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Cruise from Hong Kong to Singapore

15 days from £1,187pp

Cruise from Hong Kong to Singapore

15 days from £1,187pp

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Oceanview Cabin accommodation from £1,187pp
Full Board
Port Tax
Gratuities

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International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
International Flights

Overview

This short cruise makes the perfect add-on to a stay in Hanoi, with two days of stress-free sailing on board Indochina Sails. This traditional wooden junk boasts luxurious contemporary accommodation and exquisite dining – all you need to do is sit back, enjoy the views and truly relax. Valid selected dates 01/05/2020 - 30/09/2020

Day 1 - Hong Kong, China

It may well be worth arriving in Hong Kong a few days before the start of the cruise so you can see all the sights. But you will have plenty of time to explore this former British colony after boarding the Celebrity Millennium before she sails. After checking in to you suite or stateroom the rest of your first day is free to go ashore and see life in this amazing destination, possibly taking one of the famous green Star Ferries across the harbour.

Day 2 - Hong Kong

A full day to travel around Hong Kong either on your own or on an organised tour that can be booked on board. The Celebrity Millennium doesn't sail until the evening so you won't be pushed for time. Way more than a shopping mecca, you will be impressed by the neon lit mix of old and new where East really meets West. Hong Kong's enchanting neighbourhoods and islands offer a sensory feast and more than 70 per cent is mountains and sprawling country parks.

Day 3 - At Sea

Today is the first of your five full days at sea on the cruise and a good time to get to know everything that the Celebrity Millennium has to offer as you head off to Vietnam. This grand and luxurious liner is the perfect base from which to explore worldwide destinations and when you’re not out exploring new and exotic places, take yourself on a journey of a different kind on board the ship, which was the first of the fleet to be modernised as part of the Celebrity Revolution - a 500-million dollar project..

Day 4 - Hanoi, Vietnam

Choices today when your ship docks near Hanoi. You have two days here and you can spend one cruising stunning Halong Bay and the other seeing the sights in Hanoi. Halong Bay is one of Vietnam's greatest natural wonders and was designated a World Heritage site in 1994. Here towering limestone pillars and tiny islets topped by forest rise from the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin and wind and wave eroded grottoes can be visited by small boats.

Day 5 - Hanoi

Vietnam's fascinating capital city races to make up for time lost to the ravages of war. It's streets surge with scooters and all around layers of history reveal the French and Chinese occupation. Lots of places of interest to visit including the original streets of the Old Quarter and Ho Chi Minh's humble home. In Hanoi you can dine on the wild and wonderful at every corner, shop in the colourful markets and uncover an evolving arts scene.

Day 6 - Hue

Today the Celebrity Millennium arrives at Hue with lots of tours to choose from. The Nguyen Dynasty founded the city in the 17th century on the banks of the Perfume River and today it remains a massive open air museum of temples, pagodas and palaces. Places of interest to visit include the famous Thien Mu Pagoda and the Covered Bridge. Alternatively today you can take a tour to the big nearby city of Danang.

Day 7 - At Sea

Another full day at sea and a good time to relax on deck and soak up the sun after all your hectic touring. Celebrity Millennium now boasts brand new staterooms, featuring eXhale bedding and Cashmere mattresses that will surround you in luxury - literally. You can wine and dine in beautifully re-imagined restaurants and lounges, including the Main Dining Room, Oceanview Café, Sunset Bar, and Rendezvous Lounge.

Day 8 - Saigon

Your liner docks early at Phu My on the edge of the Mekong Delta and you have a full day to discover the many delights of Ho Chi Minh City, formerly called Saigon, which is known for its French Colonial landmarks, including Notre-Dame Cathedral and the 19th century Central Post Office. Visit the War Remnants Museum and walk among the food stalls that line the city streets, especially around the Ben Thanh Market or take a trip out to see the Cu Chi Tunnels made famous during the Vietnam War. ,

Day 9 - At Sea

The third of your full days at sea as the Celebrity Millennium heads for Bangkok, the colourful capital of Thailand. Discover the true meaning of tranquility in the newly redesigned spa and treat yourself to a pampering massage, indulge yourself in new retail boutiques, relax on the Retreat Sundeck and Retreat Lounge and if you are feeling more energetic take part in some of the many sports and games organised by the crew throughout the voyage.

Day 10 - Bangkok, Thailand

Today your cruise lines arrives early at Bangkok and you have two days to explore this amazing city either on your own or on one of a number of tours - or a combination of both. Bangkok is known for ornate shrines and vibrant street life. The boat-filled Chao Phraya River feeds its network of canals, flowing past the Rattanakosin royal district, home to the opulent Grand Palace and its sacred Wat Phra Kaew Temple.

Day 11 - Bangkok

Another day to explore this wonderful city. Near to the Grand Palace is Wat Pho Temple with an enormous reclining Buddha and, on the opposite shore, Wat Arun Temple with its steep steps and Khmer-style spire is well worth a visit. See the Emerald Buddha, shop for bargains in the markets or take a trip along one of the canals - there is so much to see and do in Bangkok that you are certain to be spoilt for choice.

Day 12 - At Sea

The first of two consecutive days at sea as the Celebrity Millennium heads to your final destination, Singapore. Throughout the ship, the new designs are ever present, including gentle, pastel colours and an essence of modern luxury. This can be seen in public areas like the Casino, where you will find a revolutionised bar, with sleek design and brand new state-of-the-art slot machines. And the Broadway-style evening shows are fabulous.

Day 13 - At Sea

The last of you five full days at sea on the cruise so make the most of it and try to fit in some of those activities or dining experiences that you have been promising yourself. Food plays a big part in any cruise and on the Celebrity Millennium there has been a culinary revolution which includes significant upgrades to the Oceanview Cafe and an overhaul of the Main Dining room, which now rivals the luxury of a five-star land restaurant.

Day 14 - Singapore

Today the Celebrity Millennium arrives at Singapore and you have a full day here before your farewell dinner on board in the evening. Singapore, an island city-state off southern Malaysia, is a global financial centre with a tropical climate and multicultural population. Its colonial core centres on the Padang, a cricket field since the 1830s and now flanked by grand buildings such as City Hall, with its 18 Corinthian columns.

Day 15 - Singapore

Today your wonderful Southeast Asia cruise comes to an end. Say farewell to new found friends before leaving the ship then consider staying on for a few days seeing more of the sights before catching your flight back home. It is well worth visiting the spectacular Botanic Gardens, seeing Chinatown and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and taking a trip over to Sentosa Island where there are a whole range of fun activities.

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Cambodia & Vietnam Explorer

See the very best that Cambodia and Vietnam has to offer

14 days from £1,676pp

Cambodia & Vietnam Explorer

14 days from £1,676pp

Includes

Standard Rate accommodation from £1,676pp
13 nights hotel accommodation
3 internal flights, 1 International flight
All road transport by air-conditioned vehicles
Half day temple touring by tuk-tuk
Sightseeing as specified
Entrance fees
Western tour leader - minimum of 7 travellers
Local English-speaking guides throughout
Arrival and departure transfers
Breakfast daily and 2 lunches

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
International flights & visas

Overview

Day 1 - Phnom Penh

On arrival in the capital city of Cambodia you will be met at the airport by one of our tour representatives and taken to your hotel in the city. There you will meet your tour leader and the rest of the group of fellow travellers for welcome drinks. Today you will find out all about what you will be seeing and doing over the next two weeks and hear about the wonderful historic sites you will be visiting. Perhaps some time in the evening to explore the city and sample the local cuisine.

Day 2 - Phnom Penh

In colonial times, Phnom Penh was pocketed with cinemas, grand catholic churches and smoky opium dens. After years of war and terror in the 1970s, Phnom Penh is now a city reinventing itself. Many parts of Phnom Penh are still a testament to its French colonial past while the recently developed riverfront area is proof of its future. Today begins with a cyclo ride, a traditional form of local transport where you sit and enjoy the backstreets and architecture of the city while the cyclo rider pedals you around. Our ride takes us to the Royal Palace and the famous Silver Pagoda, lined with a tiled floor of 5,000 silver tablets. The Silver Pagoda, originally built in 1892, was largely spared sacking by the Khmer Rouge and houses a revered ‘Emerald Buddha’ – akin to the Emerald Buddha held in Bangkok’s Grand Palace – as well as a ‘Golden Buddha’ encrusted with more than 9,000 diamonds. This afternoon we visit the chilling Tuol Sleng Museum of Genocidal Crimes and The Killing Fields of Choeng Ek for an insight into the insanity of the Pol Pot era and the country’s sombre recent history. We finish our touring with a visit to Psah Thmei or Central Market as it is commonly known, built in 1937 this is a remarkable example of French Colonial Art Deco architecture. The evening there is a sunset river cruise before your free time to shop, explore the old colonial buildings near Wat Phnom or wander along the waterfront area.

