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Angkor Passion 4 days/ 3 night

Angkor Passion is a classic trip that explores the magnificent ancient ruins of Angkor appealing with coffee sunrise and sunset drinks.


Day 1: Arrival
Arrival transfer to your hotel in Siem Reap; afternoon visit the oldest Rolous group of temples - Preah Ko, Bakong and Lolei temples.

Day 2: Siem Reap (B,L)
Rise up early in the morning for a wonderful sunrise at Angkor Wat. In the morning, we will explore Angkor Thom, the site of the ancient capital of the Khmer period. Visit the South Gate, Bayon, Royal Enclosure, Phimeanakas, Elephant Terrace and the Terrace of Leper King. Then, we visit Ta Prohm, which many consider to be the most charming of all the temples. We spend the full afternoon exploring the main Angkor Wat Temple.

Day 3: Siem Reap (B,L)
This morning, we take a boat trip on the Tonle Sap Lake to see the ancient and interesting way of life on the water. You then will have a chance to do some shopping in the Old Market. In the afternoon, enjoy a drive for about 45mins through lovely countryside to visit Bantaey Srei and Bantaey Kdei, which many consider Bantaey Srei to be the prettiest temple. We will enjoy a stunning sunset over Pre Rup temple.

Day 4: Departure (B)
You are free until departure.

Trip includes

English Speaking Guide.
Accommodation based on twin sharing
All transfers in private car/ van/ buss
Meals as indicated ( B = Breakfast; L = Lunch; D = Dinner
Entrance fees and permits during guided time.
Service charge & Government taxes

Trip excludes

International Airfares.
International departure tax
Meals not indicated
Visas and visa arrangement
Personal travel insurance (Compulsory).
Personal expenses such as Bar, Telephone and Laundry bills.
Tips and gratuities

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Toum Tiou Saigon – Siem Reap – 8D/7N

Day 1
Full day    [Saigon]     [My Tho]
15:45 Toum Tiou is open for embarking.
16:00 Clearance of departure formalities.
16:30 Departure for My Tho, security briefing.
19:00 Welcome drink and info meeting about cruise, crew introduction. Welcome dinner. Overnight on board.

Day 2
Morning    [My Tho]     [Vinh Long - Cai Be]
Departure of the Toum Tiou early in the morning.
07:00 Breakfast during navigation on the marvelous canal of Cho Gao.
08:00 Arrival at My Tho – Toum Tiou drops anchor on river in the proximity of Thoi Son Island.
On the banks of a northern arm of the Mekong, My Tho, which translates as “fragrant herb”, where tourists come to
discover the beauty of the delta. It’s a quiet, prosperous city of about 100,000 inhabitants, famous for its many fruit
orchards, gardens and the huge rice fields that surround it. The climate is warm and pleasant year round.
The surrounding countryside is home to one of the most luxuriant gardens of Vietnam, with its coconut palms,
banana and mango trees.
Local boats are coming alongside Toum Tiou to pick up passengers and transfer to the mainland.
Departure for Vinh Trang Pagoda by car – Short panoramic tour of My Tho town on the way, stop for a visit of My Tho
market. Return at the pier – Passengers cruise on the river to Thoi Son Island by local boat to visit the island, explore
local people’s daily life and enjoy locally seasonal fruits.
10:00 Passengers re-embark Toum Tiou and leaves My Tho for Cai Be. Lunch and leisure on board.
Afternoon    [Vinh Long - Cai Be]     [Sa Dec]
13:30 Toum Tiou drops anchor at Cai Be. Local boats are coming alongside Toum Tiou, picking up the passengers and
cruise around Cai Be Floating Market.
Continuing for Vinh Long – a brick and pottery factory, the Binh Hoa Phuoc Islet Nursery of Fruit Trees as well a
typical house and a show room of traditional farming tools.
Vinh Long, which translates as “Majestic Dragon”, is right in the middle of the delta, between two arms of the
Mekong. The soil of Vinh Long is enriched by silt deposits, making it ideal for growing mandarins and other citrus
fruits. Life is organized around the water. Houses on stilts, hawkers in boats, hundreds of small craft crisscross in all
directions. The hospitality of the locals makes it a tourist destination par excellence.
16:30 Return on the Toum Tiou, departure for Sa Dec.
19:30 Arrival at Sa Dec, Toum Tiou drops anchor on the river. Dinner and overnight on board.

Day 3
Full day    [Sa Dec]     [Chau Doc]
06:00 Breakfast.
07:00 Sa Dec – Short panoramic tour and transfer to Trung Vuong primary school. Continuing to Kien An Cung Pagoda.
Stroll around Sa Dec Market along Sa Dec River bank. This small city of 30,000 inhabitants is fascinating in its
unspoiled authenticity and undisturbed by tourists. It provides a glimpse of the delta where a few colonial houses still
remain, including the “Chinaman’s house” (from Duras’ novel “The Lover”, also made into a movie).
09:00 Passengers re-embark; Toum Tiou leaves Sa Dec for Chau Doc, lunch and leisure on board.
17:00 Arrival after lunch at Victoria Hotel Chau Doc jetty.
Departure for fish raising rafts and Cham minority village by local boat. Return to the Victoria. If the timing is
allowing it, watch of the sunset on the Sam Mountain which peaks at 237 meters. Its well-known Buddhist
sanctuaries offer an unobstructed view over the mosaic of glistening rice paddies below. To the left is Cambodia, the
flow of the Mekong on the horizon breaks into an infinity of silver ribbons. Visit on the way of the Lady Chua Xu
temple and Tay An Pagoda.
19:30 Return to the boat, Dinner at the Victoria Hotel’s restaurant.
Overnight onboard at the jetty of the hotel; passengers are free to enjoy the hotel facilities (swimming pool, billiards,
bar, Internet) or stroll in Chau Doc.

Day 4
Morning    [Chau Doc]     [Koh Dek Chau]
Toum Tiou leaves early in the morning for Vinh Xuong (Vietnamese border). Breakfast during navigation.
08:00 Arrival at Vinh Xuong check-point – Formalities clearance for Toum Tiou to cross the border.
10:30 Toum Tiou leaves Vinh Xuong check point for Kôh Dek Chau Island. Lunch during the navigation.
Afternoon    [Koh Dek Chau]     [Phnom Penh]
14:30 Arrival at Kôh Dek Chau island. A short break along the way, it allows to get a fascinating, close-up look at daily
life in Cambodia. On the fringes of civilization, the 600 people who live on Kôh Dek Chau will receive your visit
with some surprise. School children will escort you along your way. You will go through the village that occupies
the full length of the island, walking along a trail shaded by date palms.
16:00 Toum Tiou leaves for Phnom Penh.
20:00 Arrival at Phnom Penh. Dinner and overnight on board.

