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Over 14 days, the journey moves from Hanoi through Halong Bay, Hoi An and Nha Trang before ending in Ho Chi Minh City. What keeps the route interesting is how the experience changes from one chapter to the next; the signature moments below show where that contrast becomes part of the journey.
What makes this itinerary worth comparing is the balance between experiences, travel time and overnight stops. The day-by-day plan below shows where the pace changes, what is included, where you sleep and how each destination connects to the next, while keeping the confirmed free time visible instead of hiding it inside a packed schedule. It also makes the main transfer sectors easy to spot, so you can judge whether the journey feels comfortable for the way you like to travel.
Taste Hanoi through the street-food or local-food experience scheduled in the itinerary, adding flavor and neighborhood life to the city stay.
See the limestone bay from the water through the cruise or boat experience confirmed in the program.
Walk through the heritage and local-life experiences included in Hoi An, giving the journey a more intimate contrast to the larger cities.
The boat or sampan section gives the route a quieter landscape chapter between the busier city stops.
Before you decide: If you are deciding whether this tour is the right use of your time and budget, start with the route and signature moments below. They show the real shape of the trip before you get into the detail of each day.
Follow the destination sequence, day numbers and main transfers at a glance before reading the full itinerary below.
Numbered stops follow the tour itinerary. Transport icons appear only where the day-by-day program identifies that travel mode.
Morning / Afternoon.
Arrive in Hanoi, where you’ll be met by your guide and transferred to your hotel in the city.
After check-in, take some time to settle in and relax after the journey.
Please note: Standard check-in is from 14:00. Early check-in may be available at an extra cost.
In the evening, head out for a romantic Vietnamese dinner - a nice way to kick off your honeymoon.
After dinner, the rest of the night is yours. You might like to take a walk around Hanoi together or head back to the hotel and take it easy.
Start point.
Hanoi.
Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

After breakfast, meet your guide around 08:00 and head out for a half-day tour of Hanoi’s main sights.
Start at the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university and an important symbol of the country’s history and culture. Take a wander through the courtyards and learn a bit about its past.
Next, explore the One Pillar Pagoda, known for its unique design set on a single stone pillar above a small lotus pond.
Continue on to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. While visits inside are limited, you’ll have a chance to view the site from the outside and learn more about its significance.
Please note: The mausoleum is closed on Mondays, Fridays, and from June to August each year.
After that, head over to West Lake and explore Tran Quoc Pagoda, one of the oldest temples in Hanoi, set in a peaceful spot by the water.
Wrap up the morning with lunch at a local restaurant.
Return to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at your own pace. You might like to head out and explore more of the city together or just take it easy.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
After breakfast, head out of the city and make your way into the countryside towards Nui Coc Lake.
Once you arrive, hop on a boat and cruise across the lake, taking in the peaceful surroundings. It’s a nice, easy way to enjoy the scenery and hear a bit about the local legends tied to the area.
In the afternoon, check in to a farmstay set among nature. Take some time to relax and enjoy the quieter pace of the countryside.
In the evening, sit down to a BBQ dinner made with fresh local ingredients. After dinner, unwind and enjoy the fresh air and calm atmosphere before settling in for the night.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Farmstay

After breakfast, head out to the nearby tea hills and spend some time with local farmers learning about how tea is grown and produced.
You’ll have a go at picking tea leaves yourself and see how they’re processed, from fresh leaves through to the final product. It’s a hands-on experience and a great way to get a feel for local life.
Afterwards, enjoy lunch back at the farmstay.
In the afternoon, transfer back to Hanoi. Once you arrive, check in and enjoy some time to relax.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

After a light breakfast, you’ll be picked up from your hotel around 08:00 - 08:30 and head out to Halong Bay, known for its impressive limestone scenery and calm waters.
Arrive around 11:30 - 12:00, then board your cruise and settle in as you start cruising through the bay. Lunch is served on board, usually featuring fresh local seafood.
In the afternoon, you can join in some of the activities on offer, such as exploring a cave, going kayaking, or having a swim if the weather’s right.
Later on, head back to the boat to relax. You might like to join a short cooking class or head up to the sundeck to watch the sunset - a great way to wind down.
In the evening, enjoy dinner on board. If you’re after something a bit more special, you can request a private dinner in advance.
Spend the night on the cruise and enjoy the peaceful setting out on the water.
NOTE.
The exact schedule may vary depending on the cruise.
There will be no tour guide accompanying you on board.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Halong Bay Cruise
Start the day early with a Tai Chi session on the deck as the sun comes up, followed by breakfast.
After that, continue exploring Halong Bay with a explore to more caves and islands, depending on your cruise’s schedule.
Later in the morning, head back on board and enjoy brunch as the boat makes its way back to the mainland.
Arrive at the port around 11:30 – 12:00, say goodbye to the crew, and transfer back to Hanoi for your flight to Da Nang.
Take a short flight to Da Nang, then transfer to your hotel in Hoi An.
