Vietnam Tours & Trips

Demographics

Solo travelers find real connection on our small group tours through Vietnam. Our 9-day northern routes consistently get great feedback - solo guests love the instant community feel, starting with street food tours in Hanoi and rickshaw rides through the old quarter. Many pick the longer 12-day journeys that include overnight trains, creating natural bonding time with fellow travelers. The Ha Long Bay cruise brings solo travelers together for kayaking, cave exploration and sunset drinks on deck. Our guests particularly enjoy the Ninh Binh homestays where single travelers quickly become part of the local family scene. These tours include enough free time to explore independently while keeping the security and social aspects of group travel.

The Vietnam couples tours blend romance, cultural discovery and also natural exploration across 10 thoughtfully crafted days. Starting in Hanoi, private guides lead intimate walks through ancient pagodas before couples drift along Ha Long Bay's emerald waters in traditional Chinese junks, complete with private cabin balconies. The three-day Hoi An portion lets couples settle into the rhythm of local life - joining cooking classes together, releasing glowing lanterns on the Thu Bon River and wandering the historic quarter as they please. For those seeking more depth, our 14-day journeys include vintage Jeep tours through Hanoi's bustling streets, private Thu Bon River excursions and privileged access to cultural landmarks. Our travelers tell us the overnight experiences create perfect moments for connection, from sharing Ha Long Bay sunrises from their private deck to dining with local families in Sapa's mountain communities. The balance feels just right - structured activities provide cultural context while free evenings let couples discover vibrant markets or enjoy intimate dinners in centuries-old courtyards.

Young adult travelers gravitate toward our active, culturally-rich itineraries that pack in varied experiences. The 12-day routes are particularly popular, mixing traditional sightseeing with unique activities like learning foot badminton from locals and building eco-bricks in rural communities. Many young travelers tell us the Pu Luong National Park portion stands out - you'll trek to hidden waterfalls, try bamboo rafting and stay in authentic homestays. The night train journeys add adventure while saving on accommodation, and the Ha Long Bay overnight cruise includes opportunities for kayaking, swimming and also joining the crew for squid fishing. Young travelers especially appreciate the balance of organized activities and free time to explore vibrant spots like Hoi An's night markets.

These 10-day Vietnam journeys get consistently great feedback from seniors, thanks to their well-balanced mix of cultural experiences and relaxed pacing. Travelers stay 2-3 nights in each location, which means less packing and unpacking while having time to properly experience each destination. The itinerary weaves together guided visits to Hanoi's ancient pagodas, walks through the Temple of Literature and authentic cooking classes in family homes along Hue's Perfume River. Ha Long Bay features overnight cruises with private balconies and fresh seafood dinners prepared by skilled chefs, while in Hoi An, you'll cycle through herb gardens and learn lantern-making in the historic quarter. These tours work particularly well for seniors because they blend structured activities with independent exploration time and include convenient door-to-door transfers at every stop. Our guests often mention how local guides adapt the walking pace to suit the group and share deep cultural knowledge, from traditional handicraft techniques to fascinating tales of village life. For extra comfort, we offer luxury options with carefully selected boutique hotels in central locations and private boat trips on the Thu Bon River.

For families exploring Vietnam, our most popular tours blend education with fun activities everyone can enjoy. Our travelers consistently praise the 7-destination family route that includes kayaking in Ha Long Bay and hands-on cooking classes where kids learn to make traditional dishes. Another favorite takes families through the Mekong Delta mud fishing spots which kids particularly love, followed by cycling adventures through rice paddies and also village visits. Parents tell us their children really connect during the homestays, playing with local kids and learning about daily life. The Cu Chi Tunnels fascinate young minds, while the lantern-making workshops in Hoi An give families creative time together. These tours typically run 9-12 days, giving families enough time to explore without rushing.