Day 5
Full day    [Phnom Penh]
08:00 Breakfast, departure for the “KILLING FIELDS” – Tuol Sleng Museum, old center of detention, of torture and
execution between 1975 and 1979. The visit of this place is essential to understand what could be the fatal
madness perpetrated by the Khmer Rouges.
12.00 Return to Phnom Penh, lunch in a local restaurant.
15:00 Balance of the day free exploration on own. Suggestions can be made up on the interest of passengers. FCC,
Russian market, other boutiques (antiques), etc.
19:00 Return to the boat. Local group performs on board traditional “APSARA” show for 45 minutes.
Overnight on board.

Day 6
Full day    [Phnom Penh]     [Kampong Tralach]
07:00 Breakfast, half day city sightseeing tour including the Royal Palace and the National Museum.
12:00 The Toum Tiou leaves Phnom Penh for Kompong Tralach. Lunch during navigation.
16:00 Arrival at Kampong Tralach to visit its wonderful Vihara belonging to Wat Kampong Tralach Leu pagoda. To get
to it, we cross Kampong Tralach Krom village along a small road perpendicular to the river, crossing some
gorgeous stretches of emerald rice paddy as we leave the river behind.
The Vihara dates back to early last century. It was probably built on an older site, as indicated by the latérite
foundations, and is home to some outstanding mural paintings. These, however, are starting to suffer from
weathering. They remain one of the last survivors of cultural destruction that continues unabated due to
widespread indifference.
Standing by itself in the middle of rice fields, it is a modest pagoda that receives very few visitors. Its isolation
may well be its undoing, as was the case for Wat Tani Pagoda in the province of Kampot.
18:00 Passengers re-embark. The Toum Tiou drops anchor few miles away. Diner and overnight on board.

Day 7
Morning    [Kampong Tralach]     [Kampong Chhnang]
07:00 Departure of the Toum Tiou early in the morning. Sail to Kampong Chnang. Breakfast during navigation.
08:00 Arrival to Kampong Chnang.
Located some 56 miles from Phnom Penh, the town of Kampong Chnang is one of the largest fishing ports on
the Tonlé Sap. Fish farming is also widely practiced in the area. The area is famous for its pottery ware,
unchanged in style for centuries, which is produced in sufficient quantities to supply the entire country. And not
to be overlooked are the products of the Thnot tree (sugar palm – a real national symbol) that abounds in the
area: a mellow tasting, caramel-colored sugar sold in large cakes and palm wine.
10:30 Passengers re-embark the Toum Tiou. Lunch on board on the way to Kampong Luong.
Afternoon    [Kampong Chhnang]     [Kampong Luong] / [Chnok Tru]
15:00 Arrival at Kampong Luong. Local boats are coming along the Toum Tiou and picking passengers for the visit.
Almost totally overlooked by tourists because of its remoteness and difficult access, the village is completely
self-sufficient. A floating school, factories to make ice for fish preservation, church, pagoda, service stations,
pigsty, stores, boat or television repair shops, video club, karaoke bar, police station… everything is on the
water. All trades are represented and everybody from children to grandparents goes by boat through the
network of canals that cross this little town.
18:00 Passengers re-embark. The Toum Tiou stays overnight under the protection of the flooded forest.
If the timing is allowing it, the boat navigates to approach Kompong Pluk, a charming village near Siem Reap.
19:30 Farewell cocktail (1 glass of local liquor or juice) with Master of Ship & Cruise Manager.
Captain’s farewell dinner (Enriched menu + 1 glass of wine). Overnight on board.

Day 8
Morning    [Kampong Luong] / [Chnok Tru]     [Siem Reap (Angkor)]
Departure of the Toum Tiou early in the morning. Time to pack and relax a half a day by crossing the Tonlé Sap
Lake. Eventual visit of Kompong Pluk before the arrival.
11:00 Arrival at Phnom Krom pier (5 miles from Siem Reap)

Cruise includes:

English / French speaking guide
Deluxe double/ twin cabin
Fullboard ( Meal, teas, coffee)
Admission fees and permits where applicable

Cruise excludes:

Airfares & airport taxes
Pre/post trip arrangement
Visa and visa arrangement
Travel insurance
Other personal expenses

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Mekong Eyes Cruise

About the Mekong Eyes Boat

The Mekong Eyes combines regional boat-building traditions with modern comforts to become the perfect holiday vessel to cruise the Mekong in style.

At 39m long and 8.5m wide, the Mekong Eyes river cruiser was built out of an old, traditional rice barge with the finest quality wood, and artfully decorated by skilled craftsmen of the Mekong Delta.

It contains 15 lavishly furnished twin and double rooms and can accommodate up to 30 passengers. Each room has a private bathroom with shower and hot water, wardrobe, air-conditioning and fan. The rooms are well insulated against climate and sound, and all offer a phantastic panoramic view of the river.

There is a large dining room in lower deck, and a stylish upper-deck inside sitting lounge, an open sitting area and sun deck on the top.

Technical specifications

•    Class: River cruiser
•    Max length: 39m (125 ft.)
•    Max beam: 8.5m (27 ft.)
•    Draft: 1.8m
•    Load: 400 tons
•    Number of rooms: 15 (9 twins and 6 doubles). All are deluxe standard with hot shower bathrooms attached.
•    1 dining room, 1 lounge/bar, outside sitting area and 1 sun deck.
•    Engine: Cummins 450hp.
•    2 Electric generators: Yanmar 100kVA. 24 hour electricity supply.
•    Toshiba central-controlled air-conditioning and air ventilation.
•    Heat and smoke detectors, Fire fighting system, Fire alarm system (Networks Inc., USA)

Route 1: Can Tho – Cai Be. 100 km, 9 hours cruising. Departure: on odd days

Day 1: Panorama Cruise

At 7:00 we’ll pick you up in Ho Chi Minh City and take you to Can Tho. Board the Mekong Eyes at 12.30 at Ninh Kieu Pier. We will show you our on-board facilities and your cosy cabin. Enjoy a refreshing welcome drink. As lunch is served, the boat starts cruising downstream on the Hau river. Watch the daily life of the Mekong people through the panoramic windows.

The boat heads to Tra On floating market, then up the Nikolai canal to Cai Nhum, a little town on the banks of the river Mang Thit. Disembark for a leisurely stroll through the village and the surrounding fruit orchards or rice fields. Meet the friendly locals.

