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At Griswald's, we're regularly updateing our travel and tour options & are always looking for ways to make our tour programs even better. 

Below you’ll see one example of our Grand Tour from Ha Noi to HCM City. 

It’s up to you to let us know what you would like to do and how long you wish to spend in Vietnam.  We’ll then be able to email you an itinerary to suit you.

We’ve added a couple of new short tour options.

Our, overnight trip to Bac Ma National Park which is between Hue & Hoi An is really very popular but, is weather permitting.

And our trip to the Elephant Village at Ban Don Village in the Buon Me Thuot area offers a bit of adventure.  You can depart from either Da Nang or Nha Trang to get there & from Buon Me Thuot you'll fly down to HCM City for the rest of your tour with us.

Also, please have a look at our three day tour of Mai Chau.
All prices for our tours are available upon application, as it will depend on where you wish to visit, how long you have in Vietnam and how many people are going. 

Griswald's Vietnamese Vacations specialise in independent, tailor made tours to anywhere and everywhere in Vietnam. 

If you'd like to know more about our tour departure dates, well that's easy - we don't really have any !

Griswald's tours leave when you want & not the other way around.  It makes a nice change we think.
 

Our Other Tours Include


Ha Noi - Sa Pa - Ha Noi: 
5 days - 4 nights.  

Ha Noi - Ha Long & Cat Ba Ha Noi:  
3 days - 2 nights.  

Ha Noi - Hue - Hoi An - Ho Chi Minh City:
 10 days - 9 nights.

Ha Noi – Hue – Hoi An – Da Nang: 
 10 days – 9 nights

 

 Ha Noi Hue Ho Chi Minh   City maps of Ha Noi, Hue and HCM.

Griswald's Grand Tour of Vietnam
 

Day 1

Arrive in Ha Noi

We’ll meet your flight at Noi Bai airport in Ha Noi - flight details to be advised.  Before heading into town, you can change your dollars into dong at the airport  currency exchange bureau. Afterwards, we’ll transfer you to your hotel.
 
You’ll have some free time for a little rest after your flight then make your way over to the famous Kangaroo Café (we like to think it is anyway). Your guide will be able to show you how to get there or you can get your hotel to call a taxi for you. At the café, we can spend some time going through any questions you may have about your itinerary. 

From the café, you’ll have time to wander through the old quarter on your way back to your hotel. This will give you an opportunity to visit the famous Ngoc Son Temple which is just down the street from our café on Hoan Kiem lake (the lake of the returned sword). 

You’ll be our guests for dinner either before or after (depending on ticket availability) the famous Water Puppets show at Hoan Kiem lake.  (O/night in Ha Noi)

Day 2

Day tour of Ha Noi & the night Train to Lao Cai

You’ll need to have had brekkie & be ready to leave your hotel at approx 8.30 AM for your tour today. You’ll see all the spots beginning with the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum (to see Uncle Ho), the One Pillar Pagoda, the Ho Chi Minh museum, the Army museum and then the Temple of Literature. After lunch, you’ll go to the Ha Noi Hilton (Hoa Lo prison museum), the Women’s museum, the Opera House and finish up with a quiet drink to finish off the day in style.

You’ll probably be a bit tired at the end of the day, but you’ll be able to sleep well on the train to Lao Cai. You’ll board the train at approx 9.30 PM in Ha Noi.  (O/night on the train)

We’d like to remind all our Griswald's’ clients that for your trip to Sa Pa you need to be ready to depart by 8.30 PM. We’re happy to pick you up from your hotel or you can meet us at the Kangaroo Café. Please discuss your preference with your guide.

Day 3 

          Lao Cai to Sa Pa 

You’ll arrive at approx 6.00 AM in Lao Cai and board the local bus up to Sa Pa. It’s a lovely trip so be sure to have plenty of film in your camera. After arriving at the hotel (approx 8.00 AM), you’ll have a great brekkie while the staff arranges a room with a view for you. 

Afterwards you can go for a look around Sa Pa town. The main bulk of tourists won’t arrive until Saturday so for most of the time you’ll be on your own in this lovely town. 

