Vietnam Unveiled 13-day Tour: Halong Bay Cruise, Pu Luong & more
Description
Imagine slowing down enough to actually feel Vietnam — not just see it. This 13-day small-group journey is designed for discerning travellers who want to go beyond the postcard. You'll spend unhurried mornings in Hanoi's labyrinthine Old Quarter, retreat into the misty highlands of Pu Luong where time seems to stand still, drift through Ha Long Bay on a boutique cruise at golden hour, and lose yourself in the lantern-lit lanes of Hoi An. This is not a "tick-the-boxes" tour. Every day has breathing room. Every experience has been handpicked for authenticity. Your English-speaking local guide — knowledgeable, warm, and genuinely passionate — is your key to moments most visitors never find. Designed with comfort in mind: gentle activities, boutique accommodation, and a pace that lets you savour rather than rush. Perfect for couples, solo travellers, and friends aged 45+ who believe travel should leave you richer in spirit, not just in photos.
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We will meet you all the airports that you required and hold the welcome signboard with your name on it We will pick all of you at the hotel/ meeting point for the excursions
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1)
This 12-day Vietnam tour is amazing mainly because of the excellent & prompt communication & coordination of the local travel company, Allure. My sister & I are so grateful to David & Sunny for their exemplary service & help. We decided to upgrade our hotels & Halong Bay cruise & instead of the train to Danang, we opted to fly. We also added Bana Hills/Golden Bridge. The tour has adequate variety but can use one less boat/sampan ride. The Halong Bay cruise was not what we expected as the Aurora Cruise ship just docked like the others in what looked like designated docking sites. The beauty of the bay is hard to miss despite the fact that our ship just sailed from the port to its designated docking area where we stayed the night. We understood that with the number of cruise ships in the area, this is the best way to protect, preserve this UNESCO Heritage site.
