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Vietnam, Cambodia

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Classic Vietnam & Cambodia

• Meet local farmers and communities of the Mekong Delta
• Enjoy an overnight cruise on Lan Ha Bay
• Explore the intriguing Cu Chi Tunnels

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Nov 2026 - Nov 2027

15 days

Prices from £3,895 Per person

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Vietnam, Cambodia

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The Very Best of Vietnam & Cambodia

• Four-night Mekong River cruise from Vietnam to Cambodia
• Two-night cruise around Ha Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay
• Explore the temples of Angkor Wat

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Oct 2026 - Mar 2027

23 days

Prices from £5,895 Per person

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Vietnam, Cambodia

Discover Vietnam & Cambodia

• City sightseeing tours in Hanoi, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City
• Magnificent temples of Angkor Wat
• All-inclusive overnight cruise to Lan Ha Bay

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Oct 2026 - Nov 2027

18 days

Prices from £4,695 Per person

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Vietnam

The Very Best of Vietnam

• City sightseeing tours in Hanoi, Hoi An, Hue and Ho Chi Minh City
• Leisurely two-night cruise on Ha Long Bay
• Learn about the traditional arts of paper-making and silk-weaving

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Nov 2026 - Nov 2027

21 days

Prices from £3,995 Per person

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Frequently Asked Questions about Vietnam

• What is the time difference between the UK and Vietnam?

  GMT +7

• What is the currency?

  Vietnamese dong

• What will the weather be like in Vietnam?

  Generally, all our tours operate when it is considered the best time to travel, although it is important to note that climates may vary between different regions and countries, if visiting more than one, so climates may change throughout your tour. As weather patterns around the world become less predictable the information we provide should be used as a guide only and is no guarantee of the weather at the time you travel. We also recommend checking up-to-date weather forecasts before you depart.

  As the country is long and thin, it has three distinct climatic areas.

  North Vietnam (Hanoi, Halong Bay &NinhBinh)

  Hanoi and North Vietnam has distinct winter and summer seasons. The cool but mostly dry winter lasts from November to April when temperatures average 17-22°C. Summer lasts from May to October when it is hot and humid and the region experiences its highest rainfall. July to September are often the wettest months of the year.

  Central Vietnam (Hoi An, Danang, Hue)

  Central Vietnam’s summer season lasts from January until the end of August. The weather is hot and dry, with temperatures between 21°C and 35°C. Conditions between September and December are much wetter, although temperatures remain balmy. Hue is often cooler than Hoi An, especially early in the year.

  South Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta)

  Southern Vietnam’s hot and dry season starts in November and finishes at the end of April, with temperatures often reaching 30°C. Rain falls between May and early November, but the weather still remains warm, usually between 25°C and 32°C. Throughout much of the wet season rainfall is generally heavy but short lasting, often occurring in a mid-afternoon heavy downpour.

• What clothing should I take to Vietnam?

  Dress for our tours is generally relaxed and informal during the day, dressing to suit the weather conditions and the activity you are undertaking. Evening dinners are also informal, with smart casual dress being the norm.

  It’s likely there will be occasions when exploring you’ll be walking on uneven surfaces, so we recommend sturdy and comfortable walking shoes. Wearing layers of clothing means it’s much easier to deal with potentially varied weather conditions – remember it will be cooler at higher altitudes – and it’s always advisable to carry a waterproof, good insect repellent, a high factor sunscreen lotion and a hat for protection from the sun.

  Bear in mind in some of the countries you will visit, the local people adopt a more conservative standard of dress than we are used to in the UK and we suggest dressing modestly. When visiting sacred places, or active religious sites, it is recommended that arms and legs are fully covered, so consider wearing long trousers, or skirts. Women may also wish to take a shawl to cover their head and shoulders. Taking off your shoes is also a prerequisite before entering many sacred places – and commonplace when entering many buildings.

  Mekong Cruise

  The dress code on board our Mekong cruise is relaxed and casual, with no requirement for formal attire.