Get back on board and enjoy a drink at the bar or relax on the deck as the sun sets over the magnificent water landscape. The boat will anchor for the night, about 2 hours away from Cai Be. The day ends with a delicious on-board dinner.

Day 2: Life on the water in Cai Be floating market

Wake up to the sound of the River and get ready for another exciting day of sightseeing. At 06.30 we set off for a sunrise cruise through Cho Lach canal, teeming with sand and rice barges. Watch the locals go about their daily work drying exotic fruits and building ships on the wooden yards.

After breakfast, we will have a sampan boat tour of Cai Be floating market, one of the region’s busiest markets. Marvel at the sheer abundance of exotic fruits, vegetables and skilfully handicrafted regional products. We will pull up to the boats for talking and bargaining with the merchants. We will also visit some of the local candy and cake making factories.

The boat trip ends at around 11.00 – 11.30 on the pier in Cai Be. We’ll take you back to Ho Chi Minh City.

Route 2: Cai Be – Can Tho. 100 km, 9 hours cruising. Departure: every even days

Day 1: Panorama Cruise

We’ll pick you up at 8:00 in Ho Chi Minh City and take you to Cai Be. Board the Mekong Eyes at 12.30. Enjoy a welcome drink and get comfortable in your cabin with a great view through the panoramic windows. As lunch is served the Mekong Eyes starts cruising towards Cho Lach on the Tien Giang river. Watch the flow of daily life on the Mekong, the sand and rice barges, the locals building boats on the wooden yards and drying tropical fruits.

The boat heads to Cai Nhum, a little town on the banks of the river Mang Thit. Disembark for a pleasant walk through the village life and the surrounding fruit orchards and rice fields.

Back on board, enjoy a drink at the bar or take a rest on the deck as the sun sets over the vast water landscape of the Delta. We continue to Tra On where the boat will anchor for the night. The day ends with a delicious on-board dinner.

Day 2: Cai Rang floating market

Wake up well rested for another wonderful day of sightseeing. At 06.30 we set off for a sunrise cruise and an early breakfast.

After breakfast we will board sampan boats to visit Cai Rang floating market, one of the most lively floating markets of the Delta, with wonderful photo opportunities. Witness the fascinating scenes, the hustle and bustle of vendors and small boats laden with fruits. We will pull up to the merchants for talking and bargaining. Boat through the green water landscape to see local houses, verdant orchards and ship-building yards.

The boat trip ends at around 11.00 – 11.30 at Ninh Kieu pier in Can Tho. We’ll take you back to Ho Chi Minh City.

Trip Included:

English speaking guide
Round trip of private transfer from/to Saigon
Mekong Eyes cruise 2 days 1 night
Cruise in Mekong delta
Meals as indicated (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
Admission fees and permits where applicable
Taxes and service charge

Trip Excluded:

Airfares & airport taxes
Pre/post trip arrangement (upon request)
Visa and visa arrangement
Travel insurance
Other personal expenses

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Private Song Xanh Sampan Saigon & Phnom Penh 4 days/ 3 nights

Day 1: Cai Be – An Phu – Dong Hoa Hiep -/ Vinh Long/ Sa Dec (L,D)

Morning pick up you at 08:00 am transfer to Cai Be where you will embank the Song Xanh Sampan , the excursion starts from Cai Be town pier at around 10.00 am. you will be welcomed with fresh cotton towels.After your installation, the cruise will begin with the visit of Cai Be colorful floating market cruising among local barges full of fruits and vegetables.Visits will be made at an ancient mandarin house dating from 1890 where you will we welcomed by the owner.  Another stop at some local home factories will allow you to observe how rice paste, coconut candies and other specialties are traditionally made.  We will proceed to Phu An hamlet, an untouched beautiful area reflecting some of the best sights the Mekong Delta can offer. A delicious lunch will await you at “Le Longanier”, a superb Indochinese villa located by the river, in a lush tropical garden surrounded by fruit plantations.After lunch, your sampan will proceed to Sa Dec via Vinh Long, cruising by Dong Phu and An Binh islets famous for their fruit orchards. These evergreen islands among the Mekong River bring about large networks of meandering rivers, criss-crossed with countless arroyos, and remaining unknown to many people. Crossing the large Co Chien River we will pass under the spectacular My Thuan Bridge. On the banks, some dark smokes in the sky will lead us to one of the largest artisanal bricks and tiles factory where you will have an interesting visit. Further, Sa Dec town will appear like a little “Venice” with numerous narrow canals…You will disembark for a guided visit of this charming and peaceful town, walking along its narrow streets where beautiful French old houses and Chinese temples dating from the last century are numerous… You will visit the local market and the Trung Vuong primary school where well known writer Marguerite Duras spent her childhood (see her famous novel turned into the movie “The Lover”).  Back on board your sampan, you will enjoy a romantic dinner served on the deck during the sunset.First night on the Mekong river…

Day 2: Sac De – Long Xuyen – Cho Moi (B,L,D)

The breakfast will be served on board at 07am.Your Sampan will slowly leave Sa Dec and proceed the cruise upstream the river to Long Xuyen, a peaceful provincial town located on the Mekong’s banks. We will pass by several luxuriant islands, crossing countless sampan boats carrying sand, rice, fruits and vegetables, fishes, showing an intense activity on the river. Approaching Long Xuyen, your lunch will be served on board. Later, you will have a quick tour of Long Xuyen  typical center before cruising further to “Cu Lao Ong Ho” (The Tiger Island) for a visit at Ton Duc Thang museum, second president of Vietnam…We will proceed upstream on the Mekong river to Chau Doc. Some stops on the banks will be possible for cycling tours to discover deeper the inhabitants life style. In the evening, we will organize for you an exciting experience in a village located in the suburbs of Cho Moi, where your dinner will be arranged at some typical local house. You will be able to share experiences with family members and learn about traditional Southern Vietnam lifestyle, one of the highlights of your journey on the Mekong which should not be forgotten! Back on board your private sampan for your second night on the river.

