This thirteen night journey through Vietnam and Cambodia suits travellers who want variety in their destinations and a clear flow from place to place. Starting in Hanoi, the route moves south through central and southern Vietnam before continuing into Cambodia, combining guided touring with time to enjoy each location without overloading the days. With private transfers, internal flights and key experiences included, the trip works well for first time visitors who want to see the highlights done properly.
Begin in Hanoi with three nights in the capital, staying centrally for easy access to the Old Quarter and main sights. On your first evening, join a guided street food experience, walking through local neighbourhoods and trying well known Vietnamese dishes while learning how food shapes daily life in the city.
A full day guided tour introduces Hanoi’s key landmarks, including historic temples, museums and government buildings, giving context to the city’s past and present. Another highlight is a full day trip to Halong Bay, travelling by luxury cruise through the limestone karsts and spending time on the water before returning to Hanoi in the evening.
Fly south to Danang and transfer to Hoi An for three nights. This riverside town is known for its lantern lit streets, historic houses and relaxed pace. Time here is well balanced between exploring the old town, visiting local cafés and enjoying the surrounding countryside.
One morning includes a guided visit to the My Son Sanctuary, the former spiritual centre of the Champa Kingdom. Set among jungle covered hills, the ruins offer insight into Vietnam’s ancient history before returning to Hoi An with the afternoon free.
Continue south to Ho Chi Minh City for three nights, staying along the river close to the city centre. A half day guided tour by motorbike takes you through different neighbourhoods, offering a street level view of how the city works day to day.
Another guided visit explores the Cu Chi Tunnels, where underground networks used during the Vietnam War give a deeper understanding of the country’s recent history. The rest of your time is free to enjoy markets, cafés and rooftop bars across the city.
Fly into Cambodia and spend three nights in Siem Reap, the gateway to Angkor. A full day private tour by tuk tuk takes you through the Angkor temple complex, including Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm, allowing time to explore each site without rushing.
A half day visit to Tonle Sap Lake shows a different side of Cambodia, travelling by boat past floating villages and learning how communities live and work on the water. Evenings in Siem Reap are relaxed, with plenty of restaurants and bars close by.
Return flights from Dublin with Emirates via Dubai, all internal flights within Vietnam and Cambodia, private airport transfers throughout, accommodation throughout including city hotels and resorts, daily breakfasts where stated, guided street food experience in Hanoi, full day Hanoi highlights tour, full day Halong Bay luxury cruise, guided visit to My Son Sanctuary, Ho Chi Minh City motorbike tour, Cu Chi Tunnels guided visit, full day private Angkor temples tour by tuk tuk, and Tonle Sap Lake half day tour. Based on 2 passengers sharing. Flights depart Dublin on 02 May 2026. Price is correct at the time of posting 15 January 2026. Offers are subject to change.
Price from €2,600 per person
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