Yes, we specialize in tailoring experiences to your needs. If you wish to customise your trip, please contact us. If you want to skip a scheduled activity during the tour, simply let your guide know 24 hours in advance.
Vietnam is generally a very safe destination for honeymooners and tourists. The country has low crime rates, and violent crime against tourists is extremely rare. Most travelers experience nothing more serious than minor petty theft, which can be easily avoided with basic precautions.
As with any travel destination, it's important to stay aware of your surroundings, keep valuables secure, and avoid displaying expensive items openly. We recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance through SafetyWing for added peace of mind during your romantic getaway.
Our Vietnam honeymoon packages include private transportation and carefully selected luxury accommodations in safe areas, ensuring you can focus on creating beautiful memories together. For health preparations, check out our guide on recommended vaccines for Vietnam travel.
Vietnam's currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). US Dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas, but you'll get better rates paying in local currency. ATMs are readily available in cities and tourist areas, dispensing Vietnamese Dong.
Credit cards are accepted at upscale hotels, restaurants, and shops, but cash is still preferred for street food, markets, and smaller establishments. We recommend carrying a mix of USD and local currency for convenience.
For the best exchange rates and low international fees, consider getting a Wise travel card before your trip.
While not mandatory, travel insurance is highly recommended for Vietnam. It provides coverage for medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost luggage, and other unexpected situations that could affect your honeymoon.
Vietnam has good medical facilities in major cities, but travel insurance ensures you're covered for any health issues, accidents, or emergency evacuations. It also protects your investment in case you need to cancel or interrupt your trip.
We recommend SafetyWing travel insurance for comprehensive coverage. Make sure your policy covers adventure activities if you plan to participate in trekking, water sports, or other active pursuits during your Vietnam tour.
Vietnam has three main international airports: Tan Son Nhat in Ho Chi Minh City, Noi Bai in Hanoi, and Da Nang International Airport. Most international flights arrive in Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi, with connections available to other Vietnamese cities.
Major airlines serving Vietnam include Vietnam Airlines, Jetstar Pacific, and international carriers like Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, and Cathay Pacific. Book flights well in advance for better prices, especially during peak season (November-March).
For the best flight deals and comparison shopping, we recommend using Skyscanner to find competitive prices. For more flight booking tips, visit our flight arrangement guide.
Pack lightweight, breathable clothing for Vietnam's tropical climate. Include long sleeves and pants for temple visits, air-conditioned spaces, and mosquito protection. Don't forget comfortable walking shoes for exploring cities and hiking boots if your itinerary includes trekking.
Essential items include sunscreen, insect repellent, a rain jacket (especially during monsoon season), and a daypack for excursions. Bring modest clothing for temple visits and a light jacket for cooler mountain areas like Sapa.
Vietnam's power outlets use Type A, C, and G plugs, so pack appropriate adapters. Consider bringing a portable charger for long touring days and a waterproof bag for boat trips in Ha Long Bay.
Our Vietnam Adventure tour is perfect for active couples seeking adventure and cultural immersion. This comprehensive package includes jungle trekking opportunities, cycling tours, zip-lining, kayaking in Ha Long Bay, and exploring bustling cities on foot.
The itinerary features active experiences like hiking in Sapa's terraced mountains, exploring caves in Phong Nha, and cycling through rural villages in Hoi An. You'll also enjoy luxury accommodations and private transportation between destinations.
This complete package includes accommodation, select meals, private transfers, and curated activities - perfect for couples who want both adventure and comfort during their Vietnam honeymoon.
Honeymoon Tours partners with hand-picked luxury hotels and resorts throughout Vietnam to ensure exceptional stays. From boutique hotels in Hanoi's Old Quarter to beachfront resorts in Phu Quoc, we select accommodations that combine comfort, location, and authentic Vietnamese hospitality.
Expect modern amenities, excellent service, and unique touches that reflect local culture. Many of our selected properties feature spas, pools, and romantic settings perfect for honeymooners. We ensure all accommodations meet our high standards for cleanliness, comfort, and service.
Your complete package includes luxury accommodation throughout your journey, with room upgrades and special honeymoon touches where possible. Each property is chosen to enhance your overall Vietnam experience.
Vietnamese cuisine is fresh, flavorful, and healthy, featuring herbs, vegetables, rice, and noodles. Famous dishes include pho (noodle soup), banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich), fresh spring rolls, and cao lau. Each region has its specialties - northern cuisine is more subtle, central is spicier, and southern is sweeter.
Street food is an integral part of the culture and generally safe to eat from busy stalls with high turnover. Your Honeymoon Tours package includes select meals at quality restaurants, but we encourage exploring local cuisine during free time.
Vegetarian and dietary restrictions can usually be accommodated, though it's helpful to learn key phrases or have them written in Vietnamese. Fresh fruit, coffee, and seafood are exceptional throughout the country.
