upon arrival at around 10:30, board a boat for a journey through the Mekong’s floating markets. See how river life goes on here, watch the trading between merchant ships and local farmers. Alive and exciting! Cruise through the secluded canals and cross the Mighty Mekong to an island where we will stop to enjoy fresh seasonal fruit before boating to Vinh Long. Back on the bus for our trip to Can Tho to overnight.
Inclusion: Transfer, guide, entrance fees, breakfast, lunch, hotel.
An early start for a boat trip to Cai Rang floating market, the largest wholesale market in the Mekong Delta. It starts at 5:00am and runs until midday. Of course now this market is not crowded and busy as it was before, but still interesting experience for people who do not live in Mekong delta areas. Then we have a long distance cruise to Phong Dien & walk on a quiet country road to take in the magnificent scenery and get close to the locals as they go about their daily routine. Continue by car to the village of Thot Not, northwest of Can Tho to visit Bang Lang stork sanctuary. This garden has attracted thousands of stork and other kinds of birds to make nests and live here. Lunch at a local restaurant on the way. Late afternoon we hike up 3km to the sacred Sam mountain with its panoramic view over the vast plains into Cambodia & visit temple of Lady Xu, a prosperity goddess of southern Vietnam’s folk religion. Overnight in ChauDoc.
Inclusion: Transfer, guide, entrance fee, local boat, breakfast, hotel, lunch.
Up early for a cruise through the floating village with tons and tons of fish farmed underneath hundreds of shelters. Continue the boat cruise to Da Phuoc, a Muslim Cham village across the river on Con Tien island from Chau Doc’s center. Here, discover the village with its famous Mubarak Mosque and watch the locals go about their traditional weaving. Tra Su cajeput forest in Tinh Bien district of the southern province of AnGiang is an ideal eco-tourism site. The man-made forest is the home of 140 species of plants and 70 of birds. Continue to Ha Tien for the night. If time permits, we visit a temple dedicated to Mac Cuu, a leader of the Chinese group who settled in this region back in the 17th century. Overnight in HaTien.
Inclusion: Transfer, guide, entrance fees, breakfast, lunch, hotel.
Phu Quoc Have breakfast at hotel, then we will take the morning speed boat to Phu Quoc. Arrive in Phu Quoc at noon time, pick up at habor on arrival, and transfer you to the resort, check in & overnight in Phu Quoc.
Inclusion: Speed boat tickets, transfer, breakfast, hotel/resort.
our leisure time in Phu Quoc, overnight at resort in Phu Quoc.
Inclusion: Breakfast, hotel
Your leisure time in Phu Quoc, overnight at the same resort Inclusion: Breakfast, hotel
Your leisure time in Phu Quoc, overnight at the same resort Inclusion: Breakfast, hotel
Goodbye Vietnam Breakfast at hotel. Depending on your flight we will book the suitable domestic flight from Phu Quoc to Saigon, then you take the next flight back home. Our will transfer you to the airport for your flight to Saigon 2hrs before departure time. Your tour finishes.
Yes, Vietnam is generally considered a safe country for tourists. However, like any popular tourist destination, it's advisable to be aware of petty theft, especially in crowded areas like major cities.
Most nationalities require a visa to enter Vietnam. However, some countries are granted visa exemptions for stays between 15 to 45 days. It's recommended to check the latest visa requirements for your specific nationality before traveling. You can often obtain an e-visa online or apply for a visa at a Vietnamese embassy or consulate.
Vietnam can be visited year-round, as there isn't a notable "off-season." The best time to visit can vary depending on the region due to its diverse climate. Generally, the dry season runs from November to April. For northern regions, November through April offers cool and dry weather, while the south experiences consistent warm temperatures year-round.
Vietnam offers a wide range of attractions. Some popular destinations include: -Hanoi: Known for its Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and cultural sites. -Ha Long Bay: A UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its stunning karst islands. -Hoi An: An ancient town and UNESCO World Heritage site with well-preserved architecture. -Ho Chi Minh City: A vibrant city with historical landmarks and a bustling atmosphere. -Mekong Delta: Explore floating markets and local life along the river.
The official currency of Vietnam is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). Credit cards are accepted at most hotels, better restaurants, and shops, especially in major cities. However, for smaller purchases or in more rural areas, cash is preferred. ATMs are widely available in major cities.
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