In the afternoon (approx. 1.00 PM), one of our H’mong friends will take you for a walk to Cat Cat falls which was once an old Franco Hydro-Electric installation. By the way, you may want to take your swimsuit with you for this one. The evening is free, but if you ask them our staff at the hotel will fill you in on what to do and where to eat.  (O/night in Sa Pa) 

Day 4 

          Sa Pa 

You’ll have an early start (departure time from the hotel is approx 8.30 AM) with a good brekkie and then you’re off for a spectacular day in the countryside. You’ll be on your own (well, just yourselves and your H’mong friend) and you’ll get to meet and visit the homes of some Black H’mong, Giay, Xa Pho and possibly some Red Dao. You may have a picnic lunch or, depending on the season, have lunch in the home of an H’mong family along the way. 

If you don’t wish to walk back to Sa Pa, take a motorcycle taxi (“xe om”) back up to Sa Pa. You’ll only have to pay about $1 USD for the motorcycle or we can arrange a car which is about $5 USD. In the evening you’ll get to see the famous Cho Tinh (love market) where the hill tribe people come to meet and maybe find some romance if they’re lucky. It’s really very charming and quite unforgettable.  (O/night in Sa Pa)

Day 5  

     Sa Pa to Bac Ha (or the smaller market) 

You’ll have another early start for the drive to the Sunday markets.  Please be aware that you won’t be returning to the hotel up in Sa Pa so you’ll need to have packed your bags, settled your bill (for any extra meals, drinks etc) had your brekkie and be ready to leave the hotel by no later than 6.30 AM. 

The market is a bit wild & you’ll see people on horseback (?) strange things to eat, people meeting up with old friends & there’s lots of interesting handicrafts to buy. The famous Viet Cong black pyjamas are a great buy, as are lots of hand-made products made by the various minority groups. 

You’ll see lots of tribal people including Lo Lo, Giay, Flower H’mong, Nung, Tay as well as the Black H’mong.  In Vietnam, there are over 54 minority groups, and the various “Ethnic Minority” markets are a great example of their lives and interaction with each other. 

In the afternoon, you’ll drive back to Lao Cai to board the night train to Ha Noi. You’ll usually have a bit of time in Lao Cai for dinner before boarding the train back to Ha Noi.  (O/night on the train)

Please Note:  To visit the famous "Ethnic Minority", Sunday Market at Bac Ha you'll only be able to visit them if you leave for Sa Pa on a Thursday night.  We can swap the days around to suit if necessary.  There are other “Ethnic Minority” markets that you can see on Sat, Sun & Tues & they're a bit smaller in size but every bit as interesting.

Day 6 

          Arrive in Ha Noi from Lao Cai 

You’ll arrive in Ha Noi at approx 5.30 AM and you’ll be a bit sleepy so one of our guides will be waiting at the station to meet you & take you back to your hotel.

The Old Quarter of Ha Noi is very interesting & best known for its famous “36 Streets”. In previous times, each street sold the one kind of produce and/or product. Streets such as Hang Ma (paper products used in the offerings on every home altar), Thuoc Bac (herbal medicines) and Hang Bac (silver) street, are still alive and well. These days the Old Quarter of Ha Noi is one of the best places to shop for materials such as silks, lacquer ware and handicrafts.  My most recent purchase of embroidered bed linen was just such a great buy !  (O/night in Ha Noi)

Day 7  

    Ha Long Bay & Cat Ba Island Tour (3 days)

In the morning you’ll be picked up at your hotel by your guide and will go on our air-con bus to Ha Long Bay. You’ll need to be ready to depart from your hotel by 8.45 AM.

After lunch in a great restaurant you’ll board our sailing boat & head out into the bay.  Our guide will take you through one of the caves in the bay & we’re sure you’ll be most impressed !Later on in the afternoon the Captain will drop anchor & then you can go swimming in one of the secluded little coves.  If you’d like to try some kayaking, we can drop you off (& come back to get you too) at a spot in the bay that hires them for approx $5 per hour.

Our rooms are very well appointed & all (either twin share or double) have private en-suite bathrooms with Euro style toilets (the starting blocks just wouldn’t do), cotton bedding & are air conditioned.

There’s also a large & very lovely dining & living area for you to relax in as well.  In the evening there’s more swimming (if you wish), & at night the water is usually sparkling with phosphorescence from the tiny coral particles.  You’ll create an amazing light show for you & the others with each stroke !  (O/night on our boat in Ha Long Bay)

Day 8

          Ha Long Bay to Cat Ba Island 

Our guests are often up at sunrise to go for another swim before heading over to Cat Ba Island.  After checking into your hotel, you’ll head off on our mini-bus to a small village. 

