Classic routes
The country end to end, at a pace that leaves time to sit down. These are the trips for a first visit, and the ones we most often rebuild around a specific family.
Trekking
Vietnam's walking is village-to-village rather than wilderness: you cross farmland, forest and terraces, and you sleep in houses. Pu Luong is the best introduction; Sapa and the far north-west go higher and harder.
Cycling
The Mekong Delta and the countryside around Hoi An and Hue are the best riding in the country: flat, quiet and full of reasons to stop. Every riding day carries a support vehicle.
Food and culture
Cooking classes in family kitchens, craft villages that still work, and market mornings that start before the tour groups. This is the strand most travellers wish they had booked more of.
Family travel
Shorter drives, bigger gaps, and activities children actually want to do. We assign the guides who are good with children, which is a different skill from knowing dynastic history.
Caves and expeditions
Quang Binh holds some of the largest cave passages on earth. The Tu Lan system is where you can swim into one, camp in another and come out muddy.
Not sure which fits?
Describe the trip you want in your own words — including what you do not want to do. We will suggest a route rather than sell you the nearest package.