Trésors du Vietnam et du Cambodge : 13 jours d’aventure entre Hanoï et Siem Reap

The price covers all accommodation, English‑speaking guide services, most meals (breakfast each day, selected lunches and dinners as listed in the itinerary), private ground transportation between cities, the overnight cruise on the Paradise Elegance ship in Ha Long Bay, entrance fees to the listed attractions, and additional services such as the visit to a local school in Siem Reap. Any personal expenses, optional activities not mentioned, and international flights are not part of the price.

No. The quoted €3,739.18 does not include any international air travel. Travelers must arrange and pay for their own flights to Hanoi at the start of the tour and from Siem Reap at the end. The itinerary assumes arrival in Hanoi and departure from Siem Reap, with airport transfers provided as part of the tour.

Yes. While the price includes accommodation, guide, most meals, transport, and entrance fees, it does not cover personal expenses such as souvenirs, optional excursions not listed, beverages outside the scheduled meals, tips for guides or drivers, travel insurance, and any visa fees that may apply. Guests should also budget for any extra meals or services they request individually.

The tour operator offers installment plans for most European customers, typically a 30 % deposit to secure the booking followed by two equal payments before departure. Accepted payment methods include major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard), bank transfers, and PayPal where available. Specific terms should be confirmed directly with the provider before confirming the reservation.

Cancellations made more than 60 days before the start date receive a full refund minus a small administrative fee. Between 60 and 30 days, 50 % of the total price is refundable. Cancellations within 30 days of departure are non‑refundable, though a credit for a future tour may be offered at the operator’s discretion. Changes to travel dates are subject to availability and may incur a re‑booking fee.

Travel insurance is not mandatory according to the provided information, but it is strongly recommended. A policy that covers medical emergencies, trip interruption, and personal liability will protect you against unforeseen events such as illness, injury during the cave or hiking activities, or flight cancellations. Some attractions, like the Cu Chi tunnels, may require proof of insurance for entry.

Each day typically begins with a morning pick‑up from the hotel or designated meeting point around 07:00 – 08:00, followed by scheduled activities and meals. Evening activities, such as the Ha Long Bay cruise, conclude around 20:00 – 21:00, after which guests return to their accommodation. Exact start times may vary by location and are detailed in the daily itinerary provided after booking.

The first meeting point is the hotel lobby of the accommodation where you will stay in Hanoi, unless otherwise specified in the confirmation email. A representative will meet you there to begin the private guided tour of the city, including the cyclo ride through the Old Quarter and visits to major landmarks.

The Paradise Elegance cruise in Ha Long Bay allows each passenger to bring one large suitcase (up to 23 kg) and one personal bag. For land transfers and hotel stays, the standard allowance is two pieces of luggage per person, each not exceeding 23 kg. Excess baggage may incur additional fees, and you should label all items clearly.

Yes. Private ground transfers are included between the major cities listed in the itinerary: Hanoi to Ha Long Bay, Hanoi to Da Nang, Da Nang to Hoi An, Hoi An to Ho Chi Minh City, and Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap. However, the tour does not provide transfers to or from the international airports; those must be arranged separately, although a private transfer from the Hanoi airport to the first hotel can be added for an extra fee.

Both Vietnam and Cambodia require that your passport be valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry. Additionally, there should be at least one blank page for entry stamps. Verify this requirement with the consular services of each country, as some nationalities may have different validity periods.

Travel insurance is not listed as mandatory in the tour details, but both Vietnam and Cambodia recommend that visitors have coverage for medical emergencies and repatriation. Some tour operators or visa processes may request proof of insurance, so it is advisable to obtain a policy that meets those standards even if it is not strictly required.

The itinerary is designed for families and includes activities such as a cyclo ride, a cruise in Ha Long Bay, and visits to cultural sites that are generally suitable for children. The cave exploration and island hiking are moderate in difficulty; younger children may need assistance. The private guide can adapt the pace, and meals are provided at family‑friendly restaurants.

A moderate level of fitness is recommended. The cave visits involve walking on uneven surfaces and occasional stairs, while the island hike includes short climbs with panoramic views. Most healthy adults can complete these activities without difficulty, but participants should be comfortable walking for up to two hours and be able to manage mild altitude changes.

Yes. The tour is private and can be booked for a single traveler or a small group, providing the same level of service as for larger parties. An English‑speaking guide accompanies the group at all times, and transportation is arranged privately, ensuring safety and convenience for solo travelers.

In Hanoi, you visit Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda, Presidential Palace, Temple of Literature, and enjoy a cyclo ride through the Old Quarter. In Ho Chi Minh City, the tour includes the War Remnants Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Central Post Office, Ben Thanh Market, and a half‑day excursion to the Cu Chi tunnels. In Siem Reap, you explore Angkor Wat, Bayon Temple at Angkor Thom, Banteay Srei, Ta Prohm, and visit a local school.

Yes. Each day includes designated free periods, typically after lunch or before the next scheduled activity, allowing guests to explore on their own, shop, or rest. For example, after the guided tour of Hoi An Ancient Town, there is an afternoon slot for independent wandering, and in Siem Reap, evenings are left open for optional activities.

For travelers visiting the region for the first time, the tour offers a structured overview of the most iconic cultural and natural sites, with an English‑speaking guide to provide context. The combination of city tours, a Ha Long Bay cruise, and major Angkor temples covers a broad range of experiences, reducing the planning burden and ensuring key highlights are seen without missing logistics.

Booking the guided tour provides coordinated private transfers, pre‑booked accommodation, and a knowledgeable guide who handles entrance tickets and local insights. This eliminates the need to arrange separate transport, negotiate hotel rates, or translate local information. Additionally, the tour includes a cruise in Ha Long Bay and a private guide for the Angkor complex, which can be difficult to organize independently due to limited availability.

Travelers who appreciate a blend of cultural immersion, comfortable logistics, and moderate activity levels benefit most. Families, first‑time visitors, and those who prefer a private, English‑guided experience while still having some free time will find the itinerary aligns with their expectations. The tour also suits history enthusiasts who want guided access to major heritage sites without the hassle of independent planning.

Pack lightweight, breathable clothing for warm weather, a light jacket for cooler evenings, comfortable walking shoes for city tours and cave hikes, and modest attire for temple visits (shoulders and knees covered). Recommended vaccinations include routine immunizations, hepatitis A, typhoid, and, depending on your home country, COVID‑19 boosters. Bring a reusable water bottle, a universal power adapter, and any prescribed medications.

When you add the cost of private airport transfers, a cruise in Ha Long Bay, entrance fees to major sites, English‑speaking guide fees, and the time saved on logistics, the total can approach or exceed the quoted price. Independent travelers often spend more on transportation and may miss out on group discounts for attractions. However, exact comparison depends on personal choices for accommodation, dining, and optional activities.