After check-in, the rest of the day is yours. You might like to relax at the hotel or head out for a wander around the town and take in the atmosphere.
Meals: Breakfast, Brunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
After breakfast, head out to explore Hoi An Market, starting at the local market. It’s a lively spot filled with fresh produce, street food, and everyday local life — a great way to get a feel for the town.
From there, explore the Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall, known for its colourful design and detailed carvings. It’s still an active place of worship, so you’ll also get a glimpse into local traditions.
Continue on to one of Hoi An’s old heritage houses, such as Phung Hung or Tan Ky. These well-preserved homes give you an idea of what life here was like centuries ago.
Next, stop by the Museum of Folk Culture, set in an old merchant house, where you can learn more about local customs and daily life from the past.
You’ll also catch a short traditional performance at the Hoi An Traditional Performing Arts House — a nice way to experience local culture.
After that, explore the Japanese Covered Bridge, one of Hoi An’s most recognisable landmarks, built over 400 years ago.
Wrap up the tour with a wander through some of the town’s small streets, local shops and art galleries — a great chance to take it all in at a relaxed pace.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
Today is yours to enjoy Hoi An at your own pace.
You might like to spend the day wandering the old town, stopping in at cafés, or just taking it easy by the pool or beach. It’s a great place to slow down and enjoy some time together.
If you’re keen to explore a bit more, there are a few optional experiences you can join.
Cooking class and cycling tour around the countryside.
From US $67 /pax.
Explore to Cam Thanh Coconut Village with a lantern-making session.
From US $35 /pax.
Bike ride out to Tra Que Village with a cooking class.
From US $42 /pax.
Day trip to Cham Island for some time by the water.
From US $39 /pax.
Cycle out to My Son Sanctuary to explore the ancient ruins.
From US $99 /pax.
Just let us know if you’d like help organising any of these.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An

Enjoy your last bit of time in Hoi An before heading to Da Nang to catch your train to Nha Trang.
Sit back and enjoy the journey as you make your way south to one of Vietnam’s best-known beach spots.
Afternoon / Evening.
On arrival in Nha Trang, check in to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at your own pace.
You might like to head down to the beach for a swim, take a walk along the coastline, or just relax and enjoy the sea breeze.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Nha Trang
After breakfast, the day is yours to enjoy Nha Trang your way.
If you’re keen to try something a bit different, a mud bath is a popular local experience and a fun way to relax together.
You might also like to head over to VinWonders Nha Trang, which has a mix of attractions, ocean views, and plenty to see.
And do.
Or, if you’d prefer to keep things low-key, a spa session or some time by the beach is always a good option.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Nha Trang
Morning / Afternoon.
Enjoy a free day to spend as you like. You might prefer to relax at the hotel, continue to the beach, or explore a bit more of Nha Trang at your own pace.
In the late afternoon, get ready for a special evening out.
You’ll be picked up from your hotel around 17:00 – 17:30 and transferred to Cau Da Port to board the Emperor Cruise. After a welcome drink, set off as the sun begins to go down over Nha Trang Bay.
Take in the views from the deck, enjoy a drink, and settle into the relaxed atmosphere as live music plays in the background.
Dinner is served on board, featuring a multi-course menu with fresh seafood.
After dinner, you can stay on deck for a drink or unwind in the lounge before heading back to shore. You’ll then be transferred back to your hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Nha Trang
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, then spend the day however you like.
You might prefer to take it easy with a spa session, or try something like yoga or Tai Chi to unwind.
NOTE: Spa Treatment (minimum 2 treatments per night per person) daily.
Optional experiences: If you’re keen to get out and explore a bit more, there are a couple of day trips you can join.
Nha Trang city and island full-day tour.
From US $81 /pax.
Full-day Emperor Cruise experience.
From US $95 /pax.
Just let us know if you’d like help booking any of these.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Nha Trang
After breakfast, pack up and transfer to the airport for your flight to Ho Chi Minh City.
Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City and transfer to your hotel. Check in and take some time to relax before heading out in the evening.
Around 18:00, meet your drivers at the hotel and head out on a motorbike food tour — a fun way to experience the city at night.
Ride through the busy streets and get a feel for the local pace of life, including a stop down a small alley to see a more everyday side of the city.
Along the way, you’ll try a range of local dishes — from Vietnamese pancakes and fresh spring rolls to banh mi from a well-known local spot. You’ll also have the chance to enjoy a cold Saigon beer.
Continue on towards the Saigon River for a different view of the city, then stop by a lively walking street where you can try street snacks, grab a drink, and soak up the atmosphere.
After the tour (around 3 hours), head back to your hotel and relax for the night.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City
Enjoy your last morning in Ho Chi Minh City with your lover.
Have breakfast at the hotel's restaurant then free at leisure until our driver arrives. Travel to the airport for your flight back home.
Goodbye! We hope You'll have a married life.
NOTE: The hotel check-out time is 12:00. Late check-out can be settled with a surcharge.
