Customizable Vietnam Tours & Travel Packages

Vietnam is a vibrant country with over 100 million people and a coastline stretching more than 3,260 kilometers, offering stunning beaches like Phu Quoc and Nha Trang. It is home to 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Halong Bay and Hoi An, as well as Fansipan Mountain, the highest peak in Indochina at 3,147 meters.

Also known for its diverse cuisine with iconic dishes like Pho and Banh Mi, Vietnam welcomed over 17 million international visitors in 2024 with 11 international airports and a growing tourism industry.

BestPrice Travel’s Vietnam tours typically last 10 - 15 days, with options tailored to various interests:

• Single-region tours:Spanning 4 - 6 days, priced from US $400 - 900, ideal for those with limited time or focusing on specific areas like the North, Central, or South of Vietnam.
• Two Regions /Nationwide Tours: Lasting 7 - 18 days, priced from US $800 - 3,000, offering an immersive experience across iconic destinations such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hue, and Hoi An.
• Indochina Combined Tours: For those looking to discover beyond Vietnam, do not skip these tours as they bring up the chance to see Cambodia, Laos, or Thailand besides Vietnam. You need to spend more time, from 10 days to 3 weeks, priced from US $1,000 - 4,500.

In addition, solo travelers or small groups can opt for join-in tours, while couples or families can enjoy private Vietnam tours that can be customized according to their preferences. With pricing options ranging from luxury to budget, BestPrice Travel ensures diverse and personalized experiences for every traveler.

Due to its special shape, Vietnam is divided into 3 regions with different climates and has owned most wonderful time to visit:

Best time to visit Vietnam

For anyone who expects a North-to-South trip in Vietnam, from March to April and October to November is the best time. During this time, the whole country has amazingly nice weather which is very cool and has less rain, suitable for enjoying every activity here from sightseeing to adventure.

To learn more about the climate in Vietnam's regions, you can visit our guide Vietnam Weather.

Owning 64 provinces and cities from North to South, different in geography, climate, culture, and history, all places in Vietnam are worth visiting.

Below are the 10 top highlighted for any tourist:

Hanoi - the 1000-year-old capital

As the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is one of the most ancient cities here, over 1000 years old. For visitors who are passionate about culture and history, Hanoi is the exact place with a huge number of temples & pagodas, relics, museums, and cultural shows.

• The best area to stay:Hanoi Old Quarter (price from US $20/night)
• Must-visit places:Hanoi Old Quarter, One Pillar Pagoda, The Temple of Literature (entrance fees from US $2/attract)
• Must try Hanoi street food:Pho (Noodle Soup), Bun Cha, Crab paste vermicelli soup (Bun rieu cua) (Price from US $2/meal)
• Travel duration: 2 - 3 days

One Pillar Pagoda - a must-visit place in Hanoi

Halong Bay - a UNESCO World Heritage Site

As a UNESCO Natural Heritage, the gorgeous beauty of Halong Bay can't be found anywhere else in the world - making it a place that people have to visit once in a lifetime. 

• The best area to stay:Overnight on Cruise (price from US $125/person/night)
• Must-visit places:Sung Sot Cave, Cat Ba Island, Titop Island (ticket included on overnight cruise)
• Must try food:Pho (Noodle Soup), Bun Cha (Price from US $2/meal)
• Travel Duration: 2 - 3 days

Halong Bay cruise - a must-try experience in Vietnam

Hoi An - An ancient mixed-culture little town

For any tourist, who is fond of learning about mixing culture and architecture - Hoi An is a perfect place! Was a crowded harbor since the 16th century where businessmen from around the world (mostly from China, Japan, India, and Europe) came and traded until 300 years later.

• The best area to stay:Old Town Center (price from US $20/night)
• Must-visit places:Japanese Bridge, My Son Sanctuary
• Must try Hoi An street food:Banh Mi Hoi An, Chicken Rice (price from US $2/meal)
• Travel Duration: 3 - 5 days

Hoi An ancient town - a must-see place in Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City - Vietnam's unsleeping beauty

This is the most crowded and populated area in Vietnam. For anyone who seeks all-night excitement, the unsleeping city is the ideal destination. This city is a mix of traditional culture with fast-paced nightlife where you can visit relics, museums, and pagodas, and also get drunk at bars and pubs overnight.