Day 3 - Siem Reap

Today you leave the capital city and fly the short distance to Siem Reap, gateway to the magnificent temples of Angkor. Siem Reap has a whole range of top quality hotels and makes a great place to relax before and after your trips to see the temples. We'll start your time there with a trip on the Tonle Sap (2017 onwards) the lake that forms the lifeblood of Cambodia and a fascinating introduction into lakeside living in Cambodia.

Day 4 - Siem Reap

The temples of Angkor represent six hundred years (802-1432) of Khmer civilisation - one of Asia’s greatest kingdoms. You will dedicate the whole day to exploring the most magnificent of the Angkor temples. Insider Experience – Unique: The adventure begins with a pre dawn departure from the hotel (4:30 to 5:00am depending on the time of year) for sunrise outside Angkor Wat. You will board your tuk-tuks (this is a form of local transport with a small motorised cart, a roof and comfortable seating) for the short ride to Angkor Wat and the little visited Eastern side of the great temple. Creep through the forest in darkness (please bring a torch) past the longest stretch of bas-relief carvings in the world before soaking up the atmosphere of dawn at Angkor from the edge of one of the ancient library pools. Then you will venture deep into the central chambers of this truly great temple. Enjoy a freshly cooked local breakfast outside the temple and a short rest. Then move onto the West gate of the walled city of Angkor Thom and marvel at the eerie stone heads and evocative bas-reliefs of the Bayon temple and the Terraces of the Elephants and Leper King. After lunch and a rest break at your hotel, drive for one hour to the intricately carved and well-preserved Banteay Srei Temple. The detailed reliefs on this smaller sandstone structure are regarded as the finest, most skilfully crafted in Cambodia. Banteay Srei has only been accessible since the late 1990s, when the Khmer Rouge left the area, and is regarded by many as the ‘jewel in the crown’ of Angkor temples. Departing from Banteay Srei we spend time at a small local village that is known for producing palm sugar before visiting the jungle-enveloped Ta Prohm, one of the most atmospheric of all temples in Angkor. Once home to 2,740 monks, Ta Prohm was ‘rediscovered’ in the 1850s by French explorer Henri Mouhot and is a photographer’s delight with its encroaching trees reclaiming the crumbling site... Return to Siem Reap.

Day 5 - Saigon

Today you fly to Saigon and prepare to enjoy all that one of south east Asia's most fascinating cities has to offer. Saigon, which is also known as Ho Chi Minh City, bristles with colour and life and you will have time to explore it in detail. Tonight you may want to go out and sample the nightlife and try one of the many good restaurants or dine at your hotel

Day 6 - Saigon

This morning travel to the Cu Chi Tunnels. Established as a means of waging guerrilla war against superior French and later American fire power; the tunnel network stretches over 250km (155 miles) and extends to three levels underground, providing a remarkable insight into the method and determination of Communist forces during the Vietnam Wars. Transfer back to Saigon for lunch where you may like to try ‘Pho’ (pronounced ‘fur’) the delicious Vietnamese noodle soup. In the afternoon, spend some time at the comprehensive and emotive War Remnants Museum. Finish the tour with a walk through the heart of the city seeing the Notre Dame Cathedral and Dong Khoi Street (formerly Rue Catinat), walk past the Rex Hotel, Ho Chi Minh Square, and Municipal Theatre.

Day 7 - Mekong Delta

An early start today as you leave the city behind and travel out to the Mekong Delta area, known as the bread basket of Vietnam. On the way you pass farms and see how the locals still use old fashioned methods to harvest their rice and fruit crops. Visit a floating market on the delta before returning to Saigon where you stay for another night.

Day 8 - Saigon to Hue

This morning you are taken to the airport for the flight to Hue. Located on the banks of the Perfume River, Hue was once Vietnam’s capital and more recently the setting for some of the Vietnam War’s most bloody fighting. Hue provides a unique window into Vietnam and its complex past. Visit the tomb of the former emperor Tu Duc, the Citadel and the much revered and tranquil Thien Mu Pagoda. Finish with a visit to the Spiral Foundation to meet the deaf and mute workers who will help you make a souvenir from recycled materials.

Day 9 - Hue to Hoi An

This morning you drive south to Hoi An via the spectacular Hai Van Pass. This drive is considered one of the most beautiful in Vietnam and takes you through a combination of both rural and coastal settings. Arrive at the World Heritage Listed old town of Hoi An for lunch before taking a local market and backstreets tour and join some of the students from Streets cafe and enjoy a small tasting menu of some of the products. In the afternoon you will see an old merchant house, a Chinese assembly hall and the Japanese Covered Bridge.

Day 10 - Hoi An

Today is free for you to explore this beautiful town with its many clothing shops, colourful fish market and fascinating river life. Check out some of the sights you missed on the first day or, alternatively, you may wish to head to the nearby beach for a swim or just relax by the pool at your luxurious resort and reflect on all that you have seen and done so far on the tour.

Day 11 - Hoi An to Halong Bay

This morning rise early for your transfer to the airport for the flight north to Haiphong or Hanoi (arrival airport is subject to flight schedules). Upon arrival, your journey will take you north-east to Halong City, the gateway to Halong Bay. En route watch as the first karst mountains appear in the distance as Halong Bay draws nearer. Halong Bay achieved international fame as a key location in the French film ‘Indochine’ starring Catherine Deneuve. The bay has assumed an important position in Vietnamese legend and continues to capture the imagination of visitors. On arrival transfer to the port and board your boat for the cruise out to the bay. Insider Experience - Taste: Enjoy a scrumptious seafood lunch as you cruise through the turquoise waters. Considered Vietnam’s greatest natural wonder, Halong Bay boasts over 3,000 islands that rise out of the sea to provide a spectacular natural environment. You will visit some of the beautiful islets around the bay, and then enjoy dinner on board before retiring to bed.

Day 12 - Halong Bay to Hanoi

Today, rise early to make the most of Halong Bay’s stunning scenery. After breakfast, continue your exploration and discover what makes this area so unique. On the cruise back to Halong City, enjoy a tasty seafood lunch. This afternoon travel to Hanoi. The capital city of Vietnam, Hanoi has been the major political and historical centre of Vietnam for over 1000 years and has a wealth of sights to explore. Heavily influenced by French colonial architecture, the city is both historically beautiful and vibrant and is sure to entice you with its charms. This evening you will have the opportunity to enjoy a performance of Hanoi’s famed water puppets.

Day 13 - Hanoi

Begin your discovery of the city with a walking tour through the Old Quarter - 36 ancient streets where you can see the daily bustle of life around the markets. Continue to the Ho Chi Minh Quarter, starting at Ba Dinh Square, where Ho Chi Minh first declared independence from French rule in 1945. Visit the humble house on stilts from which ‘Uncle Ho’, ruled Vietnam until his death in 1969. You can also view the nearby Presidential Palace, One Pillar Pagoda and the Ho Chi Minh Museum. Finally stop at the infamous ‘Hanoi Hilton’ - the former prison where US Air force pilots shot down over North Vietnam were kept. Tonight join the rest of the group for a farewell dinner.

Day 14 - Depart Hanoi

Today your wonderful tour of Cambodia and Vietnam comes to an end. Maybe time for some more sightseeing or last minute shopping for souvenirs in the city before you are collected from your hotel and driven to the airport to catch an onward flight or begin your journey back home.

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Vietnam a Coastal Odyssey

14 days from £2,538pp

Vietnam a Coastal Odyssey

14 days from £2,538pp

Includes

Superior accommodation from £2,538pp
Deluxe accommodation from £4,017pp
13 nights accommodation
Breakfast, 7 lunches, 3 dinners
Domestic flights
Some Transport
Some sightseeing

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
International flights & visas

Overview

Day 1 - Arrive Hanoi

Welcome to HanoI! Vietnam’s capital is a city of wide, tree lined boulevards with tranquil lakes, colonial villas and a more sedate pace than most other Asian cities. On arrival at Hanoi’s Noi Bai Airport, your guide and driver will be waiting to take you to your hotel in the capital city. This afternoon, wind down and relax after the flight before enjoying a welcome Vietnamese dinner in one of Hanoi's most charming restaurants which is housed in a beautiful villa.

Day 2 - Hanoi

Begin today with an introduction to Hanoi's cuisine during a walking street food tour with a famous local food blogger. Stroll through the Old Quarter to Thanh Ha market, which is the essence of Vietnamese culture. Walk through the Old Quarter to Dong Xuan market to sample some local treats and stroll up ‘food alley’ to see other dishes before stopping at a busy coffee shop. In the afternoon continue exploring with a visit to the Temple of Literature, One Pillar Pagoda and the mausoleum of the father of modern Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh.

