Vietnam Tours
From the Mekong Delta to the bustling streets of Hanoi, Vietnam is a vibrant country that is best explored by bike.
Vietnam tours have experienced a boom, as adventure travelers have taken note of what a remarkable destination this country can be. Vietnam travel is best experienced by bike for the most authentic experience, but there are plenty of other ways to see this breathtaking country as well! From Mekong Delta tours to exploring the mountains of Northern Vietnam, you’ll experience incredible views and hospitality on these tours in Vietnam.
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Mekong Delta to Angkor Wat Cycling Tour
Southeast Asia is home to a world of jungles, temples, incredible landscapes, and delectable food. On this 13-day cycling journey, you will visit both Vietnam and Cambodia, stopping in fantastic places from cities to floating villages to fully understand what life is like in this magical part of the world.
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Indochina Adventure Tour
Discover Indochina’s majestic beauty on this guided tour to Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. Bike remote farming villages surrounding Hanoi and Lien Mac, view the spectacular Vietnamese countryside in Trang An and visit Vietnam’s 9th century capital Hoa Lu.
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When planning where to go in Vietnam, consider diverse destinations that cater to adventurous spirits. The northern mountains around Sapa offer stunning trekking routes, while Ha Long Bay provides iconic seascapes perfect for kayaking and cruising. Don't miss the adventurous caves and jungle treks in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in central Vietnam.
If you are wondering what to do in Vietnam, there are numerous activities to fill your itinerary. Adventure seekers often choose motorbike tours through the Central Highlands, trekking tours in Vietnam's northern regions, or scuba diving off the coast of Nha Trang. Cycling tours through the Mekong Delta also offer a unique way to experience the local culture and landscapes.
Vietnam is a great destination throughout the year, but the best time to visit depends on the region. The north is best from October to April when the weather is cooler and dry, while the south is ideal from November to February to avoid the hot, rainy season. Central Vietnam is best visited in the spring (February to May) before the heavy rains.
- Trekking in Sapa - Traverse the stunning terraced rice fields and meet local hill tribes.
- Kayaking in Ha Long Bay - Paddle through the limestone karsts and explore secluded bays.
- Exploring the caves in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park - Venture into some of the world's largest and most spectacular caves, including Son Doong Cave.
- Motorbike tours through the Central Highlands - Experience the rugged landscapes and cultural diversity of Vietnam's highland regions.
- Cycling the Mekong Delta - Navigate the backroads and river paths, experiencing local village life and floating markets.
Tipping is not traditionally expected, but it is increasingly appreciated in tourist areas. Consider tipping service providers such as tour guides, drivers, and restaurant staff around 5-10%.
English is widely spoken in major tourist destinations, hotels, and young people in urban areas. In rural regions, English is less common.
A visit of about two to three weeks is recommended to explore the diversity of the north, central, and southern regions adequately.
Many tourists will need a visa which can be obtained online as an e-visa or on arrival with a pre-approved letter. Some nationalities benefit from visa exemptions for short stays.
The currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND).
It's useful to carry some cash in local currency, as smaller shops, restaurants, and taxis often do not accept credit cards, especially outside major cities.
Yes, Vietnam is family-friendly, with plenty of activities that cater to all ages, from cultural sights and beautiful beaches to theme parks and boat tours.
Domestic flights are efficient for covering long distances. Trains and buses are good for shorter routes. Motorbikes are a popular choice for the adventurous but can be risky.
Yes, it is possible, especially in major cities and tourist-friendly areas where navigation and transportation are accessible, and information is readily available.
Guided tours are highly recommended, especially for specific activities like trekking in remote areas, exploring caves, and navigating the Mekong Delta.
Vietnam operates on Indochina Time (ICT), which is UTC +7.
Options range from luxury hotels and resorts to hostels, guesthouses, and homestays, providing a range of choices for all budgets.
Important festivals include Tet (Vietnamese New Year), the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the Perfume Pagoda Festival, among others.
Visitors should consider vaccinations for hepatitis A and typhoid, and take precautions against mosquito-borne illnesses like dengue fever.
Yes, vegetarian food is widely available, especially in larger cities. Vietnamese cuisine includes many vegetarian and vegan options due to the Buddhist influence.
Dress conservatively when visiting temples and other religious sites. It's also polite to remove shoes when entering someone's home.