Vietnam Honeymoon Tours

• Prices of tour packages on the website

  The tour rate is based on twin/double sharing rooms at 3* hotel category. The price will vary slightly depending on the number of people in your group. For an accurate tour price, please click the "INQUIRE NOW" button to discuss with our sales consultant.

• Can I customize the tour package to suit my group?

  Of course, we can customize this tour according to your request. You just need to email or call us, our travel consultant will contact you within 12 hours with a tailor-made itinerary and price.

• I want to know about the deposit for the tour package

  After you and our travel consultants have finished negotiating the itinerary and price of the tour package, a minimum deposit of 30% of the full amount is required to confirm your booking. The balance will be settled before or upon arrival.

Local Time & Climate

• What is the time difference in Vietnam?

  Vietnam is fifteen hours ahead of Los Angeles, twelve hours ahead of New York and seven hours ahead of London, one hour behind Perth and three hours behind Sydney (give or take an hour during daylight saving time).

• What is the climate like in Vietnam?

  Hanoi and northern Vietnam experience distinct seasonal changes. The dry winter lasts from November to April, with average temperatures ranging from 18°C to 20°C. Summer runs from May to October, bringing hot and humid weather, with temperatures climbing to 30°C–35°C. In highland areas like Sapa, winter can be surprisingly cold — occasional snowfall has even been recorded, so be sure to pack accordingly.

  Hue and Da Nang, located in central Vietnam, experience hot and dry weather from February to August, with temperatures often soaring above 35°C. From September to January, the region typically sees heavy rainfall.

  In contrast, Ho Chi Minh City and the southern region enjoy a dry, sunny season from December to April, with average temperatures around 28°C. The rainy season runs from May to November, but even then, rain usually comes in brief, heavy showers rather than all-day downpours.

Local Money & Expense

• Where can I find current exchange rates for Vietnamese money?

  Current dong exchange rates are available on the internet. Please try one of the links (www.xe.com, www.vietcombank.com.vn). Note: You can not buy or exchange dong outside Vietnam.

• Can I get cash on my credit card in Vietnam?

  Cash advances on credit cards are available at the central Vietcombank in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh city and other major cities, for which you will be charged around 4%. Hanoi and HCMc also boast 24hr ATMs where you can withdraw cash on MasterCard, Visa and other cards in the Cirrus/Plus networks. In Hanoi, go to the ANZ Bank beside Hoan Kiem Lake; in HCMC both ANZ Bank and HKSB have ATMs.

• Is it better to use USD or VND for daily expenses in Vietnam?

  For everyday expenses, it’s best to carry a mix of US dollars and Vietnamese dong. Use US dollars for larger expenses like hotel bills, train tickets, or whenever the exchange rate is more favorable. For smaller purchases — such as street food, cyclos, or local markets — paying in dong is more convenient and often expected. Whichever currency you use, be sure to keep a supply of small notes on hand to avoid issues with getting change.

Useful Tips For Traveling To Vietnam

• What to buy in Vietnam

  1. Ao Dai

  Ao Dai is a Vietnamese national costume which most wore by local women. You can buy it in a local store or customize one in a tailor shop.

  2. Cotton Products

  High-quality cotton products, such as bed linen, pillows, shirts and T-shirt, are available everywhere in Vietnam. The cotton products are colorful and natural with relatively lower prices which become these products sell well for foreign visitors.

  3. Vietnamese Silk

  When you tour in Vietnam, an original home of silk and a country has decades-old tradition of manufacturing high-quality silk products, it is a must for you to purchase some silk products. In many specialty shops and souvenir shops, silk products are available for you to choose.

  4. Porcelain / Pottery

  In many traditional arts villages around Hanoi and many specialty shops in Vietnam, porcelain, hand-made ceramics, pottery with unique decorations, tea plates and cups are easy to find.

  5. Lacquer Products

  In producing high-quality lacquer products, Vietnamese artists are the most capable in Asia. Beautiful lacquer paintings, furniture, accessories, table dishes and many other exquisite products can be find in many stores in Vietnam.

  6. Jewellery and Pearls

  Another popular shopping item in Vietnam is jewellery which are made of local gemstones. You can purchase amethyst, ruby, aquamarine, jade, sapphire and other precious stones in Vietnam.

  7. Vietnamese Art Paintings

  Oil and lacquer paintings made in Vietnam are not only beautiful, but also inexpensive. Naturally gifted and well-trained, local artists can make many high-quality and fine paintings for visitors.

• Tipping in Vietnam

  Suggestions for the sum

  - For a trekking guide in North Vietnam or cultural guide: US$10/day
  - For a driver: US$5/day
  - For a carrier: US$5/day

  These people are at your disposal throughout your trip and they also expect you to doing the best for your satisfaction. The working timing is huge, from 06:00 am to 23:00 at night, sometimes more. These guides leave home for a week, 15 days or 3 weeks depending on the tour. For private tours in Vietnam (2 to 4 people per group) the guide can receive at least US$10/day based on customer satisfaction.

  In restaurants and bars maybe leave 5 – 10% tip if you have received good service. Remember that 25,000 VND is less than US$1. Not much for you but maybe a whole meal for the staff member that served you. If you have spent 400,000 VND (around US$15) for a nice meal then 40,000 Vietnamese Dong (10%) is not alot more to give as a tip.

  One place that people don’t even think about tipping are the hotel staff that you probably never see – the housekeeping service staff that come to clean your room. I generally leave 20,000 Vietnam Dong (or US$1) in the bathroom with a note saying thank you to the staff so they know it is a tip.

• What to wear in Vietnam

  Vietnam is a country with a tropical monsoon climate, so it is very different from the climate in Europe and America. Because the area of Vietnam is long and divided by the Truong Son mountain range, the climate is divided into three different regions of North, Central and South and has clear characteristics of each region...Click to read more What to wear in Vietnam