Day 3 - Hanoi to Halong Bay

After breakfast at the hotel, leave Hanoi for the road trip to Halong Bay. Journey through the Red River Delta, observing the everyday life of Vietnamese villagers as they work the rice fields, take pigs to the market on bicycles and plough the fields with water buffaloes. Arrive in Halong pier around midday and board a junk for the overnight journey into the Bay. Lunch is served on board and you later drop anchor for the night. As the sun sets over the bay, dinner is served with fresh seafood, salads and fruits. Overnight in Halong Bay.

Day 4 - Halong Bay to Hue

Enjoy a beautiful morning on the waters with a sunrise over the limestone outcrops of Halong. As the boat cruises back to Halong port, enjoy brunch on board while the myriad of limestone rocks glide by. After leaving the boat your guide and driver will be waiting to take you by road to Hanoi’s Noi Bai Domestic Airport. Late that afternoon, board a scheduled domestic flight from to the Imperial City of Hue where you will be met and taken to your next hotel.

Day 5 - Hue

Day five is set aside for exploring Hue and its surroundings. Begin with a visit to the UNESCO-celebrated Imperial Citadel. This “Forbidden City” reflects the pomp and ceremony of the dynasty rulers as well as the scars of many years of turmoil, both ancient and modern. Visit the tomb of the Emperor Minh Mang and after lunch in a beautiful pomelo garden take a walk through the countryside stopping for a drink at a local house. On the way back to Hue, visit Thien Mu Pagoda, one of the most well-known symbols of the city.

Day 6 - Hue to Hoi An

This morning, leave Hue for the drive to Danang – the largest city in Central Vietnam. This day journey runs from lowlands and beaches to the mountains, stopping at several viewpoints and you have a picnic lunch en route. After the fishing village of Lang Co, the road climbs over the scenic Hai Van Pass, where fabulous views of the coastline await. From the summit, continue down the winding steep slopes of the Son Tra Peninsula, known as Monkey Mountain. Then drive past Danang and arrive at your beachfront hotel.

Day 7 - Hoi An

After breakfast, it's time to discover historic Hoi An. Despite the passing of 200 years and the ravages of weather and war, the centre remains much the same as it was in its heyday. Explore the town during a private walking tour, discovering the main places of interest, as well as some of the hidden laneways and local ‘secrets’. After an included lunch the afternoon is free for you to relax at your luxury beachfront resort or explore more of the old town on your own.

Day 8 - Hoi An

A free day to soak up the sun and enjoy the range of resort amenities. Hoi An is a charming, old-world trading port of narrow streets and traditional houses and a great place to explore. In addition to its history and culture, it also boasts long stretches of clean, white-sand beach. In keeping with Hoi An’s heritage as a trading port, the town’s tiny shop houses now host a range of craft shops and artisans including some of Asia’s best bespoke tailors.

Day 9 - Hoi An to Quy Nhon

Leaving Danang and Hoi An behind, begin a full day’s exploration along one of the most scenic stretches of coastline that Vietnam has to offer on the way to Quy Nhon. The highway hugs the coast revealing typical coastal towns, fishing ports and villages, small coves and stretches of stunning empty beaches. Stop for a picnic at one of them or have a local's lunch at one of the small eateries along the way. There will also be a chance to swim at one of the beaches. On arrival at Quy Nhon, check in to your beachfront resort.

Day 10 - Quy Nhon to Nha Trang

Check out of the hotel this morning and continue the Coastal Odyssey travelling further south to Khanh Hoa Province. Today's itinerary is ripe with amazing photo opportunities, deserted beach swims, and stunning vistas. Enjoy lunch at a beachfront restaurant along the way. Nearer to Nha Trang, see stunning Doc Let Beach, renowned for its chalk white sand, clear turquoise water and the famous salt fields at Hon Khoi. In the late afternoon arrive in Nha Trang and check in to your beachfront resort.

Day 11 - Nha Trang

After all the travelling, today is a good time to just relax on the sandy beach or by your hotel pool and top up that tropical tan. Your guide and driver will be on hand if you want to explore the area some more and there are plenty of good restaurants where you can try some typical local dishes if you want to eat away from the resort. Now may also be a good time to go shopping for souvenirs of the trip to take back home for family and friends.

Day 12 - Nha Trang to Saigon

Today you take a short flight from Nha Trang to dynamic Saigon, now known as Ho Chi Minh City. This afternoon, begin exploring the highlights of Vietnam’s largest city with a local guide visiting the former Presidential Palace, Old Saigon Post Office, Dong Khoi Street (formerly Rue Catinat), the Opera House and City Hall. This evening, soak in a truly local experience with a ‘Saigon After Dark’ Vespa tour buzzing around the streets and stopping for a traditional dinner and visiting a coffee shop and a club.

Day 13 - Mekong Delta

Begin a two hour drive to the Mekong Delta where you board a boat for a 30-minute cruise up a small river to begin a cycling tour along shady back roads, past fruit gardens and sleepy villages stopping at some traditional workshops. At a family-run orchard sample some tropical fruits and learn how to catch fish with your bare hands. Then cycling to a stunning 100-year old house where a Vietnamese lunch will be served consisting of dishes only found in the Mekong Delta. Return to Saigon, arriving late afternoon.

Day 14 - End of tour

Today your wonderful Coastal Odyssey tour of Vietnam comes to an end. Enjoy some free time in the city, possibly taking a trip out to the famous Chu Chi tunnels or seeing more of the sights before being picked up from your hotel and driven to the airport to catch an onward flight or begin your journey back home. This 14 day trip will leave you with so many great memories and is the perfect way to see all the famous sights in this fascinating country.

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World Heritage Vietnam

14 days from £2,025pp

World Heritage Vietnam

14 days from £2,025pp

Includes

Standard accommodation from £2,026pp
Superior accommodation from £2,338pp
Deluxe accommodation from £2,944pp
13 nights accommodation
Daily breakfast, 10 lunches, 2 dinners
Domestic Flights
Some Transport
Sightseeing

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
International flights & Visas

Overview

Day 1 - Arrive Hanoi

Welcome to HanoI! Vietnam’s capital is a city of wide, tree lined boulevards with tranquil lakes, colonial villas and a more sedate pace than most other Asian cities. On arrival at Hanoi’s Noi Bai Airport, your guide and driver will be waiting to take you to your hotel in the capital city. This afternoon, wind down and relax after the flight before going out and exploring on your own, possibly trying some of the local cuisine at one of the many traditional restaurants.

Day 2 - Hanoi

Today visit the Temple of Literature, built in 1076 and Vietnam's first university, which functioned for an incredible 700 years. Next stop is Hanoi’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Thang Long Imperial Citadel followed by the One Pillar Pagoda, one of the country's most iconic temples. Close by is the mausoleum of the father figure of modern Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh, and the former presidents house on stilts. Then visit the Old Quarter and walk through Hang Be market before ending the day with a Water Puppet show.

Day 3 - Hanoi to Ninh Binh

Leave today for a drive through rural northern Vietnam to the site of the country's first capital, Hoa Lu, and visit the temple there and take a walk up one of the surrounding limestone karst hills for spectacular views. In the late morning depart for Tam Coc Town for a Vietnamese lunch, then visit Trang An Landscape Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Later take a relaxing boat ride on a peaceful river passing through a series of caves and steep, almost vertical cliffs. After that, you will take a trip back by sampan to Ninh Binh.

Day 4 - Ninh Binh

After breakfast visit Ho Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2011, situated in nearby Thanh Hoa Province. The use of large stone walls with traditional feng shui principles are the main characteristics of this almost intact citadel. Enjoy a Vietnamese lunch after the visit then drive back to your hotel along the way stopping to take pictures of local villages and the stunning landscape. The rest of the day is free for you to relax at your hotel or take a walk or bicycle ride through the nearby rice paddy fields.

Day 5 - Ninh Binh to Halong Bay

After an early breakfast leave Ninh Binh for a four hour drive to Halong Bay, Vietnam’s most famous and popular World Heritage site. The name ‘Ha Long’ means the dragon descending into the sea and owes its origins to a Vietnamese myth. The towering limestone karsts represent the dragon’s back, surrounded by jade green water creating an unforgettable site. Board a junk for the overnight journey into the Bay enjoying lunch. Later, as the sun sets, dinner is served with fresh seafood, salads and fruits. Overnight in Halong Bay.

Day 6 - Halong Bay to Hoi An

Enjoy the morning in the middle of Halong Bay as the sun rises and breakfast is served while the vessel cruises slowly through the magnificent rock formations and back towards port. Then you are taken to Hanoi Airport for the afternoon flight to Danang in Central Vietnam. On arrival you are driven to nearby historic Hoi An, a town whose architecture and relaxed lifestyle has changed little over the years, making it traditionally a favourite destination for international visitors.

Day 7 - Hoi An

This morning you are taken in an old American army jeep for the journey to another of Central Vietnam’s UNESCO World Heritage sites – the temple complex at My Son Sanctuary, which is situated in an impressive location surrounded by hills. Mid afternoon begin the drive back to Hoi An along different back roads that run parallel to the Thu Bon River and reach the town just in time for a sunset walking tour seeing the Japanese-covered Bridge and the wonderful market.

