Vietnam Family Tours

There are several places in Vietnam great for families. Hanoi offers cultural sites, puppet shows, and lively markets that children will find something interesting. Halong Bay is always a favorite because families can stay on a cruise, try kayaking, and explore caves.

Another highlight is Hoi An. There are activities like making lanterns and riding bikes in the countryside, and it's safe and convenient to walk around. Families prefer Da Nang and Nha Trang for beach days, but Phu Quoc is more sedate and tranquil.

We typically recommend a combination of city, countryside, and beach when creating family tours. This keeps kids content and frees up parents' time to enjoy the trip stress-free.

The cost depends on the style of your trip. On average, a 10-day tour for a family of four can range from $2,000 to $4,000. This often covers hotels, transport, meals, and guided tours.

Families who prefer simple guesthouses and local street food can spend less. Those who choose private tours, comfortable hotels, or flights inside Vietnam will spend a little more.

Vietnam offers very good value. You get rich experiences and good service without paying too much. When you travel with us, we adjust the plan to match your budget, so you know what to expect and can enjoy the trip with peace of mind.

Spring or fall is perfect time to travel to Vietnam with kids. March and April have pleasant weather ideal for outdoor activities. The weather is mild and the landscape is breathtaking from September to November.

If your family loves the beach, December to April is also good for southern Vietnam, especially Phu Quoc or Nha Trang. You can expect sunshine and calm seas during these months.

We always design your tours according to different travel time. Your family can enjoy the best of each place in Vietnam. For example, visiting temples in the cool mornings, or enjoying the beach when the sun is bright.

For a relaxed family trip, 10 to 12 days is ideal. This gives time to see Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, and then finish with a few days on the beach. Families often find this balance perfect.

If you have only a week, we suggest focusing on two or three places, such as Hanoi, Halong Bay, and Hoi An. This avoids rushing and makes the trip enjoyable.

With more than 14 days, families can add Sapa for mountain adventures or the Mekong Delta for river life. Whatever the length, we create an itinerary that fits your pace and interests.

Vietnam is full of activities that children enjoy. In Hanoi, families can watch a water puppet show or take a fun cycle ride. In Halong Bay, you can kayak, swim, or explore caves together.

Hoi An is a very family-friendly place. Kids love making lanterns, riding boats, or cycling through quiet rice fields. There are theme parks and beautiful beaches in Da Nang. When heading to South Vietnam, the Mekong Delta offers boat rides and floating markets.

Yes, there are plenty of family-friendly beaches in Vietnam. Da Nang boasts calm waves and broad sandy beaches. There are lots of exciting things to do in Nha Trang. For younger children, Phu Quoc is ideal because it is more tranquil.

There are lots of family-friendly resorts along the coast. They have restaurants serving both Vietnamese and Western cuisine, as well as pools and children's clubs.

We often suggest ending a family tour with a few beach days. It is the best way for kids to have fun and for parents to enjoy a peaceful break.

Vietnam is safe, but there are a few things to keep in mind. It's important to keep your kids close by when crossing the street due to heavy traffic. Although food is delicious, it's best to eat cooked meals and drink bottled water for children.

In some rural areas, services can be basic, but that is part of the adventure. For the comfort of families, we always set up clean hotels and safe transportation. Moreover, for outdoor activities, sunscreen and insect repellent are also helpful.

Yes, most families will need a visa to enter Vietnam. Applying for an e-visa online is the simplest and the most recommended way. It is valid for up to 90 days and only takes a few days.

Some travelers choose to get a visa on arrival at the airport. But it can mean waiting in lines with children after a long flight. Vietnam visa on arrival also requires an approval letter before you get to Vietnam. So, that is why we usually recommend the e-visa. It is simple and smooth.

We always guide families through the process so everything is ready before departure. This way, your trip begins without stress the moment you land.