Vietnam
Plan Your Journey to Vietnam
From our base in the UK, we work with trusted local partners across Vietnam to make your trip effortless from the moment you arrive. We’ll guide you on where to stay, when to travel, and how to experience Vietnam at its best — with every detail planned around you. From golf and wellness to boutique adventure and rice paddy’s, Vietnam offers and incredible experience for all types of travellers.
International Flights
Fly from London to Vietnam with one easy connection via Singapore, Doha, or Bangkok. Arrive into Hanoi (HAN), Da Nang (DAD), or Ho Chi Minh City (SGN).
Typical travel time: 13–16 hours.
When To Go
The best time to visit depends on the region:
North & Central: Feb–Apr, Sep–Nov.
South: Dec–Apr.
Expect warm weather, great food, and vibrant culture year-round.
How Much Does It Cost
Boutique itineraries start from £2,200 per person for 10–12 days — including handpicked hotels, private transfers, and curated local experiences.
Explore Vietnam
Street-Food Culture & Night Markets
Vietnam’s food scene is an adventure in itself. From Hanoi’s smoky bun cha stalls to Ho Chi Minh City’s buzzing night markets, every region serves something distinct. It’s fast, fresh, and full of character — the kind of food culture that rewards curiosity and makes even a simple noodle bowl unforgettable.
Limestone Peaks & Hidden Bays
Northern Vietnam is shaped by dramatic landscapes: towering karst mountains, winding rivers, and jungle-backed valleys. Whether you’re gliding down the Trang An waterways or hiking into rural Ninh Binh, the scenery feels cinematic — a calm, otherworldly contrast to the energy of the cities.
Beaches, Wellness & Coastal Escapes
Vietnam’s coastline stretches for over 2,000km, dotted with white-sand bays and boutique resorts. Places like Cam Ranh, Hoi An, and Phu Quoc offer calm waters, great seafood, and a slower rhythm — ideal for beach time, wellness days, or a luxury reset between cultural stops.
⛳ GOLF IN VIETNAM
Vietnam has become one of Asia’s top golf destinations, with coastal courses, mountain layouts, and championship designs. Explore our full guide on where to play and why in our Golf in Vietnam blog.
Hoiana Shores Golf Club
A world-class links course on Vietnam’s central coast, Hoiana Shores pairs oceanfront fairways with sculpted dunes and wide, windswept views. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., it’s challenging but fair — and one of the most impressive championship layouts in Southeast Asia.
Ba Na Hills Golf Club
Set in the cooler highlands west of Da Nang, Ba Na Hills offers a dramatic mountain layout with wide fairways, elevated tees, and lush forest surrounds. Designed by Luke Donald, it’s a scenic, modern course that feels calm, spacious, and brilliantly playable for all levels.
BRG Kings Island Golf Resort
Spread across lakes and forested hills outside Hanoi, BRG Kings Island delivers three distinct championship courses with calm water views and varied terrain. It’s one of northern Vietnam’s premier golf destinations — polished, scenic, and consistently rated among the country’s best.
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Why book with Nomadical?
At Nomadical, we’re travellers first and planners second. Our team has explored each destination first-hand, partnering only with local experts we trust to deliver authentic, seamless experiences. From boutique hideaways to once-in-a-lifetime adventures, every journey is guided by genuine insight — not guesswork.