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Follow the Mekong - Thailand, Cambodia & Vietnam with Beach

Discover the ancient heritage of three Southeast Asian treasures with a journey along the Mekong Delta before heading to Hồ Tràm’s coast for a white-sand beach retreat

Set off on an extraordinary journey through Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, starting with a stay in the Thai capital, Bangkok. Experience the Royal Island’s Buddhist shrines and the floating markets of Damnoen Saduak. Pay a poignant optional visit to the River Kwai’s ‘Death Railway’, an infamous route used by imperial Japan in WWII, before flying to Cambodia. Touch down in Siem Reap, your base for the next three nights, and discover rural Kok Sangke and its local community on a guided tour. One of your trip’s wish-list highlights awaits the next day as you soak up three of Cambodia’s most impressive religious sites, from the ruins of Angkor Thom and Bayon Temple to the world-famous Angkor Wat. After a final night in Siem Reap, travel by coach to French-colonial Battambang, and experience the Cambodia Peace Gallery and ancient Wat Ek Phnom later in the afternoon.

Conclude your time in Cambodia with an overnight stay in the national capital, elegant Phnom Penh, and visit the Tuol Sleng Museum, ahead of a fast boat journey along the winding Mekong Delta into Vietnam. Wake up in Chau Doc for a day’s discovery across the foothills of Nui Sam, a sacred mountain, and trace a route along its pagodas and stop for a night in Can Tho. Here, you’ll have the chance to experience the lively markets of Cai Rang and Cai Be, before concluding your tour in Ho Chi Minh City. There’ll be time for a few more memorable experiences with excursions to the infamous Cu Chi Tunnels, Reunification Palace and the Xa Loi Pagoda. Finally, unwind with a four-night beach escape on Hồ Tràm’s pristine white-sand beaches. Sandwiched by untouched coastal stretches and a rainforest reserve, this boutique resort offers an idyllic stop.

Price

from £3827 /pp

was £4253
Flights included
Dates Available

January 2027 - November 2027
Duration

19 days
Depart From

5 airports
Excursions & Visits

12 included
Meals

31 included
Ways to pay

Want to spread the cost? Choose our Easy Payment Plan and pay from £715.09 per month.

Witness Bangkok’s spectacular Buddhist shrines and their grand meditating statues

AS 234112827 Floating Market, Bangkok, Thailand

Explore the impressive floating markets at Damnoen Saduak and Cai Rang

Marvel at Bayon Temple, with its extraordinary carved heads, Angkor Thom, the last surviving Khmer city, and magnificent Angkor Wat

Hồ Tràm Beach Boutique Resort & Spa, beach view

Unwind at the end of a busy tour with time spent at a boutique resort on Hồ Tràm’s pristine white-sand beaches

Immerse yourself in Thai culture with a full-day sightseeing tour around the colourful national capital. Your first stop will be the floating markets at Damnoen Saduak, where you can watch the locals buy fresh produce from the traders on the boats. Next, head back into Bangkok for a guided tour of the Royal Island. Here, the Grand Palace adjoins the Wat Phra Kaew Temple, with its marvellous Emerald Buddha, as well as the less formal Wat Pho Temple, home to the gigantic Reclining Buddha statue.

This evening, head back to the hotel.

Enjoy the city or join the optional excursion through a fascinating region of rice fields and sugar-cane plantations, and on into the jungle to explore the part of the world forever associated with WWII, the construction of the infamous ‘Death Railway’ and the 1957 war epic, The Bridge over the River Kwai.

An early start sees your tour manager collecting you from the hotel before travelling to the airport for a flight to Siem Reap.

On arrival, meet your friendly Cambodian guide, and after immigration formalities are completed, head into Siem Reap town for lunch. Afterwards, check into your inner-city hotel for the rest of the day at leisure.

After breakfast, you’ll be driven to the Kok Sangke community to visit the home of a local family who’ll teach you how several traditional Khmer desserts are made.

You’ll then learn about the village’s sustainable farming techniques with a stop at the community centre, which teaches farmers about eco-friendly agricultural practices. While in the village, your guide will show you some of the nearby farms, ahead of an authentic Cambodian lunch.

Later this afternoon, call at Wat Luang Proleung and the village of Kampong Khleang, on the banks of Tonle Sap Lake, where you’ll have time to admire the stilted houses and colourful floating markets. Return to Siem Reap this evening for dinner at the hotel.

Once you've had breakfast, discover the Bayon, which was built under King Jayavarman VII as the heart of his new capital, Angkor Thom. This grand citadel was the greatest complex of its kind in the Khmer Empire and remains one of Southeast Asia’s most spectacular sights after almost 600 years. Its ruined boulevards and gateways cover a vast area to the north of Siem Reap.