You’ll go by a small boat along some canals (like the ones in the Me Kong) through a mangrove forest and arrive at some beautiful caves that are rarely visited.  After the caves, you’ll go down to board our other boat (we’ve got a small fleet of them!) then go over to Cat Dua (monkey island) just near Cat Ba. 

There’s lots of monkeys too, so watch your bananas! You’ll arrive back in Cat Ba at about 5.00 PM where you’ll have time to freshen up before going out to discover some of the great seafood restaurants on the island.  For dinner you might like to try the Green Mango which is just fantastic.  (O/night on Cat Ba Island) 

 Please note that during the warmer months (March to Nov) we visit Monkey Island and in the colder months (Dec to Feb) we do a light trek & lunch in a local village on Cat Ba Island. 

Day 9 

          Ha Long to Ha Noi 

In the morning, you’ll have a great breakfast just around the corner from the hotel & you'll have time for a swim before heading back to Ha Long city for lunch & then back to Ha Noi. You’ll arrive at our café at approx 5.30 PM.  (O/night in Ha Noi)

Day 10 

Handicraft Village Tour and on to Hue 

In the morning (at approx 9.00 AM) you’ll visit the Pottery & then the Silk villages. With lunch along the way, you’ll go onto the Conical Hat & Hand Embroidery villages. It’s a great trip and you’ll be able to see some of Vietnam’s oldest traditional skills at work. 

You’ll take the night train to Hue leaving Ha Noi at either 7.00 or 11.00 PM. Your guide will inform you of your departure time & meet you at your hotel one hour before departure. You’ll be in an air-con, first class, sleeper cabin with soft bunks. It’s a great trip and the staff will really look after you.  (O/night on the train) 

Day 11

                Hue
 

You’ll arrive in Hue at approx 7.30 or 10.30 AM depending on which train you take from Ha Noi.  After settling into your hotel, your guide will take you to have lunch at a famous Hue style, vegetarian restaurant. The food is really something else & is prepared in the style that the Buddhist monks enjoy & have passed down to their followers over the years. 

In the early afternoon, you’ll go for a boat cruise along the Perfume River dinner on the boat is a great way to finish off the day.  The Minh Mang tomb (resting place of Emperor Minh Mang) is accessible by river and you can visit it whilst on the boat cruise. 

The entrance fees to some of the sites are about $4 USD & well worth it as all the monies are invested back into renovating the structures.  Before having dinner on the boat, you may be able to visit the Thien Mu Pagoda where, sadly, the first of many Buddhist monks self immolated to protest against the cruel regime installed by the allies to lord over Southern Vietnam.  (O/night in Hue) 

Day 12 

                 Hue 

You’ll have an early brekkie before your off to visit the Old Capital, the Forbidden Purple City, the 9 Holy Cannons and the Royal Citadel in Hue. 

We always have other options like a trip to the beach, which is approx 12 Km's from the centre of Hue.  On the way back, we’ll stop to see where Uncle Ho’s parents lived. There’s also the old fort by the ocean that was used by general Le Si to spot the French when they first invaded Vietnam in 1885.  The mineral spring baths, which have that sulpha smell but you’ll get used to, is a beautiful spot set in the ancient Hue style houses surrounded by bonsai gardens. 

The afternoon we’ll leave open or you may like to do a bit of shopping or café hopping. Our guide well recommend a couple of good restaurants for dinner.  (O/night in Hue) 

Or…

Day 12 

     Hue to Bach Ma National Park

You’ll have an early brekkie before checking out of your hotel at approx 8.30 AM. You’ll leave Hue & drive to Bach Ma National Park. After lunch we’ll head up the mountain and for the last part we’ll take a 4 wheel drive as the roads are a bit rough. Back Ma National Park is approx 1,600 Meters above sea level.  In the summer months, you’ll be very happy with the cooler climate in Bach Ma. 

You’ll have some free time to visit the water fall, have a swim or visit some of the abandoned French colonial buildings there.  You’ll be staying at the very nice Villa accommodation.  If the weather is bad this tour option will be cancelled.  (O/night in Bach Ma)

Day 13: 

     Bach Ma to Hoi An

After a nice brekkie, you’ll need to leave Bach Ma by about 8.30 AM and we’ll drive and go via Lang Co beach for lunch and a swim.  We’ll then go over the Hai Van Pass and onto Hoi An arriving late afternoon when you will check into your hotel in Hoi An.  (O/night in Hoi An)

Day 13 

            Hue to Hoi An 

After a nice brekkie, you’ll need to leave Hue by about 8.30 AM and we’ll head down to Lang Co beach for a swim & lunch before heading to Hoi An. You’ll go over the Hai Van pass, on to Da Nang & then to Hoi An.

