Holidays in Vietnam

Tam Kỳ is a city in central southern Vietnam. You’ll love the tranquillity of Tam Thanh Beach and be amazed by the Tam Thanh Mural Village, an open-air art project showcasing vibrant wall murals on the houses.

Still untouched by mass tourism, the picturesque island of Phu Quoc in southern Vietnam is a fantastic destination. Unspoiled beaches, crystal-clear waters, and wild nature make for a spectacular setting.

Beautiful sandy beaches, a diver’s paradise, and vibrant coral reefs are just some of the things that make Nha Trang special. Popular attractions include Monkey Island and the Long Son Pagoda Buddhist temple in southern Nha Trang.

For many tourists, Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon, is the first stop in Vietnam. The country’s largest city offers a blend of contrasts, from an exciting nightlife and the Ben Thanh Night Market to historic temples and the Landmark 81 skyscraper. 

For a different side of Vietnam, explore the rice terraces of Sapa. This mountain town is perfect for hikers keen to discover the stunning landscapes of Lao Chai province. 

Ha Long Bay is famous for its unique landscape, featuring thousands of limestone pillars rising from the water. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a cruise in the bay is a memorable experience. You can get even closer to the caves, grottoes, and floating villages by kayak. 

The Mekong Delta is one of Southeast Asia’s most important rivers. A tour takes you through waterways, rice fields, coconut palms, small villages, and floating markets, offering an authentic glimpse of rural life in Vietnam. The country’s lifeblood presents a breathtaking and unforgettable scene.

The thermal and mud baths at Thap Ba Hot Spring Center are a treat for the senses. Located outside the bustling coastal town of Nha Trang, you’ll find complete relaxation here. The mud is rich in minerals and has soothing and anti-inflammatory effects on the body.

Emerald green waters and a peaceful oasis await you at Tam Thanh Beach. Just seven kilometres from Tam Kỳ, this hidden gem is far from tourist crowds. The few shops in the area add to the beach’s charm. 

Bai Dai Beach is about 20 kilometres outside Nha Trang. The beach welcomes you with white sand and clear blue sea, perfect for swimming and beach strolls. You’ll also find water sports, beach bars, and restaurants.

If you’re a fan of kitesurfing or want to try it out, Mui Ne Beach is the place to be. This resort town in southeastern Vietnam offers ideal wind conditions nearly all year round. The long sandy beach in this former fishing village is perfect for relaxation.

Just three kilometres from Hoi An’s old town, An Bang Beach is serene and peaceful. After swimming and relaxing on the sand, you can choose to go diving and snorkelling.