VOTED BEST TOUR OPERATOR IN Vietnam

With such a wide variety of things to do for every type of vacationer, you won’t get bored wherever you go. If a trip to the capital takes your fancy, explore the most famous spots with one of our tours in Hanoi; to experience some of Vietnam’s rich and varied history, one of our tours in Ho Chi Minh City lets you explore the history of Vietnam including pieces leftover from the Vietnam war. If relaxing is on your to-do list, one of our day tours in Vietnam to the beautiful bays for sightseeing and a spot of lunch should be a priority!

When you start planning your perfect vacation, there’s lots of different things to consider; creating action-packed itineraries, organising transport, booking entry into local attractions and deciding where to eat - or even choosing to wing it on the day! With one of our guided private tours in Vietnam, we can help take the hassle out of holidaying. Our private tour guides in Vietnam handle everything from the entertainment, entrance fees, where to eat and even private transportation, so if you want an experience of a lifetime without lifting a finger, consider booking one of our tours in Vietnam!

Is Vietnam a safe country to travel to?

As with most countries in Asia, Vietnam is a safe country to travel to so long as you keep your wits about you and use common sense. It’s a good idea to take precautions against petty theft by keeping your valuables out of sight and be careful in crowded tourist areas - thieves can even operate on motorbikes and snatch bags as they drive, making this point especially important! You also should never give up your personal belongings including your passport as collateral to rental services as they can use that as leverage for perceived “damage”. You can also utilise our tours in Vietnam to avoid being overcharged when using public transport and get great recommendations on where to eat too!

Is Vietnam a cheap country to visit?

Vietnam is very commonly considered to be a cheap country to visit - with overall lower accommodation, transport and food costs compared to most Western countries, staying in Vietnam is likely to feel cheap to most travellers! That being said, it’s always possible to splash the cash when you’re staying abroad; staying in expensive regions, luxurious hotels and consistently eating in posh restaurants will drive the cost of your Vietnam vacation up - but you can make choices depending on your budget. If you’re looking for a budget conscious way to stay away, our tours in Vietnam are a great option - including transport, entrance fees and even food costs, you can enjoy the local sites without having to worry about extra fees or unaccounted for costs.

How long should I stay in Vietnam?

Although there’s no hard and fast answer to this question, we think you should stay as long as possible! Vietnam’s rich and varied cultural heritage and picturesque scenes to take in mean you could spend weeks and weeks in Vietnam without seeing everything, but we’d recommend you spend at least a week and preferably a couple if you can manage it! 

What’s the best time to visit Vietnam?

Vietnam has a varying climate depending on the time of year you visit and the part of the country you go to. Generally, if you visit in the hot season (between May and October) you will experience hot weather, but equally heavy rain - in the colder months (between November and April,) there’s less rain but colder temperatures. If you want the best of both worlds, the best time to visit is around April, giving you warm temperatures without the corresponding rain.

Whether you’re interested in one of our tours in Da Nang or tours in Quy Nhon, we know that planning your vacation to Vietnam isn’t the easiest thing to do - from figuring out where to start, what to do and how to get around, there’s lots to consider before you jet off. With our collection of tips, we hope you have a slightly better idea of how to go about things, and with one of our tours in Vietnam, you can explore this beautiful country in the knowledge you’re in safe hands with one of our local Vietnam tour guides.