• The best area to stay:Dist.,1 or Dist., 3 (price from US $30/night)
• Must-visit places:Ben Thanh Market, Central Post Office, Cu Chi Tunnel
• Must try Hanoi street food:Broken rice, Clear rice noodle soup (Hu Tieu) (price from US $3/meal)
• Travel Duration: 2 - 3 days

Mekong Delta - Life of a Floating Land

Along the Mekong River, this delta is the most fertile place that provides the main amount of rice for export, grows many types of delightful tropical fruits, and has a unique local lifestyle where local life is stuck with rivers.

• The best area to stay:Homestay in Ben Tre/ Can Tho, Riverside Ecolodge, Mekong Cruise
• Must-visit places:Handicraft factory, Cai Rang Floating Market
• Must try Hanoi street food: Fried Elephant-ear fish, Coconut Candy (price from US $3 - 5/meal)
• Trave Duration: 1 - 3 days

Mekong Delta - a perfect place to experience floating life

Ninh Binh - Halong Bay in land

Ninh Bình, located in the northern region of Vietnam, is a land of natural wonders and historical significance. Known for its spectacular limestone mountains, lush national parks, and diverse ecosystems, it is a perfect spot for nature lovers and adventurers. The province was also the capital of Vietnam in the 10th century, marking its importance in the nation’s history as the first capital of the Vietnamese Monarchy.

• The best area to stay: Tam Coc, Trang An (Price from US $25/night).
• Must-visit places: Tam Coc - Bich Dong, Hoa Lu Capital, Mua Cave
• Must try Ninh Bình food: Com Chay (Burnt rice), De Tai Chanh (Raw goat meat with lemon), Xoi Trung Kien (Sticky rice with ant’s eggs (Price from US $4 /meal)
• Travel Duration: 1 - 2 days

Glide through the peaceful water of Tam Coc

Sapa - A breathtaking mountainous town 

Nestled in Lao Cai Province near the Chinese border, Sapa sits at an altitude of 1,650 meters above sea level, featuring amazing views of rugged rice terraces, steep valleys, and towering mountain peaks. When being here, visitors cannot only admire the majestic landscapes but also immerse themselves in the local cultures of communities.

• The best area to stay: Sapa Town or nearby homestays (Price from US $30 /night). 
• Must-visit places: Fansipan Mountain Peak, Ta Van Village, Cat Cat Village
• Must-try food: Salmon and sturgeon hotpot, Com Lam (Sticky rice in bamboo) (Price from US $4 /meal)
• Travel Duration: 2 - 3 days.

Take in the breathtaking beauty of Sapa's landscapes

Hue - Vietnam’s Heritage Land

As the former capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, Hue is home to a wealth of historical monuments, including the grand Imperial City, ancient pagodas, and royal tombs. Alongside its historical wonders, the city is surrounded by tranquil rivers and lush landscapes, making it a peaceful retreat for those seeking both cultural exploration and natural beauty.

• The best area to stay: Along the Perfume River (Price from US $25/night).
• Must-visit places: Imperial Citadel, Thien Mu Pagoda, Minh Mang Tomb, Dong Ba Market
• Must-try Hue street food: Bun Bo Hue (Hue style beef noodles), Banh Bot Loc (Rice dumpling cake), Com Hen (Rice with mussels) (Price from US $2 /meal)
• Travel Duration: 1 - 2 days.

Hue Imperial Citadel showcases the grandeur of Vietnam's royal history

Nha Trang - A go-to for beach lovers

Nha Trang, a top beach destination in Vietnam, is famed for its pristine white sands and stunning islands. Beyond its natural beauty, visitors can enjoy exciting adventures, from amusement parks and world-class golf courses to snorkeling and island-hopping activities.

• The best area to stay: Beachfront Resorts, Nha Trang City Center, or Vinpearl Resort (Price from US $25/night).
• Must-visit places: Hon Mun Island, Long Son Pagoda, Po Nagar Cham Towers, Vinpearl Land, Hon Tam Island
• Must-try Nha Trang street food: Seafood, Bun Cha Ca (Fried fish noodles), Nem Nuong (Grilled fermented pork roll) (Price from US $3 /meal)
• Travel Duration: 2 - 4 days

Relax on the stunning shores of Nha Trang

Phu Quoc - Pearl island paradise

Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest island, is renowned for its pristine beaches, lush tropical forests, and crystal-clear waters. It offers a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure, with activities like snorkeling, island-hopping, and exploring vibrant night markets. Known as the "Pearl Island," Phu Quoc also boasts many luxury resorts and an inviting local culture.

