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Fall in love with Sapa in the north of Vietnam, where you'll discover the authentic side of the country, visiting the mountains and seeing the native tribes.
Discover some of the most incredible landscapes on the Vietnam-China border with this 3-day tour of Cao Bang and Ba Be National Park from Hanoi.
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of northern Vietnam on this 3-day cruise of Halong and Lan Ha Bays. Experience Vietnam's natural landscape!
Discover the charming culture, beautiful beaches, and the traces of a war with this South Vietnam 5 Day Tour. Explore floating markets and the city of love.
Join us on this 2-day tour of Sapa, one of the most beautiful regions in Vietnam. We'll visit its extensive rice fields and charming local villages.
Explore North Vietnam in depth when you take this amazing 5-day circuit from Hanoi. Idyllic emerald ocean waters, expansive rice fields, beautiful ancien
Be captivated by the natural beauty of Ha-Long Bay on a 2-day cruise through the area. Plus, visit Bo Hon and Ti Top Islands for breathtaking landscapes!
Cruise on Ha Long Bay, trek through the jungle of Sapa and immerse yourself in local culture on this unmissable four-day tour of the best of northern Vietnam!
Immerse yourself in the best of Vietnam on this 3-day tour of Sapa. We'll travel through breathtaking landscapes dotted with charming villages and rice fields.
On this 4-day tour of Ha Giang, the beautiful northern province of Vietnam, you'll enjoy rides on a jeep or motorbike across breathtaking rural landscapes.
Did you know that Vietnam is the second largest coffee exporter in the world, and one of the world’s largest cashew exporters? And that around 40 million motorbikes roam its streets? These are just a few things to know about this vibrant Southeast Asian country. With its ancient culture, historic temples, floating markets, and wild natural landscapes, Vietnam is a destination full of wonder.
Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are two of the top cities to visit in Vietnam. While Hanoi is the administrative and political capital of the country, Ho Chi Minh City is the cultural center, a melting pot of French, Chinese, and Vietnamese cultures.
Hoi An, one of Vietnam’s oldest cities, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hue, also protected by UNESCO, stands out for its impressive Imperial City. For nature lovers, the iconic Ha Long Bay and the lush rice terraces of Sapa are must-see highlights.
With Civitatis, you can book multi-day organized trips across Vietnam that include transport, accommodation, a guide, and various excursions. Or, plan your own route and pack it with unforgettable activities in cities throughout the country.
Some top experiences include exploring the war tunnels used between 1955 and 1975, enjoying a boat ride on the Mekong Delta, hiking the Marble Mountains, posing for photos at the Golden Bridge, or touring Quang Phu Cau, the famous incense village.
Embark on a fascinating journey from Da Nang to the Ba Na Hills, home to the renowned Golden Bridge, via one of the world's longest cable cars.
Delve into Vietnam’s history by exploring the Cu Chi Tunnels and embrace its spectacular natural landscapes in the Mekong River Delta on this day trip.
Escape the hustle and bustle of Hanoi and visit one of Vietnam's most spectacular nature spots, the Bay of Ha Long. Be captivated by the sprawling landscapes!
Join uson a tour to learn the secrets of the Vietnam War by visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels, emblematic of one of the key conflicts of the mid-20th century.
Discover the authentic flavors and aromas of Hanoi on our food tour around the central streets of this magical city. Ready for a tasty tour?
This free tour in Hoi An is one of the best ways of exploring and orientating yourself in one of the oldest cities in Vietnam. Don't miss out!
Learn all about Vietnam's fascinating history as you explore Hanoi's Old Quarter. Discover the city's secrets on this free walking tour.
The free tour of Ho Chi Minh City is the perfect way to get to know the Vietnamese city. We'll see the most iconic buildings with an English-speaking guide.
Discover the secrets of Ho Chi Minh City, the old Saigon. Explore Vietnam's most populous city, where history and modernity coexist.
If you're in Ho Chi Minh and wish to delve into the history of Vietnam, its history and its war, be sure to join this tour of the Cu Chi Tunnels.
La mejor época para viajar a Vietnam es durante los meses de marzo a mayo y de septiembre a noviembre. Ofrecen temperaturas agradables y menos lluvias que el resto del año. Hay que entender que el país tiene clima tropical, así que hay zonas con monzones en verano y otras más secas en invierno. Conviene planificar el viaje según la ruta.
Este país es famoso por su artesanía por lo que es muy habitual acudir a sus mercados para comprar objetos de lo más variados, desde cestas de bambú hasta teteras de cerámica o pulseras de jade. Las prendas de ropa de seda, como pañuelos, o los sombreros cónicos tradicionales (nón lá) son también muy codiciados entre los turistas. Asimismo, recomendamos adquirir café vietnamita, ya que su sabor es exquisito. Los precios de todos estos productos son generalmente bastante asequibles, aunque es habitual regatear las tarifas, una experiencia muy arraigada en la cultura local.
Vietnam es un país bastante seguro para turistas. Las tasas de criminalidad son bajas y la gente local es hospitalaria. Aun así, hay que tener precaución en zonas muy turísticas ante la posibilidad de pequeños hurtos. Por otra parte, dado que el tráfico suele ser algo caótico, conviene vigilar el movimiento de los vehículos antes de cruzar en calles de grandes ciudades. En cualquier caso, se aconseja viajar con seguro médico por precaución.
La moneda oficial es el dong vietnamita. Los billetes tienen cifras altas, pero el coste de vida es bajo, por lo que las compras resultan bastante económicas. Las tarjetas se aceptan en la mayoría de hoteles y restaurantes turísticos, pero es mejor llevar efectivo para pagos en comercios pequeños o zonas rurales. Se puede cambiar dinero en bancos, casas de cambio o, directamente, obtener efectivo en cajeros.
Vietnam está en el huso horario GMT+7 y no realiza el cambio de hora estacional. Esto significa que hay 5 horas más que en la España peninsular durante el invierno, y 6 horas más cuando España aplica el horario de verano.
