Vietnam Tour Packages & Itineraries

It depends on the region: north and south are driest from November to April, while the central coast is best between February and July. For a full month-by-month breakdown, see our guide on the best time to visit Vietnam.

The typical costs for a trip to Vietnam can vary depending on your travel style, but overall it is considered a relatively affordable destination. Here are some estimates for common expenses (The pricing information provided is based on the latest data available in 2026):

Accommodation:

1. Budget hotel/hostel: $15-25 per night
2. Mid-range hotel: $30-70 per night
3. High-end resort: $100+ per night

Food:

1. Street food meals: $1-7
2. Inexpensive restaurant meal: $5-10
3. Mid-range restaurant meal: $15-55

Transportation:

1. Taxi ride in cities: $3-10 for short rides
2. Rental motorbike: $10-25 per day
3. Domestic flights: $80-250 for mid-range routes
4. Open tour bus: $10-20 per route

Entrance fee:

1. Major sights like Temple of Literature-National University: 70,000 VND/visit/person; Ngoc Son Temple: 50,000 VND/visit/person; Hoa Lo Prison Historical Site: 50,000 VND/visit/person; Thang Long Imperial Citadel Center: 100,000 VND/visit/person;
2. Museums and Temples: $2-30 / entry
3. Guided city tours: $50-120 for a day tour (tipping not included)

So, some example daily budgets:

1. Backpacker: $20-35 per day
2. Mid-range: $60-150 per day
3. Luxury: $200+ per day

Additional costs to factor in are adventure activities like hiking, visas if required, travel insurance, and shopping/souvenirs. Overall, you can travel very economically in Vietnam, especially by eating street food, using public transport, and staying in budget hotels.

Vietnam has plenty of amazing off-the-beaten-path destinations that offer a more authentic, untouristy experience. Here are some lesser-visited gems to consider:

1. Ha Giang Province (Far North) This remote mountainous region near the Chinese border has stunning karst landscapes, traditional minority villages, and incredible motorbike routes like the Hapkhanh Loop.
2. Cao Bang is another northern province with beautiful mountains and lakes. It's also home to the Ban Gioc Waterfall, the largest waterfall in Southeast Asia.
3. Ninh Binh (South of Hanoi) While overlooked by many, Ninh Binh's landscape of limestone karsts, boat-filled waterways and temples rivals that of more famous Halong Bay.
4. Pu Luong Nature Reserve is a protected area in northwest Vietnam with lush forests, mountains, and rice terraces. You can go hiking, biking, or kayaking in the reserve.
5. Mu Cang Chai (Northwest) This rural district is home to breathtaking terraced rice fields carved into the mountains by the H'Mong minority people.
6. Ly Son Island (Off South Central Coast) A tranquil volcanic island with colorful houses, garlic fields, and pristine beaches that make a unique getaway.
7. Ba Be National Park (Northeast) Vietnam's largest protected area has serene lakes, waterfalls, cave systems and minority villages to explore amid dense forests.
8. Phong Nha is a national park in central Vietnam with stunning caves, including Phong Nha Cave, one of the largest caves in the world. You can go spelunking, hiking, or boating in the park.
9. Mui Ne (South Coast) A lower-key beach town with great kitesurfing, sand dunes, and nearby Phan Thiet's fish sauce-making villages.
10. Con Dao Islands (Off South Coast) This former prison island archipelago is now a national park with preserved nature, diving spots and colonial buildings.

While harder to access, these destinations provide rewarding cultural interactions, gorgeous scenery and a low-impact, crowd-free experience compared to Vietnam's mega-tourism hubs.

Our tours are designed to be flexible and cater to a wide range of group sizes!

• Solo Travelers: Enjoy Vietnam at your own pace with our personalized guided tours. Explore Vietnam at your own pace and create unforgettable memories.
• Small Groups: Craving a more intimate experience? We can design tours for any size of group, ensuring a personalized experience with your fellow travelers.
• Large Groups: Traveling with a corporate group? We can design programs for thousands of guests, ensuring a successful and memorable trip for everyone. We have the experience to manage large groups efficiently, while still providing a fun and engaging experience for everyone.
• Student groups: We specialize in crafting educational and exciting tours for schools and universities from various countries, including the UK/Australia, USA, Canada, UAE, and Singapore. Many institutions have partnered with us to create annual trips for their students, and we're proud of the positive feedback we've received.

No matter your group size, we'll work with you to design a tour that meets your specific needs and interests. Ready to plan your Vietnam adventure? Contact us today and we'll help you create the perfect tour for your group size, big or small. We can even provide references from satisfied schools if you'd like!