Day 8 - Hoi An to Hue

Become more familiar with Vietnamese culture through the art of Vietnamese cooking, with a cooking class. This four-hour experience combines a market tour when you buy the ingredients and a hands-on cooking class that ends with each participant making their own multi-course meal. Later leave for the three hour drive over spectacular Hai Van Pass to Hue, the former citadel of the very last Nguyen Dynasty. On arrival check in at your chosen hotel and take some time to relax before going out to explore.

Day 9 - Hue

Today you explore the wonderful UNESCO World Heritage listed ‘Complex of Hue Monuments’, including the Imperial Citadel. From here take a cyclo through the Old City to Tinh Tam Lake where the emperors used to come to relax among the full lotus flowers in summer. Visit Thien Mu (Celestial Lady) Pagoda overlooking the Perfume River before lunch at a local restaurant enjoying authentic Hue style cuisine. In the afternoon see the tomb of the former emperor Minh Mang, which is located in a tranquil setting of gardens and ponds.

Day 10 - Hue to Dong Hoi

This morning you travel to Dong Hoi, stopping at a couple of historic sites and monuments to understand the past history and story of the Vietnam War. Continue up Highway 1 across the Hien Luong Bridge, and over the Ben Hai River which demarcated North and South Vietnam - an area that saw some of the heaviest fighting during the war. Visit the village of Vinh Moc where the villagers built two miles of underground tunnels as a refuge to survive the bombings. Then drive back to Dong Hoi to relax and the rest of the day is free.

Day 11 - Dong Hoi

Today you are taken to the Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The park contains around 90 miles of caves and underground rivers making it one of the most outstanding limestone karst ecosystems in the world. Walk inside the impressive Paradise Cave and after lunch board a private boat for a leisurely trip down the Son River to the mouth of the Phong Nha cave. Then return to your hotel in Dong Hoi city, and the evening is free for you to go out and explore

Day 12 - Dong Hoi to Saigon

This morning you board your flight to Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh City, where you will meet your guide who will take you to your chosen hotel. Then begin a city tour visiting the Reunification Hall, formerly known as the Presidential Palace and other major sights including the Old Saigon Post Office, Dong Khoi Street (formerly Rue Catinat), Continental Hotel, Opera House and City Hall. Then continue to the War Remnants Museum followed by the Jade Emperor Pagoda. Tonight you are free to explore the city on your own.

Day 13 - Saigon

Today you are taken on a street food tour in the city travelling on the back of a motorbike to experience the hidden parts of Saigon and sampling some delicious dishes accompanied by a local chef. Walk around the vibrant and colourful wet market to experience local life and taste some of the Vietnamese people’s favourite delicacies. This evening, you join a relaxing dinner cruise onboard the elegant Lady Hau on Saigon River. This three hour trip is the perfect way to finish a hectic day in the city

Day 14 - End of tour

Today your wonderful World Heritage tour of Vietnam comes to an end. Enjoy some free time in the city, possibly taking a trip out to the famous Chu Chi tunnels or seeing more of the sights before being picked up from your hotel and driven to the airport to catch an onward flight or begin your journey back home. This 14 day trip will leave you with so many great memories and is the perfect way to see all the famous sights in this fascinating country.

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Vietnam & Temples of Angkor

Experience the best of both worlds in Vietnam and Cambodia

15 days from £1,740pp

Vietnam & Temples of Angkor

15 days from £1,740pp

Includes

Classic accommodation from £1,741pp
Accommodation as specified with breakfast
3 lunches & 2 dinners
All transport by air conditioned vehicle
Sightseeing including entrance fees
Flight between Saigon and Phnom Penh
Western tour leader (with minimum 7 travelling)

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
International Flights
Visa Charges

Overview

Day 1 - Arrive Hanoi

Your tour begins in Hanoi, in the north of Vietnam, and you will be met at the airport by one of our representatives and taken to your city hotel. Time to relax or go exploring before an evening meeting with your tour leader and the rest of the group for welcome drinks and a briefing.

Day 2 - Hanoi to Halong Bay

This morning travel east to Hon Gai, the gateway to Halong Bay, one of Vietnam's most spectacular natural wonders. On arrival transfer to the port and board your boat for a cruise out to the Bay, enjoying a fresh seafood lunch on board. Visit some of the beautiful caves and islets around the bay, then enjoy a sumptuous dinner on board before retiring to your cabin for the night.

Day 3 - Halong Bay to Hanoi

Today you rise early to make the most of Halong Bay’s stunning scenery. After breakfast, visit more of the spectacular islets and caves that make this area so unique and then head back to Halong City, enjoying a tasty seafood lunch en route. In the afternoon return to the Hanoi. This afternoon you may like to take a walking tour of the Hanoi backstreets to visit some local markets and specialty food stores. You will have the opportunity to try some local dishes and in the process learn more about daily life and culinary customs and habits of the Vietnamese people. Sample “ Che” a local dessert type drink made with sugar cane, green bean, black bean, glutinous rice, and lotus seed. Maybe try Banh Tom or “shrimp cake”, a local Hanoi specialty, in a small food alley. Sit at a local street side bar for some refreshing local beer “ Bia hoi” and before sampling the very delicious “Banh Cuon”, a pan cake made with chicken and pork.

Day 4 - Hanoi

Begin your discovery of the city with a walking tour through the bustling Old Quarter - 36 ancient streets where you can see the daily bustle of life around the markets. Continue to the Ho Chi Minh Quarter and visit the humble house on stilts from which ‘Uncle Ho’, ruled Vietnam until his death in 1969. Also view the Presidential Palace, One Pillar Pagoda and the infamous Hanoi Hilton - the former central prison.

Day 5 - Hanoi to Hue

Today, transfer to the airport for the flight to Hue. Located on the banks of the perfume River, Hue was Vietnam’s capital throughout the Nguyen Dynasty, as a centre of Vietnamese Buddhism and scholarship and finally as the setting for some of the Vietnam War’s most bloody fighting, Hue provides a unique window into Vietnam and its complex past. Begin your exploration of this city by visiting the tomb of the former emperor Tu Duc. From here you shall visit the impressive home of the Nguyen Dynasty emperors (1802-1945), the Citadel. Much of the Citadel was destroyed during the Tet Offensive in 1968 but is gradually being restored. From here visit the much revered and tranquil Thien Mu Pagoda, Hue’s oldest and most beautiful religious monument. Finish the day with a unique visit to the Spiral Foundation to meet the deaf and mute workers as they guide you to make your own souvenir from 100% recycled materials.

Day 6 - Hue to Hoi An

This morning take the chance to live like a local and enjoy the train ride from Hue to Danang beofre transferring via beautiful costal scenery to the World Heritage Listed town of Hoi An. The port was once Vietnam’s most active trading centre over many centuries and has been largely preserved. The architecture of the city reflects the influence of Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, French and British traders. Hoi An is also the town where French Missionary Alexandre De Rhodes introduced Catholicism to Vietnam as well as the Romanised script that has become the standard Vietnamese script. Arrive for lunch before taking a local market and backstreets tour of Hoi An to learn about local produce when you join some of the students from Streets cafe. This is will help them learn language and interaction skills as part of their accredited training with the New York Culinary Institute. Enjoy a small tasting menu of some of the products when you return to Streets Cafe. This afternoon you will also see an old merchant house, a Chinese assembly hall and the Japanese Covered Bridge in the Hoi An old town.

Day 7 - Hoi An

Today is free for you to explore this beautiful town with its many clothing shops, colourful fish market and river life. Alternatively you may wish to head to the nearby beach or just relax by the pool at your resort.

Day 8 - Hoi An to Saigon

This morning enjoy some more time in Hoi An before transfering to the airport for your flight to Saigon - Vietnam’s commercial capital and a city of extraordinary energy. Despite its rush to modernity, Saigon, as it is still known, is a friendly and welcoming place with many reminders of its turbulent past and a palpable momentum towards the future.

Day 9 - Saigon

Saigon is Vietnam’s commercial capital and a city of extraordinary energy. Nowhere is Vietnam’s rush to modernise more visible. Despite this, Saigon, as it is still known, is a friendly and welcoming place with many reminders of its turbulent past and a palpable momentum towards the future. This morning travel to the Cu Chi Tunnels. The tunnels are located in an area known during the Vietnam War as the ‘Iron Triangle’ on account of the strength of its communist insurgency. Established as a means of waging guerrilla war against superior French and later American fire power; the tunnel network stretches over 250km (155 miles) and extends to three levels underground, providing a remarkable insight into the method and determination of Communist forces during the Vietnam Wars. Transfer back to Saigon for lunch where you may like to try ‘Pho’ (pronounced ‘fur’) the delicious Vietnamese noodle soup. In the afternoon take a tour of the Reunification Palace (formerly the Presidential Palace) and War Remnants Museum. Finish the tour with a walk through the heart of the city see the Notre Dame Cathedral and Dong Khoi Street (formerly Rue Catinat), walk past the Rex Hotel, Ho Chi Minh Square, and Municipal Theatre.