You’ll arrive in Hoi An in the late afternoon.  Hoi An is often referred to as the honeymoon capital of Vietnam, as it’s very charming and located on the Cui river.  There are a number of old houses to visit in this historic little trading port.  The architecture is a mixture of Japanese, Chinese, French and Vietnamese.  A strange mix but beautiful none the less.  Don’t forget to pop into any one of the dozens of tailor shops to get them started on all your new outfits !  (O/night in Hoi An)

Day 14   

               Hoi An

Today is a free day to enjoy the fabulous Hoi An town. You can do some shopping, relax at the beach or visit some of the famous old houses and other picturesque sites that have loads of history attached to them. Try the Tan Ky House, the Fu Kien Assembly Hall, the temples, the churches and the Japanese Covered Bridge.

A trip down the river at dusk is just lovely and … well there’s just not enough space here to tell you all about it, but our guides will give you all the details and we’re sure you’ll have a great time. 

If you’ve ordered clobber, you’ll have time for a final fitting in the afternoon and then in the evening you’ll be able to collect your new clothes from the tailors.  (O/night in Hoi An) 

Day 15 

               Hoi An 

You can have either a relaxing day in Hoi An or a trip by boat to Cua Dai Beach. This will cost you about $7 USD per person.  It takes approx. 3 hours by boat along the beautiful Thu Bon River to get to Cua Dai Beach.  When you get there, you can go for an ocean swim then relax back into a comfy deck chair.  We think you’ll love it.  In the evening you may like to try the Chicken rice for dinner followed by a drink at the Tam Tam restaurant.  (O/night in Hoi An)

Day 16

           Hoi An to Nha Trang 

You’ll leave Hoi An town & then drive along one of the prettiest stretches of road to Da Nang. From Da Nang you’ll fly to Nha Trang where you’ll check into your hotel. 

(Departure & arrival times depend on the seasons & your guide will let you know well in advance).  You may like to visit the very beautiful Cathedral, the Long Son Pagoda or the Oceanographic Institute. 

You’ll have time for swim either at the beach or at your hotel.  In the evening, you can try one of the many great restaurants before heading out for a drink in one of many great nightspots in Nha Trang.  (O/night in Nha Trang) 

Note: Nha Trang is very popular for scuba diving so if that’s your thing then our good mate Jeremy Stein will be able to arrange a great dive for you. 

Or ...

 

Day 16

    Hoi An or Nha Trang to Buon Me Thuot

From Hoi An:

You’ll leave Hoi An town & then drive along one of the prettiest stretches of road to Da Nang. There’s only 1 flight per day and it departs mid morning. You’ll arrive around midday and check into one of the nicest hotels in this small and lovely town. 

From Nha Trang:

If you're departing from Nha Trang, you'll go by private car from Nha Trang up to the central highlands town of Buon Me Thuot.  Depending on how many times you stop for photos & whatever, the drive usually takes about 4 or 5 hours.

The coffee growing capital of Vietnam, Buon Me Thuot,  is also the starting point for your elephant tour. After arriving you’ll go straight to your hotel to check in, have some lunch.
 
You’ll head off to Ban Don village, the home of the kids song about elephants that all the Vietnamese kids learn at primary school. The village is lovely & a walk through the forest along the swinging bridge is really something to see.  You’ll leave for the elephant tour in the late afternoon and return just on dark (when it’s cooler). As you come back across the river, you’ll be able to have a swim with your elephant. 

They love the water & to play while you & their owner wash them down. You’ll walk back with the elephant for the last 500 meters to the village where you can get a cool drink before heading back to Buon Me Thuot for the evening. There’s dinner at the hotel or at one of the local restaurants.  (O/night in Buon Me Thuot) 

Day 17

  Buon Me Thuot to Da Nang & onto Nha Trang

After an early brekkie, you’ll need to be ready for an early morning flight back to Da Nang & then a connecting flight onto Nha Trang. Flight times are seasonal and your guide will advise you. 

