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Eleven nights tracing Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hue, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh, with internal flights and a Spanish-speaking guide on the key visits.
A full arc across Vietnam that strings together Hanoi, a night aboard in Ha Long Bay, imperial Hue, colonial Hoi An and the pulse of Ho Chi Minh, with internal flights to skip the long road transfers.
A curated chain of stays: nights at the Minasi Premium 4★ in Hanoi, a traditional Ha Long cruise and hotels in Hue, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh, always listed for reference or similar.
36 dates open across the calendar, with weekly departures coming up in June and July 2026 from Madrid and Barcelona.
International and internal flights, transfers, excursions with a professional Spanish-speaking guide, the Ha Long cruise and 24/7 WhatsApp assistance throughout the trip.
Twelve days moving north to south along the country's spine, with Spanish-guided visits and two free days to breathe in Hoi An and Saigon at your own pace.
Hotels chained city by city, chosen for location and comfort, plus a night aboard sailing between the karst islets of Ha Long. Listed for reference, or similar.
Set departures across the year from Spain, ideal for planning ahead and locking in internal flights and the cruise with peace of mind.
A complete package covering the essentials of the journey: flights, accommodation, internal flights between regions, the Ha Long cruise, transfers, excursions and a professional guide.
Flights from Madrid or Barcelona to Vietnam, returning from Ho Chi Minh, with checked baggage included.
Eleven nights at selected hotels along the route, plus one night aboard in Ha Long Bay.
Round-the-clock Spanish-speaking support throughout the trip to handle any surprise in real time.
All airport, hotel and inter-stage transfers across the circuit included as per the itinerary.
Hanoi–Hue and Da Nang–Ho Chi Minh by air, linking north, centre and south without long hours on the road.
One night aboard, drifting between the karst islets of the bay, with meals included and an English-speaking guide on board.
Ninh Binh, cultural Hanoi, imperial Hue, historic Hoi An, colonial Saigon and the Cu Chi Tunnels — all already covered in the price.
A local Spanish-speaking guide on the programme's visits to give each city and each site its context.
Breakfast included every morning at the hotel, plus the lunches and meals on board detailed day by day.
Departure from Spain bound for Hanoi, with the night spent in the air. You'll land the next morning, ready to begin the circuit in the capital of northern Vietnam.
Arrival at Hanoi airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is yours — sleep off the flight or step out for a first wander among the buzz of mopeds, steaming bowls of pho and the lakes of the old centre.
Full-day excursion to Ninh Binh province. You'll glide along Trang An in a traditional rowing boat, between karst peaks and rice paddies, then visit Hoa Lu, the ancient capital with temples dedicated to the Dinh and Le dynasties. Back to Hanoi in the afternoon.
A day given over to the historical heart of the capital: an outside visit to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and his stilt house, the One Pillar Pagoda and the Temple of Literature. In the afternoon, a stroll around Hoan Kiem lake, a cyclo ride through the Old Quarter and a stop at Tran Quoc Pagoda.
Transfer by shared coach to the bay, a UNESCO Natural Heritage Site, and embark on the cruise. You'll sail among thousands of limestone islets, caves and floating villages, with lunch and dinner on board. Overnight in your cabin, under an open sky on the water.
Wake up to emerald water and breakfast on board, followed by a brunch as the cruise carries on exploring the bay. Return to the pier, transfer to Hanoi and an internal flight to Hue, the old imperial capital. Arrival and check-in.
Sail along the Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda and visit the Imperial Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its Purple Forbidden City. In the afternoon, a walk through the Imperial Tomb of Tu Duc, the emperor's retreat of pavilions and gardens.
Transfer by shared coach to Hoi An, crossing the coastal landscapes of central Vietnam. In the afternoon, a visit to the Ancient Town: Japanese Bridge, Chinese assembly halls, merchant houses and the market on the banks of the Thu Bon river.
A free day to take Hoi An at your own pace: the hotel pool, street food, a bike ride between rice paddies or an afternoon at the nearby beaches. After dark, the lanterns of the old town set the Thu Bon aglow.