Day 10 - Saigon

This morning take a short walk to Bach Dang pier and board your speedboat for a unique introduction to the Mekong Delta. Known as the 'rice bowl' of Vietnam, the Delta is the most fertile region in the country and the main producer of rice and tropical fruits. Explore narrow canals and stop along the way at a local market, visit a Buddhist temple and see an unusual Cao Dai pagoda, a bizarre sect combining a mix of all the world’s great religions, including Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Hinduism, Christianity and Islam. Gain a real insight into the lives of the local people by visiting a local workshop and villages and have lunch at a family home. After a delicious lunch featuring some local specialties, including Elephant Ear Fish, return to Saigon in the afternoon. This evening enjoy a final night dinner with your group to celebrate the end of a memorable journey.

Day 11 - Arrive Phnom Penh

Today you will be transferred to the airport for your onward flight to Phnom Penh. Upon arrival you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Tonight meet your tour leader (or local guide) and the rest of the group in the reception area of the hotel, for welcome drinks and a Cambodia tour briefing.

Day 12 - Explore Phnom Penh

After years of war and Pol Pot's terror in the 1970s, Phnom Penh is now a city reinventing itself. Many parts are still a testament to its French colonial past while the recently developed riverfront area is proof of its future. Visit the Royal Palace and the famous Silver Pagoda. In the afternoon visit the chilling Tuol Sleng Museum of Genocidal Crimes, The Killing Fields of Choeng Ek and the Central Market. The rest of the day is free to shop or wander around the old colonial buildings.

Day 13 - Siem Reap and Tonle Sap Lake

Today you fly to Siem Reap and enjoy some free time relaxing in this resort town or you may like to visit to beautiful Tonle Sap, the second largest freshwater lake in the world. This ecological marvel is the lifeblood of the country and the primary source of fish and protein for most of the Cambodian population.

Day 14 - The Temples of Angkor

The adventure begins with a pre dawn departure from the hotel for sunrise over Angkor Wat. Creep through the temple in darkness soaking up the atmosphere of dawn at Angkor, spending two hours at this truly great temple. Then explore the walled city of Angkor Thom. After lunch drive to the intricately carved and well-preserved Banteay Srei Temple, regarded by many as the ‘jewel in the crown’ of Angkor temples. On your return to Siem Reap stop at the jungle-enveloped Ta Prohm, one of the most atmospheric of all temples in Angkor.

Day 15 - End of tour

Today your wonderful 15 day tour of the highlights of Vietnam and Cambodia comes to an end. Some time for some last minute sightseeing or shopping in Siem Reap before you are taken to the airport for your onward flight or journey back home taking with you a lifetime of memories from south east Asia.

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Southeast Asia Cruise Adventure

13 days from £1,223pp

Southeast Asia Cruise Adventure

13 days from £1,223pp

Includes

Inside Stateroom accommodation from £1,224pp
Full Board
Port Tax
Gratuities

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
International Flights

Overview

Day 1 - Singapore

Before setting sail explore this compact, fascinating city-state that's truly global. A one time British trading post, its diverse past is reflected everywhere, from its old Chinese quarter and colourful Hindu temples to its modern skyscrapers and common language, English. Take a short cruise along the Singapore River or a pedicab ride through town, or enjoy the quiet at the National Orchid Garden. And if you are Interested in Asian medicine, a special medicinal restaurant can prescribe the perfect menu.

Day 2 - At Sea

The first of your four full days at sea and a good time to get to know the Norwegian Jade and all that she has to offer. As the namesake of the company's Jewel Class cruise ships, you can bet she's got it all. As well as offering some of the largest suites at sea, there are staterooms to accommodate every style. When it comes to entertainment, this ship's filled with excitement . . . 16 dining options, 15 bars and nightclubs and that's just the beginning.

Day 3 - Bangkok

The first of two days spent seeing the highlights of Thailand's capital city when the Norwegian Jade docks at Laem Chabang, gateway to Bangkok. Here you will discover glorious golden temples and palaces, the royal barges and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, carved from a single block of jade, which are must-sees for any visitor. There are so many things to see and do in Bangkok and a whole range of fascinating tours all of which can be booked on board.

Day 4 - Bangkok

Another full day to experience the sights and sounds of this pulsating capital city. Today you can visit the riverside Temple of Dawn, and the Royal Palace, a massive complex of carved and gilded buildings, which is familiar to many as the setting of the true story of Anna and the King of Siam - and is still used by the royal family today. Bangkok will heighten your senses and fuel memories for a lifetime whether you take an organised tour or explore on your own.

Day 5 - Sihanoukville

The Cambodian resort town of Sihanoukville sits on the lovely island-studded Bay of Thailand. Near to the city is the ecological gem Ream National Park, an 81-square-mile reserve that encompasses a variety of land and marine habitats including evergreen mountain forests, mangroves, reefs and freshwater wetlands. Here you may see dolphins, manatees or monkeys. Sun lovers will want to soak up the rays on tree-lined Serendipity Beach, with its fine sand and clear water.

Day 6 - At Sea

Your second full day at sea and a great time to relax and enjoy all the entertainments on offer on the Norwegian Jade. Today you can bring your game face to the ship's outdoor Sports Complex for a fun game of basketball, volleyball and dodgeball. Take a spin with Flywheel Sports or a high-energy Zumba fitness class. Or seek inner peace from the top deck during your daily yoga routine and breathe in fresh ocean air. You are free to sweat it out however you like.

Day 7 - Saigon

Today you discover the rich heritage of Saigon and the Mekong Delta. You won't forget a ride on a cycle rickshaw. Sit back as your driver whisks you past pagodas, colonial architecture and vibrant markets. A nice contrast to the city is the lush countryside of rice paddies and tiny villages along the Mekong. The freshness of the food is highlighted by the phenomenal fusion of local cuisine, a unique blend of Asian spices and French cooking styles. And there are lots of tours from which to choose seeing the sights in the city.

Day 8 - Nha Trang, Vietnam

Nha Trang is a coastal resort city in southern Vietnam known for its beaches, diving sites and offshore islands, and it's where the Norwegian Jade drops anchor today. Its main beach is a long, curving stretch along Tran Phu Street backed by a promenade, hotels and seafood restaurants. Aerial cable cars cross over to Hòn Tre Island, and the nature reserves of Hòn Mun and Hòn T?m islands, reachable by boat, have coral reefs.....

Day 9 - Hue and Da Nang

A chance to explore Danang or charming Hue today when you dock at the port town of Chan May. The Cham Museum is filled with a rich collection of artifacts of the Cham culture. Da Nang is also a place known for authentic local cuisines. Vendors can be found in the market and along the Han river offering fresh seafood and Quang noodle dishes. Browse the shops for locally woven cotton cloth, lacquerware and intricate silk paintings on note cards or spend your time in delightful Hue, a city that stands on the Perfume River.

Day 10 - Hanoi and Halong Bay

Dotted with thousands of limestone islets, Halong Bay is a breathtaking World Heritage Site that calls out to be explored. Hop on a kayak or take a boat tour to get close to these jungle-capped karst wonders or explore the caves inside. If history draws you, head 60 miles west to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam for 1,000 years. Rich in native and French colonial influences in architecture, it has been called the Paris of Asia. The grounds of the Temple of Literature and ancient university are stunning.

Day 11 - At Sea

The last of your full days at sea on the Norwegian Jade so make the very most of every minute. Relax on deck with a good book and soak up the sun, attend a lecture or take part in some of the sports or pamper yourself with a beauty treatment or massage in the state-of-the-art spa. Try a different dining option and enjoy a final night's superb show. And, finally, make sure you say farewell to all those new-found friends that have shared your southeast Asia cruise adventure

Day 12 - Hong Kong

Your cruise ends today at this former British colony which brims with modern skyscrapers, ancient traditions and incredible food. A shopper's paradise, local shops and markets offer everything imaginable, from silk to jewellery and electronics. The highest point in the city, Victoria Peak, has sweeping views of this vibrant city. Hollywood Road's temple and antique shops are worth exploring, or take a junk cruise and experience the magnificent bay.

Day 13 - End of tour

Today after breakfast you say farewell to new found friends and the crew of the Norwegian Jade and possibly see some more of the sights in Hong Kong before heading to the airport to catch an onward flight or begin your journey back home. You could also extend your holiday by spending a few days staying on and exploring more of this amazing destination visiting some of the islands and enjoying some more tours.

