Customizable Vietnam Tours & Holiday Packages

The best time to visit Vietnam for Aussies to have the best experience for all 3 regions North, South, and Central is from December to late April, which has the nicest weather for a holiday here with less rain and cool temperature, suitable for most indoor and outdoor activities. This time also coincides with many public holidays in Australia, such as Christmas & New Year, Easter Long Weekend, and also School Holidays, which is perfect for families travelling with kids.

Note: this time is only perfect for a beach holiday in Central and South Vietnam, low temperatures in the North from December to April are not suitable for enjoying any kind of water activities. If your kids have School Winter Holidays in June/ July, it is an amazing time to enjoy your sun, sand, and sea holiday at every beach in Vietnam from North to South, as it is summer here!

For more information, check out our ultimate guide about Best Time to Visit Vietnam.

Yes, all Australian citizens need visa to immigration into Vietnam. Usually, there are 2 most popular options for Vietnam tourist visa:

• Visa On Arrival (VOA): ~ AU $30 - 60 /person
• E-Visa: ~ Au $60 /person. Please note that not all countries are granted Vietnam eVisa, click here to see the detailed list 

Normally, the processing time will be 3 to 5 days, and the cost can be different in some special circumstances.

NOTE: 3 blank passport pages are required before arrival. You should check with your sales consultant for the updated information.

You can contact us for applying eVisa with simple procedures and time-saving.

Discover everything you need to know in our ultimate guide about Vietnam Visa Information

The average cost for a flight from Australia to Vietnam is from AUD 800 /person/ round way, recommended airlines:

Direct flight:

• Budget airlines, only to Ho Chi Minh City (SGN): VietJet Air, Jetstar Airways
• 4-star airlines, to Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) or Hanoi (HAN): Vietnam Airlines

Connect flight: Singapore Airlines (transit in Singapore), Thai Airways (transit in Bangkok, Thailand), Malaysian Airlines (transit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia), China Southern Airlines (transit in Guangzhou, China)

Other costs for travelling to Vietnam will depend on your budget, demand, and preference. Here is our quick summary of the Vietnam trip’s cost per day based on how much money you are willing to spend per person:

• For budget travellers: AU $110 - 140 (Standard Class - 2* to 3* Hotels)
• For mid-budgets: AU $155 - 200 (First Class - 4* Hotels)
• For luxury travellers: AU $230 - 310 (Deluxe Class - 5* Hotel)

Overall, the expense you have to spend per day is around AU $95 - 385/person /day

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As it is easy to get to Vietnam on an 8.5-hour direct flight, this is the perfect destination for holidays, even if it is short or long. Here are our detailed suggestions:

• 4 - 6 Days: If you want to arrange a quick trip to one region, such as the northern, southern, or central regions.
• 7 - 10 Days: The most popular choice of our Australian guests as it is perfect duration for a beach holiday and enough to visit at least 2 regions in Vietnam.
• 11 - 15 Days: If you are willing to see all the highlights and relax on the most stunning beaches.
• Over 15 Days: For individuals who wish to see Vietnam more thoroughly or want to combine neighbour countries into the itinerary, such as Cambodia, Thailand, Laos, or Bali

Consider your time and needs, then get in touch with BestPrice to customise your own trip.

Yes, Vietnam is generally a very safe destination for international travelers, including solo travelers and families. However, like any country, being aware of specific safety topics can help ensure a smooth trip. Here's what you need to know:

Public Security

Vietnam is politically stable with low violent crime rates. Petty crimes like pickpocketing or bag snatching may occur in crowded tourist areas, so keep your belongings close and avoid showing valuables in public.

Traffic Safety

Traffic in major cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City can be chaotic, with a high number of motorbikes and limited pedestrian infrastructure. Always be cautious when crossing streets and consider using ride-hailing apps like Grab instead of renting motorbikes unless you’re experienced.

Food & Drink Hygiene

Street food is a highlight of Vietnam, but make sure to eat at stalls or restaurants that are busy and appear clean. Avoid tap water - stick to bottled water and use it even when brushing your teeth. Be cautious with ice and unwashed fruits.