Day 3: Cho Moi – Chau Doc (B)

Early morning, your breakfast will be served on board while we will be cruising to Chau Doc.We will cruise on a beautiful river, little arm of the Mekong, where several traditional activities can be observed on the banks (artisanal boat factories, bamboo baskets making, palm leaves cutting, net fishing), as well as old Vietnamese temples dating from late 19th century. We will be cruising the Bassac river before entering Chau Doc. The town is famous for its floating fish farming villages, floating markets and Cham villages, an ancient Muslim ethnic population with their kingdom covering Cambodia and south Vietnam during the 10th century. Located on the upper Mekong Delta, Chau Doc town is 280 km (174 miles) south-west of Ho Chi Minh City close to the Cambodian border. With such proximity to Cambodia, the local population is an eclectic mix of Cham, Khmer, Chinese and Vietnamese, sharing different cultures and historical richness. Your cruise journey will end before noon in Chau Doc where you will be pick up and transfer to hotel. Overnight in hotel in Chau Doc

Day 4 : Chau Doc – Phnom Penh (B)

After breakfast, we transfer to boat pier for deparutre to Phnom Penh by speed boat (leave 7.00 am, arrive Phnom Penh ~ 12.00). End of tour.

Cruise includes:

English speaking guide  on board
All transfer by private car/ van
2 breakfast on board, 1 breakfast in hotel in Chau Doc
1 lunch at Le Longanier Indochine Villa, 1 onboard
1 candlelight dinner on board , 1 at acient guest house
2 bottles of min. water/pers./day, Green tea, Fresh fruits
2 night onboard, 1 night in hotel 3 star
Boat Cruise as mentioned
Speed boat ticket  : Chau Doc – Phnom Penh
Meals as indicated ( B= breakfast; L= lunch; D = diner)
Admission fees and permits where applicable
Goverment tax & service charge

Cruise excludes:

Airfares & airport taxes
Pre/post trip arrangement
Visa and visa arrangement
Travel insurance
Other personal expenses

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Private Song Xanh Sampan Saigon to Rach Gia – Phu Quoc island

DAY 1: SAIGON – CAI BE – PHU AN – DONG HOA HIEP – VINH LONG – SA DEC (L,D)

Morning pick up from hotel around 08:00 am, departur for Cai Be. The excursion starts from Cai Be town pier at around 10.30 am. Upon embarkation on your sampan-hotel, you will be welcomed with fresh cotton towels.    After your installation, the cruise will begin with the visit of Cai Be colorful floating market cruising among local barges full of fruits and vegetables. We will proceed to Phu An hamlet, an untouched beautiful area reflecting some of the best sights the Mekong Delta can offer. On the way, stop will be made at some local home factories to observe how rice paste, coconut candies and other regional specialties are made. A delicious lunch will await you at “Le Longanier” restaurant, a superb Indochinese house located by the river, in a lush tropical garden surrounded by fruit plantations. After lunch, your sampan will cruise deeper into the country side along smaller rivers and canals. Visits on the river banks will allow you to discover some fruit markets and plantations such as bananas, water melon, coconuts, longans, as well as an ancient mandarin house dating from 1890 where you will we welcomed by the owner. Occasion will be given to establish friendly contacts with the local population. Your sampan will proceed to Vinh Long cruising along Dong Phu canal and An Binh islet famous for its fruits orchards. These evergreen islands among the Mekong River bring about large networks of meandering rivers, criss-crossed with countless arroyos, and remaining unknown to many people. Crossing the large Co Chien River we will pass under the spectacular My Thuan Bridge. We will proceed the cruise up-stream. On the banks some dark smokes will lead us to one of the biggest artisanal bricks and tiles factory where we will you have an interesting visit. Back on board, we will proceed to Sa Dec. The town appears like a little “Venice” with numerous narrow canals… Your sampan will moor for night. While you will have a tour in town, your dinner will be prepared on board. Overnight on board.

DAY 2: SA DEC – LONG XUYEN – ONG HO ISLAND (B,L,D)

The breakfast will be served on board at 07am. The day will begin with a guided visit of Sa Dec charming and peaceful town, walking along its narrow streets where beautiful French old houses and Chinese temples dating from the last century are numerous… You will also visit the local market and the Trung Vuong primary school where well known writer Marguerite Duras spent her childhood…(see her famous novel “The Lover”).  Back on board your private sampan for your second day cruise in the delta. While your sampan will proceed upstream on the Mekong river to Long Xuyen, a delicious lunch will be served on board… Long Xuyen is a peaceful typical provincial town lying on the Mekong’s banks, dotted with an attractive floating market… In the afternoon, excursion to “Ong Ho” island to visit the museum of Ton Duc Thang, second president of Vietnam…At the end of the day, we will organize for you an exciting evening  with your dinner arranged at a local house. You will be able to share experiences with family members and learn about traditional southern lifestyle, a highlight of your journey to be kept for long time in your memory…Back on board your private sampan for the your second night on the river.The cruise will slowly continue during the night to Rach Gia.

DAY 3: LONG XUYEN – RACH GIA – PHU QUOC Island (B)

Arrival at Rach Gia, a port town located at the southern end of Vietnam in the Gulf of Thailand. Its main industries are fishing and agriculture. The breakfast will be served on board at 07am (for those having a connecting boat express to Phu Quoc island at 08am, breakfast will be served at 06am). Pick up at Phu Quoc island. Transfert en groupe to hotel. Night in hotel a Phu Quoc.

DAY 4: PHU QUOC FREE TIME (B)

Free time in Phu Quoc.

DAY 5: PHU QUOC FREE TIME (B)

Free time in Phu Quoc.

DAY 6: PHU QUOC – Flight SAIGON (B)

Transfer to airport, flight Phu Quoc – Saigon. End of services.

Cruise includes:

English speaking guide  on board
Transfert and Transport in car private
Pick up and departure in Phu Quoc island par groupe transfer
2 breakfast on board ( = B)
1 lunch at Le Longanier Indochine Villa, 1 onboard ( Lunch = L)
2 dinners (at a local family’s house + one candlelight dinner on board) ( Dinner = D)
2 bottles of min. water/pers./day, Green tea, Fresh fruits
Boat Cruise
Meals as indicated ( B= breakfast; L= lunch; D = diner)

Admission fees and permits where applicable

Goverment tax & service charge

Hotel in Phu Quoc

Flight Phu Quoc – Saigon
Boat express Rach Gia – Phu Quoc

Cruise excludes:

Airfares & airport taxes
Pre/post trip arrangement
Visa and visa arrangement
Travel insurance
Other personal expenses

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Taste of Vietnam 10 days/ 9 nights

Day 1 : Ho Chi Minh Arrival
On arrival at Tan San Nhat Airport, welcome by guide and transferto the hotel. Ho Chi Minh City is a center of commerce, finance, culture and tourism in Vietnam. This bustling metropolis, contradiction of its northern counterpart, is crowded with bikes and motorbikes, excited by numerous shopping area and sidewalk cafes. If time permits, we stroll around the down town to explore the different local ways of life.
Dinner on your own. Overnight in HCM city

