Vietnam Family Safari16 days - from $2590An ideal introduction to the best of the north and south This active journey takes you off the beaten track in Vietnam. Starting in the capital, Hanoi, and finishing in bustling Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), this adventurous trip takes in the scenic highlights of both the north and the south. It gives you the chance to travel in beautiful hill country, visiting colourful minority groups and staying in a local home, a great learning experience and the best way for your family to interact with the friendly locals. The variety continues with a cruise around beautiful Halong Bay, stopping along the way to swim and kayak. In the middle of your journey you have time to unwind in the historic town of Hoi An, which has plenty of options for adults and children including a palm tree fringed beach, great shopping and fantastic local and western food. The safari continues as we fly up to the Central Highlands. Here you have the chance to explore the jungle on the back of an elephant and paddle a canoe around the picturesque Lak lake. We continue on the scenic overland route to Dalat, a former French colonial resort town, passing by coffee and tea plantations, before descending to Saigon, an electrifying experience. A great way to finish a memorable tour is with a visit to the underground tunnel network at Cu Chi. This is a trip that encompasses the main attractions and more, allowing you to get under the skin of this amazing country and its people. Highlights
Local tour leader, local guides, arrival transfer, transport, sightseeing and entrance fees. Not Included: International and domestic departure taxes, visas, insurance, other meals, any optional tours and activities during free time, tips and items of a personal nature. Meals: 13 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 dinners EquipmentIncluded: 19 Oct 11 Valid From: 01 Jan 08 Valid Until: 30 Jun 13 Starts/Ends: Hanoi to Saigon, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam close Itinerary:Day 1: Hanoi2: Hanoi3-5: Sapa6: Hanoi7: Halong Bay8-10: Hoi An11: Lak Lake12: Dalat13: Dalat14-15: Cu Chi Tunnels - Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City)16: Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) Local tour leader, local guides, arrival transfer, transport, sightseeing and entrance fees. Not Included: International and domestic departure taxes, visas, insurance, other meals, any optional tours and activities during free time, tips and items of a personal nature. Meals: 13 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners EquipmentIncluded: 09 Feb 12 Valid From: 01 Jan 08 Valid Until: 30 Jun 13 Starts/Ends: Hanoi to Saigon, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam Trip Reference: PTVS |
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| Start | End | Tour Price | Child Local Flight | Local Flight | Total Prepaid Cost in US$ | Availability | |
| 19 Feb 12 | 05 Mar 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 |  | |
| 25 Mar 12 | 09 Apr 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 |  | |
| 08 Apr 12 | 23 Apr 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 22 Apr 12 | 07 May 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 |  | |
| 20 May 12 | 04 Jun 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 17 Jun 12 | 02 Jul 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 15 Jul 12 | 30 Jul 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 12 Aug 12 | 27 Aug 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 09 Sep 12 | 24 Sep 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 07 Oct 12 | 22 Oct 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 04 Nov 12 | 19 Nov 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 02 Dec 12 | 17 Dec 12 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 30 Dec 12 | 14 Jan 13 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 13 Jan 13 | 28 Jan 13 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 27 Jan 13 | 11 Feb 13 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 24 Feb 13 | 11 Mar 13 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 24 Mar 13 | 08 Apr 13 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 21 Apr 13 | 06 May 13 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 19 May 13 | 03 Jun 13 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
| 16 Jun 13 | 01 Jul 13 | $2295 | $125 | $170 | $2590 | | |
Prices and itineraries shown for tours departing from January 2012 onwards are subject to change and confirmation with the publication of our 2012/13 brochures, due to be published in October 2011.