Trip info
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Private car
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1-10
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Hotel
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Ho Chi Minh City
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All year round
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Private
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English
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As trip mentions
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1
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80
Overview
The tour combines the dynamic energy of Ho Chi Minh City with the tranquil charm of the Mekong Delta and the tropical beauty of Phu Quoc Island. Explore the historic Cu Chi Tunnels and discover the city’s iconic landmarks and cultural highlights. Experience authentic local life in the Mekong Delta with boat trips, village cycling, and a homestay. Continue to Phu Quoc for relaxing beach time and crystal-clear waters. Conclude with an exciting island-hopping adventure, snorkeling, and a scenic cable car ride over the sea.
Highlights
- Explore the historic Cu Chi Tunnels and discover Ho Chi Minh City’s key attractions.
- Experience the Mekong Delta lifestyle with boat trips
- Relax on the pristine beaches of Phu Quoc Island
- Experience island hopping, snorkeling, and a breathtaking cable car ride over the sea
Itinerary
Upon arrival in Ho Chi Minh City, you will be welcomed at Tan Son Nhat Airport by your Vietnam Tourist guide and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure.
Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.
3* – Prague Hotel or similar
4* – Calista Saigon Hotel or similar
5* – Pullman Saigon Centre Hotel or similar
In the morning, you will visit the amazing Cu Chi Tunnels where Vietnamese guerrillas built a labyrinth of narrow tunnels as hideouts during the war. Return to Ho Chi Minh City in the afternoon for a half-day city tour. Highlights include the photo stops at the Reunification Palace, the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Central Post Office. Visit a local market in Chinatown and either the Thien Hau Temple or the Quan Am Pagoda.
Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.
3* – Prague Hotel or similar
4* – Calista Saigon Hotel or similar
5* – Pullman Saigon Centre Hotel or similar
Depart for Cai Be by your private car. Boat trip through Cai Be, followed by a rowing boat ride along peaceful canals on Tan Phong Island. Visit orchards, enjoy local music, and cycle through villages to experience daily life and handicrafts. Cross the Mekong River to An Binh Island for lunch. Afternoon village exploration, cooking with a local family, dinner, and overnight at homestay
Overnight in homestay.
- Ut Trinh homestay or similar
Breakfast at homestay, then boat trip to visit brick kilns and floating fish farms. Stop at Vinh Long Market before ending the tour around 10:00 am. Return to Ho Chi Minh City.
Overnight in Ho Chi Minh city.
3* – Prague Hotel or similar
4* – Calista Saigon Hotel or similar
5* – Pullman Saigon Centre Hotel or similar
Transfer to Tan Son Nhat International Airport for your flight to Phu Quoc Island. Upon arrival, you will be welcomed and transferred to your hotel for check-in. The remainder of the day is at your leisure.
Overnight in Phu Quoc.
3* – Azura resort or similar
4* – Sol By Melia Phu Quoc resort or similar
5* – Wyndham Grand Phu Quoc or similar
Spend a day to explore the most beautiful islands in the south of Phu Quoc. Starting with a speedboat ride from An Thoi Harbor, you will visit Gam Ghi Island and Xuong (or Buom) Island to snorkel and admire vibrant natural coral reefs. The journey continues to May Rut Trong Island where you can swim, relax on the white sandy beach, and capture stunning photos. Guests will enjoy lunch on the island and may join the Sea Walker experience at their own expense. The highlight of the trip is a visit to Hon Thom Island with access to the exciting water park. Finally, take a 25-minute cable car ride for a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of the turquoise sea before returning to your hotel. (Group tour)
Overnight in Phu Quoc.
3* – Azura resort or similar
4* – Sol By Melia Phu Quoc resort or similar
5* – Wyndham Grand Phu Quoc or similar
Enjoy your free time until your driver and tour guide pick you up and transfer you to the airport for your departure.
Includes/Excludes
Includes
- Accomodation with daily breakfast, 2 person per double/twin, 3 person for triple
- Private, air-conditioned vehicles
- Domestic flight Ho Chi Minh - Phu Quoc (1 way)
- Private Engligh speaking tour guide
- Pick up & drop off at airports & all hotels
- Entrance fee
- Meals as mentioned
- Mineral water & tissue
- All activities as trip mention
Excludes
- International flights
- Vietnam visa (if any)
- Travel insurance
- Drinks during meal
- Tip for tourguide & driver
- Personal expenses
- Banking fee
- Surcharge for compulsory dinner, Xmas, New year Eve
- Surcharge applies to vehicles, accommodation, and air tickets during Vietnamese public holidays, including April 30, May 1, September 2, December 24, December 31, and the Lunar New Year period.
- Activities are not mentioned in itinerary
Deposit & Cancellation Policy
+ A 30% deposit is required upon booking confirmation.
