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14 Day 5 Star Memoirs Of Vietnam & Sapa Extension Premium Small Group Tour

14 Day 5 Star Memoirs Of Vietnam & Sapa Extension Premium Small Group Tour

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✓ Return international airfares included
✓ Small group tour, maximum of 16 travellers
✓ Authentic grassroots exploration of Vietnam with incredible sightseeing, including an overnight cruise on Halong Bay and guided tours of Sapa, Hanoi, Hue, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta
✓ 10 nights in 5-star hotels, 1 night on a traditional junk boat to cruise the calm waters of Halong Bay and 1 night at a welcoming home stay experience in Sapa
✓ Flights from Hanoi to Hue and Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh City
✓ Cruise the serene waters of the Perfume River during a guided tour of Hue
✓ Breakfast daily, 2 lunches and 3 dinners
✓ Follow a local guide on an exploration of the charming hamlets and hill stations of the mountainous region of Sapa
✓ Explore Hanoi, escorted by your expert local guide
✓ Follow your expert local guide on a walking tour through the narrow, cobblestone streets of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
✓ Take part in a cooking demonstration and learn to make Hanoi's specialty dish, white rose dumplings
✓ The services of a professional, English-speaking guide in each city
✓ In depth sightseeing including all entry fees 
✓ Dedicated, air-conditioned transportation

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