End point.
Ho Chi Minh City.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: N.A
| Tour options | Prices | Total price (2 Adults) | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Superior 3* Hotels01 Jan 2026 - 20 Dec 2026 | $1681/pax | $3362 | |
| Superior 3* Hotels21 Dec 2026 - 20 Dec 2027 | $1732/pax | $3464 | |
| First Class 4* Hotels01 Jan 2026 - 20 Dec 2026 | $1871/pax | $3742 | |
| First Class 4* Hotels21 Dec 2026 - 20 Dec 2027 | $1928/pax | $3856 | |
| Deluxe 5* Hotels01 Jan 2026 - 20 Dec 2026 | $2231/pax | $4462 | |
| Deluxe 5* Hotels21 Dec 2026 - 20 Dec 2027 | $2298/pax | $4596 |
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Built from this tour’s confirmed route, transport, stays, meals and activity level so the answers stay specific to this itinerary.
14 Days gives this route more breathing room than a short highlights trip, but the real pace still depends on transfer days and one-night stops. Use the itinerary below to compare travel time with free time.
This is a multi-stop itinerary rather than a single-base holiday. The route overview shows the confirmed sequence Hanoi → Halong Bay → Hoi An → Nha Trang → Ho Chi Minh City. Where the itinerary identifies a flight, road transfer, train or boat, that transport mode is shown on the journey map so you can understand the travel flow before booking.
Yes. The current inclusion list identifies flight transport as included. The exact sectors should still be checked against the itinerary and booking confirmation because schedules and baggage rules can vary by departure.
Yes. This itinerary includes an overnight cruise/onboard stay. The exact vessel, cabin and operating sequence can vary by the confirmed cruise option, so check the accommodation and inclusion details on this page when choosing your package.
The accommodation summary for this itinerary is: Hotel (11 nights), Farmstay (1 night), Halong Bay Cruise (1 night), N.A (1 night). If room category, bedding, private bathroom or hotel level matters to you, send that requirement before booking so the confirmed option can be checked rather than assumed.
Yes. One or more days include genuine free-time or leisure periods. We keep those periods clearly marked so you can see which days are structured and which give you space to rest or explore independently.
This itinerary includes active elements such as walking, trekking, cycling, kayaking or similar activities. The difficulty is not judged only by the tour length; review the specific activity day and transfer time. Share mobility, balance or fitness concerns before booking so the demanding sections can be checked with you.
The current meal summary is: 13 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, 1 Brunch, 5 Dinner. Dietary requests are not assumed to be available everywhere, so mention vegetarian, vegan, allergy or other requirements before booking and EcoTravel can confirm what the operators on this exact route can accommodate.
No. Optional activities and extra costs are kept separate from the core included program. Check the Exclusions and Important Notes sections for anything that may need separate payment.
Do not assume every scheduled element can be changed without affecting the route or price. Send your dates, group size and the exact change you need; EcoTravel can check what is customizable while keeping the published itinerary clear and easy to compare.
Practical advice from a local operator for packing, weather, money, documents and the small details that can make a multi-stop trip much easier.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, light breathable clothing, sun protection, a compact rain layer, personal medication and a small day bag and swimwear and a light dry bag.
Northern Vietnam can be cool or misty from December to March; highland areas such as Sapa are noticeably cooler than Hanoi. Central Vietnam has a different rain pattern, with Hue often wetter from September to February. Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong stay warm year-round, with more frequent afternoon rain from May to November. A light rain layer is useful even in the drier months.
Vietnam’s currency is the đồng (VND). Keep some cash for markets, street food and smaller local purchases; cards are practical for many larger expenses. Exchange rates move daily, so use the exact VND amount shown by your bank, card terminal or EcoTravel payment confirmation rather than an old screenshot. Before approving a card payment, check the number of zeros and the final VND total. A useful local check: the 20,000 VND and 500,000 VND notes are both blue-toned, so look at the printed value before handing one over.
Entry and visa rules depend on nationality and can change. Check the requirements that apply to your passport before departure, and make sure the name, passport number, validity dates and planned entry point on your documents match your actual trip. If you are unsure, send EcoTravel your nationality and travel dates before booking so we can flag what you need to verify.
A local SIM or eSIM is useful for maps and messaging. In remote villages, mountain areas and small river stops, signal and card acceptance can be weaker, so keep some VND cash and save key hotel/guide details offline.
Carry your regular medication, use bottled or properly filtered drinking water, and consider travel insurance for active itineraries. Dress respectfully at temples and religious sites, and tell EcoTravel in advance about allergies, mobility concerns or motion sickness.
Overnight trains are easier with a compact bag; cruise cabins and tender transfers are more comfortable with only the luggage you need overnight. Keep passport, medication, valuables and one change of clothes in your day bag.
For a multi-stop Vietnam itinerary, send your exact travel dates, group size and preferred hotel level. If international or domestic flights are part of your wider trip, mention them so connection timing can be checked against Day 1 and the final day.