Transfer to Da Nang airport and internal flight to Ho Chi Minh, formerly Saigon. In the afternoon, a visit to the Reunification Palace, the Central Post Office, the outside of Notre Dame Cathedral and the buzzing Ben Thanh Market.
Free day after breakfast to take the pulse of Ho Chi Minh: hidden cafés, museums, markets and the constant electric current of its avenues. A great moment to add the optional excursion to the Mekong Delta.
Excursion to the famous Cu Chi Tunnels, an underground maze built during the war and a striking testament to Vietnamese resolve. Guided visit to understand how the network worked, lunch at a local restaurant and return to the city.
Free time after breakfast until the transfer to the airport. International flight back to Spain and end of services.
Departure from Spain bound for Hanoi, with the night spent in the air. You'll land the next morning, ready to begin the circuit in the capital of northern Vietnam.
Arrival at Hanoi airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is yours — sleep off the flight or step out for a first wander among the buzz of mopeds, steaming bowls of pho and the lakes of the old centre.
Full-day excursion to Ninh Binh province. You'll glide along Trang An in a traditional rowing boat, between karst peaks and rice paddies, then visit Hoa Lu, the ancient capital with temples dedicated to the Dinh and Le dynasties. Back to Hanoi in the afternoon.
A day given over to the historical heart of the capital: an outside visit to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and his stilt house, the One Pillar Pagoda and the Temple of Literature. In the afternoon, a stroll around Hoan Kiem lake, a cyclo ride through the Old Quarter and a stop at Tran Quoc Pagoda.
Transfer by shared coach to the bay, a UNESCO Natural Heritage Site, and embark on the cruise. You'll sail among thousands of limestone islets, caves and floating villages, with lunch and dinner on board. Overnight in your cabin, under an open sky on the water.
Wake up to emerald water and breakfast on board, followed by a brunch as the cruise carries on exploring the bay. Return to the pier, transfer to Hanoi and an internal flight to Hue, the old imperial capital. Arrival and check-in.
Sail along the Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda and visit the Imperial Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its Purple Forbidden City. In the afternoon, a walk through the Imperial Tomb of Tu Duc, the emperor's retreat of pavilions and gardens.
Transfer by shared coach to Hoi An, crossing the coastal landscapes of central Vietnam. In the afternoon, a visit to the Ancient Town: Japanese Bridge, Chinese assembly halls, merchant houses and the market on the banks of the Thu Bon river.
A free day to take Hoi An at your own pace: the hotel pool, street food, a bike ride between rice paddies or an afternoon at the nearby beaches. After dark, the lanterns of the old town set the Thu Bon aglow.
Transfer to Da Nang airport and internal flight to Ho Chi Minh, formerly Saigon. In the afternoon, a visit to the Reunification Palace, the Central Post Office, the outside of Notre Dame Cathedral and the buzzing Ben Thanh Market.
Free day after breakfast to take the pulse of Ho Chi Minh: hidden cafés, museums, markets and the constant electric current of its avenues. A great moment to add the optional excursion to the Mekong Delta.
Excursion to the famous Cu Chi Tunnels, an underground maze built during the war and a striking testament to Vietnamese resolve. Guided visit to understand how the network worked, lunch at a local restaurant and return to the city.
Free time after breakfast until the transfer to the airport. International flight back to Spain and end of services.
The same great journey with different levels of accommodation. Choose the package that suits you best.
Hand-picked experiences from the operator to make the most of every destination. You can add them when you book your grand tour.
Treat yourself to a one-of-a-kind dining experience at the prestigious Royal Park Restaurant and immerse yourself in the heritage of the Nguyen dynasty, lovingly recreated down to the last detail on day 6 of your journey.
You will savour authentic Hue royal cuisine in a setting that brings the past back to life: period costumes, traditional music and beautifully presented dishes prepared with meticulous care will transport you to a lavish banquet fit for royalty.
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Get ready for a culinary evening that brings you closer to the splendour of the Vietnamese imperial court.
A full-day getaway from Da Nang up to Ba Na Hills, perched at 1,478 metres above sea level — a cool-climate retreat that captivated French colonists and remains one of the most extraordinary corners of central Vietnam. The perfect way to spend day 8 of your journey.
