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This six-day itinerary is built for travellers who want Vietnam’s north-to- central route covered without piecing together separate bookings for city transfers. With this Vietnam tour package, travellers move from the lively streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter to the limestone landscapes of Hạ Long Bay, before heading south to Da Nang for hilltop views and laid-back coastal days. It’s a compact way to experience two very different sides of Vietnam.
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Arrive at Noi Bai International Airport and transfer to your 4-star hotel in central Hanoi. Use the rest of the day at your leisure. You could step out to wander the Old Quarter’s narrow lanes and sample your first plate of pho.
Set off on a full-day Hạ Long Bay cruise through one of northern Vietnam’s most photographed seascapes. Sail past towering karst islands and take in views that shift with every bend in the water. Enjoy lunch on board and return to Hanoi by evening.
Check out of your Hanoi hotel and fly to Da Nang, a short domestic hop that trades old-quarter alleys for a wide coastal skyline. Transfer to your Da Nang hotel and check in. You can spend the evening exploring the riverfront or unwinding.
Head up to Ba Na Hills by cable car, one of the world’s longest single-track rides, for panoramic views over Da Nang’s hills and coastline. Walk across the Golden Bridge, lifted by giant hands made to resemble stone, before exploring the French-style village and gardens around it.
Spend the morning climbing through Marble Mountains, where cave shrines and hilltop viewpoints sit tucked into five stone peaks. In the afternoon, move on to Hoi An’s ancient town for a guided walk through its yellow-walled streets, followed by a lantern boat ride along the river as evening sets in.
Check out from your hotel and transfer to Da Nang International Airport for your onward flight. As your Vietnam tour comes to an end, take one last look at Da Nang before heading home.
Hanoi, Vietnam Dolce by Wyndham Hanoi Golden Lake offers a luxurious stay in Hanoi, known for its elegant interiors, modern amenities, and distinctive gold-accented design.
The hotel is subject to availability. An equivalent or superior property will be arranged in case of unavailability. Upgrades are available on request.
October to April is the best time to visit Hanoi, while Da Nang is most pleasant from February to May. If you are visiting both cities on Vietnam tour packages, February to April offers a good balance of weather across both destinations.
A full-day Hạ Long Bay cruise usually runs six to eight hours, including lunch on board. Overnight cruises are also available for travellers who want to spend a night anchored among the limestone islands.
Many travellers extend their Vietnam holiday package with White Trails to include a Ho Chi Minh City tour, given its distinct history and pace. It works well as a separate leg rather than a rushed add-on.
Try bun cha in Hanoi, cao lau in Hoi An and fresh seafood along Da Nang’s coast. Vietnamese coffee, often served with condensed milk, is also worth trying in any city on your route.
Da Nang’s beaches are great for travellers who want city convenience alongside the coast, while Nha Trang beach areas lean more resort-focused. Both are strong choices; the right one depends on how much city access you want nearby.
Both sites near Ho Chi Minh City offer a direct, unfiltered look at Vietnam’s wartime history. Given Cu Chi’s distance from the city, they’re usually combined as a full-day trip and are worth including for history-focused travellers.
Yes, Hue Imperial City is a common extension on Da Nang tour packages, usually done as a full-day trip. It adds a look at Vietnam’s royal history alongside the coastal and hilltop experiences already covered.
Hanoi Old Quarter is a great place for shopping, with lanes dedicated to specific crafts and goods. Travellers interested in silk often visit Van Phuc silk village on the city’s outskirts for a closer look at the weaving process.
Most Vietnam group tours cover Hạ Long Bay as a northern highlight and Ba Na Hills as part of the central leg, much like this itinerary by White Trails. Group pricing on transfers and tickets tends to work out more efficiently for larger corporate and personal parties.
Yes, Vietnam works well for first-time visitors, with well-established routes between Hanoi, Hạ Long Bay and Da Nang. White Trails’ Vietnam tour packages help first-timers move between regions smoothly without managing every booking themselves.
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