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Classic Highlights of Vietnam

Say good morning to Vietnam on this classic tour of the country's highlights

10 days from £1,051pp

Classic Highlights of Vietnam

10 days from £1,051pp

Includes

Standard Rate accommodation from £1,051pp
9 nights hotel accommodation
Domestic Flights
All road transport by air-conditioned vehicles
Sightseeing and entrance fees as specified
Western tour leader when a minimum of 7 travelling
Arrival and departure transfers on tour dates
Breakfast daily and 2 lunches.

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
Vietnamese Visas

Overview

Day 1 - Saigon

After your arrival in Saigon you will be met at the airport by a Travel Indochina representative and transferred to your hotel. Once settled in you will meet your tour guide and the other members of your group for welcome drinks and a briefing about what you will be seeing and doing over the next 10 days.

Day 2 - City tour and Cu Chi Tunnels

Saigon is city of extraordinary energy. Despite this, Saigon, as it is still known, is a friendly and welcoming place. We start our explorations with a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels. Established as a means of waging guerrilla war against superior French and later American fire power; the tunnel network stretches over 250km (155 miles) and extends to three levels underground, providing a remarkable insight into the method and determination of Communist forces during the Vietnam Wars. After viewing the tunnels we will transfer back to Saigon for lunch where you may like to try ‘Pho’ (pronounced ‘fur’) the delicious Vietnamese noodle soup. In the afternoon take a tour of the War Remnants Museum. Finish the tour with a walk through the heart of the city see the Notre Dame Cathedral and Dong Khoi Street (formerly Rue Catinat), walk past the Rex Hotel, Ho Chi Minh Square, and Municipal Theatre.

Day 3 - Mekong Delta

Today you travel south from Saigon to the gateway to the Mekong Delta. Known as the Rice Bowl of Vietnam, the delta is the most fertile region in the country. Stop at the unusual Cao Dai pagoda before boarding a boat for an exploration of the Mekong River and its narrow canals. Visit a coconut processing factory and a local family home and experience their hospitality. Overnight Saigon.

Day 4 - Saigon to Hue

Transfer to the airport for the short flight to Hue. Situated on the banks of the Perfume River, Hue was once Vietnam's capital and provides a unique window into the country's complex past. Visit the impressive citadel and the revered Thien Mu Pagoda, Hue's oldest and most beautiful religious monument. Overnight in Hue.

Day 5 - Hue to Hoi An

This morning we will drive south to Hoi An via the spectacular Hai Van Pass. This drive is considered one of the best in Vietnam and takes you through a combination of rural and coastal settings. In the afternoon take a walking tour of enchanting Hoi An seeing the Japanese Covered Bridge. Overnight Hoi An.

Day 6 - Hoi An

Today is free for you to explore Hoi An at leisure. This beautiful town is awash with clothing shops and has a colourful fish market and river life. If you tire of the town, which is unlikely, you can head for a nearby beach for a spot of sunbathing or stay beside your hotel pool at the Riverside Resort and Spa where you stay for the night.

Day 7 - Hoi An to Halong Bay

This morning rise early for your transfer to the airport for and flight north to Hanoi (please note that flight schedules are subject to change). Upon arrival, your journey will take you east (approximately 170 km/105 miles or four hours) to Halong City, the gateway to Halong Bay. En route pass fields of busy workers farming their rice using traditional methods of cultivation. Halong Bay achieved international fame as a key location in the French film ‘Indochine’ starring Catherine Deneuve. The bay has assumed an important position in Vietnamese legend for many centuries and continues to capture the imagination of visitors. On arrival transfer to the port and board your boat for the cruise out to the Bay, enjoying a fresh seafood lunch on board along the way. Considered Vietnam’s greatest natural wonder, Halong Bay boasts over 3,000 islands that rise out of the sea to provide a spectacular natural environment. You will visit some of the beautiful caves and islets around the bay, then enjoy dinner on board before retiring to bed.

Day 8 - Halong Bay to Hanoi

Day 9 - Hanoi

Begin your discovery of this city with a walking tour through the bustling Old Quarter - 36 ancient streets where you can observe the bustle of daily life. Visit the Ho Chi Minh Quarter and the humble house on stilts from which 'Uncle Ho' ruled Vietnam until his death in 1969. Also see the presidential palace and One Pillar Pagoda. In the evening join the rest of the group for a farewell dinner.

Day 10 - Depart Hanoi

Today the tour ends and after breakfast you may have some time for last minute shopping before being transferred to the airport for an onward flight or the journey home carrying with you a lifetime of memories from this classic tour of Vietnam.

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Vietnam & Laos Explorer

Delve into the history and traditions of Vietnam and Laos

15 days from £1,795pp

Vietnam & Laos Explorer

15 days from £1,795pp

Includes

Classic accommodation from £1,795pp
13 nights accommodation including breakfast
4 lunches and 5 dinners
Western tour leader based on a minimum of 7 pax
Sightseeing as specified
3 domestic flights & 1 international flight

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
Flights from Europe or the UK

Overview

Day 1 - Arrive Saigon

Today you'll arrive in Saigon, where you'll be met at the airport and transfer to your hotel. In the evening, you'll join your tour leader and the rest of your group for welcome drinks and a tour briefing.

Day 2 - Saigon

This morning you'll enjoy a walking tour of Saigon, taking in landmarks including Dong Khoi Street (formerly Rue Catinat), the Rex Hotel, Ho Chi Minh Square, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Reunification Palace (formerly the Presidential Palace) and the War Remnants Museum. After a delicious lunch of Pho, Vietnamese noodle soup, you'll head for the Cu Chi Tunnels. This amazing network of tunnels extends over 155 miles, and was developed as a means of waging guerrilla war against French and American forces.

Day 3 - Saigon

This morning you'll head south out of Saigon, to the Mekong Delta. This fertile area is known as Vietnam's "rice bowl". On the way, you'll stop at an unusual Cao Dai pagoda. At the Mekong River, you'll board a boat to begin a tour with the aim of gaining a real insight into the lives of local people. You'll visit a traditional brick factory, a coconut-processing factory and a local family home. After a lunch of local specialties, including elephant ear fish, you'll return to Saigon.

Day 4 - Saigon to Hue

This morning you'll transfer to the airport for the flight to Hue, the former Vietnamese capital on the banks of the Perfume River. Here you'll visit the magnificent Citadel, home of the Nguyen Dynasty emperors, and the tranquil Thien Mu Pagoda. The day ends with a visit to the Spiral Foundation, where the deaf and mute workers will help you make your own unique souvenir from recycled materials.

Day 5 - Hue to Hoi An

This morning you'll visit the impressive tomb of the fourth emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty, Tu Duc, before driving south along the spectacular Hai Van Pass, taking in some of Vietnam's most beautiful rural and coastal scenery, to the World Heritage listed old town of Hoi An. Here you'll admire the architecture, a mixture of Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, French and British influences, and learn about local produce when you meet the students at Streets cafe. In the afternoon you'll visit an old merchant house, a Chinese assembly hall and the Japanese Covered Bridge.

Day 6 - Hoi An

Today you're at leisure to explore the town. It's a chance to pick up some souvenirs, visit the colourful fish market, head to the beach or just relax by the pool at your hotel.

Day 7 - Hoi An to Halong Bay

This morning you will transfer to the airport for your flight north to and your journey to Halong Bay. A stunning World Heritage listed attraction; Halong Bay is best viewed on board your boat. You'll spend the afternoon drifting by the islands and relaxing amidst the beautiful scenery.

Day 8 - Halong Bay to Hanoi

This morning you'll continue cruising Halong Bay, famous as the location of the Catherine Deneuve movie Indochine. This spectacular bay has more than 3,000 islands that rise dramatically out of the sea. After a seafood lunch, you'll head to Hanoi, and this evening you'll enjoy a performance of the city's famous water puppets.

Day 9 - Hanoi

Today you'll begin your exploration of this vibrant city with a walking tour through the bustling markets of the Old Quarter, before heading to the Ho Chi Minh Quarter, starting at Ba Dinh Square, site of the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and where Ho Chi Minh first declared independence from French rule in 1945. You'll also take in the Presidential Palace, One Pillar Pagoda and the Ho Chi Minh Museum, before a drive across the city to Hanoi’s first university, the Temple of Literature, founded in 1070. Finally you will visit the infamous "Hanoi Hilton" prison. This evening you'll join the rest of your group for a farewell to Vietnam dinner.

Day 10 - Hanoi to Vientiane

Today you'll fly to Vientiane, Laos, where you'll be met and transferred to your hotel. Once you've settled in, you'll meet your tour leader and fellow travellers for a welcome drink and tour briefing.

