Overview of the Brazil to Vietnam Package Tours (10, 12 Days)
Are you ready to dive into the beauty and diversity of Vietnam? Our Brazil to Vietnam package tours (10, 12 days), are two great options tailored to fit your schedule, each with unique experiences and unforgettable highlights.
10-Day Itinerary Highlights
This compact yet comprehensive journey covers all the most iconic destinations throughout Vietnam:
- Begin your adventure in Hanoi, the capital city brimming with history and charm.
- Sail through the beautiful limestone karsts of Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- The cultural riches of Thanh Hoa, landscapes that are calm and serene in Nghe An, and a visit to Ho Chi Minh’s birthplace land offer lots more.
- It means traveling south to bustling Ho Chi Minh City, where history meets modern energy.
- Discover the serenity of the Mekong Delta, the ingenuity of the Cu Chi Tunnels, and the tropical paradise that is Phu Quoc Island.
12-Day Itinerary Highlights
This 12-day tour is an extended version of the 10-day one, adding two must-see gems:
- The ancient imperial city of Hue boasts of the Citadel and Perfume River cruises.
- Witness the experience that Da Nang offers as a city with modern charm, virgin beaches, and a visit to the breathless Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills.
Choosing the Right Itinerary
- The best tour for travelers who have a tighter schedule but intend to see the key highlights of Vietnam will take 10 days.
- The 12-day tour is specifically for those interested in a far more intensive experience with extra time to enjoy the central cultural wonders of Vietnam.
Cu Chi Tunnels (Sours: vietnamdecouverte)
Detailed Itinerary for Brazil to Vietnam Package Tours (10, 12 Days)
Day 1: Welcome to Hanoi – Vietnam’s Timeless Capital
Morning:
- Upon arrival, you will arrive at Noi Bai International Airport and be welcomed with a warm smile and a freshly flowered bunch, a real Vietnamese tradition in greeting.
- A private transfer takes you to your luxury hotel in the center of Hanoi.
- Check-in and take some time to rest and rejuvenate after your journey.
Afternoon:
- Begin your first sightseeing in the Old Quarter of Hanoi, where every corner narrates a different legend.
- Walk down narrow, busy streets filled with vendors, craft shops, and the smell of street food.
- Stop by Hoan Kiem Lake, a serene oasis in the heart of the city, and visit Ngoc Son Temple to hear the legend of the lake’s mystical turtle.
- Take vivid photos of the famous, old, red-painted The Huc Bridge.
Evening:
- Enjoy the traditional water puppet show, an expression of Vietnam’s cultural heritage, whereby ancient folklore is enacted with music and skillful puppetry.
- End your day with a delicious dinner with Hanoi’s quintessential dishes such as Bun Cha, which includes grilled pork with noodles, and Nem Ran, crispy spring rolls.
Day 2: Cruise Through the Wonders of Halong Bay
Morning:
- Leave Hanoi after breakfast and drive to Halong Bay, one of the most spectacular natural wonders of Vietnam.
- Board a luxury cruise boat and retire to one of the cabins, offering a panoramic view of the emerald bay dotted with limestone karsts.
Afternoon:
- Start your cruise into the stunning bay, stopping to explore the magnificent Sung Sot Cave – Surprise Cave, famously picturesque with stalactites and stalagmites resembling fantastical creatures.
- Take a kayak tour through secret lagoons and let the tranquility of everything envelop you.
- Take a dip in an incredibly isolated cove with towering cliffs and water of crystal transparency.
Evening:
- You’ll delight in having dinner barbecue style on the sun deck at a time when sunset would paint golden and crimson shades around the bay.
- In the evening, after dinner, enjoy squid fishing, a very entertaining and interactive activity, or just relax on deck under the stars with a cocktail.
Halong Bay (Sours: canva)
Day 3: Historical Treasures in Thanh Hoa
Morning:
- Disembark your cruise to the Thanh Hoa area, with a rich historical legacy.
- Roam along and enjoy the scenic views of the Vietnamese countryside dotted with rice paddies and small villages.
Afternoon:
- Visit Ho Dynasty Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for insights into what has happened in history to this 14th-century stronghold.
- Participate in one of many traditional crafts workshops where locals will teach you how to make pottery or weave textiles.
Evening:
- Enjoy dinner with the special dishes of Thanh Hoa, such as nem chua (fermented pork roll ) and canh ga nau mang (chicken bamboo shoot soup).
- Check into a cozy boutique hotel and have a relaxing night.
