Vietnam tours

Sipping a sweet iced coffee at a street-side café is an unmissable Vietnamese experience — but there’s more to it than just a few ground beans and some condensed milk: these days, Vietnam is a bona fide, world-class, bean-brewing pro.

Vietnam is notorious for its scooter-snarled streets, but we say — if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.

Join a passionate local food guide, exploring winding backstreets and hidden alleys, where a multitude of food vendors set up their stalls along the roadside.

With its picture-perfect rice terraces rippling down mountainsides and thatch-roofed stilt houses clustered in valleys, Pu Luong’s scenery is the stuff of pure romance — and there’s no better way to experience it than on a guided trek.

Hoi An is full of popular sites, but hidden down alleyways are slices of local life waiting to be revealed

We've road tested our fair share of cooking classes in Vietnam, and this is one of our favourites.

Hue kite history spans over 300 years, evolving from simple children's toys into an exquisite form of "air puppetry" and royal pastime for emperors.

This action-packed day tour is your chance to peep behind the curtain of daily life in the deeply traditional, rural Mekong Delta.

To really understand what makes Saigon tick, you need to go beyond the gleaming skyscrapers and international hotels of District One — and that’s exactly what this tour is all about.

Explore Hanoi after dark, with a selection of our favourite things to do with an evening in the city after the sun has set.

Experience Hanoi's history through the eyes of your guide at some of the capital's most important landmarks.

Take to the water, bypass the traffic, and get ahead of the crowds. Visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels by speedboat makes the journey part of the adventure.