Day 2 : HCM city - Tay Nihh - Cuchi Tunnel (B)
The head quarter of Cao Dai sect is located in Tay Ninh. This religion was founded in 1923 and now numbers over 2 million members. After breakfast we travel by roads to Tay Ninh to see the ornate temple of Cao Dai and attend the fantastic mid-day service when the followers fill the hall wearing colored robes, a symbol of the curious combination of the Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Lunch on your own. Afterwards we continue to the famous Cu Chi Tunnels, which were an incredible underground network constructed by Vietnamese fighters during the long struggle for independence. The tunnels contained hospitals, plus accommodation and schools, and were used as a military base for the Vietcong in the American war.
Dinner on your own . Overnight in HCM city

Day 3 HCM city - Mekong Delta - HCM city (B,L)
Heading out of the town, we travel by roads to the Mekong Delta, Vietnam’s largest rice bowl. On arrival in My Tho we embark on a boat navigating around the intricate small canals in the delta region, which is a great way to observe the local lifestyle close-up and catch a view dotted by many islands. The exciting excursion will pass the lush green vegetation before arriving at the famous Unicorn Island. Here we have opportunities to stroll around an orchard, taste many seasonal fruits and enjoy wonderful traditional music. The next stop of our trip is Ben Tre Province to visit some fascinating local industries. After feasting on a huge lunch we return to Ho Chi Minh, stopping off along the way to see the beautiful Ving Trang Pagoda and the Cho Lon, Saigon’s Chinatown, which is crammed with sacred temples and mysterious, narrow lanes.
Dinner on your own. Overnight in HCM city

Day 4 HCM city - Danang - Hoian (B)
Today we spend a half day seeing some major sights of the city. We pass the now-demolished wartime American Embassy before we visit the Reunification Palace which was the former residence of the President of South Vietnam until end of April 1975, and some French colonial structures including the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Old Sai Gon Post Office. After seeing the Jade Emperor Pagoda and the War Remnant Museum, we continue our trip on to the bustling Ben Thanh Market where anything and everything is for sale!. Lunch on your own. The next stop of our trip is Danang via a short flight from Ho Chi Minh. On arrival you are greeted and driven to Hoian, which was originally a Cham seaport but has been influenced down centuries by a myriad of traders from various cultures.
Dinner on your own. Overnight in Hoian

Day 5 Hoian - Hue (B)
The ancient architecture of Hoian is a fascinating combination of Vietnamese traditional characters with Chinese and Japanese influence. There are plenty to see in this delightful and tranquil town, some of which are the famous Japanese Covered Bridges, the Pottery Museum, the 200 years old Tam Ky House, the Chua Ong Pagoda, the vibrant market. We visit these on our morning walking tour past many low tiled houses scattered along the small streets and assembly halls which reflect the town’s multi-cultural past. Upon leaving Hoi An, we drive north to the old imperial city of Hue. Along the way, we make stopover at the sensational Marble Mountains, the China Beach and Danang City for a visit to the Cham Museum. Lunch on your own.  We then follow the road crossing over the scenic Hai Van Pass before arriving in Hue, Vietnam’s last imperial capital of Vietnam.
Dinner on your own. Overnight in Hue

Day 6 Hue (B)
After breakfast we embark on a boat for cruise upstream on the Perfume River which also gives us a taste of the scenic countryside as well as an enjoyable visit to The beautiful pagoda of Thien Mu. Upon leaving this symbol of Hue we continue navigating to the mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang, in a tranquil setting of gardens and lakes. The next stop of our trip is the elaborate royal tomb of Emperor Tu Duc and the famous pagoda of Tu Hieu. Lunch on your own. On return to the city, we then take a walk to the bustling Dong Ba Market and pass many fantastic eating spots where visitors have a chance to sample some local delicacies, then transfer to airport for flight to Hanoi. Diner on your own. Overnight in Hanoi.

Day 7 Hanoi - Halong (B, L,D )
Breakfast at hotel and then start a 3-hour drive through the Red River Delta to Ha Long City. Comfort stop en route for photos and coffee before arriving to Ha Long City. We then transfer to a refurbished wooden sailing junk for a cruise through the limestone cliffs and emerald waters of Ha Long Bay, giving us the chance to take in the stunning scenery of this World Heritage Site. While on board we will be served a sumptuous fresh, local seafood lunch followed by a swim and exploring some of the limestone caves in this area. When the sun comes down we drop anchor for the night nearby a remote island. Dinner  & Overnight on Junk.

Day 8 Ha Long Bay - Hanoi (Bruch)
Rising to the tranquil beauty of the bay we have time for an early morning dip with joys and emotions for watching sunrise on sea followed by breakfast. This morning we continue to move around the bay to find more secluded areas. The junk will be near us at all times serving as a back up vessel for those that require it. At around midday we will return to the main harbor before transferring to our awaiting vehicle for a 3-hour journey back to Hanoi. Arrive in Hanoi, free time . Dinner on your own. Overnight in Hanoi

Day 9 Hanoi (B)
Today we enjoy a full day city tour starting with the Ho Chi Minh Complex. This famous site contains the mausoleum of the nation’s founder Ho Chi Minh ( Friday, Monday and from 5 Oct to 5 Dec 08 Closed ) the Presidential Palace and the Ho Chi Minh’s house on stilts. Close to this complex is the One Pillar Pagoda, whose origins date back to the foundation of city. We follow this with the Temple of Literature, which is well known as the first university of Vietnam and the impressive Ethnologic Museum, dedicated to Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups. The beautiful West Lake and the History Museum with an excellent collection of artifacts illustrating the Vietnamese history are also highlight of our trip. We visit these sights before continuing to the peaceful lake of Hoan Kiem. In front of this lake is the famous water puppet theatre where we will see a fantastic performance. Dinner on your own. Overnight in Hanoi

Day 10 Hanoi - Departure (B)
There is free time to relax or further explore Ha Noi. The tour ends after your transfer to Noi Bai Airport for departure. End of service.

Trip includes

ü Private English speaking guide.

ü All accommodation on twin share basis with daily breakfasts

ü Meals as indicated at local restaurant with local foods (B= breakfast; L=Lunch; D = Dinner)

ü All tours & transfers in private car/ van/ bus

ü Boat cruise as indicated

ü Domestic airfare & airport taxes: HCM city - Danang; Hue - Hanoi

ü Entrance fees and permits during guided time.