Day 4: Nghe An – Explore the Homeland of Ho Chi Minh
Morning:
- Start your journey to Nghe An, the native land of Ho Chi Minh.
- Arrived at Lang Sen: the native village of Ho Chi Minh in his childhood. Visit his humble dwelling, the gardens, and the peaceful countryside that influenced Ho Chi Minh’s early life.
Afternoon:
- Head to Thanh Chuong Tea Plantation for the rolling hills of lush green tea leaves, pretty much like a postcard scenery.
- Meet the local farmers, understand traditional methods of tea harvesting, and savor freshly brewed tea in serenity.
Evening: Return to the hotel for a relaxed dinner, enjoying local specialties in the serene atmosphere of Nghe An’s countryside.
Thanh Chuong Tea Plantation (Sours: vietnamtourism)
Day 5: Hue – The Imperial City
Morning:
- Driving along the famous Hai Van Pass, one of the most spectacular scenic ocean roads that offers breathtaking panoramic views of mountains and the sea.
- Arrive in Hue, the Imperial City of Vietnam. Check-in at your hotel.
Afternoon:
- Spend your morning visiting the Imperial Citadel, a grand complex that once served as a home to the emperors of Vietnam. Well-detailed architecture with gardens is something that you get to see while exploring the Forbidden Purple City.
- Continue with a visit to the Tombs of the Emperor beautiful mausoleum complex that merges nature with the royal design of a tomb.
Evening:
- Take a boat cruise along the Perfume River with traditional Vietnamese music.
- At any local restaurant, enjoy royal-inspired dishes such as Banh Beo, a steamed rice cake, and Nem Lui, or grilled pork on skewers.
Day 6: Da Nang – Modern Charm Meets Natural Beauty
Morning:
- Travel to Da Nang, the city where modernity has kissed nature.
- Start your day with a visit to the Marble Mountains, five limestone hills peopled with caves, tunnels, and pagodas. Climb to the top for stunning views of the coastline.
Afternoon:
- Spend the whole afternoon relaxing at My Khe Beach, famous for its spotless sand and mild waves: swim, go sunbathing, or simply enjoy the great atmosphere.
- Take a cable car ride to Ba Na Hills, which harbors the iconic Golden Bridge, a breathtaking architectural marvel that appears to float among the clouds.
Evening: Enjoy your evening dinner with a very sumptuous fresh seafood dinner in one of its well-known local restaurants and enjoy the view of the coastline of Da Nang. Tuck into plates of freshly fished lobster, squid, clams, or whatever else they have on show.
Golden Bridge (Sours: canva)
Day 7: Ho Chi Minh City – Vibrant Urban Energy
Morning:
Welcome to Ho Chi Minh City, a bustling metropolis and vibrant heart of southern Vietnam. Begin your day with an early flight into this dynamic city, whisked away in a private transfer to a central luxury hotel. After check-in, go on a guided tour of the iconic landmarks that are:
- Reunification Palace: A step into history, this is where the Vietnam War came to an end.
- Notre-Dame: Fancy this beautiful neo-Romanesque architectural cathedral dating back to the colonial days of Vietnam.
- Central Post Office: Designed by the famous Gustave Eiffel, this architectural beauty carries within its framework the best of classic French and Asian influences.
Afternoon:
Ben Thanh Market is a food, shopping, and cultural haven. Commingle with the energy at this marketplace. Walk through the stalls of handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs. Treat yourself to some fresh Vietnamese classics: Pho or Banh Mi from street vendors.
Evening: End the day in style and luxury with a dinner cruise down the Saigon River, feasting your senses on the shimmering skylines of the city, a perfect blend of modernity with tradition.
Day 8: Mekong Delta – A Journey to the River’s Heart
Morning:
- Start your day early in the morning, leaving Ho Chi Minh City for a drive to the verdant Mekong Delta, also known as Vietnam’s “Rice Bowl," boasting rich land and abundant agriculture.
- Arrive at Cai Be Floating Market, one of the most dynamic and authentic floating markets in the region. Enjoy a peculiar way of life as local traders navigate their colorful boats loaded with fresh produce, exotic flowers, and handicrafts.
- Mingle with the congenial vendors and witness their daily schedules, while several products change hands directly from boats. Have your camera ready and capture the breathtaking scenes of this cultural hot spot.
Afternoon:
- Begin a leisurely drive to a charming village on the riverbanks, where visitors get a chance to be more practical with some handicrafts. Learn to make candy out of coconuts, using traditional techniques, and then discover finesse in the preparation of rice paper, one of the most important elements in Vietnamese cuisine.