Upon arrival in Nha Trang we’ll check in to your hotel and have dinner out at one of the great local seafood restaurants.  (O/night in Nha Trang) 

If you wish to spend an extra day in Buon Me Thuot just let us know at the time of planning your trip and we’ll be happy to make the arrangements. 

Day 17

             Nha Trang
 

Your driver will pick you up in the morning and take you to the Thap Ba Hot Spring Centre. We’re sure you’ll enjoy the hot mud baths & hot mineral spring baths & swimming pool. The complex offers massage and a very good restaurant where they serve a great lunch !  The evening is free.  (O/night in Nha Trang)
 

Day 18

   Nha Trang to HCM City

In the morning/afternoon (it depends on the season as to what time your flight departs) you’ll fly to HCM City.  Upon arrival, you’ll settle into your hotel which is located in District 1 of HCM City.  The night market (Ben Thanh) has some great little “on the street” restaurants that are cheap & very good.  (O/night in HCM City) 

Day 19 

           HCM City 

After breakfast, and usually starting at around 9.00 AM, your guide will take you for a look around town.  You’ll be able to visit all the famous sites such as the War Remnants Museum, Re-Unification Palace and, after lunch, the original French colonial-style post office & the Notre Dame Cathedral.  For dinner, you may like to try one of the local Indian community restaurants, they’re particularly good. HCM City is a very big bustling city and with approx. 8 million people and there’s always lots to do.  (O/night in HCM City) 

Day 20   

       Me Kong Delta Tour

You’ll need to have had brekkie & be ready to leave at approx 7.00 AM for your tour today. You’ll start by driving to Cai Be where you’ll meet your boat and then go to see the floating market where the vendors have all kinds of weird & wonderful things that they’re just dying to sell you.  You might like to get your guide to do your purchasing for you so that you get the best price.

From the floating market you’ll go by boat along the tiny canals where during the war years they were a stronghold for the Southern Vietnamese (Giai Phong Quan/NLF or the Viet Cong as the Americans called them) in their fight against the allies for independence.  These days however you’ll be able to sample some of the local tropical fruits & see how the locals live, work & play !

We’ll have bicycles for you to use & you’ll be able to visit some of the local Handi makers & even make a few purchases if you wish.  Afterwards you’re off to Vinh Long city where you can see the markets & or just wander around as you wish. 

Before heading back to HCM City you’ll have one last stop at the Bonsai gardens which are just beautiful.  You'll return to HCM city at approx. 7.00 PM.  (O/night in HCM City) 

Day 21

       Cu Chi Tunnels Day Tour

You’ll need to have had brekkie & be ready to leave at approx 8.00 AM from your hotel.  We'll head out of HCM City by car and you'll see the outer suburbs and then the country side of the South and onto the famous Cu Chi Tunnels.  After lunch, you’ll go to the famous Cu Chi Tunnels - a tunnel network of over 200 Kms built by the Vietnamese during the war.  The head quarters of the resistance movement were even built under an American military base ! 

You’ll return to HCM city and after a long day you may like to try the wonderful foot massage centre next to your hotel.  It might be just the trick! To finish off your tour we suggest that you have dinner on board one of the floating restaurants that sail along the Sai Gon River. Great food, a cool breeze & a view of Sai Gon from the river by night are just great.  (O/night in HCM City)

Day 22 

        HCM City to Home 

Your guide will take you to Tan Son Nhat (HCM City) Airport to meet your flight home. 
 

 Our 2008 Prices (or now for some good news)
 

Our standard 22 day tour (as above) is a basically a private fully guided tour.  It's not one of those group tours sharing whatever with God's only knows who or how many other evers !!! 

The price is from $2,390.00 USD (we quote in USD as it's the most stable) per person, twin share, in standard accommodation.  Our price includes bed & breakfast as well as a number of other meals as well.  In the main, you'll be travelling with just yourselves & your guide & there are no bodgie, hidden extras or any other nasty little (but expensive) surprises.  All the necessary details (what's included & what's not included) are detailed from the beginning.

If it's at all possible we pass any savings we make onto our customers.  If you're considering doing our 22 day tour for example & you bring 2 more people along the price goes down quite significantly.  The price for 4 people is from $1,890.00 USD per person, twin share, in standard accommodation & $1,790.00 USD for a group of 6 people.

Extra, extra read all about it !  (and some bad news)

You know those current affairs shows where the reporters are chasing the villains & rogues down the lane & shoving their microphones into the places that are the most uncomfortable, well ...........

