This tour provides a great cultural introduction to Vietnam for first time visitors and ends with a few days on some of Thailand’s most beautiful beaches and coastline. Discover the charming colonial French atmosphere of Hanoi and spend a few days exploring the old seaports of Central Vietnam from Danang, to Hoi An and Hue. Afterwards, transfer to Phuket, but enjoy a brief tour of Bangkok’s city highlights before arriving at the beach for a few days of sun and some amazing adventure opportunities.

This tour highlights Vietnam’s two most popular cities; Hanoi – the charming French atmosphere capital city and Saigon, an immensely urban city full of contrasts. Also enjoy a few days venturing deep within the Mekong Delta, all the way to the Cambodian border, to experience this unique atmosphere and to visit the famous floating markets and villages. Then, transfer to Bangkok to quickly see the sites before going to Koh Samui, where you can explore the exotic islands and beaches of the Gulf of Thailand.

This adventurous tour takes you from Vietnam’s charming capital, Hanoi, to the magnificent limestone cliffs of Halong Bay and the lush tropical forests of Cat Ba Island. Take an overnight train to Lao Cai and trek through picturesque mountain villages populated with Northern Vietnam’s colourful ethnic minorities. Fly to cosmopolitan Bangkok to experience the contrasts between new and old in this pulsating metropolis. End your trip in beautiful Krabi, Thailand relaxing on sun-soaked beaches and enjoying outdoor adventures like rock climbing and kayaking.

From Hanoi’s charming, tree-lined streets to Saigon’s modern skyscrapers and traditional shops, this tour visits many of Vietnam’s most famous sights. Spend a day on a traditional junk boat in spectacular Halong Bay, visit the picturesque port town of Hoi An, tour the imperial walled city of Hue and marvel at the Marble Mountains of Danang. From Vietnam, travel to Bangkok for a taste of this pulsating metropolis before finishing this tour with a relaxing few days on Phuket, Thailand’s largest Island.