The adventure begins at 8:00 AM with hotel pick-up. After a short drive, we ride up to the summit on one of the most spectacular cable cars in the world, a 20-minute ascent gliding over jungles and waterfalls. At the top, a pagoda crowned by a colossal Buddha statue awaits, along with lush flower gardens, French-style buildings and wine cellars.
The highlight is a stroll across the famous Golden Bridge, held aloft by two giant stone hands and ranked among the ten most astonishing bridges on the planet, with sweeping views over the national park, the waterfall, the ocean and the city in the distance. At the end of the day, we return to the hotel.
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Not included: gratuities, personal expenses and anything not expressly mentioned in the programme.
The perfect way to spend day 10 of your Vietnam journey: an immersion in the Mekong Delta, where the river sets the rhythm of daily life and tropical flavours await at every stop.
After pick-up at your hotel, you will transfer to My Tho, the land of the coconut and home to small family-run workshops producing coconut candy, rice paper and other handcrafted goods. You will board a boat to cruise the mighty Mekong, taking in the everyday scenes along both banks, before stepping ashore on one of the area's four islands to sample freshly picked tropical fruit in the heart of the plantation, accompanied by traditional Vietnamese folk music.
Next, small rowing boats steered by locals will take you through narrow canals lined with water coconut palms to reach the village workshops: honey tea tasting, traditional coconut candy making and a stroll through the bee garden. In the afternoon, you will return to Saigon with a stop at the Vinh Trang Pagoda, renowned for its blend of Chinese, Khmer and French architectural styles.
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Not included: tips, personal expenses or any other service not listed in the programme.
Not for this circuit. Spanish citizens are visa-exempt for tourist stays of up to 45 days under the Vietnamese resolution in force until 14 March 2028, provided the passport is valid for at least 6 months. Always confirm the latest rules through the official source before travelling.
Spanish travellers do not need a visa for tourist stays of up to 45 days, provided the passport is valid for at least 6 months. For longer stays you must apply for the e-visa through the official portal of the Vietnamese Immigration Department.
The currency is the dong (VND). Carry some cash for markets, taxis and tips; cards are accepted in city hotels and restaurants. Declare cash on arrival from USD 5,000.
No vaccines are mandatory from Spain, but public healthcare in Vietnam is limited. Travel with a policy that covers medical care and repatriation, and check recommended vaccines at your international vaccination centre.
Vietnam is a long country: in the north (Hanoi, Ha Long) summers are warm, humid and rainy; in the centre (Hue, Hoi An) typhoon season runs from September to November; in the south (Saigon) it is hot year-round. Pack light clothes, a rain jacket and a thin layer for cruises and flights.
The Spanish Foreign Ministry advises travelling with caution. Overall the country is safe, but watch your bag and phone against snatching in tourist areas and leave your passport in the hotel safe.
Vietnam runs 6 hours ahead of mainland Spain in summer and 7 hours ahead in winter. The first jet lag does bite: the free afternoon on arrival in Hanoi is a good moment to rest before the excursions begin.
The official language is Vietnamese. Hotels, tourist restaurants and the circuit's guides have English-speaking staff, and the programme's visits are guided in Spanish. Carrying the hotel address written in Vietnamese helps with taxis.
The grid runs on 220 V and sockets are usually type A, C or F, compatible with European plugs in most modern hotels. A small universal adapter will save you in older properties.
Wi-Fi is widespread and fast in hotels and cafés. For mobile data, a local SIM or an eSIM with Vietnam coverage is very cheap and handy for maps, translators and messaging on your free days.
Tips are not compulsory but are warmly appreciated: a reasonable amount for the guide and driver at the end of each visit, plus a few thousand dong at restaurants and for hotel staff, is what most travellers do.
Light, breathable clothing, comfortable shoes for plenty of walking, a thin rain jacket, a cap and mosquito repellent. To visit pagodas and imperial temples you should cover shoulders and knees.
Choose a departure, book with round-the-clock support and let Hanoi, Ha Long, Hue, Hoi An and Saigon tell you their story.