Stop for lunch at a local restaurant, before exploring vast Angkor Wat, the undeniable highlight of the region’s ancient ruins. Ringed by a moat stretching more than five kilometres in length, this iconic landmark is the world's largest religious building, and its five great towers and carved bas-reliefs are a truly spectacular sight. Its silhouette has been represented on Cambodia's national flag since 1875.

After a fascinating day’s exploration, return to the hotel later in the evening.

Once you've had breakfast, travel by coach to Battambang, a historic city known for its colonial architecture, art scene and agricultural importance.

In the afternoon, visit Wat Ek Phnom, a pre-Angkor period temple on the banks of the Sangker River, and the Cambodia Peace Gallery, where you'll learn about Cambodia's journey from war towards peace and reconciliation.

The rest of the afternoon will be free to spend as you see fit, and dinner will be served at the hotel this evening.

Rise early this morning, with breakfast at the hotel, and travel by coach to the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, stopping for lunch on the way.

Upon arrival in Phnom Penh, head to the hotel for check in ahead of an afternoon at leisure. This French-colonial city, nestled on the banks of the River Mekong, is a treasure chest of heritage sites, and you can spend your time as you see fit. Of the city's landmarks, the most impressive are the city’s Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda, with its priceless Buddhist artefacts.

However you choose to spend your afternoon, reconvene at the hotel for dinner.

Spend a thought-provoking morning at the Tuol Sleng Museum, which chronicles the Pol Pot years and the reign of the Khmer Rouge.

Afterwards, you'll visit the Wat Phnom before you board a fast boat along the River Mekong to feel the wind on your face on a thrilling boat ride into Vietnam.

Arrive in Chau Doc later this evening, where you’ll check into your new hotel and enjoy dinner with your fellow travellers.

Your day begins with breakfast and a morning visit to the holy mountain of Nui Sam. Studded with pagodas and temples, this sacred peak promises truly spectacular views over the Mekong Delta, and you’ll have some time to soak up the scenery before continuing your journey south along the river. Call at a local restaurant en route for lunch before arriving in the university town of Can Tho, with its colourful floating markets, busy working harbour and sacred Khmer pagoda, Munirangsyaram.

Here, once you’ve checked into your hotel, you’ll be free to relax for a few hours before dinner.

Have breakfast and check out of the hotel, then take a fascinating boat ride to the floating markets of Cai Rang and visit the delta town of Cai Be where you’ll have lunch.

Afterwards, journey on the coach through the Mekong landscape of rice paddies, flat-bottomed boats, fruit trees and bougainvillaea, and arrive in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, this evening.

This morning, take breakfast at the hotel before boarding the coach for a scenic drive north past traditional rice paddies to the rural outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City. Here, you'll find the remarkable Cu Chi Tunnels, an underground complex that provides a poignant reminder of the country's recent history. Enjoy an introductory talk, outlining the wartime experience of the Vietnamese people, and settle in for up-close demonstrations of the cunning traps created by the Viet Cong.

If you're feeling adventurous, you'll have the opportunity to delve beneath the surface for a crawl through a section of this 200-kilometre tunnel network. Formerly used as a base of operations for the Viet Cong's guerrilla campaign, this underground complex now serves as a national memorial for those who lost their lives in the conflict.

Afterwards, head back into Ho Chi Minh City for a guided tour. This excursion will reveal the city's fascinating blend of French-colonial history and modern Vietnamese life. Highlights include the grand General Post Office, the Reunification Palace on the site of the former President's Palace, the Xa Loi Pagoda with its bronze Buddha, and the War Remnants Museum.

The day will end with a celebratory dinner, the perfect opportunity to look back on your holiday so far and relive the many highlights.

Spend the morning relaxing by the poolside or exploring Ho Chi Minh City a little further. If you have the chance, consider wandering around the colourful Ben Thanh Market with its vibrant spice stalls, handicraft souvenir shops and delightful street food vendors.

Later this afternoon, board a coach for the drive out of the Vietnamese capital to the coastal haven, Hồ Tràm. Sandwiched between lush rainforest reserves and pristine white-sand beaches, the local area promises the perfect setting for a rejuvenating seaside escape. Upon arrival this afternoon, settle into your new resort and spend the rest of the day at your own pace.

You’ll have the choice to do as much or as little as you like on Vietnam’s east coast with a day entirely at leisure.