ü Service charge & government taxes

Trip excludes

ü International Airfares.

ü International departure tax ( 14 USD/ pax , subject to change )

ü Early check in / Late check out

ü Meals not indicated

ü Drinks & beverage ..

ü Vietnam visa :(Compulsory, visa on arrival 30 USD/pax upon request not including the stamp fee 25 US

ü Personal travel insurance (Compulsory).

ü Personal expenses such as  Telephone and Laundry bills.

ü Tips and gratuities

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Vietnam Heritage 11 days/ 10 nights

Day 1: Arrive Ha Noi (D)

Arrive in Hanoi. Transfer to hotel. Welcome drink and tour briefing. In the evening, we enjoy the water puppet show, a traditional art form, dating from the 11th century.
Overnight in Hanoi.

Day 2: Ha Noi City Tour (B,L,D)
Spending a full day in Vietnam’s capital, we take time to visit Ba Dinh square, where we have the opportunity to see Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum and former residence. With its history of nearly 1000 years, Hanoi offers us many interesting sights such as the beautiful One Pillar Pagoda, the impressive Temple of Literature (Vietnam first University was founded in 1076) and the intriguing old quarter with its age-old traditional crafts and wares. Overnight in Hanoi

Day 3: Ha Noi - Halong Junk Cruise (B,L,D)
Breakfast at hotel and then start a 3-hour drive through the Red River Delta to Ha Long City. Comfort stop en route for photos and coffee before arriving to Ha Long City. We then transfer to a refurbished wooden sailing junk for a cruise through the limestone cliffs and emerald waters of Ha Long Bay, giving us the chance to take in the stunning scenery of this World Heritage Site. While on board we will be served a sumptuous fresh, local seafood lunch followed by a swim and exploring some of the limestone caves in this area. When the sun comes down we drop anchor for the night nearby a remote island. Overnight on Junk.

Day 4: Halong - Hoi An (Bruch,D)
Rising to the tranquil beauty of the bay we have time for an early morning dip with joys and emotions for watching sunrise on sea. This morning we continue to move around the bay to find more secluded areas. The junk will be near us at all times serving as a back up vessel for those that require it. At around midday we will return to the main harbor before transferring to our awaiting vehicle for a 3-hour journey to Hanoi airport for flight to Danang, pick up & transfer to hotel in Hoian. Overnight in hotel in Hoian.

Day 5: Hoi An - Da Nang (B,D)
In the morning we wander through this town filled with charm, which was once a flourishing port and meeting place of eastern and western culture during Nguyen dynasty. Lining the narrow streets, we can see many old houses, combining the typical architectural styles of three nations: Vietnam, China and Japan. After lunch, we continue on to Non Nuoc resort, where we can walk up the steps to the Ngu Hanh Marble Mountains and admire the beauty of the caves. Upon arriving in Danang, we visit the fascinating Cham Museum. Overnight in Danang

Day 6: Da Nang - Hue (B,L,D)
Travelling North over the breathtaking Hai Van Pass, we descend into Hue, the ancient Imperial City of the Nguyen Kings. From the center of Hue, we board a dragon boat and travel on the scenic Huong River (Perfume River) to Thien Mu Pagoda (built in 1601 by King Nguyen Hoang), followed by a visit to the impressive tomb of King Ming Mang.  Overnight in Hue

Day 7: Hue - Ho Chi Minh City (B,D)
A part of the day is spent exploring the Imperial Citadel and Forbidden City, where the Nguyen Kings settled and ruled Vietnam. The great value of this ancient landmark is the royal architectural complex, which has been officiallyrecognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Before taking the flight to Ho Chi Minh City, we stop at the fascinating Dong Ba Market, where we can experience the bustle of daily life in Hue City. Overnight in HCM city.

Day 8: Ho Chi Minh City tour (B,L)
This city was known as the Pearl of the East in the 1960s. Now, Ho Chi Minh City is the foremost commercial center in Vietnam, attracting the majority of foreign investors. Engulfed in the bustling atmosphere of HCMC, we explore the exciting district of Cho Lon - Chinatown, with its colorful markets and typical pagodas such as Thien Hau, followed by a visit to the historical Reunification Conference Hall. Overnight in HCM city

Day 9: Tay Ninh - Cu Chi (B,L,D)
Leaving Ho Chi Minh City, we drive west to the home of the unusual Cao Dai religion and look inside the temple while attending the noon time service. On the way back, we stop at Cu Chi, an area that played a very important role in the war against both the French and the Americans. This famous network of underground tunnels provides us with a remarkable insight into the hardship and cruelty of any war. Overnight in HCM city.

Day 10: HCM City - Mekong Delta - HCM city (B,L,D)
Today we travel further South to My Tho and experience the Mekong Delta’s intricate waterways by sampan. We visit Thai Son Island and taste typical fruit of the Delta. Our exploration includes a walk through the lush fruit orchards and a chance to enjoy the hospitality of the locals before returning to Ho Chi Minh City. Overnight in HCM city.

Day 11: Depart Ho Chi Minh City (B)
Free time until we are transferred to the airport for departure.

Trip includes

ü English speaking guide.
ü All accommodation on twin share basis with daily breakfasts
ü Meals as indicated at local restaurant with local foods (B= breakfast; L=Lunch; D = Dinner)
ü All tours & transfers in private car/ van/ bus
ü Boat cruise as indicated
ü Flight : Hanoi - Danang/ Hue - HCM City
ü Entrance fees and permits during guided time.
ü Service charge & Government taxes

Trip excludes

ü International Airfares.
ü International departure tax
ü Meals not indicated
ü Visas and visa arrangement
ü Personal travel insurance (Compulsory).
ü Personal expenses such as Bar, Telephone and Laundry bills.
ü Tips and gratuities

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Vietnam Overland 15 days/ 14 nights

Day 1: Ho Chi Minh City - Arrival (D)
Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) and transfer to hotel. The rest of the day is free for relaxation. Overnight in HCM city.

Day 2: Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi Tunnels - Sightseeing (B,D)
After breakfast, drive to the extraordinary Cu Chi tunnels, just outside Ho Chi Minh City. During the war for independence, “Viet Cong” guerillas built the labyrinth of narrow tunnels virtually underneath U.S. bases, using them to hide during bombing raids and to stage surprise attacks. Optional side trips en route to Cu Chi include visits to see how rural people live and work. View occupations such as cashew nut farming, duck breeding, rice farming and production of rice paper, a key ingredient in Vietnamese cuisine.Return to HoChi Minh City in the afternoon for a half-day city tour. Visit the Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral, Saigon Post Office, Chinatown, Binh Tay Market and Thien Hau Temple. A relaxing “Health and Beauty” package is optional. Participants can enjoy 30 minutes of one of the following: shampoo and head massage; manicure; foot massage or facial massage.Overnight in HCM city.