Now in the travel game there's a rotten new caper by many of our competitors to get extra & rather large payments out of you on top of your original starting price. 

Some are claiming to collect it to pay your tips for you (yeah as if) & others are just in your face, give us a lots of extra money, didn't you see it in the fine print, kinds of outfits.

To top it off, they're demanding it in, of course, USD cash.  They won't accept anything else except perhaps 1 or more of your gold fillings but it's undoubtedly extra for the extraction & I'd be very suss regarding the anaesthetic.

As mentioned elsewhere on our site, we still call a spade a shovel & so should we, it's the least can do for people who trust us with their holiday plans.

Our prices are excluding air fares to and from Vietnam, your visas & travel insurance.

We specialise in tours to Vietnam & we can modify or change the above tour if you wish & get back to you with a firm price usually in just a few days. 
 

Accommodation Styles
 

People often ask us how many stars are the hotels that we use in Viet Nam.  The whole 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 star rave is very open to interpretation & in fact since that mob in the middle east claimed that their hotel is a "7" star hotel, it's made the whole rating thing a bit of a joke.

So exactly what is it that get's your property from 1 to 3 or 4 to 6 or 5 to 7 exactly ?

If my hotel is a 2 star & I throw in a patio, DVD & a bigger bath & join an employer group ........... how many stars can I be then ? 

In Viet Nam, as well as everywhere else in the world, the Vietnamese have their own rating system.  The Aussies have theirs and now in the middle east they have a new one altogether.

We reckon the whole rating thing is a nightmare & now that it's basically been scrapped we've decided instead to, as accurately as possible, describe in detail the hotels we use.  We've also included pictures of some of the hotels we use to assist our guests in choosing what's right for them.

Standard:  accommodation is usually in a smaller hotel.  It includes clean, comfortable rooms with twin singles or one queen size bed, private bathroom with European toilet and remote control air conditioning & TV. Telephone access and laundry facilities are also available.

Superior:  accommodation is usually in a bigger hotel.  Again it includes clean, comfortable larger rooms with twin singles or one queen size bed, en suite bathroom with European toilet & bath, satellite TV, remote air conditioning, IDD telephone & nearly always, a swimming pool.  Usually the superior accom has a buffet style breakfast as well.  There's usually an office area with fax & internet. In most places (but not all) the biggest difference between our standard & superior packages are swimming pools.

Deluxe:  accommodation is the best standard available in Viet Nam. Hotel groups like the Hilton are in Viet Nam & the deluxe is of that international standard.  It includes big, clean, very comfortable rooms with twin singles or one queen size bed, en suite bathroom with European toilet & bath, satellite TV, remote air conditioning, IDD telephone & swimming pools.  Full business centre facilities, spa, sauna & gymnasium are usually available. A buffet style breakfast is the norm & in the deluxe package the hotel have room service & dry cleaning as well as the normal laundry service.
 

Hotels (click to see some of the lovely hotels we use)
 

As they say in Vietnam: "my husband is the boss, but I’m his supervisor".  Well this is certainly how we operate and I think most women worldwide would agree.  I always hear that line about “you only sleep in your hotel so it’s not that important”. 

Well, Mado didn't agree & reckons that when she's on holidays it’s very important to have hotel accommodation that offers a decent nights sleep and (especially in hot, tropical climates) a pool can be an added bonus. 

As is the way with us, we regularly go from Ha Noi down to HCM City to personally checkout not just our current hotels but also various new places for our customers to put their feet up in after a long day’s trekking & sight seeing.

Depending on which tour you take, the accommodation standards along the coast of Vietnam will be similar to the standard or superior accommodation as described above.  The only exceptions can be on some of the tours which go to the more remote areas of Vietnam like, Sa Pa, Bac Ma National Park & Cat Ba Island, etc.  These rural areas usually have more basic facilities.  Any queries regarding this are most welcome.
 

Customer Bookings
 

To purchase your international flights, visas and travel insurance, please contact your local travel agent. 

For any enquiries or to purchase our tours please feel free to contact us directly by phone or email.  All our contact details are listed below.
 
 

For more information, or to arrange your vacation,    e-mail us at
Griswald's Vietnamese Vacations
or contact us at
P.O. Box 501, Leichhardt N.S.W. 2040 Australia
Phone: +61-2-9029-0060 Fax: +61-2-9726-8424
Email: griswalds@vietnamvacations.com.au
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This page was last updated on  08/05/08