Flights from Surabaya (SUB) to Vietnam

Discover Vietnam

Discover Vietnam

Why visit Vietnam?
Vietnam offers a blend of historic cities, lush countryside, and dramatic coastlines that you can experience in a single journey. From lively streets to tranquil bays, you will find a country that feels energetic yet welcoming.

What to expect
In Ho Chi Minh City, wide boulevards and a dynamic skyline frame a fast-paced urban experience. Central Vietnam around Da Nang and Hoi An mixes sandy beaches with atmospheric old towns, while Hanoi in the north pairs tree-lined streets with nearby mountains and bays.

Plan your trip
You can easily combine several regions in one visit, flying between the main cities or travelling overland for more scenic routes. Vietnam also acts as a natural gateway to mainland South East Asia, linking conveniently with neighbouring countries through Singapore and other hubs.

Top experiences in Vietnam

Wander Ho Chi Minh City

Explore grand colonial-era buildings, bustling boulevards, and café-lined lanes in Vietnam's largest city.

Discover Hanoi's Old Quarter

Stroll through narrow streets filled with traditional shop-houses, lakeside promenades, and hidden courtyards.

Relax on Da Nang's beaches

Unwind on long sandy shores backed by modern resorts, with easy access to nearby mountains and ancient towns.

Cruise among limestone karsts

Join an overnight bay cruise from northern Vietnam to glide past towering cliffs and quiet coves.

Step into lantern-lit Hoi An

Take an evening trip from Da Nang to see riverside streets glow with lanterns in this preserved trading port.

Ride scenic coastal roads

Travel the coastal route near Da Nang and Hue for sweeping sea views and mountain passes.

Visit vibrant local cafés

Pause in street-side cafés across Vietnam to watch daily life unfold over a slow, strong coffee.

Experience Vietnam's way of life

Getting around
Vietnam's main cities are linked by frequent domestic flights, making it easy to combine Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hanoi in one trip. Within cities, you will find taxis, ride-hailing services, and short rides on motorbikes or cyclos.

Local life & culture
City pavements double as open-air living rooms where people gather to talk, snack, and watch the world go by. Each region has its own tempo, from the southern city's buzz to the more measured pace of Hanoi's tree-lined districts.

Where to unwind
Beaches near Da Nang and along the central coast offer long walks, gentle waves, and resort spas. Around Hanoi, lakes and nearby hills provide green escapes, while urban parks in every major city give you a quiet spot between sightseeing.

A taste of Vietnam

National dishes & specialties
Across Vietnam, noodle soups, fresh herbs, and grilled dishes are part of everyday meals. Different cities bring their own styles, from rich broths in the north to lighter, herb-forward flavours in the centre and south.

Casual & modern dining hubs
Street-side eateries and small family-run spots sit alongside contemporary cafés and bistros in all major cities. You can try regional favourites as you travel, noticing how the same dish might vary slightly between Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hanoi.

Signature & scenic dining
Riverside terraces, rooftop venues, and beachfront restaurants create memorable settings for a meal. In the larger cities, you will also find refined dining rooms that showcase seasonal produce and a modern take on local flavours.

Retail therapy in Vietnam

Malls & lifestyle hubs
In the major cities, modern shopping centres bring together international labels, local designers, and lifestyle stores. Many complexes also house cinemas and dining options, so you can spend a full afternoon indoors.

Markets & local crafts
Traditional markets and craft villages around Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hanoi are good places to seek textiles, homeware, and everyday souvenirs. You may also find specialist streets where several shops sell similar goods side by side.

Evening retail scene
After dark, certain streets and market areas stay lively with illuminated stalls and shopfronts. Night-time is often cooler and more comfortable for browsing, with a different atmosphere than during the day.

Best time to visit Vietnam

Peak season: December to March sees generally cooler, drier conditions in the north, with averages around 15–22°C (59–72°F), and warm, pleasant weather further south. This is a popular time for city breaks and longer itineraries.

Shoulder season: April to June and October to November bring warmer temperatures of roughly 24–32°C (75–90°F) in many regions. Shorter rain showers are common, but you can enjoy fewer crowds and good beach conditions in parts of the country.

Low season: July to September is typically the wettest period in several regions, with averages of 26–33°C (79–91°F). Rainfall can be heavier, yet you still get sunny intervals and lush landscapes, especially in coastal and rural areas.

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