Day 3: Ho Chi Minh City - Ben Tre - Boat Cruise - Homestay (B,L,D)
Drive to Ben Tre. Here,  take a boat to Coconut Island. Enjoy a brief walk on the island, trying native fruits and viewing local handicraft productions. Continue by boat to Tan Thach commune to visit a family-run enterprise making coconut candies. Take a horse-drawn cart to Quoi Son to visit a bee farm and to enjoy tea and candies. Float on a sampan through the narrow, tree-lined canals of the Mekong Delta. Enjoy lunch at Qui Island. After lunch continue by boat to Phu Tuc village for an overnight stay. Enjoy fishing and sightseeing during a late-afternoon rowboat trip along the Tien River. Visit a local family home and have a dinner of traditional Mekong Delta foods. After dinner take in a performance of traditional rural music. Spend the night in a homestay in Ben Tre.

Day 4: Ben Tre - Cai Be Floating Market - Ho Chi Minh City (B,L)
After breakfast depart for Cai Be. Take a boat trip along the mighty Mekong River and its tributaries to view the daily lives of people who work and play on the waterways of theMekong Delta. The trip includes a visit to the unique “floating” market at Cai Be and to a family-run business producing rice paper - a key ingredient in Vietnamese cuisine. Visit a fruit wholesale market, a local school and a French-influenced Catholic Church. Return to Ho Chi Minh City . Overnight in HCM city.

Day 5: Ho Chi Minh City - Da Lat (B)
After breakfast at hotel we will have a cenic drive from Ho Chi Minh City to the central highland resort of Dalat. En route stop at rubber, tea and coffee plantations. A visit to a silk-making business is optional. Upon arrival in Dalat, visit Prenn waterfall and enjoy a brief view of the city by horse-drawn cart. Overnight in Dalat

Day 6: Da Lat - Nha Trang  (B,D)
In the morning, tour the summer residence of Vietnam’s last emperor, Bao Dai. Drop by the colorful Da Lat Market to see a variety of flowers, vegetables, and fruits available in Da Lat’s temperate climate. The drive to Nha Trang begins with a series of mountainside switchbacks affording spectacular views of the arid lowlands and the sea. Stop near the seaside town of Phan Rang to visit Po Klong Garai, a well-preserved 14th century Cham Tower. Follow the coastal road to Nha Trang, stopping at a vineyard along the way. Upon arrival in Nha Trang, hotel check-in then rest of day free to enjoy this beach town . Overnight in Nha Trang

Day 7: Nha Trang - Boat Cruise (B)
After breakfat a hotel , we will go to enjoy Nha Trang’s turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. We kake a morning boat cruise to offshore islands in Nha Trang Bay. Afternoon we visit  the Ponagar Cham Towers, the Long Son Pagoda, the Cathedral of Nha Trang. A visit to a local fish and food market is optional .Overnight in Nha Trang

Day 8: Nha Trang - Qui Nhon (B)
The drive from Nha Trang to Qui Nhon passes through perhaps the most beautiful stretches of coastline in all of Vietnam. The range of colours and vistas seen along this coastal and mountainous drive are unparalleled in South East Asia. Stop en route at Dai Lanh Beach to enjoy the transparent, turquoise waters, and at a Cham ruin near Tuy Hoa. A visit to the tomb of Han Mac Tu - a famous Vietnamese poet - and the rocky outcrops at Hoang Hau is optional .Overnight in Quy Nhon

Day 9: Qui Nhon - Hoi An (B)
In the morning, visit the Thap Doi Cham Tower before continuing north to Hoi An. Stop en route at Sa Huynh Beach and at Tam Quan for some refreshing coconut juice. Along the rest of the drive, view the daily life of rural villagers processing cassava, farming rice and weaving grass. Arrive in Hoi An late in the afternoon. Overnight in Hoian

Day 10: Hoi An - Sightseeing (B)
Take a full-day tour of this quaint town, visiting ancient merchants’ houses, a Phuc Kien temple, the 400-year-old Japanese Covered Bridge, and the colourful riverside market. Visit a workshop where artisans make Hoi An’s famous lanterns. Guests learn how the lanterns are made then have achance to create their own lanterns, from designing the frame to gluing the cloth. Ovenright in Hoian

Day 11: Hoi An - Hue sightseeing (B)
Drive from Hoi An to Hue. Stop en route at the Marble Mountains, famed for its stonecutters and for being a “Viet Cong” guerillas hideout during the Vietnam War. Continue on to Hue, passing over a spectacular mountain pass and by a seaside fishing village. Upon arrival in Hue visit the Imperial Citadel. Drive to the outskirts of Hue to visit the elaborate tomb of Emperor Tu Duc. Stop en route at local families to learn how Vietnam’s famous conical hats and colourful incense are made. Overnight in Hue

Day 12: Hue - Boat Cruise - Hanoi (B)
Morning boat cruise through the centre of Hue on the romantic Perfume River. Visit the seven-storey Thien Mu Pagoda along the riverbank. Check out and transfer to airport for the flight to Hanoi. Upon arrival transfer to hotel. See the beautiful colors of Hanoi during a late afternoon. Cyclo ride through the city’s old quarter. In the evening enjoy a water puppet show - a remarkable Vietnamese art form that combines traditional music, fireworks, underwater puppeteers, and elaborate puppets floating gracefully over water. Ovenright in Hanoi

Day 13: Hanoi city tour (B,L)
Today we enjoy a full day city tour starting with the Ho Chi Minh Complex. This famous site contains the mausoleum of the nation’s founder Ho Chi Minh ( Close on Monday, friday & November), the Presidential Palace and the Ho Chi Minh’s house on stilts. Close to this complex is the One Pillar Pagoda, whose origins date back to the foundation of city. We follow this with the Temple of Literature, which is well known as the first university of Vietnam and the impressive Ethnologic Museum, dedicated to Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups. The beautiful West Lake and the History Museum with an excellent collection of artifacts illustrating the Vietnamese history are also highlight of our trip. We visit these sights before continuing to the peaceful lake of Hoan Kiem. In front of this lake is the famous water puppet theatre where we will see a fantastic performance. Overnight in Hanoi

Day 14:  Hanoi - Halong Junk Cruise  (B,L,D)
Breakfast at hotel and then start a 3-hour drive through the Red River Delta to Ha Long City. Comfort stop en route for photos and coffee before arriving to Ha Long City. We then transfer to a refurbished wooden sailing junk for a cruise through the limestone cliffs and emerald waters of Ha Long Bay, giving us the chance to take in the stunning scenery of this World Heritage Site. While on board we will be served a sumptuous fresh, local seafood lunch followed by a swim and exploring some of the limestone caves in this area. When the sun comes down we drop anchor for the night nearby a remote island. Overnight on Junk.