• The best area to stay: Resorts in Duong Dong, Vinpearl Phu Quoc, Beachfront Villas (Price from US $40/night).
• Must-visit attractions: Sao Beach, Long Beach, Phu Quoc prison, Duong Dong Town, Dinh Cau Temple, Pearl Farms
• Must try local food: Bun Quay (Stirred noodles), Ham Ninh Crabs, Banh Canh Ca thu (Mackerel fish noodles) (Price from US $3 /meal)
• Travel Duration: 2 - 5 days

Unwind on the pristine beach of Phu Quoc

To discover more about Vietnam’s hidden gems and must-see spots, you can visit our 10 Best Destinations to Visit in Vietnam.

Vietnam is a treasure trove of unforgettable experiences, offering everything from natural wonders to cultural delights that cater to all types of travelers. Here are the top 10 things you should do when traveling to Vietnam:

Taste Hanoi Street food

• Price: from US $2
• Dishes: Bun Cha, Pho, Banh Mi, Bun Rieu, Banh Cuon

Good foods can be found everywhere at any time on streets in Hanoi at super cheap prices. Also, the choices for Hanoi street food are varied, guaranteeing that you can have different meals each day exploring this city.

Savor the authentic flavors of Hanoi with a delicious bowl of Bun Cha

Stay overnight with Halong Bay Cruise

• Travel duration: 2 days 1 night /3 days 2 nights
• Price from: US $120/person/night

Halong Bay cruise is worth trying for every type of tourist as there are many routes to choose from whether for leisure or adventure purposes. Also, the price for this outstanding service is reasonable for a 2-day cruise including 4 meals and many other interesting activities.

Enjoy an enchanting experience amidst breathtaking scenery on Halong Bay Cruise

Trek in North Vietnam

• Tour duration: 3 - 8 days
• Price: from US $400

North Vietnam is famous for its special terrain with a complicated system of hills and mountains of different heights, creating many amazing trekking routes from easy to difficult with stunning views covering the mountainous area here.

Experience a stunning adventure trekking through North Vietnam's rice terraces

Check-in at Golden Bridge

• Location: Ba Na Hills, Da Nang, Central Vietnam
• Cable car ticket price: from US $47 /pax

The Golden Bridge is the most trending attraction in Vietnam that has been requested by most tourists since its opening in 2018. People flock here to observe the beauty of the masterpiece awarded by many reputable worldwide architecture contests and have an Insta time inspired by movie scenery.

The Golden Bridge is a must-see spot with a breathtaking view

Visit Cai Rang floating market

• Tour price from: US $220
• Duration: 2 days

Floating markets in Mekong are a traditional culture that might disappear one day. Cai Rang, a floating market in Can Tho, is the biggest and most famous one that you can visit at present, as it is now still a place for trading among fruits and vegetable wholesalers.

Immerse in the vibrant energy of Cai Rang Floating Market

Biking in Mai Chau’s local villages

• Tour price:From US $150
• Duration: 2 - 3 days

Biking through Mai Chau's local villages offers an immersive way to experience the region's stunning landscapes and rich ethnic culture. As you cycle past lush rice fields and traditional stilt houses, you'll have the chance to connect with locals and learn about their daily lives.

Cycle through the charming villages of Mai Chau

Motorbike tour through Hai Van Pass

• Duration: Half day
• Price: From US $90 /pax

A motorbike tour through the Hai Van Pass takes you along one of Vietnam's most scenic routes, offering breathtaking views of the coastline and lush mountains. Feel the thrill of the winding roads while immersing yourself in the natural beauty and rich culture of the region.

Experience the thrill of Hai Van Pass on a motorbike tour

Go sandboarding on Red Sand Dunes

• Board rental price: From US $0.79 /hour

The top activity in Mui Ne is sandboarding on the red sand dunes. As you climb to the peak, you can rent a plastic board to glide down the vibrant red sands, giving you the sensation of snowboarding. The vast, dramatic landscape offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy the beauty of Vietnam's desert-like terrain.

Enjoy the excitement of sandboarding on the Red Sand Dunes

Try basket boat tour at Cam Thanh Village

• Duration: Half day
• Price: From US $50 /pax

Only 3 km from the city center, Cam Thanh Village promises a distinctive eco-tourism experience. Here, you can embark on a fun and unique basket boat tour, paddling through peaceful coconut palm-lined waterways. This charming experience offers a glimpse into the local culture and scenic beauty of Vietnam's countryside. 