• How much should I tip in Vietnam?

  Tipping in most countries is a way of showing your appreciation for good service, and whilst not compulsory, it is now an accepted practice in many of the countries we visit on our tours and in many, very much a way of life. In Canada and the USA, it is expected for every service.

  Tipping remains discretionary, although at the end of your tour, if you are happy with the services provided by your Tour Manager, local guides, coach drivers and assistants, we would suggest showing your appreciation for the services offered.

  We have included a number of gratuities into your tour. Tipping for your Tour Manager, local guides and drivers are not included.

  We would suggest the following amounts.

  • UK Tour Manager: £3.00 – £5.00 per person per day

  • Local Tour Manager: $4.00 USD per person per day

  • Vietnam Local Guide: $3.00 USD per person per day

  • Driver: $2.00 USD per person per day

  • In restaurants, tip 5–10% tip for good service.
  • At a bar, you can round up your bill or leave loose change. 
  • If you have a massage or visit a spa, it is good practice to tip $5 – $10 USD in Vietnam, or 10%–20% of your bill in Cambodia. 
  • For taxi drivers, round up the fare. For cyclo (rickshaw) drivers, add a few dollars as a tip.

  Mekong Navigator Cruise
  The majority of gratuities are included for your Mekong Navigator cruise. This includes the ship managers, dining, sailors and housekeeping staff. Should you wish, additional tips can be offered at the end of the cruise. Tips for any on-shore excursions utilising tuk-tuks etc are not included. We recommend $1-$2 USD per person.

  AuCo & Le Regina Legend Cruises
  Gratuities are shared among the cruise team and a tip box is usually located by the front desk. We recommend around $5 USD per person.

  Indochina Private Tours / All Holiday Extensions

  • Local Guide: $10.00 USD per person per day

  • Driver: $5.00 USD per person per day

• What are the entry requirements for Vietnam?

  From 8th June 2026, all passengers arriving in Vietnam on an international flight are required to complete a Pre-Arrival Information Declaration within 3 days of their scheduled flight arrival, regardless of their arrival airport. The declaration can be completed online here: https://prearrival.immigration.gov.vn/.

  Once submitted, save or take a screenshot of the QR code generated by the system and present it to immigration officers upon arrival.

  For more information on passport information and entry requirements please visit the Government Passport Office website www.gov.uk/browse/abroad/passports and the Foreign Office website: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice

  Please note entry requirements may change and it is your responsibility to ensure you are in possession of all necessary travel, passport, visa and other entry requirements before departure. All costs incurred in obtaining such documentation must be paid by you. We regret we cannot accept any liability if you are refused entry onto any transport or into any country due to failure on your part to obtain and carry all required documentation.

• Do I need to renew my passport?

  A valid ten-year British passport is required for all holidays, valid for a minimum of 6 months after your return date to the UK. If you are not currently in possession of a valid passport, please make sure you leave plenty of time before your holiday to apply for this document. Our recommendation is that you should apply at least three months before your holiday.

• Will I need a visa to enter Vietnam?

  From 15th August 2023, British Nationals may enter Vietnam for up to 45 days without needing to apply for a visa.

  For more information on passport information and entry requirements please visit the Government Passport Office website www.gov.uk/browse/abroad/passports and the Foreign Office website: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice

  Please note entry requirements may change and it is your responsibility to ensure you are in possession of all necessary travel, passport, visa and other entry requirements before departure. All costs incurred in obtaining such documentation must be paid by you. We regret we cannot accept any liability if you are refused entry onto any transport or into any country due to failure on your part to obtain and carry all required documentation.

• Do I need to have any vaccinations?

  Health facilities, hygiene and disease risks vary worldwide and may change at any time. You should take health advice from your GP or local travel clinic about your specific needs as early as possible and ensure that vaccinations or preventative measures are taken early enough (which may be a month or more prior to departure) to be fully effective by the date of travel.

  We also suggest referring to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) website, https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice  and the NHS Travel Vaccinations website, https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/travel-vaccinations/