While no vaccinations are mandatory for Vietnam, several are recommended depending on your travel plans and areas you'll visit. Routine vaccines like MMR, DTaP, flu, and COVID-19 should be up to date.
Commonly recommended vaccines include Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, and Japanese Encephalitis (especially for rural areas). If you're planning to visit rural or jungle areas, Malaria prophylaxis might be advised.
Consult your doctor or travel clinic 4-6 weeks before departure for personalized advice. For detailed information, read our comprehensive guide on vaccines needed for Vietnam travel.
Visa requirements for Vietnam depend on your nationality and length of stay. Many countries are eligible for visa exemptions for stays up to 15-45 days, while others require a visa in advance or can obtain a visa on arrival.
E-visas are available for many nationalities and can be applied for online before travel. For the most current visa requirements and health recommendations, we recommend using Sherpa to check your specific requirements.
You can also read our detailed guide on vaccines and travel requirements for Vietnam.
Vietnam's diverse climate means there's always a good time to visit somewhere in the country. The ideal time for most regions is during the dry season from November to April, when temperatures are cooler and rainfall is minimal.
Northern Vietnam (Hanoi, Sapa) is best visited from October to April, while Southern Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta) enjoys pleasant weather year-round. Central Vietnam, including Hoi An and Hue, is most comfortable from February to August.
For comprehensive weather information, check our guide on Vietnam weather and best time to visit.
WiFi is available at all accommodations during the trip.
Yes sure. Please let us know in advance so we can plan accordingly.
No problem at all - just make sure to arrive at the hotel for the starting date of the tour! We can arrange early night’s accommodation at the hotel and airport transfer or provide easy-to-use directions for getting from the airport to our hotel where there are many other accommodation options if you prefer to shop around for pricing.
Yes, the dress code is seen as a show of respect to the culture, temple and monks that often live in the temples. Men should wear long pants and no cut-off sleeves. Women should wear trousers, a long skirt, or dress that extends fully below the knees and covers their shoulders - the knees should be fully covered. Tank tops and low cut shirts should also be avoided by both genders.
Not at all! The deposit confirms your place on the tour. We kindly ask that you provide the remaining balance no less than 60 days before your tour begins.
Yes! After placing your deposit, you can pay off the tour in installments of your choosing and at your convenience. The final remaining balance is due at least 60 days before your tour is set to begin.
We recommend the following: - 1 pair of long trousers - 1 light but waterproof jacket (Nothing too thick!) - Simple padlock to lock up your belongings - 1 long sleeved top - 1 electrical converter (to avoid blowing out that hairdryer or beard trimmer) - Shoes that are suitable for hiking - Waterproof shoes if you have them - Shoes that are easily removed. (Upon entering temples and many buildings you will be expected to remove your shoes as a sign of respect. The easier, the better.) - Swimwear - A camera is highly suggested to remember your experience! - Insect repellent - Sunscreen. Lots of sunscreen And of course, the usual: passport, spending money, adventurous curiosity, positive attitude, etc!
Your deposit secures your place on the tour. This holds your spot on the tour up until 60 days before your tour is set to begin when the remaining balance is due in full. If payment is not received by this point, your spot on the tour will be cancelled and the spot will be offered to another potential group member. The remaining balance is displayed in your account. Several reminders will go out before this date to remind you of when your payment is due!
Not at all! A small deposit will confirm your place on the tour. We ask that you please provide the remaining balance no less than 60 days before your tour begins.
Vegetarians will be happy to know that Vietnam is very accommodating for vegetarians. Your tour guide can instruct any kitchen to create a Vietnamese dish without meat which they will often substitute with freshly-made tofu.
Both! There are ATM machines throughout the tour in nearly every location we visit. There is usually a currency exchange fee and most banks will charge a processing fee. For this reason, we suggest withdrawing however much you feel you will need on tour (explained above) when using the machines. The more you use the ATMs the more fees you will pay. Vietnam has a cap on most withdrawals so we suggest using ANZ Bank Machines as they allow withdrawals of up to 5M VND per transaction. For currency exchange, there are kiosks throughout the airport when you land and also opportunities in Hanoi once you arrive at the hotel. These kiosks accept all major currencies from Western countries. You can also exchange at home before you arrive but the exchange fee is usually higher. The cheaper option is to use an ATM card but currency exchange is also readily available. Just make sure to let your bank know you plan to travel abroad so they do not lock your account when they see a sudden overseas withdrawal.
Yes, the dress code is seen as a show of respect to the culture, temple and monks that often live in the temples. Men should wear long pants and no cut-off sleeves. Women should wear trousers, a long skirt, or dress that extends fully below the knees and covers their shoulders - the knees should be fully covered. Tank tops and low cut shirts should also be avoided by both genders.