Discover the unique charm of Cam Thanh Village on a basket boat tour

Take part in water activities in Phu Quoc

• Activities: Snorkeling, Scuba diving, Fishing, Parasailing, …
• Price: From US $33/pax

For those seeking adventure and a variety of water activities, Phu Quoc is the perfect choice. The crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs make it an ideal destination for marine exploration, while the serene beaches are perfect for relaxing and swimming.

Dive into adventure with exciting water activities in Phu Quoc

To learn more about each activity, you can check out our comprehensive guide on the Top 20 Best Things To Do in Vietnam.

Below are some Vietnam tour packages you should consider for an unforgettable holiday in Vietnam.

*This is a reference price based on standard class, you can visit the tour and see details in the price tab.

Depending on personal demands and the time available for your holiday, Vietnam’s travel itineraries can be tailored to provide an unforgettable experience. Below is a breakdown of popular durations and styles:

Travel Durations

• 7 Days

A quick trip to 1 - 2 regions, north /south /central, or the combination for 2 of them. Ideal for travelers with limited time to focus on specific regions.

• 10 - 12 Days

A brief for all 3 regions in Vietnam from north to south by domestic flights. Perfect for travelers wanting a brief overview of Vietnam’s cultural and natural beauty.

• 2 Weeks

For a trip to explore Vietnam inside out or have a combination of 2 countries. Suitable for in-depth travel through Vietnam or adding neighboring destinations like Cambodia or Thailand.

• 3 Weeks

This duration is the top-recommended option for tourists who seek triple-country tours. Ideal for travelers who want to experience Vietnam along with other Indochina countries like Laos, Cambodia, or Thailand.

Travel Styles

• Family Holidays

Family Holidays in Vietnam are perfect for those looking for a mix of cultural experiences and leisure. Families can explore Hanoi’s culture, cruise Halong Bay, and enjoy Hoi An’s eco-tours and lantern-making workshops. Relaxation also awaits in kid-friendly resorts or in Phu Quoc with amusement parks like VinWonders.

For longer trips, parents and kids can include visits to the Mekong Delta’s coconut workshops and Cu Chi Tunnels for engaging activities.

• Food Tours

Vietnam is a paradise for culinary enthusiasts. Start in Hanoi with its iconic Pho, Bun Cha, and Egg Coffee, you can embark on a Halong Bay cruise to taste fresh seafood.

In Central Vietnam, travelers have a chance to savor Cao Lau in Hoi An, Mi Quang in Da Nang, and royal cuisine in Hue. Street food tours in Ho Chi Minh City also add hands-on experiences to your culinary journey.

• Beach Holidays

Vietnam is also an ideal destination for relaxation seekers. You can spend your days sunbathing and swimming in Da Nang or Nha Trang, or escape to the idyllic islands of Phu Quoc and Con Dao for snorkeling, diving, and luxurious resorts. Those with more time can venture to less-crowded destinations like Quy Nhon, where serenity and natural beauty await.

• Adventure Tours

For thrill-seekers, adventure tours in Vietnam promise excitement and exploration. Don’t forget to try trekking through the breathtaking rice terraces of Sapa or conquering the rugged Ha Giang Loop by motorbike. Hikers will enjoy Pu Luong Nature Reserve’s lush landscapes, while Da Lat offers canyoning, waterfalls, and mountain biking.

Vietnam Visa Requirements

Vietnam exempt visas for citizens from 25 countries and territories including citizens from 9 countries in Southeast Asia and below:

E-Visa

For travelers not eligible for visa exemption, Vietnam offers e-visas to citizens of 80 countries and territories. The e-visa is valid for single-entry stays of up to 30 days.

For applying E-Visa, please send the below documents to your travel consultant:

• A photo of your passport
• A recent 4x6 passport-sized photo (white background, no glasses)
• Cost: 40 USD /person (including service fees)
• Processing time: 3 - 5 working days

Note: If your citizenship is not on the above list, and also not in the Visa Exemption list below, please contact the Vietnam Embassy /Consulate in your country for detailed directions on applying for a Vietnam Visa.

Always check for updated policies or changes to visa requirements before traveling, as regulations may vary based on bilateral agreements.