- Engage in one-on-one interactions with the villagers sharing their knowledge and experiences, thus giving you an insight into their way of life.
- Lunch will be rustic under the shade of the tropical trees, with Elephant Ear Fish being a specialty of the Mekong: fragrant herbs and rice paper will be provided as wraps. Other regional delicacies to try are tropical fruits freshly plucked from orchards.
Evening: After having spent a whole day exploring and merging with rich cultures, drive back to Ho Chi Minh City in the evening. Go back to your hotel for some rest, recollecting the serenity combined with the pulsating life of the Mekong Delta. This evening is free, so either just take a stroll around or enjoy some of the vibrant nightlife that this city boasts.
Cai Be Floating Market (Sours: canva)
Day 9: Cu Chi Tunnels – Witness History Underground
Morning:
- Head out of Ho Chi Minh City on this great trip to one of the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, an overwhelming series of underways stretching well over 250 kilometers. These underground tunnel networks were important means for evasion, supply communication routes, and a place where Vietnamese soldiers sheltered and stayed during this Vietnam War conflict.
- First, there is a short documentary upon arrival, regarding the history and significance of the tunnels.
- Crawl through a section of the underground network of tunnels. Ideas about the resourcefulness of the Vietnamese people to overcome the immense challenges of wartime with the usage of these tunnels will be derived.
- Observe ingenious wartime inventions on display, including traps, quarters, and makeshift kitchens.
Afternoon:
- Lunch will be taken after the tour in a country setting. Typical country dishes of grilled pork, vegetables, and sticky rice cakes with an authentic flavor from the region.
- Take your time to explore around, enjoying the peace of the countryside.
Evening: Get back to your Ho Chi Minh City hotel for a restful evening. Think about all the deep historical experiences of today and get ready for tropical adventures in Phu Quoc.
Day 10: Arrival and Relaxation in Phu Quoc
Morning:
- The day starts with a breathtaking flight to Phu Quoc, an island of beauty and tranquility nestled in the Gulf of Thailand. Pristine beaches, unspoiled beauty, and high-class facilities make Phu Quoc an ideal destination for relaxation and activities.
- On arrival, enjoy the private transfer to your 5-star beachfront resort, where check-in is waiting in an expansive room overlooking the turquoise waters.
- Take your time to settle in, unwind, and soak in the tranquil atmosphere of the island.
Afternoon:
- Visit Ham Ninh Fishing Village, a charming coastal community famous for its traditional stilt houses and vibrant fishing culture. Take in the evening breeze along the pier, meet the local fishermen, and savor seafood that’s just been caught in one of the quaint village restaurants: steamed crabs and grilled squid.
- Continue to Bai Sao Beach, listed among the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam, famous for its fine white sand and crystal-clear waters, and perfect for a refreshing swim or a relaxing session under the sun.
- Capture the golden hues of sunset over the sea and return to your resort.
Day 11: Snorkeling and Island-Hopping Adventure
Morning:
- Start your day with an exciting island-hopping tour for the discovery of the pristine beauty of the islets around Phu Quoc.
- Hon Mong Tay, better known as Fingernail Island, is a lesser-known gem with serene beaches and lush greenery. Snorkel in its turquoise waters to see colorful coral reefs and a dazzling array of tropical fish.
- Continue your journey to Hon Thom, also widely known as Pineapple Island and the paradise for all snorkeling lovers. You will plunge into crystal-clear waters, and explore the rich marine ecosystem, colored corals, and rare sea creatures.
- Savor a picnic-style lunch on the beach, replete with fresh seafood and tropical fruits.
Afternoon:
- Return to Phu Quoc’s main island for a visit to a local pearl farm. You’ll learn about the process of how pearls are cultivated. Learn about the rich history this island has with producing pearls and shop for exquisite jewelry to take home as a keepsake of your visit.
- End your day with a refreshing spa treatment at your resort. Treat yourself to a traditional Vietnamese massage or an aromatherapy treatment as the serene surroundings melt all your stress away.
Hon Thom (Sours: vietnamembassy-kuwait)
Day 12: Farewell to Paradise
Morning:
- Have a relaxed breakfast by the sea, with fresh pastry, tropical fruits, and locally sourced coffee. Let the sound of waves greet your morning in serenity.
- Take one last walk along the private beach of the resort, feeling the soft sand beneath your feet, and breathing in the salty sea breeze. Alternatively, you may take some time to explore a nearby local market and shop for handicrafts, dried seafood, and Phu Quoc’s fish sauce as souvenirs to take back home.
