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• International flights        
• Travel insurance        
• Visas (if needed - depending on country of origin/residence)        
• Meals other than those mentioned         
• Alcoholic beverages
• Optional activities  
• Tips and gratuities        

• 7 nights accommodation
• Arrival & departure airport transfers        
• In-country transport         
• Guides             
• Meals: 7 Breakfasts and 2 Dinners
• 24-hour emergency support        
• Entrance fees        
• Applicable taxes        

There are food trolleys that visit cabins with a variety of snacks - but they are local style snacks, so it depends on how adventurous you are! There will be time to buy your own snacks prior.

There is an F&B cabin where you can sit and order food & drinks, including coffee and instant noodles.

Please be aware that dress standards in Asia differ from those in western countries. 

If you’re planning on visiting religious sites, we recommend that women wear a long skirt, or carry a sarong. 

• A mixture of lightweight clothing with some warm layers (it can get chilly in public transport or on the sleeper trains and buses)
• Wind and waterproof jacket (depending on the season but it’s always advisable to carry one)
• Comfortable shoes and if the program includes a trekking activity we recommend hiking shoes with ankle support. Sandals with straps for water activities and the beach
• Daypack
• Swimming suit, beach towel, sun hat, sun cream, sunglasses
• Mosquito repellent, toiletries, personal medication, Epi-pens, antihistamines etc
• Travel adaptor (Vietnam generally operates on a 220V supply voltage, however you may find 110V as well, and uses plug types A, C, D and E/F)

You can have a plate of food for a street vendor for $5-8 AUD, however there are always more expensive options. From a mid-range, sit-down restaurant, expect to pay $22-$48 AUD - not including alcohol. 

Yep! Although you'll have to organise this yourself.

Yes, travel insurance is compulsory.

Yes! Just let us know at time of booking.

The tour departs on Monday 13 May, 2024.

The tour returns Monday 20 May, 2024.

Please refer to the Consulate of Vietnam to check any visa requirements CLICK HERE.

Yay!! Our wonderful sales & support team will contact you within 48hrs to send you more info as well as a link to book an optional tours

The Travel Doctor has clinics Australia-wide see HERE

However, your local doctor or GP will also be able to give you the relevant information.

Check-in is at 2pm in day 1.

You will be able to store your luggage at the hotel if you arrive early and the room is not yet ready

Hanoi is where you need to fly into  - Airport code HAN

Day 1 will commence at the welcome dinner at 6pm - don't stress if you flight is later, just let our team know! 

Day 8 ends in Hoi An, and you'll be transferred back to Da Nang Airport.