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Southern Vietnam

River deltas, island beaches and the restless energy of Sài Gòn.

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Life on the water

In the south, the river is the road. Slow down to the rhythm of the delta and the islands, where days unfold on boats and beaches.

Floating markets & waterways

The Mekong Delta

City energy & history

Sài Gòn

Island sunsets

Phú Quốc

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The best Southern Vietnam tours

Floating markets and flooded paddies, a restless city and tropical islands — the warm, easy-going south runs at the pace of the water.

Drift the Mekong’s waterways from Cần Thơ, eat your way through Sài Gòn after dark, and unwind on the reefs of Phú Quốc. Browse our trips below.

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What makes Southern Vietnam special

The Mekong

Floating markets at dawn, orchards, and riverside mornings around Cần Thơ.

Sài Gòn energy

Colonial landmarks by day and endless street food after dark.

Island escapes

White-sand beaches and clear reefs on Phú Quốc.

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Southern Vietnam in photos

A glimpse of the landscapes, towns, and moments that await.

From people who went

What travellers say about Southern Vietnam

Unedited, from the trips below.

  • Twelve days that actually connect

    We had done Vietnam in pieces before and always felt we were parachuting into places. Doing it end to end, with the internal flights handled, finally made the country read as one thing. Hạ Long into Huế into the delta, in that order, makes sense.

  • Boat left two of our party behind

    A miscount at the second snorkelling stop meant the boat pulled away with two of us still in the water. They were picked up within a few minutes and everyone was fine, but there was no headcount and no apology afterwards.