Those favouring relaxation will find plenty of ways to unwind, both at the hotel and in Hồ Tràm’s natural stretches. With easy access to unspoilt stretches of the region’s white-sand beaches, manicured gardens and two outdoor swimming pools, this boutique resort makes lazy days on the coast even easier. If you’d like, you can also take a treatment or two at the spa or ride the property’s complimentary shuttle bus service to the nearby Binh Chau Hot Springs.

For a more active time in Hồ Tràm, you can also partake in optional activities at the resort, ranging from kayaking and beach volleyball to archery and tennis, to keep you entertained throughout your stay. Other available activities include authentic Vietnamese cooking classes, yoga sessions and cycling tours. Several breath-taking trails can also be explored under guidance, offering sights of local spice plantations and the dense tropical woodland of the neighbouring rainforest reserve.

You’ll have the choice to do as much or as little as you like on Vietnam’s east coast with a day entirely at leisure.

Floating Markets At Damnoen Saduak And Cai Rang

Distant view of the Grand Palace in Bangkok lit up at night, with its golden spires and ornate rooftops surrounded by softly illuminated temples and skyscrapers

The Death Railway next to the Kwai River in Kanchanaburi, Thailand

Stone statues line the entrance road to the majestic Angkor Thom gate, surrounded by dense green jungle

Sunset over Phnom Penh, Royal Palace and Mekong River

Cai Rang floating market, Mekong Delta, Can Tho, Vietnam

Vietnamese farmer with plowing equipment

Hồ Tràm Beach Boutique Resort & Spa, beach

Hồ Tràm Beach Boutique Resort & Spa, pool

Hồ Tràm Beach Boutique Resort & Spa, beach bar

Explore the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, independently, and pay a poignant visit to the Tuol Sleng Museum in the former S-21 prison

Take in the winding River Mekong on a fast boat journey

See the infamous Cu Chi Tunnels, a former Viet Cong hideaway

Learn more about one of WWII’s darkest chapters with an optional tour to the River Kwai bridge and its infamous ‘Death Railway’

Discover lively Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) with guided stops at Reunification Palace, Xa Loi Pagoda and the War Remnants Museum

Choose from optional daily activities in Hồ Tràm, from kayaking on the open ocean to guided walks through the surrounding rainforest

16 nights’ carefully chosen bed and breakfast accommodation in Bangkok (3 nights), Siem Reap (3), Battambang (1), Phnom Penh (1), Chau Doc (1), Can Tho (1), Ho Chi Minh City (2) and Hồ Tràm (4), plus two nights on the aircraft
16 breakfasts, nine lunches and six dinners
Visit to the Damnoen Saduak floating markets and a guided tour of Bangkok
Visit the Kok Sangke community to make traditional Khmer desserts with a local family
Visits to Bayon Temple, Angkor Thom and Angkor Wat
Excursion to Wat Ek Phnom and the Cambodia Peace Gallery, Battambang
Tour of the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, Phnom Penh
Visit to the Tuol Sleng Museum and Wat Phnom Temple, Phnom Penh
Mekong River fast boat journey into Vietnam
Visit to the holy mountain of Nui Sam
Take a boat ride to the floating markets of Cai Rang
Visit the delta town of Cai Be
Excursion to the Cu Chi Tunnels
Guided tour of Ho Chi Minh City
Return flights to Bangkok and from Ho Chi Minh City
An internal flight from Bangkok to Siem Reap
A private transfer from Hồ Tràm to Ho Chi Minh City
Air-conditioned coach travel and transfers throughout 
Fully escorted by a friendly, experienced tour manager
All mandatory local taxes and charges

Dates & Prices

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Departure point	Departure date		Price (per person)	Availability
Birmingham	January 2027 - November 2027		from £3919.00 pp	16 dates available
Birmingham	13 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Jan 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4436.00 was £4929.00
Birmingham	20 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4783.00 was £5315.00
Birmingham	27 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4400.00 was £4889.00
Birmingham	10 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4693.00 was £5215.00
Birmingham	17 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4319.00 was £4799.00
Birmingham	24 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4319.00 was £4799.00
Birmingham	28 Apr 2027 Wednesday 19 days 16 May 2027 Sunday		from £3932.00 was £4369.00
Birmingham	05 May 2027 Wednesday 19 days 23 May 2027 Sunday		from £3919.00 was £4355.00
Birmingham	01 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 19 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £4009.00 was £4455.00
Birmingham	08 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 26 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £4009.00 was £4455.00
Birmingham	29 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 17 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4189.00 was £4655.00
Birmingham	06 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 24 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00
Birmingham	13 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Birmingham	03 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 21 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Birmingham	10 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Birmingham	17 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 05 Dec 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00
Glasgow	January 2027 - November 2027		from £3838.00 pp	16 dates available
Glasgow	13 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Jan 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4292.00 was £4769.00
Glasgow	20 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4643.00 was £5159.00
Glasgow	27 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4319.00 was £4799.00
Glasgow	10 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4549.00 was £5055.00
Glasgow	17 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4180.00 was £4645.00
Glasgow	24 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4225.00 was £4695.00
Glasgow	28 Apr 2027 Wednesday 19 days 16 May 2027 Sunday		from £3851.00 was £4279.00
Glasgow	05 May 2027 Wednesday 19 days 23 May 2027 Sunday		from £3838.00 was £4265.00
Glasgow	01 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 19 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £3932.00 was £4369.00
Glasgow	08 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 26 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £3932.00 was £4369.00
Glasgow	29 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 17 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4189.00 was £4655.00
Glasgow	06 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 24 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00
Glasgow	13 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Glasgow	03 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 21 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Glasgow	10 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Glasgow	17 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 05 Dec 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00
London Heathrow	January 2027 - November 2027		from £3827.00 pp	16 dates available
London Heathrow	13 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Jan 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4346.00 was £4829.00
London Heathrow	20 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4697.00 was £5219.00
London Heathrow	27 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4342.00 was £4825.00
London Heathrow	10 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4607.00 was £5119.00
London Heathrow	17 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4279.00 was £4755.00
London Heathrow	24 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4355.00 was £4839.00
London Heathrow	28 Apr 2027 Wednesday 19 days 16 May 2027 Sunday		from £3827.00 was £4253.00
London Heathrow	05 May 2027 Wednesday 19 days 23 May 2027 Sunday		from £3937.00 was £4375.00
London Heathrow	01 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 19 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £3905.00 was £4339.00
London Heathrow	08 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 26 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £3905.00 was £4339.00
London Heathrow	29 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 17 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4189.00 was £4655.00
London Heathrow	06 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 24 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00
London Heathrow	13 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
London Heathrow	03 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 21 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
London Heathrow	10 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
London Heathrow	17 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 05 Dec 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00
Manchester	January 2027 - November 2027		from £3845.00 pp	16 dates available
Manchester	13 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Jan 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4270.00 was £4745.00
Manchester	20 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4621.00 was £5135.00
Manchester	27 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4355.00 was £4839.00
Manchester	10 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4603.00 was £5115.00
Manchester	17 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4274.00 was £4749.00
Manchester	24 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4391.00 was £4879.00
Manchester	28 Apr 2027 Wednesday 19 days 16 May 2027 Sunday		from £3845.00 was £4273.00
Manchester	05 May 2027 Wednesday 19 days 23 May 2027 Sunday		from £3892.00 was £4325.00
Manchester	01 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 19 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £3932.00 was £4369.00
Manchester	08 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 26 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £3932.00 was £4369.00
Manchester	29 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 17 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4189.00 was £4655.00
Manchester	06 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 24 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00
Manchester	13 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Manchester	03 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 21 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Manchester	10 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Manchester	17 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 05 Dec 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00
Newcastle	January 2027 - November 2027		from £3986.00 pp	16 dates available
Newcastle	13 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Jan 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4436.00 was £4929.00
Newcastle	20 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4787.00 was £5319.00
Newcastle	27 Jan 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4508.00 was £5009.00
Newcastle	10 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Feb 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4693.00 was £5215.00
Newcastle	17 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 07 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4324.00 was £4805.00
Newcastle	24 Feb 2027 Wednesday 19 days 14 Mar 2027 Sunday	Late Escape	from £4324.00 was £4805.00
Newcastle	28 Apr 2027 Wednesday 19 days 16 May 2027 Sunday		from £3998.00 was £4443.00
Newcastle	05 May 2027 Wednesday 19 days 23 May 2027 Sunday		from £3986.00 was £4429.00
Newcastle	01 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 19 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £4072.00 was £4525.00
Newcastle	08 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 26 Sep 2027 Sunday		from £4072.00 was £4525.00
Newcastle	29 Sep 2027 Wednesday 19 days 17 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4189.00 was £4655.00
Newcastle	06 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 24 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00
Newcastle	13 Oct 2027 Wednesday 19 days 31 Oct 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Newcastle	03 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 21 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Newcastle	10 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 28 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £4346.00 was £4829.00
Newcastle	17 Nov 2027 Wednesday 19 days 05 Dec 2027 Sunday		from £4328.00 was £4809.00

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Follow The Mekong - Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam

