Flights to Vietnam

There are various options for you to get to Vietnam. Find out the best one for you...

Vietnam flights arrive at either of two major international airports. These are Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Son Nhat International (SGN), formerly known as Saigon, in the south of the country and Hanoi's Noi Bai International (HAN) in the north.

Once you touch down in Vietnam, you'll want to find the easiest method of transport for your onward journey. Here are your options...

Both airports are served by a number of taxi companies as well as bus and private hire services which are available to take visitors into the city. For inter-city travel, train and plane services are reliable forms of transport. The waterways of the Mekong Delta also provide a transport system that connects the country.

A colourful concoction of exotic cities, beautiful beaches, fascinating history and captivating culture makes Vietnam the perfect holiday option. But where should you stay?

Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam and a great place to base yourself during your trip. A vibrant and chaotic city, it will entice you with attractions such as the Presidential Palace, Quan Thanh Temple and Tran Quoc Pagoda.
  
Alternatively, if you are looking to experience some of Vietnam's most beautiful scenery, consider staying near to Halong Bay. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the natural wonders of the world, this outstandingly beautiful area is a combination of forests, coves, grottos and around 2,000 limestone islands.

Another option is the atmospheric riverside town of Hoi An, with its beautiful old town, Chinese temples, great culinary scene and ancient tea warehouses. Basing yourself here will also mean that you are within reach of some of the country's beautiful beaches.

Maybe you're looking to experience river life while on your holiday, in which case the Mekong Delta could be your location of choice. An area abundant in rice paddy fields and fish farms, staying in the area will allow you to enjoy river cruises and visit villages, floating markets and local orchards. You can also explore attractions such as temples, national parks, pagodas and beaches here.