Hoping to explore the bustling streets of Vietnam and squeeze in some much-needed RnR? Find the perfect mix of both and join a Vietnamese cruise. With major ports dotted along the entire coastline, from Ho Chi Minh City in the south to Ha Long Bay in the north, our Vietnamese cruise deals offer a unique glimpse into this bustling country.
Vietnam invites travellers to feast their senses on a unique mix of bustling cities, lush mountain ranges and quaint villages. Add in the luxury amenities of a cruise, and a chance to escape into the comforts of your stateroom after a day of exploration, and you’re set for a holiday like no other.
Let Ho Chi Minh City, a bustling beacon of culture, be your first port of call. Here, the fragrant street food, the echoes of history in the War Remnants Museum, and the intricate architecture of the Notre-Dame Cathedral promise an adventure like no other. Use your port days to explore the city streets or join a day cruise along the fertile lands of the Mekong Delta.
In the north, visit Hanoi before setting sail on a junkboat towards the tranquil waters of Ha Long Bay. This UNESCO World Heritage site is home to emerald waters and towering limestone islets, drawing nature lovers and cruise connoisseurs from near and far.
Flight Centre’s Vietnam cruise deals are more than just a journey; they're an invitation to experience the heartbeat of Southeast Asia. Whether you're gazing at the sunset over the bay, indulging in local Vietnamese flavors, or finding serenity on the deck, these moments are set to stay with you long after the holiday is over. Chat with our cruising experts to find your perfect itinerary today.
- Which destinations are covered on a Vietnam cruise?
Each cruise itinerary will differ, however popular ports of call include Ho Chi Minh City, Hue/ Da Nang, Nha Trang and Halong Bay.
- How long are typical Vietnam cruises?
Longer cruise itineraries can last anywhere from seven days to three weeks. Those looking for a shorter cruising experience can enjoy one or two night journeys around Ha Long Bay.
- What's the best time of year to cruise Vietnam?
We recommend visiting Vietnam between November to April to avoid the monsoon months.
- Can I expect onboard entertainment tailored to Vietnamese culture?
Yes, many cruises offer traditional Vietnamese dance, music, and culinary experiences.
- Are there family-friendly Vietnam cruises?
Absolutely! Many cruises offer kids' clubs, family activities, and excursions suitable for all ages.
- Do I need a visa to visit Vietnam on a cruise?
Travellers from many nations need a visa to enter Vietnam, which can be applied for online or at the Vietnamese embassy. Always check with your relevant government authority before you travel for your entry requirements.
- What kind of food can I expect on a Vietnam cruise?
Cruises offer a mix of international dishes and Vietnamese specialties like pho, banh mi and noodles.
- Are there themed cruises available in Vietnam?
Yes, some cruises focus on cultural festivals, culinary experiences, or historical sites.
- What currencies do I need for a Vietnam cruise?
The official currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). With this in mind, many cruises are cashless and require you to settle your bill with a credit or debit card at the end of the trip. The only time you’ll need VND is for any shore excursions.
- Are there luxury cruises available in Vietnam?
Yes, several cruise lines offer upscale experiences with premium amenities and services.
- Does Flight Centre have a loyalty program, and can I use rewards points on cruises in the Ho Chi Minh City region?
Yes. You can earn and redeem World360 Rewards points on qualifying cruises in the Ho Chi Minh City region booked through Flight Centre.