Day 15: Halong Bay - Departure (Bruch)
Rising to the tranquil beauty of the bay we have time for an early morning dip with joys and emotions for watching sunrise on sea followed by breakfast. This morning we continue to move around the bay to find more secluded areas. The junk will be near us at all times serving as a back up vessel for those that require it. At around midday we will return to the main harbor before transferring to our awaiting vehicle for a 3-hour journey to Hanoi airport , arrival in airport around 15:30 pm . Flight departure . End of our service.

Trip includes

ü English speaking guide.
ü All accommodation on twin share basis with daily breakfasts
ü Meals as indicated at local restaurant with local foods (B= breakfast; L=Lunch; D = Dinner)
ü All tours & transfers in private car/ van/ bus
ü Boat cruise as indicated
ü Flight Hue - Hanoi
ü Entrance fees and permits during guided time.
ü Service charge & Government taxes

Trip excludes

ü International Airfares.
ü International departure tax
ü Meals not indicated
ü Visas and visa arrangement
ü Personal travel insurance (Compulsory).
ü Personal expenses such as Bar, Telephone and Laundry bills.
ü Tips and gratuities

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Croisière privée sur le Mien Tay My Tho – Long Xuyen

Jour 1 : Saigon - Can Duoc - My Tho - Cai Be
08h00, transfert routier de votre hotel a Saigon pour Can Duoc ( 35 km). Embarquement sur le bateau et sur notre sampan pour Cho Gao(petit marche du village).Dejeuner a bord. Croisiere agreable sur le Mekong tout en profitant du beau paysage . Arrvee a Cho Gao. Promenade autour du marche de Cho Gao. Coucher du soleil sur le Mekong. Arrivee a My Tho. Promenade a pied dans les vergers et en petite barque avec les rameuses sur les arroyos sur l’ile de Thoi Son, variete de fruits tropicaux. Bateau pour Cai Be. Diner et nuit a bord.

Jour 2 : Cai Be - Sa Dec - Long Xuyen
Les bruits du marche flottant vous reveillent tot du matin. Apres le petit dejeuner, decouverte du marche flottant de Cai Be, en debut de matinee. Visite de quelques metiers traditionnels dans le village,d’une maison ancienne, des fruits de la saison a gouter. Après le marché flottant de Cai Be, c’est en sampan que nous parcourons les arroyos irriguant les vergers et potagers de Binh Hoa Phuoc avant d’accoster à Vinh Long. Dejeuner a bord , Le bateau continue son voyage a Long Xuyen en passant par Sadec. Vous pourrez comtempler le pont suspendu de MYTHUAN construit en 2000.Cahutes perchées sur pilotis, empilements de jarres et villages flottants précèdent un intense trafic de bateliers. Sadec se dévoile alanguie dans le méandre d’un canal. Architecture coloniale, temples chinois, cocotiers,briquetterie artisanale et aréquiers rappellent les romans de Marguerite Duras.Arrivee a Sadec. Petite tour dans cette bourgade.Visite de l’ecole ou Mme. Donadieu, mere de Marguerite Duras avait enseigne, la maison ancienne de MARGUERITE DURAS,du temple de Caodai,Roseraie de Pepinieriste TU TON (Mr) et Sucrerie artisanale de LapVo.Diner et nuit a bord a Longxuyen.

Jour 3 : Long Xuyen - Saigon
Tot le matin, les bruits du marche flottants vous reveillent, vie journaliere des gens qui vivent sur le Mekong, dejeuner a bord. Visite de CU LAO ONG HO, lieu de naissance du 2e President du Vietnam) par petite e mbarcation , a travers divers arroyos. Dejeuner a bord. Debarquement à 14.00 et route pour Saigon.
Inclus dans le prix
Guide francophone sur le bateau
Transports routiers
2 nuits à bord de Mien Tay Sampan
Repas comme indiqué
Billet d’entrée dans les sites mentionnés
Frais de service et TVA
Non inclus dans le prix
Boissons,
Pourboires,
Dépenses personnelles
Pre / Post arrangement
Visa d’entrée au Vietnam
Tous les services non clairement mentionnés

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Phu Quoc Beach holiday 4 days/ 3 nights

Phu Quoc island is now becoming the paradise resort in Vietnam. It is not only the perfect destination for leisure beach vacations but also popular for weekenders from Ho Chi Minh city. Besides relaxing on the white sandy beach, you can also explore villages to see the local life or many famous fish sauce factories located around this peaceful island. Tour starts and ends in Saigon.

Day 01: Saigon- Phuquoc

Short flight to Phu Quoc island  a sleepy tropical island in the Gulf of Thailand, 45km south-west of the Vietnam. Transfer to resort on arrival. Phu Quoc’s interior is still mostly covered in dense tropical forest and its coastline is ringed with deserted sandy beaches. There are two days free to enjoy this tropical hideaway. Overnight at the resort in Phuquoc island ( the flight Saigon- Phu Quoc includes)

Day 02: Phuquoc beach (B)

Relax and enjoy your Phuquoc sandy beach: swim, sunbathe and take in the delights of this beautiful holiday resort. Optional sightseeing or visit to offshore islands, scuba diving and other water sports. or just relax and enjoy the resort facility. Overnight in Phuquoc.

Day 03: Phuquoc beach (B , D)

At leisure to enjoy Phuqoc beach. Candle light diner for 2 persons.
Overnight at Saigon Phuquoc resort.

Day 04: Phuquoc- Saigon (B)

At leisure before transfer to airport for departure ( the flight Phu Quoc - Saigon included)

Trip includes


3 nights in hotel with all breakfast
Round trip transfer from Phuquoc airport
Roudn train flight from Saigon
Service charge & Government taxes

Trip excludes

International Airfares.
International departure tax
Meals not indicated
Visas and visa arrangement
Personal travel insurance (Compulsory).
Personal expenses such as Bar, Telephone and Laundry bills.
Tips and gratuities

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