+ 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.

Nha Trang – Da Lat – Ho Chi Minh City 6 Days

Transportation
Private car
Group Size
1-10
Accomodation
Hotel
Departure from
Nha Trang
Best season
All year round
Tour type
Private
Language
English
Meals
as trip mention
Minimum Age
6
Maximum Age
80

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Overview

Experience the vibrant coastal city of Nha Trang with free time to relax on its beautiful beaches and enjoy a memorable boat cruise to the stunning islands in Nha Trang Bay. Discover cultural and historical landmarks including Po Nagar Cham Towers, Long Son Pagoda, and the bustling Dam Market. Journey to Da Lat, a charming hill town in the Central Highlands, featuring cool weather, pine forests, and picturesque scenery along Hon Giao Pass. Explore Da Lat’s highlights such as Xuan Huong Lake, Truc Lam Zen Monastery, and its colorful flower and vegetable markets. Continue with a scenic transfer to Ho Chi Minh City, stopping to visit local tea and coffee plantations along the way. Visit the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, explore key highlights of Ho Chi Minh City, and enjoy a relaxing sunset cruise along the Saigon River for a memorable end to your journey.

Highlights

Relax on Nha Trang’s beautiful beaches and enjoy a boat cruise to the stunning islands in Nha Trang Bay
Discover cultural highlights including Po Nagar Cham Towers and Long Son Pagoda
Experience the cool climate and scenic landscapes of Da Lat via the picturesque Hon Giao Pass
Visit Truc Lam Zen Monastery and explore local tea and coffee plantations en route to Ho Chi Minh City
Explore Cu Chi tunnel, sunset panoramic view from Saigon river and key sites of Ho Chi Minh city

Day 01 :

Nha Trang - Arrival

Arrive at Cam Ranh Airport and transfer to your hotel in Nha Trang. The rest of day is at your leisure.

Overnight in Nha Trang.

Day 02 :

Nha Trang - Sightseeing

Enjoy Nha Trang’s turquoise waters and white sandy beaches with a morning boat cruise to offshore islands in Nha Trang Bay. In the afternoon, visit the Po Nagar Cham Towers, the Dam Market, the Nha Trang Stone Cathedral or the Long Son Pagoda where the giant Sakyamuni Buddha statue sits on the top of the hill.

Overnight in Nha Trang.

Breakfast

Day 03 :

Nha Trang - Da Lat - Sightseeing

Drive to Da Lat, a former hill station in the Central Highlands in the early morning, take in the magnificent landscape at Hon Giao Pass. Upon your arrival in Da Lat, visit the Xuan Huong Lake, the Lam Dong Museum, the palace of the last Empress of the Nguyen Dynasty (the last monarchy of Vietnam) , and the Da Lat Cremaillere Railway.

Overnight in Da Lat.

Breakfast

Day 04 :

Da Lat - Ho Chi Minh City

Explore Da Lat’s flower and vegetable market before visiting the Truc Lam Buddhist Monastery which is located above the serene Tuyen Lam Lake. Depart for Ho Chi Minh City with a stop en route to visit tea and coffee plantations. You will arrive in Ho Chi Minh City in the late afternoon.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

Breakfast

Day 05 :

Ho Chi Minh City - Sightseeing

A testament to the tenacity of the Vietnamese people, the amazing Cu Chi Tunnels are a labyrinth of narrow passages used as hideouts during the war. Located approximately 40km northwest of Sai Gon, you will explore sections of the extensive network that served as an underground city in the not-too-distant past.

Afternoon, explore the charming city of Sai Gon where remarkable blend of history and modernity. Highlights of this half-day tour include the Reunification Palace, the stop for photo at the Central Post Office and the Notre Dame Cathedral area. Visit a local market in Chinatown and either the Thien Hau Temple or the Quan Am Pagoda.

Late afternoon, transfer to Bach Dang pier for one hour boat cruise along Saigon river to see the sunset and panoramic view of Ho Chi Minh city.

Breakfast

Day 06 :

Ho Chi Minh City - Departure

After breakfast, free at leisure or shopping until your departure.

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By Emma Richardson April 16, 2026 Nha Trang – Da Lat – Ho Chi Minh City
Six days took me from salty beaches to misty mountains and finally into the heartbeat of southern Vietnam. Nha Trang was pure bliss – turquoise waters, fresh seafood on the sand, and islands calling for a day trip. Then Da Lat wrapped me in cool mountain air like a soft blanket; pine forests, French villas, crazy coffee shops, and the most amazing strawberry fields. I even rode a crazy train loop through flower valleys! Ho Chi Minh City hit different – chaos and charm colliding on every corner of District 1. The War Remnants Museum left me silent, but the energy of Ben Thanh Market at night brought me right back. This tour gave me everything: beach relaxation, highland romance, and city grit. If you want to see the soul of southern Vietnam without rushing, this is your route
Date of Experience: April 02, 2026
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By James Chen April 12, 2026 Nha Trang – Da Lat – Ho Chi Minh City
Honestly, this was the perfect way to experience the incredible diversity of southern Vietnam in under a week. We started with the stunning beaches and delicious street food of Nha Trang, then took the scenic 4-hour drive up into the mountains to Da Lat—the 'City of Eternal Spring.' The cool, fresh air was such a welcome change! Da Lat felt like a different world, with its pine forests, French-colonial architecture, and the unforgettable, quirky masterpiece that is the Crazy House. The final leg in energetic Ho Chi Minh City was a blast, and the day trip to the Mekong Delta—floating through the coconut canals and visiting the fruit orchards—was the perfect cultural immersion. Yes, there are a few early mornings and long drives, but the private, air-conditioned vehicle made it comfortable, and the constantly changing landscapes were half the adventure. For first-timers wanting to see the 'greatest hits' of the south, this itinerary is a home run
Date of Experience: April 03, 2026
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