+ The remaining 70% must be paid at least 14 days prior to tour departure.
+ Cancellations made at least 14 days before the tour departure are eligible for a full refund.
+ Cancellations made between 14 -7 days before departure will incur a 50% cancellation charge.
+ Cancellations made less than 7 days or no show before departure will be subject to a 100% charge.
Overall Trip Rating:
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Verified Purchase
By Kai Morrison May 21, 2026 Crawl, Sleep, FlyCu Chi tunnels: crawled like a soldier, sweated like a sinner, felt like a legend. An Binh Island: slept on the Mekong, ate river fish, woke to floating markets. Phu Quoc: speedboat bouncing over waves, snorkeling with turtles, cable car flying over paradise – best seven days ever. -
Verified PurchaseBy Enzo Ferrante May 17, 2026 No Bullshit. Just Vietnam.Cu Chi: hot, cramped, humbling – do it. Mekong: Tan Phong rowboat is the real deal, An Binh homestay is basic but beautiful. Phu Quoc: speedboat and cable car are worth every penny – the turquoise water will ruin all other beaches for you.
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Verified PurchaseBy Haddad May 16, 2026 Three Lessons from the SouthThe tunnels taught me that darkness is survivable – one breath, one crawl, one moment at a time. The Mekong taught me that life flows regardless, brown water carrying fruit and laughter and grandmothers selling candy. Phu Quoc taught me that beauty can lift you above it all, if only for twenty-five minutes.
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Verified PurchaseBy Finn May 16, 2026 I Crawled, I Slept on a River, I FlewCu Chi tunnels nearly broke me (so small, so hot, so worth it), then An Binh Island's homestay fixed me with frog songs and the best fish of my life. The cable car over Phu Quoc's turquoise water made me cry like a baby – seven days, three worlds, zero regrets.
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Verified PurchaseBy Ramesh Nair May 16, 2026 Well-Paced Combo for Culture & Beach LoversDay 2 covers city sights plus Cu Chi (leave by 8 AM). Days 3–4 are the Mekong highlight: Cai Be floating market, bike/walk on Tan Phong, overnight on An Binh (basic but authentic), then Vinh Long return. Day 5 flight or drive to Phu Quoc. Day 6: southern islands speedboat + cable car (worth the extra cost). Day 7 depart. Bring insect repellent for Mekong, sunscreen for Phu Quoc.
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Verified PurchaseBy Thomas Berger May 15, 2026 Culturally Immersive with a Strong FinishThe tour effectively combines historical (Cu Chi), agricultural/river life (Tan Phong, An Binh, Vinh Long), and coastal-island experiences (Phu Quoc). The overnight on An Binh is a genuine homestay, not a staged hotel—excellent cultural depth. Phu Quoc's speedboat and cable car day is well-organized, though the return to the airport on Day 7 leaves little free time. Suitable for travelers seeking variety over relaxation.
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Verified PurchaseBy Samira May 14, 2026 A Small Forever in Seven DaysI did not know that a tunnel could feel like a prayer, but Cu Chi's darkness held me gently and taught me about survival. The Mekong rocked me to sleep on An Binh Island, and I woke to a floating market where a woman smiled like she had known me forever. Then Phu Quoc lifted me above an emerald sea, and I sat silent on that cable car, knowing I would carry this turquoise light home in my chest.
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Verified PurchaseBy Irina Volkov May 14, 2026 From Dark Earth to Emerald SkyCu Chi pulled me underground, my knees scraping against clay walls where soldiers once hid, and I emerged with red dirt under my nails and a new respect for survival. The Mekong rocked me to sleep on An Binh Island, frogs singing in the darkness, and I woke to the gentle splash of rowboats carrying fruit to Vinh Long market. Then Phu Quoc lifted me into the clouds on a cable car, turquoise water stretching to the horizon, and I knew I had just touched three different Vietnams in seven days.
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Verified PurchaseBy Seamus O’Reilly May 14, 2026 I Survived the Tunnels and Found ParadiseFirst, you’re crawling like a mole through Cu Chi, sweating buckets. Then suddenly you’re on a tiny island in the Mekong (An Binh) eating river fish with your hands—brilliant chaos. Just when you’re tired, bam! Phu Quoc, turquoise water, and a cable car that makes you feel like a flying millionaire. My only complaint? Seven days went faster than a Saigon scooter.
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Verified PurchaseBy Fatima Al-Zahrani May 12, 2026 Every Stop Felt Like HomeThe family who welcomed us on An Binh Island cooked the most delicious meal, and we laughed without sharing a common language. Drifting through Cai Be's floating market at sunrise, I felt so peaceful. Phu Quoc's southern islands were dazzling, but my heart stayed in the Mekong. Thank you for this gentle, beautiful journey.
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