Whether travelling alone, as a couple or with family, Vietnam has never-ending opportunities for engaging adventures and unforgettable experiences. Embark on a multi-centre journey through a country bursting with stunning scenery, unchanged traditions and a strong sense of cultural identity.
Sail Halong Bay, the Bay of the Descending Dragon, featuring boats of all styles and sizes. Two-night voyages reveal the tranquillity of lesser-visited coves and limestone islets.
Hoi An charms with lantern-lit streets and a lively waterfront, while nearby Hue pairs imperial history with a growing scene of art and modern culture.
Vietnam invites discovery, whether by Vespa through buzzing streets, jeep into rural backroads or on guided tastings through local markets.
Along Vietnam’s coast and islands, elegant beach resorts offer calm, space and barefoot luxury in some of Asia’s most scenic settings.
Explore Ho Chi Minh City’s rich layers, from colonial architecture to contemporary energy, before drifting south into the timeless Mekong Delta.
A land of extraordinary natural beauty tracing a curve down the eastern edge of South East Asia, Vietnam is a wonderful fusion of influences from around the world. Blessed with a pleasant climate, Vietnam has much to offer the modern traveller. View the dramatic rock formations of Halong Bay, the lush, steamy waterways of the Mekong Delta and dramatic mountain ranges or step back in time in the rural surrounds of the emerald-green paddy fields where locals go about daily life.
Meanwhile, modern-day Vietnam can be found in the cities, rife with technicoloured character and a blend of old and new, from the historic buildings to the present-day hum of motorbikes through the streets. Explore caves in the national parks and take in the sights of the country’s heritage, or enjoy recreational pursuits like cycling along beachfront avenues while staying in luxurious resorts and sampling authentic local dishes made with fresh and fiery flavours.
Vietnam has many different microclimates across the country. In general, the northern rainy season runs from October to March with the South experiencing rains from May to November. As most visitors travel to several areas, the destination is popular year round but the best balance can often be found in April, May and October.
Mia Resort Nha Trang is a peaceful beachfront hideaway nestled between lush mountains and the sparkling waters of the South China Sea. Just a short drive from the heart of Nha Trang, the resort offers barefoot luxury, natural beauty, and heartfelt Vietnamese hospitality.
On the lush Son Tra Peninsula of Da Nang, this luxurious retreat overlooks a private bay with breathtaking beach views. Designed by renowned architect Bill Bensley, the resort features opulent accommodations, Michelin-starred dining, and indulgent spa experiences.
Discover the hidden charm of Hoi An where time slows down, nature takes centre stage, and every moment feels like a gentle escape. Surrounded by swaying coconut palms and vibrant rice fields, enjoy a stay at this boutique retreat filled with the charm of Vietnam’s rich heritage.
Set in a quiet valley surrounded by the forested hills of Hoa Binh Province, Avana Retreat has been designed with care for its natural setting and respect for local heritage. It offers space to pause, walk, and connect with a landscape shaped by forest, rice terraces and mountain communities.
Along an expansive sweep of sand, near some of Vietnam’s most remarkable cultural sites, the resort’s sophisticated, striking villas form a sculptural line along the dramatic beachfront.
Six Senses Ninh Van Bay sits on a secluded peninsula overlooking the East Vietnam Sea, where impressive rock formations, white-sand beaches and towering mountains all combine to create an idyllic island feeling.
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