Day 11 - Vientiane

Today you'll tour Laos’ capital, which retains an "old world" feel despite the many modern developments. You'll visit the exquisite Wat Sisaket, Vientiane’s oldest temple and the only one to survive the Thai invasion of 1828. You'll also explore Haw Pha Kaew, the former royal temple of the Lao Monarchy and now a museum, Pha That Luang, the most important national monument in Laos, and the grand Patuxai Monument, before lunch in one of the city’s many charming cafes. This afternoon you'll head just outside the city to tour Mai Savanh, a fair-trade silk-weaving workshop, and taste the specialty Lao green tea grown on the southern Bolaven plateau. On the way back to Vientiane, you'll stop at COPE, an organisation which provides prosthetic limbs to victims of unexploded ordinance from the Vietnam and Indochina conflicts. You'll end the day with a traditional Baci welcome ceremony in a local home, to honour your arrival and wish you safe travels.

Day 12 - Vientiane to Luang Prabang

Today you'll fly to Luang Prabang. This beautiful city is surrounded by mountainous forests and situated at the confluence of the Khan and Mekong Rivers. You'll enjoy a short walking tour to admire the city's blend of French architecture and gilded Buddhist temples, and will have the chance to meet a Buddhist monk and learn more about his faith. In the early evening you will transfer by tuk-tuk to Bamboo cooking school, where you'll prepare your own traditional Lao-style dinner!

Day 13 - Luang Prabang

This morning you'll visit the Royal Palace Museum, to admire its Lao art and furniture, then head to the Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre, before a short boat trip along the Mekong to the mysterious "cave of a thousand Buddhas" at Pak Ou. You'll enjoy a delicious picnic lunch on board. The rest of the afternoon is free to explore the local markets or just relax with a drink.

Day 14 - Luang Prabang

An early start this morning to see the Buddhist monks collecting alms. After breakfast, you'll travel to Kuang Si Falls, one of the many beautiful waterfalls near Luang Prabang, with a stop en route at one of the local markets. At the waterfall, you'll have time to swim and relax, amid turquoise waters and lush jungle. Afterwards, you'll visit a sanctuary for Asiatic Black bears rescued from the illegal wildlife trade, before a visit to Wat Pha Bhat Tai temple. Here you'll have the chance to play petanque with some local people, and enjoy refreshing local juices and snacks. Then you'll head back to Luang Prabang for a final dinner with your group.

Day 15 - Depart Luang Prabang

This morning your tour comes to an end as you transfer to the airport.

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Vietnam Insight

11 days from £1,112pp

Vietnam Insight

11 days from £1,112pp

Includes

Standard Rate accommodation from £1,113pp
9 nights hotel accommodation
1 overnight stay on a boat
Some flights
All road transport by air-conditioned vehicles
Some sightseeing tours and entrance fees
Arrival and departure transfers on tour dates
Breakfast daily, 3 lunches and 1 dinner

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
Vietnamese visas

Overview

Day 1 - Arrive Hanoi

After arriving at Hanoi you will be met and transferred to you hotel in the Ba Dinh district of the city. There will be time to go exploring before an evening meeting with your experienced tour leader who will give a briefing about the delights to come over drinks when you can meet the rest of your group.

Day 2 - Hanoi to Halong Bay

This morning you journey east to Hon Gai, gateway to beautiful Halong Bay. The bay is considered to be Vietnam's greatest natural wonder and has assumed an important position in the country's legend for centuries. On arrival transfer to a boat for a cruise out into the bay while enjoying a special seafood lunch. On this trip you will visit incredible caves on some of the 3,000 islands before settling down to a sumptuous dinner as the sun sets. Overnight on board.

Day 3 - Halong Bay to Hanoi

Day 4 - Hanoi

Begin your discovery of the city with a walking tour through the Old Quarter - 36 ancient streets where you can watch the daily bustle of life around the markets. Continue to the Ho Chi Minh Quarter and visit the humble house on stilts where Uncle Ho, as he is affectionately known, ruled Vietnam until his death in 1969.

Day 5 - Hanoi to Hue

Day 6 - Hue to Hoi An

This morning you take the train south to Danang, a picturesque and fun way to travel. You will transfer from here to Hoi An. The World Heritage Listed old town of Hoi An was Vietnam’s most active trading centre over many centuries and has been largely preserved. The architecture of the city reflects the influence of Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, French and British traders. Hoi An is also the town where French Missionary Alexandre De Rhodes introduced Catholicism to Vietnam as well as the Romanised script that has become the standard Vietnamese script. Arrive for lunch before taking a local market and backstreets tour of Hoi An to learn about local produce when you join some of the students from Streets cafe. This is will help them learn language and interaction skills as part of their accredited training with the New York Culinary Institute. Enjoy a small tasting menu of some of the products at the Streets Cafe. This afternoon you will also see an old merchant house, a Chinese assembly hall and the Japanese Covered Bridge in the Hoi An old town.

Day 7 - Hoi An

Today is free for you to explore beautiful and lively Hoi An. You may also wish to take in the beach, the choice is yours.

Day 8 - Hoi An to Saigon

This morning you will have a little free time in Hoi An before transfering to the airport for your flight to Saigon - Vietnam’s commercial capital and a city of extraordinary energy. Despite its rush to modernity, Saigon, as it is still known, is a friendly and welcoming place with many reminders of its turbulent past and a palpable momentum towards the future.

Day 9 - Saigon

After a local breakfast of delicious noodle soup you will travel to the Cu Chi Tunnels. The tunnels are located in an area known during the Vietnam War as the ‘Iron Triangle’ on account of the strength of its communist insurgency. Established as a means of waging guerrilla war against superior French and later American fire power; the tunnel network stretches over 250km (155 miles) and extends to three levels underground, providing a remarkable insight into the method and determination of Communist forces during the Vietnam Wars. This morning begin a walking tour of Saigon’s famous and historic city landmarks. Transfer back to Saigon for lunch where you may like to try ‘Pho’ (pronounced ‘fur’) the delicious Vietnamese noodle soup. In the afternoon take a tour of the Reunification Palace (formerly the Presidential Palace) and War Remnants Museum. Finish the tour with a walk through the heart of the city see the Notre Dame Cathedral and Dong Khoi Street (formerly Rue Catinat), walk past the Rex Hotel, Ho Chi Minh Square, and Municipal Theatre.

Day 10 - Saigon

This morning we'll be heading by speedboat to the 'Rice Bowl' of Vietnam, the Mekong Delta. We'll explore narrow canals and stop along the way to see the sights, including a colourful local market, Buddhist temples and a pagoda from the Cai Dao religion, a bizarre sect combining a mix of all the world’s great religions, including Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Hinduism, Christianity and Islam. We'll get a real insight into the lives of the local people by visiting workshops, villages eventually having lunch at a family home. After a delicious lunch featuring some local specialties, including Elephant Ear Fish, we'll return to Saigon in the afternoon. This evening you have a chance to say farewell to your travelling companions with a goodbye dinner.

Day 11 - Depart Saigon

Today there may be some time for last minute sightseeing or shopping before you are taken to the airport for your onward flight or flight home. This Vietnam Insight Tour is a great way to experience the country for the first time or for travellers who want to get to know more about this enchanting place.

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Halong Bay Cruise - Au Co

3 days from £662pp

Halong Bay Cruise - Au Co

3 days from £662pp

Includes

Executive Cabin accommodation from £663pp
Deluxe accommodation from £671pp
Return transfers from Hanoi to Halong Bay
2 nights in an ensuite cabin onboard boat
All meals

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
International flights & visas
Drinks onboard

Overview

Day 1 - Hanoi to Halong Bay

You are met at your hotel in Hanoi for the four hour drive east to Hon Gai, the gateway to amazing Halong Bay. Considered Vietnam's greatest natural wonder, the bay boasts more than 3,000 islands that rise out of the sea to provide a spectacular natural environment. En route pass fields of busy workers farming their rice using traditional methods. On arrival board your luxurious junk and set sail through the bay while lunch is served. In the afternoon explore caves and islets, go kayaking or swim. Then enjoy dinner on board.

Day 2 - Thien Canh Son Cave and Bai Tu Long Bay

Enjoy the stunning views of the bay by morning or even enjoy a Thai Chi class on the sundeck as your boat quiet starts its cruise further into the Bay with a visit to the Thien Canh Son cave. Enjoy your lunch onbard as you cruise towards Bai Tu Long Bay. The Bay is the most remote area of your voyage and here you have a chance to try squid fishing with the crew members or even try your hand at fruit carving with the kitchen staff. Tonight have another memorable dinner on your junk.

Day 3 - Halong Bay to Hanoi

Greet the day with a morning Tai Chi session on deck and an opportunity to view a stunning sunrise over the bay. Then, after breakfast, you will enjoy a traditional bamboo boat trip to Vung Vieng fishing village. Explore the bay further while you cruise back to the dock where you say farewell to the captain and crew before beginning the drive back to your hotel in Hanoi. This short trip is a must while visiting the north of the country and will leave you with lasting memories.

