Ms Liah and the team were wonderful from the time we first reached out – we had a 16 day private tour from north to south and the personalised touches on everything was great – our local drivers and guides were wonderful and nothing was too much trouble.. my 9 year old loved everything and my husband was amazed as to how smooth everything went…would highly recommend them to my other Australian travellers and happy to answer any questions or queries you may have..
- Plan a relaxed itinerary. Design a light schedule for Vietnam family holiday packages, to accommodate the energy levels of kids and elders. Focus on family-friendly spots like Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An, or Ninh Binh, which offer gentle activities and scenic beauty.
- Plan for accessibility and mobility. For elders, prioritize destinations with flat terrain (e.g., Hoi An’s old town) and avoid strenuous long treks. Ensure transportation (train, cruise or private cars) is comfortable and accessible.
- Pack essentials for all ages. Bring essentials like sunscreen, mosquito repellent, light clothing, and kid-friendly snacks. A small first-aid kit ensures readiness for any family members during Vietnam family tours.
- Book family-oriented accomodations. Select hotels and resorts with family rooms, kid-friendly services and safe environments. Many in Vietnam now offer pools, flexible meal options, and babysitting services.
- Engage local food slowly. Vietnamese cuisine is diverse, but new flavors may need adjustment. Start with mild dishes like pho, fried rice, or spring rolls. Opt for restaurants with Western dishes for picky eaters.