>>> For more information about Vietnam Visa, you may refer to Vietnam Visa Information: Complete Guide for Visa Type & Fees

Vietnam’s transportation system is diverse, catering to different budgets, preferences, and travel needs:

Getting Around Within Cities

• Taxis: Reliable taxi services like Mai Linh, Vinasun, or Grab provide clear pricing and can easily be hailed via phone or app. It is a convenient option for those unfamiliar with the city.
• Motorbikes: Renting a motorbike is popular in major cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City with prices ranging from US $4 - 8 per day. This option is suitable for adventure seekers who want flexibility and prefer navigating through traffic on two wheels.
• Public Buses: Public buses are an affordable one, with tickets typically costing around US $0.5 per ride. It is an excellent choice for budget travelers or anyone looking to experience local life more authentically.

Traveling Between Provinces and Cities

• Flights: Domestic flights are offered by major airlines like Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air, and Bamboo Airways, connecting major cities across the country. For more information and to book, visit Vietnam Flights.
• Shuttle Buses: Shuttle buses are widely available for routes connecting major cities and tourist destinations. There are various types of shuttle buses, including seating, sleeping, and luxury buses, catering to different budgets and preferences.
• Private Cars: Perfect for families or groups, private cars offer ultimate flexibility and comfort. Prices are higher than buses but often include door-to-door service and modern amenities, making it worth the convenience.
• Trains: The rail network runs from North to South, offering seating options ranging from standard to premium, providing a scenic and relaxed way to travel. Hard seats are a budget option, suitable for short trips, while sleeper cabins are preferred for longer journeys.

Unique Travel Experiences You Should Try

• Cruises: Exploring Vietnam’s natural beauty from the water is a must, especially in Halong Bay and the Mekong River. Cruise tours include many cultural activities, such as cooking classes or traditional music performances, adding a special touch to your journey.
• Seaplane: For a truly unique experience, take a seaplane to view Halong Bay from the sky. The aerial view reveals the full expanse of the bay’s breathtaking panorama that’s impossible to capture from the ground. Seaplane tours typically last25 - 45 minutes, priced from US $100 /pax with options to combine the flight with a Halong Bay cruise. 

Exchange rate

For reference only, the rate changes every day, please check the daily exchange rate with your travel consultant or bank.

Denominations of money

Essential things to know about Vietnam currency can be found in our blog All You Need to Know about Vietnam Currency.

Places to exchange money

Banks: Being considered a reliable and secure choice. Bank branches are easy to find in major cities and remember to bring your passport.

Airports: Exchange counters at the airports may not offer a good rate as gold shops.

Hotels: It's advisable to inquire about the rates and any applicable fees as the exchange rates may not be as favorable as those at banks.

Gold shops: You can find good exchange rates here, however, you should ensure that the shop you choose is reputable and trustworthy before conducting any transactions.

What should you pack?

• Clothes & Accessories: waterproof jacket, sports shoes (better if waterproof), hat, small umbrella
• Cosmetics & cosmeceuticals: sunscreen, personal insect repellent spray
• Medicines: bring along your ones, especially if there's any requested prescription sale
• Travel document: passport, visa, travel insurance, and any receipt/booking code of book-in-advance services with a photocopy of each above document.

Plugs & Voltages

The standard voltage in Vietnam is 220V at 50 Hz, and Type A, C, and F are the 3 most common plug types used in the country.

Travel Insurance

The insurance cost may range from US $20 - 50 per pax for a trip from 10 - 15 days.

Internet Access

• Mobile Data: Major mobile network operators you can opt for are Viettel, Vinaphone, and Mobifone, price of US $8/sim
• WiFi: Available in most hotels, restaurants, and coffee shops.

Money Tips

• Change the money before your trip or at the bank for the best exchange rate.
• Though ATMs are only available widely in big cities and you can be charged 3-5% for using your cash internationally, just bring along as much cash as you need for particular outings.
• Don't store all your cash in a wallet. Separate your cash and keep it in your money belt /zipped pockets of your clothes, don't leave any in the hotel room.

Do & Don't

Here are some do's and don'ts travelers coming to Vietnam should keep in mind:

DOs

• Dress properly when visiting temples, pagodas, and tombs (shirts with sleeves and knee-length pants/dresses/skirts)
• Take your shoes off when visiting temples, pagodas, or someone’s home
• Be respectful to local customs and culture
• Bargain politely when going shopping in the local markets and street vendors
• Be brave and decisive when crossing the street

DON’Ts

• Talk loudly or raise your voice in public, it’s considered to be impolite or aggressive
• Disrespect for national flags and money; according to the law, it’s crime
• Stand chopsticks in the middle of rice bowl; locals believe that action is like dedicating your rice to the deaths
• Use any service without asking and negotiating for the price
• Drink tap water, it’s only for hand washing and doesn’t save enough for drinking