Natural Disasters

Vietnam’s climate includes typhoons (July - October in Central and Northern regions) and seasonal flooding in the Mekong Delta and Central areas. Check weather updates and avoid affected regions during heavy rains.

Health Care

Vietnam has international hospitals in major cities like Vinmec, French Hospital, and FV Hospital. These offer 24/7 care with English-speaking doctors and multilingual staff.

Vaccinations

Before heading to Vietnam, Australian travellers are generally advised to have the following vaccinations:

• Hepatitis A and B
• Typhoid
• Tetanus (ensure routine immunisations are up to date)
• Japanese Encephalitis (recommended if travelling to rural areas or during the rainy season)
• Rabies (for long stays or high-risk activities involving animals)

For further details, take a look at our ultimate guide Is it safe to travel in Vietnam?

Generally, when traveling to Vietnam, you have to notice two important things about the electricity in this country - plugs and voltage:

Use a plug adapter when traveling from Australia to Vietnam to ensure your devices can connect safely to Vietnamese outlets. The voltage difference is minor and usually not a problem for modern electronics, but always check your device's voltage range.

Generally, when traveling to Vietnam, you have to notice two important things about the electricity in this country - plugs and voltage:

• The common electricity voltage here is 220 Volt at 50 Hz

The thing you should do first is checking your device’s details - if there is a line like “100 - 240V, 50 - 60Hz”, that means your device can fit different voltage levels from 100 to 240 Volt, from 50 to 60 Hz.

Otherwise, you will need a converter to change the initial voltage to match the device specifications. You can buy it at any electric store in Vietnam with a price of US $4 - 8.

• 3 sorts of plugs can be used in Vietnam: Type A, Type C, and Type F

Most electrical outlets in Vietnam have 2 holes, which is only suitable for two-pin plugs, including Type A (two flat vertical pins), Type C & Type F (two round pins). Three-pin plugs will require an adapter to be usable.

Like the converter, an adapter can also be found at electric stores with a price of US $1 - 4.

Small note: You can ask the receptionists to borrow one at your hotels as an alternative option.

Tipping is not compulsory since it’s not part of Vietnam culture, you do not have to tip everywhere when traveling in the country. You can choose to tip as a thank you to the staff providing you with good services, they will be happy and highly appreciate that.

If you are wondering how much is suitable for tipping, check out our suggestions below:

*You should tip in USD as it is the most popular foreign currency in Vietnam

Yes, you should. Though Travel Insurance is not always mandatory for international travel, buying it is still a wise decision since the insurance will prevent you from unpredictable financial losses.

Medical emergencies, flight cancellations, money losses, etc., can happen at any time during your future trip - and when they occur, the insurance will work and take care of your expenses. Hence, Travel Insurance is very important for your trip.

It’s highly recommended to buy Travel Insurance in your country before the journey. If you need help buying insurance, contact our sales consultants for support.

Take a look at our specific price table (price per person), worldwide available (ASEAN, ASIA, and the rest of the World):

Note: The price table above is provided by BestPrice Travel

Travelers from small-group tours rarely go together from the beginning until the end. They usually meet each other halfway because they can partly customize the journey, leading to great participation and wonderful experiences when meeting new friends.

Currently, Vietnam is positioned 34th on the global fixed internet ranking while standing 19th in mobile internet speed. Thus, accessing internet in this country is as easy as pie. Excluding some specific places such as secluded mountainous areas or offshore, free WiFi can be found in airports, coffee shops, restaurants, and hotels.

However, for more stable, faster WiFi, you should purchase a 4G/ 5G SIM card to access Internet at any time of day. A Vietnamese SIM is not too expensive, only from US $5.5, and you can buy them on platforms like Klook / KKday, or at airports, phone stores, mobile network providers’ stores. Also, there are options for eSim which are a little cheaper, only from US $4.

Best mobile network brands in Vietnam: