Cruise to Ho Chi Minh City

Each cruise itinerary will differ, however popular ports of call include Ho Chi Minh City, Hue/ Da Nang, Nha Trang and Halong Bay.

We recommend visiting Vietnam between November to April to avoid the monsoon months.

Absolutely! Many cruises offer kids' clubs, family activities, and excursions suitable for all ages.

Cruises offer a mix of international dishes and Vietnamese specialties like pho, banh mi and noodles.

The official currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). With this in mind, many cruises are cashless and require you to settle your bill with a credit or debit card at the end of the trip. The only time you’ll need VND is for any shore excursions.

Longer cruise itineraries can last anywhere from seven days to three weeks. Those looking for a shorter cruising experience can enjoy one or two night journeys around Ha Long Bay.

Yes, many cruises offer traditional Vietnamese dance, music, and culinary experiences.

Travellers from many nations need a visa to enter Vietnam, which can be applied for online or at the Vietnamese embassy. Always check with your relevant government authority before you travel for your entry requirements.

Yes, some cruises focus on cultural festivals, culinary experiences, or historical sites.

Yes, several cruise lines offer upscale experiences with premium amenities and services.