Vietnam

Vietnam can be a realistic destination for many travellers with reduced mobility, including wheelchair users. The country is not uniformly accessible, so the most useful question is not simply “Can I travel in Vietnam?” but rather “What should I check before I go?” With the right information about transport, hotels, transfers and the places you want to visit, it is possible to plan the journey around the way you prefer to travel.

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For most first-time visitors, 10–14 days in Vietnam is ideal. With 7 days, focus on one region; 14 days covers the classic North-to-South route; 3 weeks unlocks deep cultural immersion and hidden gems beyond the tourist trail.

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For most first-time visitors, 10–14 days in Vietnam is ideal. With 7 days, focus on one region; 14 days covers the classic North-to-South route; 3 weeks unlocks deep cultural immersion and hidden gems beyond the tourist trail.

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For most first-time visitors, 10–14 days in Vietnam is ideal. With 7 days, focus on one region; 14 days covers the classic North-to-South route; 3 weeks unlocks deep cultural immersion and hidden gems beyond the tourist trail.

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Hanoi, with its 1000 year history, offers visitors an understated charm, rich cultural heritage and fascinating history.

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Recognized by UNESCO as a world natural heritage and placed in the list of seven wonders of the world, Halong Bay is known for its beautiful beaches and beautiful scenery as well as historic relics. It is an essential destination for foreign tourists.

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Located on the Southern end of the Red River Delta, Ninh Binh is blessed with diverse topography of both mountainous and coastal areas

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Located 350km from Hanoi in the Northwest Vietnam, the heart of a beautiful valley about thirty kilometers from the Chinese border, Sapa is a former resort of the colonial era dating back from 1922. Surrounded by mountains that the French had nicknamed “Tonkin Alps”, Sapa is dominated by the Vietnam peak: Mount Fanxipan

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Renowned as the most royal city in Vietnam, Hue has enough charm to keep you staying as long as you can afford the time to visit

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