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Explore South East Asia on a guided tour. Covering Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, with the chance to see Angkor Wat and a journey along the Mekong River. Best Selling City / Central

Witness Bangkok’s spectacular Buddhist shrines and their grand meditating statues
Discover lively Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), with guided stops at Reunification Palace, Xa Loi Pagoda and the War Remnants Museum
Explore the impressive floating markets at Damnoen Saduak and Cai Rang

15 days from £3,397 pp

was £3,775 pp

Flights included
Dates Available

January 2027 - November 2027
Duration

15 days
Depart From

5 airports
Excursions & Visits

12 included
Meals

27 included

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Traditional wooden boats sailing among limestone islands in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

Classic Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos

Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos with Newmarket Holidays. Enjoy the unique culture and stunning landscapes of these countries. Scenery & Nature History & Culture

Discover the historical landmarks of Hanoi, including Hoa Lo Prison, the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Imperial Citadel
Set sail on an overnight cruise around the spectacular Halong Bay, with a cooking class, squid fishing and morning tai chi
See the Củ Chi tunnel complex while learning about the importance of this underground labyrinth

21 days from £4,567 pp

was £5,075 pp

Flights included
Dates Available

November 2027 - October 2029
Duration

21 days
Depart From

1 airport
Excursions & Visits

16 included
Meals

37 included

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Indonesia – Java, Bali & Beyond

Indonesia

Java and Bali’s island vistas form the backdrop for an exploration of Indonesia's cultural landmarks, natural glories and charming local communities. Scenery & Nature History & Culture

Take in Java’s memorable scenery with a drive around Tumpang’s dramatic waterfalls and dense jungle stretches
Watch Mount Bromo transform in the different light, with scenic Jeep drives at sunrise and sunset around its spectacular volcanic landscapes
Marvel at the Borobudur Temple, the largest Buddhist religious site in the world, and visit the nearby village of Candirejo

16 days from £3,842 pp

was £4,269 pp

Flights included
Dates Available

May 2027 - October 2027
Duration

16 days
Depart From

1 airport
Excursions & Visits

14 included
Meals

19 included

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Occasionally, for operational reasons, we may have to change the order of the excursions on your holiday. The final day-by-day itinerary will be confirmed on your Final Travel Documents, which you will receive approximately three weeks prior to your departure.

British citizens require machine-readable passports when travelling overseas. A visa is required for entry to Cambodia which can be obtained upon arrival. Your passport must contain two blank pages and be valid for six months beyond the exit date from Cambodia. The current charge for British Citizens is £35. British Citizens do not require a visa to visit Thailand or Vietnam (if staying for less than 15 days). Other nationalities should always check with the relevant authorities.

From May 1, 2025, Thailand's traditional paper arrival card will be replaced by the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC). All non-Thai nationals entering Thailand by air, land, or sea must register for the TDAC online before arrival. This new system simplifies immigration procedures and integrates seamlessly with Thailand’s digital systems.

Registration is required within days of arrival and can be completed here: https://tdac.immigration.go.th

You are responsible for ensuring you have the correct entry documentation. Newmarket Holidays cannot accept responsibility for entry being refused due to failure on the part of any customer to produce correct documentation.

British Citizens should refer to Foreign travel advice at GOV.UK for up-to-date information about passports and visas. Other nationalities and non-British passport holders should check with the relevant authorities.

The majority of our tours involve a certain amount of walking, including a short walk from the coach stop to the town, attraction or venue you're visiting. If you are bringing a wheelchair, please let us know at the time of booking so that appropriate arrangements can be made. In many developing countries access is sometimes not as easy as at home. Should you have walking difficulties, getting around monuments and attractions may be harder and, in some cases, impossible. Should you have any concerns whatsoever please do contact us prior to travel.

In developing countries road networks are continually being improved and expanded, which can mean that, from time to time, roadworks and rough road surfaces can extend journey times. Some journeys are made on winding mountain roads and passes, which may also make for slow travelling - although the scenery is usually worth it! Many roads do not have separate pavements or safety barriers, and great care should be taken when crossing or walking alongside roads.

This tour involves extensive sightseeing involving walking, often in heat and on uneven ground. A generally good level of fitness is required in order to keep up with general pace of an escorted tour. Please discuss any requirements, including wheelchairs, well prior to departure in order that we can accommodate these.

All mandatory local taxes and charges are included in the price of your holiday as per the itinerary. Prices for any optional excursions are listed separately. Any suggested free-time activities, attractions, meals or entertainment are not included (unless otherwise stated), and may be subject to local charges. Please note that tipping is optional and as such, is typically not included in the price of your holiday (unless otherwise stated).

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