Limestone bays, lantern-lit towns and the world's best street food — Vietnam end to end, run by our own local team.
Vietnam stretches more than 1,600 km from the misty mountains of the north to the rivers and islands of the south, and few countries pack so much variety into a single trip. In one journey you can drift between the karst towers of Ha Long Bay, cycle past rice paddies in Ninh Binh, tailor a suit by lantern light in Hoi An and end on the white sand of Phu Quoc.
Eurasia DMC is a European company with its own operational team in Vietnam. That means you sign a European contract and pay in euros, while the people looking after you on the ground are our colleagues — not a reseller three steps removed.
Vietnam is a year-round destination, but the weather differs by region. For a full north-to-south trip, October to April works best for most European travellers. The north is cool and dry from November to March, central Vietnam is sunniest from February to August, and the south stays warm all year with a wet season from May to October.
Every itinerary is built around you: private guides who speak excellent English (German and French on request), carefully inspected boutique hotels, overnight cruises we have sailed ourselves and drivers who know when to stop for the best coffee in town. Families, honeymooners, small groups and incentive planners all get the same attention to detail.
Book as they are or let us tailor every day — hotels, guides and transfers included.
Run by our own team and trusted local partners — for private travellers, agencies and groups.
Our representative welcomes you at Hanoi, Da Nang or Ho Chi Minh City airport with a name board, local SIM card and a private transfer.
Hand-picked overnight junks in Ha Long and Lan Ha Bay — from boutique 10-cabin boats to full private charters.
English, German and French-speaking guides with air-conditioned vehicles for every group size.
Direct contracts with boutique hotels and beach resorts from Sapa to Phu Quoc at honest net rates.
Conferences, gala dinners and team-building programmes in Da Nang, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
Floating dinners, private sampan rides and romantic resort upgrades for newly-weds.
The places our guests remember long after they fly home.
UNESCO seascape of 1,600 limestone islands
Lanterns, tailors and riverside cafés
Held by giant stone hands at Ba Na Hills
36 streets of history and street food
Rowing boats through karst caves
Floating markets and fruit orchards
Hill-tribe villages and mountain treks
Our guides know exactly where locals eat — food tours and cooking classes can be added to any trip.
Fragrant beef or chicken noodle soup
Crusty baguette with pâté and herbs
Hanoi's grilled pork with noodles
Hoi An's signature noodle dish
Fresh rolls, herbs and dipping sauces
“Everything was perfectly organised — the Ha Long Bay cruise was the highlight of our year. Our guide in Hanoi felt like a friend by the end of the day.”
“Eleven days, three regions, zero stress. Paying in euros to a European company gave us real peace of mind.”
“Hoi An by lantern light and then pure relaxation in Phu Quoc — the perfect honeymoon balance.”
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Many European nationalities can enter Vietnam visa-free for a limited stay, and others can apply for an e-visa online. Rules change, so we confirm the latest requirements for your passport when you book.
Vietnam is considered one of the safest destinations in Asia. Normal precautions apply, and our local team is available 24/7 during your trip.
Ten to fourteen days lets you see the north, centre and south comfortably. With one week, focus on two regions.
Both are stunning. Lan Ha Bay is quieter with fewer boats, while Ha Long Bay has the classic caves. We'll recommend the right cruise for you.
Tell us how you like to travel. A destination expert will reply within one working day with a day-by-day plan and a clear price in EUR.