Afternoon:
- Bid a fond farewell to Phu Quoc as your private transfer whisks you away to the airport for a final flight; this time en route to either Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, where your fantastic Vietnam adventure meets its end.
- Let yourself re-live, for a while, the great times you’ve shared during the Brazil to Vietnam package tours (10, 12 days). You think about how many cultural treasures you have and how rich their natural beauties are.
What’s Included and Excluded in Brazil to Vietnam Package Tours (10, 12 Days)
What’s Included
- Accommodation: Accommodations include 11 nights in 4- or 5-star hotels/resorts; and a luxury Halong Bay cruise.
- Transportation Domestic flights, private transfers, and boating in both Halong Bay and the Mekong Delta.
- Meals: Daily breakfast; some lunches and dinners per the itinerary.
- Guided Tours: Professional English-speaking guides; all entrance fees.
- These experiences ranged from watching a water puppet show to dinner cruises in Saigon, island hopping at Phu Quoc, and snorkeling.
- Extras: Welcome drinks, fresh flowers, and bottled water during tours.
What’s Not Included
- International Flights: To/from Vietnam.
- Visa Fees: These include Vietnam visa application fees if required.
- Personal Expenses: Tips, laundry, minibar, and optional activities.
- Travel Insurance: It is highly recommended but not included.
FAQs About Traveling with Brazil to Vietnam Package Tours (10, 12 Days)
1. What is the best time to visit Vietnam?
Because of its varied geography, there’s always a good time to visit Vietnam, depending on your destination:
- Spring (March to April): Perfect, really, if not very hot and rains less. A good time for trips to Hanoi, Halong Bay, and Hue.
- Autumn (September to November): This is clear and warm, which is ideal for spending time at the beaches in Da Nang or the Mekong Delta.
- Winter (December to February): It’s cool in the north and warm in the south. The best time of year when combining some cultural exploration with relaxing on the beach is a perfect way to explore Phu Quoc.
With Vietnam Package Tours, the best experiences in the right season are guaranteed.
2. Do I need a visa to travel to Vietnam?
Yes, most Brazilian travelers do need a visa to get into Vietnam, but it is relatively easy to get:
- Apply online for an e-Visa, and you can stay up to 30 days.
- Or apply in person using the Visa on Arrival service, but you have to get an approval letter in advance.
For such visas, our Impress Travel team would be able to guide and help you through our Brazil to Vietnam package tours (10, 12 days) upon your request.
3. What should I pack for a 10/12-day trip?
Here’s a quick checklist to make packing a breeze:
- Clothing Lightweight, well-ventilated clothing for the tropics; light jacket for cooler evenings in the north.
- Comfort shoes, obviously for going on the many walking tours – around the Hanoi Old Quarter to Cu Chi Tunnels among other places.
- Essentials: Sunscreen, hat, repellents, and a refillable water bottle to keep you going outdoors.
- Swimsuits: perfect for your cruise around Ha Long Bay or to explore the nice beaches in Phu Quoc Island.
- Documents: passport, visa approval, travel insurance, and printed itinerary provided by Impress Travel.
4. Is the tour family-friendly?
Absolutely! Brazil to Vietnam package tours (10, 12 days) are designed to accommodate travelers of all ages:
- Kid-Friendly Activities: Various activities, such as snorkeling in Phu Quoc, craft workshops in Thanh Hoa, and kayaking in Halong Bay.
- Senior-Friendly Options: Enjoy a relaxing cruise, leisurely walking tour, or some cultural experience with no strenuous activity.
Our guides are fully experienced in making the journey pleasurable and completely hassle-free, especially for those traveling with family.
5. What languages are spoken during the tour?
Our tours are guided by professional English-speaking guides with great knowledge of the history, culture, and attractions of Vietnam.
- Want Portuguese-speaking guides? Just let us know at the time of booking and we will make arrangements.
- Don’t be worried about the language barrier; our team ensures it’s going to be smooth and enjoyable throughout your Vietnam Package Tours.
Conclusion
Enjoy the best of Vietnam with Impress Travel’s Brazil to Vietnam package tours (10, 12 days) tour program that covers the breathtaking beauty of Halong Bay down to the tropical paradise of Phu Quoc. Thanks to well-planned itineraries and extraordinary service, our Vietnam Package Tours will make your dream journey smooth and meaningful. Please do not hesitate to contact us to book the adventure. Vietnam is waiting for you!
