Reviewed 27 Jan 2012 by Michael Dymock
The most memorable parts were the Cu Chi tunnels and learning more in depth and hands on about the most recent Vietnam war (The American War as they call it). Really well preserved site and the history is all very fresh and astounding to see close up and personal.
(read full review)Reviewed 23 Aug 2011 by Steve Francis
Overall - amazing. We had a great time, and it was organised well... Halong Bay - stunning, beautiful scenery. Hoi An - lovely old city, on the coast too. Vietnam in general - interesting to hear the history from a Vietnamese perspective.
(read full review)Reviewed 09 May 2011 by Jennifer Beer
The ethnic markets, the train trips, the hotels and staff, our guides, the high quality, safe, late model 4 wheel drives and excellent drivers (since we went on some steep and slippery roads), meeting local people and seeing the beautiful country, people and amazing Hanoi were all memorable.
(read full review)Reviewed 03 May 2011 by Khilan Shah
Not one but many memories - Vietnam is a wonderful destination to go to.
(read full review)Reviewed 11 Jan 2011 by Di Bligh
Pretty good once we'd accepted that we were not in fact responsible travellers, or only slightly so. We greatly enjoyed Both Vietnam and Laos but especially Laos, which could, just, develop green tourism if it had the will.
(read full review)Reviewed 18 Apr 2010 by Anna Bradley
Excellent trip and really interesting.
(read full review)Reviewed 10 Jan 2010 by Dace Rubene
The stay in Hoi An, excellent hotel, superb tour with local guide, sea, river, exquisite food (as per local guide's recommendations).
(read full review)Reviewed 26 Dec 2009 by Lesley Craven
We thoroughly enjoyed the holiday. The tour operator we used was excellent
(read full review)Reviewed 09 Dec 2009 by Dave Hilditch
It was all wonderful but the highlights for us were Ha Long Bay, the Mekong Delta (particularly the floating market at Cai Rang) and a last night dinner cruise on the Saigon River in HCMC.
(read full review)Reviewed 02 Sep 2009 by Harold Hosker
All of it was memorable but we particularly enjoyed Halong bay and the Mekong delta.
(read full review)Reviewed 11 Mar 2009 by Sylvia Shilliam
Extremely good. It achieved all that we set out to achieve, it has given us an insight into Vietnam and I am sure we will return.
(read full review)Reviewed 08 Aug 2008 by Kerry O'Donoghue
Halong Bay and all the markets are the most memorable, but the overall country and people are fascinating.
(read full review)Reviewed 03 Sep 2007 by Ruben Segura
We loved everything but in particular Halong Bay and the Mekong Delta. If you travel with this operator, follow the guides’ advices. They made suggestions along the way to modify slightly our trip, and all of their advices turned out to be a great idea.
(read full review)Reviewed 06 Nov 2007 by Carl Price
So many memorable parts of the holiday. Here are a few: admiring the stunning beauty of Halong Bay, trying to cross the road in Hanoi without being mown down by a motorcycle and bartering for the excellent goods which can be purchased at the markets.
(read full review)Reviewed 03 Nov 2007 by Marie-Odile Romero
The highlights were discovering Vietnamese history, society and culture at its best and local interaction with our guides. Halong Bay and the Mekong Delta were the best sights.
(read full review)Reviewed 25 Mar 2007 by Sharon Goodsell
The whole holiday was so fantastic it is difficult to pinpoint a specific memorable occasion. We really enjoyed our "rural" experience and meeting the local people in their home and making Hoi An Lanterns. The whole trip was unforgettable
(read full review)Reviewed 10 Jan 2007 by Tracey Whare
The whole experience was memorable; the weather, the people, the food, the environment. Particular highlights were the cooking classes - we did three of them, Halong Bay and Mekong Delta.
(read full review)Reviewed 20 Nov 2007 by Thomas Goffin
The most memorable part of our holiday was chartering our own boat for 5 nights and 4 days visiting Halong Bay area and staying at areas where there were no other boats.
(read full review)Reviewed 17 Aug 2006 by Hazel White
The travel company was excellent, local guides very knowledgable, country and culture fascinating, food superb and all this lead to a family holiday that is going to be exceptionally difficult to beat.
(read full review)Reviewed 22 Jul 2006 by Karen Ritchie
Most memorable experience - the trip from the airport to our hotel, the chaos of the traffic in Saigon meant our mouths were open and we didn't hear a word our guide said as we tried to absorb the sights and sounds unlike anything we had experienced before.
(read full review)Reviewed 19 Nov 2006 by Edmond Klinke
Cruising round Ha Long Bay, walking round My Son seeing the ruins of the Champa Kingdom (Thank you Uncle Sam), seeing the Citadel in Hue, haggling in Hoi An, the millions of motorbikes in Saigon and sailing through the floating market around the Mekong Delta were the most memorable!
(read full review)Reviewed 30 Sep 2006 by Bruce Arnup
Most memorable was Sapa and Bac Ha markets and Mekong Delta.
(read full review)Reviewed 01 May 2006 by Neil Cameron
The fortnight was mostly marvellous and one of the best trips that I have had anywhere over a period of 40 years of overseas excursions. The tour organizers, the guides and the car drivers varied between good and excellent.
(read full review)Reviewed 27 Feb 2006 by Christopher Flower
This operator is an excellent organisation which we have already recommended to friends. Highly efficient, knowledgeable and helpful staff at all levels, and very good organisers.
(read full review)Reviewed 11 Feb 2006 by Reni McPhail
Kayaking in Ha Long Bay and visiting the local people to celebrate Tet, Cu Chi Tunnels, Royal Tombs in Hue, getting our clothes made in Hoi An, and visiting the temples in Siem Riep including a balloon ride to watch the sunrise over Angkor Wat (in Cambodia) were the highlights.
(read full review)Reviewed 01 Nov 2005 by Margaret Bridgeman
Truly every single day was a new high - there were so many highlights from relaxing on the beach to hiking in the Tonkinese Alps to shopping in the busy city markets to cruising the Mekong Delta to... it's hard to finish the sentence.
(read full review)Reviewed 06 Aug 2005 by Stuart Hatcher
Ha Long bay overnight boat trip was the most memorable. Ha Long is deservedly a Unesco World heritage site indeed! Also the Cu Chi tunnels are well worth seeing and crawling around in to gain an insight into the 'American war'.
(read full review)Reviewed 15 Jul 2005 by Helen Pilton
Highlights of the scenery would have to be Halong Bay, Cu Chi Tunnels, Mekong Delta, Hoi An, Endangered Primate Rescue Centre, Cuc Phuong National Park, Markets...We loved Indochina and we recommend it to everyone.
(read full review)Reviewed 07 Jul 2005 by Dorte and Torben Borch
The most memorable - everything. If you ever go to Vietnam - use this operator to help with your planning. This tour operator did a great job and nothing went wrong.
(read full review)Reviewed 15 Nov 2005 by Vic Flintham
The most memorable part was probably time spent informally in the Mekong Delta.
(read full review)Reviewed 13 Nov 2005 by Rosemary Murphy
The whole trip was extremely memorable. They worked hard to ensure we enjoyed the historic sights, scenery, and shopping while staying in luxurious hotels. The people in Vietnam are extremely friendly and welcoming and our guides and this operator could not have done more for us.
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