Vietnam

Don’t be a tourist

be a traveller

1 country, 100 hours, 2100 km

Explore Vietnam along its coastline in 4 days

This trip is specially designed for those, who like adventure trips and exploring on its own, it might sound easy, but it takes some courage to travel alone without knowing the language or the environment.

Start from the popular Ha Long Bay on the day 1, following a stop in Hue and Hoi An where you will have a chance to get to know their rich history.

Day 3 and 4 belongs to the south and experience beautiful cities like Nha Trang or Vung Tau.

Rest during the night in the sleeping bus or train and explore during the day!

Do you have an adventurous soul to undertake this majestic coastal trip along Vietnam?

Travel from the north to the south within 100 hours and explore Vietnamese finest landscape

for Explorers

You love challenges, being somewhere far from your family

and friends on your own is familiar to you. What really

motivates you is the thought of seeking new travel experience.

Walkabout..

4 days, almost 2100 km on roadsThis road trip has been made for physically strong adventurous backpackers, that are not afraid of exploring on their own or in a couple! The main aim is to reach the south from the north in 100 hours, it might seems difficult, but with the right choice of transport, the travel journey itself can be less than 30 hours. There are many opportunities to explore since the day 1. The landscape of the Ha Long Bay is stunning. Challenge the mountain area in Ninh Binh on the way from the Bay or use the boats and float on a river and enjoy the beautiful surroundings and rice fields in Ninh Binh.

Day 1: Get from Hanoi, the capital city to the Ha Long Bay, from there it is completely up to you which transport you will choose to get to Hue and Hoi An.

Day 2: Spend an early morning in Hue, a capital city during the Nguyen’s Dynasty in the past then move to Hoi An by the night, which is the best time to explore this old city.

Day 3: Nha Trang is the next destination, a wonderful place with majestic scuba-diving places, with a chance to learn how to dive with the professionals

Day 4: Finish this amazing trip in the Ho Chi Minh City, the city named after the most famous Vietnamese person in the history, get to know more about this city once you get there!

Why Vietnam?

Interesting facts

Vietnam is a coffee nation, according to the European Coffee Federation statistics, Vietnam produce 16% of the world's total production. There is nothing better than a fresh grounded traditional iced-coffee during the hot days!

The population of Vietnam is approximately 94, 5 mil. There are around 37 mil. registered motorbikes. Vietnam is considered as a bike country. The travellers are often surprised with the fact, that almost everything can be carried

Vietnam is also well known for its affordability, it is a perfect option for low budget travellers. Various choices of accommodation including hotels and hostels mostly for a cheap price even in big cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City. The transport prices

Food lovers will fall in love with this country. The street food especially is very exceptional and traditional. Once a foreign person try a soup called Pho, they just "pho in love" with it. And the best part is, that it tastes different in every area!

Usual goods transportation by locals

Traffic jam in the capital city Hanoi

Traditional “ca phe sua da” - coffee with condensed milk

Paddle boarding in Mui Ne. For the lovers of water sports, this might be one of the alternatives. Enjoy calm waters of Mui Ne Bay near Ho Chi Minh City. Paddle boarding is also a great form for exercising, however more than that, is the amazing fun!

Driving a motorbike is a whole new experience. Forget about the classic European streets full of car where it is easier to drive. Challenge yourself in a country of bikes! It is a perfect way to enjoy the freedom and experience new places.

Besides paddle boarding, there is an option of kayaking around the well-mentioned Ha Long Bay. There is no better way to experience this beautiful place than from water. Rent a kayak and explore the hidden caves as you go.

Cycle around Sapa, situated on the north, which is a place surrounded with rice fields. Rent a bike and explore through the farms to the fields and try some authentic and delicious street food on the way from the small local farms and cafes.

Activities

Another way how to enjoy the local water is to try diving in Phu Quoc, which is on south from Ho Chi Minh City. It is a beautiful Vietnamese island surrounded with palms, golden sand, beaches and a majestic underwater life.

Lao Cai Province is close to Sapa, why not to use this into an advantage and try to beat the highest peak of Vietnam, Mount Fansipan. A successful trek will reward you with a spectacular view from the highest point of Vietnam.

Paddle boarding in Mui Ne

Vietnamese highest point

Scuba diving in Phu Quoc