What’s the weather like in Vietnam?

The weather in Vietnam can vary greatly depending on the time of year. During the winter the temperature drops and it can feel quite cool, though still not much below 20 degrees Celsius. The summer is hot, with June and July also the rainiest months. The exact weather will also change slightly from the North to the South, but in general Vietnam is warm and sunny most of the year

What’s the best time of year to visit Vietnam?

The best time of year to visit can depend on what it is you are hoping to get out of your holiday. Tet, the Vietnamese New Year and its most important festival, is a wonderful time to visit the country. People come together to celebrate and share meals and festivities, children get lucky money, and the streets are filled with music and singing. If the weather is your primary concern, the best time to visit is in spring when it is dry and warm

Which is the best place to visit?

There are so many incredible places to go in Vietnam that it is tough to narrow it down to the best. Ha Long Bay is one of the more famous and stunning locations, made up of hundreds of tiny islands in a beautiful sea. It is easily accessible from Hanoi, and a part of your trip to remember forever. Also up in the north is Sapa, the mountainous region containing rice fields, local tribes and villages for you to experience. From big bustling cities to gorgeous beaches, mountains to islands, there is something for everyone in this welcoming and delightful country

What can you do in Vietnam?

Along with so many different locations and places to experience there is also no shortage of things to do when you get there. If you love snorkelling and scuba diving, or surfing, paddle boarding and Kayaking, you will have plenty of opportunities to have a go. You can go climbing and on the zip wires in Dalat or visit the magical night market in Hanoi. Take a train across the countryside or take a bike up the Hai Van Pass, or relax in your amazing hotel and enjoy the sun. It is your holiday, so make the most of it.