Vietnam Solo Tours

Yes, Vietnam is a very safe place to travel alone. There is very little violent crime. Tourist destinations are closely watched. The majority of problems you might run into are small ones, like haggling or staying away from unlicensed taxis. These are easy to handle with simple advice.

Cities like Hanoi, Danang, and Ho Chi Minh City are great for walking tours, both during the day and in the evening. You can enjoy street food or walk around markets while feeling relaxed and secure. Many solo travelers say they feel comfortable wherever they go.

Vietnam has many must-see destinations. Most solo travelers enjoy a mix of culture and nature. Many people begin their trip in Hanoi to experience its beautiful lakes, street food, and charming old streets. Additionally, one of the highlights of Vietnam tours is the opportunity to take an overnight Halong Bay or Lan Ha Bay cruise. In Northern Vietnam, adding Sapa or Ninh Binh is a good choice for mountain views or boating among golden rice fields.

In central Vietnam, Hoi An offers lantern-lit streets and peaceful beaches. In Hue, you can experience the history and culture of Vietnam. If you want to discover seaside views and a relaxing coastal atmosphere, Da Nang is a good choice.

Ho Chi Minh City is a vibrant city in Southern Vietnam. It has many markets and museums. From here, you can take a boat tour of the Mekong Delta and visit the well-known Vietnamese floating market.

Getting around Vietnam is very easy for solo travelers. Because Vietnam has many easy and good transportation. Tourists can take domestic flights for long distances, especially between major cities like Hanoi, Danang, and Ho Chi Minh City.

In Northern and Central Vietnam, the train is another excellent choice, particularly for the picturesque coastal route. For shorter distances, the majority of passengers use buses or private vehicles. Grab is a secure and affordable app for calling cars in major tourist areas.

We can set up private drivers who are familiar with the routes and can communicate in simple English to make things simple and seamless. Additionally, we give you detailed daily instructions so you can travel with confidence at all times.

Overall, the ideal time to visit Vietnam is from October to April. During this time, the weather is cool and dry. However, Vietnam's weather changes from north to south. The best travel time depends on your detailed travel route.

From October to April, Hanoi, Sapa, and Halong Bay have clear skies and pleasant temperatures. Central Vietnam—Hoi An and Hue—is sunny from February to July. The South is warm year-round, but December to April feels the most comfortable.

Rainy season showers are usually short, so travel is still possible. If you book a tour with us, we can help you plan around the best time to travel without stormy areas. This makes your trip smoother and more enjoyable.

Traveling in Vietnam is very affordable, even for solo travelers. Most people spend USD 80–150 per day, including hotels, meals, transportation, and activities. It will cost more if you stay in luxury hotels or use private transfers.

Usually, food in Vietnam offers great value, from street noodles to fine dining. Most attractions in Vietnam have reasonable prices, such as temples, museums, and cruises. You don't need to make your wallet bleed for a Vietnam solo tour.

Most travelers need a visa to visit Vietnam. But the process is easy. Many nationalities can apply online for a 30-day e-visa, which usually takes only a few days to process. The application form for the Vietnam e-visa is short and easy to complete.

Visitors from South Korea, France, and Japan can enter Vietnam without a visa for a limited number of days. The visa rules vary by nationality.

Most solo travelers enjoy staying in Vietnam for 10–14 days, which allows enough time to explore the north, center, and south at a relaxed pace. Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, and Ho Chi Minh City make a popular and balanced route.

If you have more time, a 3-week Vietnam trip is a good tour length. It lets you explore Phu Quoc beaches, Phong Nha caves, or the mountains of Sapa.

If you focus on one region, 5-7 days are possible for shorter trips. We help you choose the right trip length based on your interests and how fast you enjoy traveling. Your itinerary can be fully customized so every day feels fun and meaningful.

Vietnamese food is fresh, flavorful, and light. Many recipes call for rice noodles, vegetables, herbs, and simple sauces. Popular dishes like pho, banh mi, and spring rolls are easy to eat and delicious, even if you're not familiar with Asian cuisine.

Every region has its own cuisine. Hanoi is famous for its pho, and Hoi An for its unique cao lau noodles. The South offers delicious appetizers like sweet pastries and crispy rice pancakes. The flavors are rather mild because most foods aren't spicy unless you add your own chili.

Vietnam's cuisine draws a lot of tourists. To learn how to prepare traditional Vietnamese cuisine, many solo travelers enjoy taking cooking classes.