Customizable Vietnam Tours & Travel Packages

The best time to visit Vietnam for Canadian travellers to have the best experience for all 3 regions North, South, and Central is from November to April, which has the nicest weather for a long vacation. This time also coincides with many holidays in Canada, such as Christmas & New Year, winter break, and spring break. Also, as it is frozen in Canada winter, Vietnam is a perfect choice for retiree, "snowbirds" to have the best winter getaway on sunny beaches in Central and South Vietnam.

Note: this time is only perfect for beach vacation in Central and South Vietnam, low temperature in the North from November to April is not suitable for enjoying any kind of water activities here.

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

Yes, Canadian citizens are required to obtain a visa to enter Vietnam. However, Vietnam offers an electronic visa (e-Visa) system that simplifies the process, allowing for stays of up to 90 days and can be issued for single or multiple entries

• Visa On Arrival (VOA): ~ CAD 27 - 55 /person
• e-Visa: ~ CAD 55 /person. Please note that not all countries are granted a 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. It’s best to check with the consultant for the most recent details

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

For Canadian tourists, it is suggested that you should spend a long vacation in Vietnam, with a duration from 2 to 3 weeks for the best winter getaway. Here are our detailed suggestions:

• 10 - 15 days: best for youngsters who can only come to Vietnam on long public holidays to see all the highlights of Vietnam from North to South, relax on the most stunning beaches, or want to combine neighboring countries into the itinerary, such as Cambodia, Thailand, Laos, or Bali
• 2 - 3 weeks: the most popular choice for snowbirds seeking for winter getaway to enjoy the warm tropical weather and spend time lying on the sunny beaches

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

The cost for flight from the United States to Vietnam is from CAD 1200/person/ round way, recommended airlines:

• Direct flight: Not available at present
• Connecting flight: Cathay Pacific (transit in Hong Kong), EVA/ China Airlines (Transit in Taipei, Taiwan), Korean Air (transit in Seoul, Korea)

Other costs for traveling 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 travelers: CA $95 - 125 (Standard Class - 2* to 3* Hotels)
• For mid-budgets: CA $140 - 180 (First Class - 4* Hotels)
• For luxury travelers: CA $210 - 275 (Deluxe Class - 5* Hotel)

Overall, the expense you have to spend per day is around CA $85 - 345/person /day

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Yes, Vietnam is generally a very safe destination for Canadian travellers, including solo adventurers, families, and seniors. With its stable political climate, low crime rates, and friendly locals, Vietnam consistently ranks among the top recommended places to visit in Asia. However, it’s still important to be aware of a few safety-related considerations for a smooth journey.

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, Canadians are advised to consult a travel clinic and consider the following vaccinations:

• Routine immunizations (measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, etc.)
• Hepatitis A – recommended for most travellers
• Hepatitis B – especially if staying long-term or seeking medical care
• Typhoid – particularly if travelling to rural or less-developed areas
• Tetanus booster – if not updated
• Japanese Encephalitis – for rural stays or travel during the rainy season
• Rabies – if engaging in outdoor activities or animal interaction

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

If your device supports dual voltage (100V–240V) — common for items like phone chargers and laptops — you only need a plug adapter to fit the socket.

If your device supports only 120V — common for appliances like hairdryers or curling irons — you will need both a voltage converter (transformer) and a plug adapter to use it safely 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.

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

Currently, Vietnam is positioned 34th on the global fixed internet ranking while standing 19th in mobile internet speed. Thus, accessing the 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 the Internet at any time of day. A Vietnamese SIM is not too expensive, only from USD 5.5, and you can buy them on platforms like Klook / KKday, or at airports, phone stores, and 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: