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Vietnam February 2025 Tour Reviews

4.9 - Excellent

Based on 1,465 customer reviews

Amazing Experience

5 - Excellent

Kathryn K

Our trip provided us with an unforgettable experience spanning 22 days. We had the opportunity to savor the flavors of Vietnam, gain insights into Cambodia, and unwind in Thailand. The included excursions were exceptional, meticulously planned, and offered both small group and private tour options. The entire trip was impeccably organized, with everything proceeding according to plan. Our travel expert was always available to address any queries and regularly checked in to ensure our well-being.

Vietnam - vitality and variety

5 - Excellent

Anonymous

If you want a non-stop, full-on journey with never a dull moment trip (and really don't want a lie-in in the morning) - then cycle from the bottom to the top of Vietnam! Well to be truthful you don't actually cycle the whole distance - but it sounds good! You actually cover 500 k on your good quality bicycle. The reality is to travel the whole country you have no choice but to spend a fair amount of time on the minibus, but it wasn't a problem - just a fact. Pleasantly surprised by the quality of hotels - hard to fault anything about them. The cycling goes from miles of completely flat through villages and countryside (where you whizz along at 14-16 mph regularly), to pleasantly undulating, with just two 'proper' climbs - one of which is 10k and seriously steep. One spectacular downhill journey for miles as a sort of pay-back!! Fabulous food (lots of stopping off at local families along the route for lunch). A great group of 18 folk of varying ages and levels of fitness made the holiday fun and fabulous.

Wonderful experience

4 - Very Good

Anonymous

This was our first organized cycling trip, and it was very enjoyable. The group was larger than I expected (18, whereas I had thought we would be about 12), but everyone got along well and our tour leader, Tung, was very efficient and attentive, friendly, patient and entertaining. There was also more city riding than I expected, through some rather hairy motorbike traffic and roundabouts. Tung and Lee, our tail gunner, shepherded us through them, but it took some guts at first to weave through the scooters and cars and buses. Note that red lights apparently don't apply to motorbikes; they just sail on through. We got used to it after a couple of times and in the end it was rather exhilarating. Some riding on main city streets and bridges, too, and through towns and suburbs. All in all the tour was a bit more urban than I'd hoped. But I suppose if you want to see all aspects of Vietnam... Riding through the rice paddies and the countryside and along back lanes, on the other hand, was quite enchanting. Little children ran out to call "Hello!" everywhere. I see this tour is rated as 3/9 for activity level. I would say more 5/9, and that's without the (very enjoyable, if you're up for it) 10-km uphill ride one day. On the other hand, the bus is always available and there was no shame in taking a day off. We missed the Whale Island tour because of a typhoon, but Tung and Exodus rearranged everything seamlessly. The Halong Bay overnight boat tour was a real delight, as was the overnight train to Hanoi. And Hoi An and Hanoi were wonderful, particularly the pedestrian streets (no motorbikes!) on the weekend in Hanoi. We could easily have skipped the boat trip to the overcrowded beach and hike up to the viewpoint on Halong Bay, however, and the kayaks were uncomfortable, at least for the person in the stern with no back support. The meals were good, even for us vegetarians, the bikes were clean and very well maintained, and there was lots of juice and water and fruit provided at the frequent rest stops. Nice that they didn't insist on handing out plastic bottles of water! The bus was comfortable and the driver and bike mechanic were friendly and very competent. Definitely a 10/10 for organization.