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Vietnam Insight with Sapa

15 days from £1,564pp

Vietnam Insight with Sapa

15 days from £1,564pp

Includes

Classic accommodation from £1,565pp
13 nights hotel accommodation
1 night cruise accommodation
Daily breakfast, 3 lunches, 3 dinners
Transport by AC vehicle
Western Tour leader with minimum 7 passengers
Local English speaking guides
Entrance fees

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International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
International Flights & Visas

Overview

Day 1 - Arrive Hanoi

On arrival at Hanoi you will be met at the airport and taken straight to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to explore on your own seeing some of the sights. Tonight meet your fellow travellers and tour leader for welcome drinks and a briefing about all the exciting things you will be seeing and doing over the coming days. This is a great chance to get to know your fellow travellers and talk about the adventure that awaits. You will also be given a welcome pack with all the tour details included.

Day 2 - Hanoi to Sapa

This morning you drive through beautiful Hanoi to the outskirts of the city to visit the excellent Ethnology Museum. Here you learn more about the diverse ethnic minorities you will meet on your journey to Sapa. See examples of traditional dress and housing of many of the 53 different ethnic minority groups that inhabit Vietnam and learn more about their customs and way of life. Then begin the five hour journey to Sapa, passing Vietnam's most spectacular mountain scenery. End today with a drink in this charming town.

Day 3 - Sapa

After breakfast, your morning begins with a brief guided tour of Sapa town and the colourful market. Then drive the short distance south towards Ta Van Hoa Valley, and begin your walk through the terraced rice paddy fields. This takes you through the village of Hau Thao, home to the Black Hmong minority, then onto the village of Saseng. You will have a great opportunity to observe the daily life and traditional hospitality of these people, and to take in the stunning vistas and terraced rice fields that are synonomous with this area. Overnight Sapa.

Day 4 - Topas Ecolodge & Lech Village

Drive south from Sapa towards Topas Ecolodge and then descend on foot into the valley below, to visit the ethnic minorities of Lech Village, which is situated in a picturesque area not often visited by tourists, and is home to one of the area’s best-known and most colourful minorities, the Red Dzao. Here women shave their heads and eyebrows, and wear bright scarlet turbans and some of the most colourful and diverse costumes of all Vietnam’s ethnic groups. Check in to the remote Topas Ecolodge in Supan and enjoy a memorable dinner.

Day 5 - Sapa to Hanoi

After breakfast enjoy some free time at the Ecolodge, where you might like to try a spa treatment or take a short walk into the surrounding area. Later check out of the lodge before journeying back to Hanoi, which will take around five hours. Tonight meet other fellow travellers for drinks and a tour briefing for your journey through Vietnam. This is a great chance to get to know some new faces and talk about all the further adventures that await you.

Day 6 - Hanoi to Halong Bay

This morning you journey east to Halong City, the gateway to Halong Bay. En route pass fields of busy workers farming their rice using traditional methods. Halong Bay has assumed an important position in Vietnamese legend for many centuries and continues to capture the imagination. On arrival transfer to the port and board your deluxe boat for the cruise out to the Bay, enjoying a fresh seafood lunch. Considered Vietnam’s greatest natural wonder, Halong Bay has more than 3,000 islands that rise out of the sea. Overnight on the boat.

Day 7 - Halong Bay to Hanoi

Today, rise early to make the most of Halong Bay’s stunning scenery. After breakfast, continue your exploration and discover what makes this area so unique. On the cruise back to Halong City, enjoy another tasty lunch. This afternoon travel to Hanoi where you take a walking tour of the backstreets to visit some markets and specialty food stores. You will have the opportunity to try some local dishes and in the process learn more about daily life and culinary customs and habits of the Vietnamese people.

Day 8 - Hanoi

Begin your discovery of the city with a walking tour through the bustling Old Quarter - 36 ancient streets where you can see the daily bustle of life around the markets. Continue to the Ho Chi Minh Quarter, starting at Ba Dinh Square, and visit the humble house on stilts from which ‘Uncle Ho’, ruled Vietnam until his death in 1969. You can also view the Presidential Palace, and intriguing One Pillar Pagoda. Finally stop at the infamous ‘Hanoi Hilton’ - the former prison famous for holding US Air force pilots shot down during the Vietnam war.

Day 9 - Hanoi to Hue

Today you fly to Hue, located on the banks of the Perfume River. Hue was a former capital of Vietnam and is a centre of Buddhism and scholarship. It was also the setting for some of the Vietnam War’s most bloody fighting, and provides a unique window into the country's complex past. Begin your exploration by visiting the elaborate tomb of the former emperor Tu Duc and learn something of the history of this colourful period. Next visit the imposing Citadel and Imperial Palace, then the tranquil Thien Mu Pagoda.

Day 10 - Hue to Hoi An

This morning take a train journey along the coast-clinging route, winding across rugged cliffs. Rub shoulders with the locals, and enjoy the scenery. The World Heritage Listed old town of Hoi An was Vietnam’s most active trading centre over many centuries and has been well preserved. Take a local market and backstreets tour with students from ‘Streets cafe’ then enjoy a small tasting menu of some of the products. This afternoon you will also see an old merchant house, a Chinese assembly hall and the Japanese Covered Bridge.

Day 11 - Hoi An

Today is free for you to explore this enchanting and beautiful town with its many clothing shops, colourful fish market and river life. Return to some of the places you visited yesterday, have lunch in one of the local restaurants and see more of the sights. Alternatively you may wish to head to the nearby beach and chill out or just relax by the pool at your resort. After all the travelling across Vietnam and organised tours, this is a great chance to simply do nothing!

Day 12 - Hoi An to Saigon

This morning enjoy some more time in Hoi An before being taken to the airport for your flight to Saigon - Vietnam’s commercial capital and a city of extraordinary energy. Despite its rush to modernity, Saigon, as it is still known, is a friendly and welcoming place with many reminders of its turbulent past and a palpable momentum towards the future. You end today with a drink at a roof top bar with beautiful views of this historic city as the sun sets. The remainder of your evening is free to explore on your own.

Day 13 - Cu Chi Tunnels & Saigon Tour

Start your day as the locals do with a delicious, steaming hot bowl of noodle soup at a local eatery, before travelling to the famous Cu Chi Tunnels. Established as a means of waging guerrilla war, the tunnel network stretched over 155 miles and extended to three levels. Back to Saigon for lunch and in the afternoon, spend some time at the War Remnants Museum, walk through the heart of the city seeing the Notre Dame Cathedral, Post Office and nearby Rue Catinat. Walk past the Rex Hotel, Ho Chi Minh Square, and Municipal Theatre.

Day 14 - Mekong Delta

Explore the Mekong Delta’s canals, markets and villages by comfortable speedboat. Depart from downtown Saigon on this specially designed trip and avoid the tourist crowds. Known as the 'rice bowl' of Vietnam, the Delta is the most fertile region in the country. Stop at a market, visit a Buddhist temple and see an unusual Cao Dai pagoda. Gain a real insight into the lives of the locals by visiting a workshop and villages and have lunch at a family home. Return to Saigon and spend your last night enjoying a group dinner at a top restaurant.

Day 15 - Depart Vietnam

It’s time to say goodbye to your fellow travellers, but just think of all the wonderful stories you will take home. Possibly time for some more sightseeing or last minute shopping for souvenirs before you are picked up from your hotel by one of our tour representatives and driven to the airport to catch an onward flight and continue your south east Asia adventure or begin your journey back home. This comprehensive tour will give you a great insight into this fascinating country and its peoples.

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Halong Bay Cruise - Indochina Sails

Enjoy two days of luxurious cruising in Vietnam's spectacular Halong Bay

2 days from £283pp

Halong Bay Cruise - Indochina Sails

2 days from £283pp

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Superior accommodation from £284pp
1 night onboard accommodation
1 breakfast, 1 lunch, 1 dinner
Return transfers by AC vehicle from Hanoi
Entrance fees

Not included

International Flights (unless otherwise stated)
International flights & visas

Overview

Day 1 - Hanoi to Halong Bay

This morning you'll be met at your hotel for the journey east to Hon Gai, the gateway to Halong Bay. Considered Vietnam's greatest natural wonder, Halong Bay boasts over 3,000 islands that rise out of the sea. Along the way you can relax and enjoy the views of farmers working their rice fields the traditional way. At noon, you'll board the Indochina Sails and set sail through the bay. After lunch, you'll visit a floating fishing village and have the chance to meet the fishermen who have been living in the bay for three generations. Later, you'll take a short trek to the summit of one of the islands to enjoy the panoramic view of the bay, before a swim or a chance to relax on the sundeck. Sip cocktails while you watch the sunset, then enjoy a delicious dinner.

Day 2 - Halong Bay to Hanoi

Today starts with a yoga class and the chance to view the sunrise over the bay. You'll visit a beautiful limestone grotto then head back on board for a buffet brunch while cruising back to the dock. Here your cruise comes to an end as you transfer back to your hotel at Hanoi.

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