Vietnam Family Holiday with Teenagers

The minimum age for children on this trip is 10 years old unless otherwise approved. This tour is designed specifically for families with teenagers who want an active, engaging Vietnam adventure.

Children aged 17 years and under at time of travel receive 20% off the full adult price.

There are cycling sections on multiple days, including approximately 25km around West Lake in Hanoi and 60km on the Mai Chau to Ninh Binh route. There is a support bus throughout, so you can opt out of sections if needed. Bike helmets are mandatory and available locally.

The overnight train to Da Nang is approximately 16 hours. Each compartment has 4 beds (2 bunk beds) with clean linen. Families are typically assigned their own cabin where possible. It’s a fun, local experience for teenagers.

Light cotton clothing, sturdy shoes for walking and cycling, a bike helmet if you prefer your own, swimwear for Ha Long Bay, insect repellent, sun protection, a refillable water bottle, and warm layers for the overnight train. Temple visits require covered shoulders and knees.

Spring (February–April) and autumn (September–December) offer the most pleasant conditions. Northern Vietnam can be cooler from November to March, so bring layers if travelling in winter.

Yes. The cycling is on gentle terrain with a support bus following the group. Teenagers with basic cycling confidence will enjoy it. Helmets are mandatory and provided.

The tour includes 7 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 3 dinners. A highlight is lunch at KOTO in Hanoi, a social enterprise that trains disadvantaged youth for hospitality careers.

Yes. Every tour we design is fully customizable. We can adjust the pace, add rest days, upgrade hotels, or extend the journey to include Sapa, Halong Bay extensions, or southern Vietnam.

International flights, Vietnam visa fees, travel insurance, meals not specified, optional activities, personal expenses, and tips are not included. Domestic transport within Vietnam and accommodation are included.