Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand
Includes all flights, transfers throughout, accommodation, excursions, English-speaking guide, daily breakfast & extras
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A Far East adventure like no other, this 14-night extravaganza takes you through the highlights of Vietnam and Cambodia before rounding your trip off with some relaxation on Thailand’s most beautiful beaches. All transportation is included so you don’t have to worry about a thing, as well as daily breakfast and multiple excursions led by an English-speaking tour guide.
Please see a detailed itinerary below.
Day 1
Arrival in Ha Noi and transfer to your hotel. Enjoy the day at your leisure.
Day 2
After breakfast, you’ll join get the cruise to Halong Bay across the Red River Delta. Upon arrival at Halong, enjoy a further cruise to admire the nature followed by a seafood lunch. Spend some time at Halong Bay swimming or kayaking and return to the cruise for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 3
After breakfast, the boat will sail back to the port with a stop at the Limestone Cave. You’ll return to Hanoi at 5pm for an overnight stay.
Day 4
After breakfast, you’ll take a limousine car to Sapa. Enjoy the day at your leisure. Overnight in Sapa.
Day 5
After breakfast, your local guide will transport you to the cable car station for a cable car ride to Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam. After lunch, head to Muong Hoa Valley where you’ll follow a trekking route. Overnight stay at the local house of the Giay minority.
Day 6
After breakfast, you’ll head to the Giang Ta Chai village of Red Dao minority. Take a rest by a waterfall during your trek and enjoy lunch. Next, continue toward Su Pan where you’ll be picked up and transported back to Sapa.
Day 7
After breakfast, enjoy leisure time before being transported to the airport for your flight to Ho Chi Minh. Transfer to your hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 8
You’ll partake in a motorbike safety briefing before riding on the back of a vehicle to have a Vietnamese breakfast. Next, you’ll visit a local wet market to shop and sample fruit and coconut water before visiting some of the city’s must-see landmarks. Then, you’ll sample Vietnamese coffee before stopping for lunch and returning to your hotel for the evening at your leisure.
Day 9
After breakfast, you’ll head to Mekong Delta and cruise down the river and around the four islands with a stop at Unicorn Island and a visit to the fruit plantation. You’ll ride across the Thoi Son canal and visit a honeybee farm before having lunch. Cycle through the village and meet local villagers before returning to Ho Chi Minh.
Day 10
After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your flight to Siem Reap. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy the day at your leisure.
Day 11
After breakfast, you’ll visit the South Gate of Angkor Thom and continue on to Ta Prohm. After lunch, you’ll visit a small temple followed by a visit to Angkor Wat and Bakheng Hill for a sunset view. After dinner, enjoy the evening at your leisure.
Day 12
After breakfast, enjoy some free time before being transferred to the airport for a flight to Phuket. Transfer to your hotel upon arrival for an overnight stay.
Day 13
After breakfast, enjoy Phuket at your leisure.
Day 14
After breakfast, enjoy Phuket at your leisure.
Day 15
After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your return flight home.
Vietnam has emerged from past centuries as a modern state where old traditions are very much kept alive in both the blossoming cities of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, as well as in the villages and towns along the Tonkin Bay. In the north you can explore the mountainous beauty of Sapa or head to the coast to see the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ha Long Bay, and definitely don’t miss out on seeing the Vietnamese capital Hanoi. The south of the country is a place where the mighty Mekong River flows into the sea and the great Ho Chi Minh City remains constantly awake. Next on the agenda is Cambodia’s Siem Reap, which is located in the northwest area of the country. Siem Reap boasts a thriving contemporary art scene and classic architecture, but still is a hub of tourist entertainment thanks to the world-class dining and diverse nightlife – but no trip is complete without a visit to the incredible Angkor Wat temple. Your last stop is Phuket, Thailand’s largest island and is nothing less than a tropical paradise in more ways than one. Phuket is covered by lush rainforests and fringed by powder-soft beaches, and is a hub for partygoers, foodies, relaxation lovers and adventure seekers. Patong is an area made famous by the notorious Bangla Road while the low-key regions of Kata and Karon boast beautiful beaches and are home to some of the best sunsets on the islands.
