Vietnam Family Tours | Top 10+ Holiday Packages 2025 - 2026

Absolutely. We can specific all of the discounts here as they are a lot. Tell us more about the number of your children and their ages, we will reply you as soon as possible.

Most of our Vietnam family trips have a minimum age of 5 or 10 years old. It  depends on the physical demands of the tour itinerary. Leave us your email or Whatsapp, we will give more details.

Family trips with a minimum age of 5 are often suitable for all ages. Most of our young travelers are between the ages of 8 and 18 years old.

The average children's age of on our family trips is 8 years old. Our itineraries often contain a lot of details of what each day involves. Therefore, we suggest parents reading all of them carefully to ensure it suits their children.

We have to say that children from the age of 18 are considered to be adults in our Vietnam Family Tours

As our other trips, Viet Vision Travel offers a blend of activities and free time. If the itinerary have activities in the morning, it will be followed by free time in the afternoon. And, if we have a full day of activities, it will be followed by a free day to allow your family to relax and refresh.

The inclusions as well as extras vary from travel to travel but in general, all accommodations and transport will be included with some meals.

While several activities are included on all our Vietnam family trips, you will also have an opportunity to join in optional ones for an additional fee.

If children are participate you in a family trip without their parents, you should obtain a letter of consent to travel before departure. It proves the young have permission to travel with you without their parents. Preparing this letter is quite easy. It can even be handwritten - provided it will include relevant information such as confirmation that you are permitted to travel with the children, their date of birth, and their travel plans. This letter should be signed by both parents and witnessed by a notary public, or similar public officers. You may never be required to show it, this letter is important to have one.

Yes, it is the requiremet for all passengers to have a valid passport to travel and participate in our trips. You may also need a visa depending on your nationality and travel destination.

It is the recommendation to make sure you have more than 6 months remaining on your passport before traveling abroad. You can contact your local embassy for more information about obtaining a passport for your family, and whether you will need a visa to travel to your planned destinations.

There is surely no hidden catches or conditions when you book with Viet Vision Travel. Once you have paid your deposit, the price of your trip is fixed. Read our Booking Terms and Conditions for more information about booking your trip, or contact us for a detail.

Learn more about each of our family itineraries by reading the Full Itinerary and Additional Information on each trip page, which includes details on activities, accommodations, travel times, means of transportation and more. It has everything you need in one handy spot.

Every trip is run, even if there is just one family on it. So, book with peace of mind. If your family is the only one on a trip, a courtesy email will be sent to let you know ahead of time.

The maximum group size on our family tours varies from trip to trip. We are willing to answer all the questions about it if you leave us message.

Our family trips are for the whole family. That means you do not have to leave anyone at home from aunties, uncles and grandparents. Children over the age 18 years of age are considered to be adults.

We always try to find the families on group tours tend to be a like-minded group from all over the world to join our trips. We see the kids often develop instant pen pals! The small group size also means there will be enough freedom for children to make new friends while the parents can have some adult conversations.

Unfortunately, due to privacy policy, we are unable to disclose any other family's details.

Our teenage family trips have a minimum age of 10 and offer more active and challenging itineraries designed especially for this age. If you also have younger ones, we will look at allowing them onto these family trips on a case-by-case basis, depending on the activities on the trip and their ages.

We try to do everything the local way in our Vietnam family holidays, and that means eating at local restaurants. Your meals will be always freshly made and delicious, and there is generally a great variety on offer.

There are not always specific children's menus available, so if your children might be hesitant to try new foods, why not cook some of the local dishes at home before departure so they are familiar with what to expect. We often advise parents bring with them some more familiar snacks that they know their children like.

We try to accommodate all food requirements along your Vietnam family trips, so make sure you notice us at the time of booking. Although we endeavour to have some alternative options available, it may be difficult for some restaurants to determine if foods are 100% allergen-free. It is advised that you take the same precautions as you do when eating out at a restaurant in your country, and maybe pack some snacks that you know are totally safe.

There is usually a vegetarian option available. Most picnic and buffet-style meals will have lots of salads, rice dishes and breads.

We choose the accommodations carefully and carefully. Generally these will be a twin room with private facilities. We use a variety of accommodation on our Vietnam family trips, which are chosen for their value for money, atmosphere and location. Where possible, we also try to incorporate unique accommodation experiences, such as a night on junk cruise at Halong Bay.

Your family will always get a twin room. For groups of three, we will try our best to find a triple room. Please be aware that in some destinaitons, triple rooms are in short supply. This means a triple room will often simply be a twin room with a mattress on the floor or a fold-up bed. Where it is impossible to provide a triple room, you can decide which of your party takes a separate single room. For families of four or more, we will find two twin rooms. Where possible, we will aim to put your family in a quadruple room.

While we will do our best to ensure that families are roomed close, we can not guarantee this. Most Vietnam family holidays occur during the peak seasons and we sometimes meet no control over where your rooms will be as these are allocated by the hotel operators.

We will allocate your family's rooms before you arrive. If you are one requiring more than one room, we will always try to make sure that yours are next to each other and on the same floor of the hotels or resorts.

We often use the same standard of room type in all our accommodations as we have an allocation at the hotels we use. Send us a message of your specific room type if have.

Children are always fond of swimming so we try to use accommodations with pools where possible. If there may not be hotels with pools nearby, we will try to find your family a freshwater lake or secluded beach where you can cool off.

No, all of our Vietnam family tours are planned with a mix of activities and free time so you can enjoy some downtime while your chidren can explore together on their own.

While children will be supervised during along the family trips, they should be also supervised by their parents at all times. The rate of independence children enjoy during free time is entirely up to their parents' discretion.

The level of itinerary is listed on each trip. All our family trips involve some degree of walking, which can range from one hour to four hours. All our teenage trips involve more active activities to suit their age range.

Please note some sightseeing will involve walking around historic sites with uneven walkways, stairs and long distances. While other sightseeing may be done using bikes.

Activities in Vietnam family tours are definitely optional, and it may be possible to do some independent exploring. In addtion, parents are responsible for their children at all times, so you will need to supervise if they want to opt out.

Our Vietnam family holidays often cover a lot of ground, especially they have trekking areas where terrain can be challenging and steep. You will need waterproof footwear with a good grip when rainfall is possible. For any family trips that are not specifically trekking, a comfortable, sturdy pair of shoes such as trainers or sneakers will be recommended.

Travel experts of Viet Vision Travel, many of whom have children, have specifically crafted the itineraries to make sure they run at a family-friendly pace and minimize traveling time. Plenty of free time is added for families to participate in activities that suit their interests, and group activities are designed to work around dining times.

Our activities are designed for all ages, and we always encourage every member of the family to get involved.

Absolutely. Our family tour guide are multi-experienced in working with children. They are friendly and have a great rapport with the children. They have to undergo extra rigorous training to ensure they can work well with the dynamic of the younger group members.

In spite of the fact that we employ special tour guides that have relevant experiences in looking after children, they are not there to provide childcare. Tour guides are present to handle all logistics and make sure that your family trip runs smoothly, but the parents must be responsible for their children at all times.

Health and safety is the highest concerns on all Vietnam family trips. Our tour guide are well-trained in all aspects of health and safety. They can provide debriefs prior to all activities, and ensure all families are aware of any safety issues! You will have a local tour guide with you at all times providing guidance and answer any questions you have about health and safety.

Yes! All families must have comprehensive travel insurance with them in the event of illness or medical emergency, preferably a policy that includes repatriation. You will need to provide details of insurance to your tour on the first day of family tour in Vietnam

It is the best to arrange travel insurance before your departure. If you would like assistance with arranging insurance cover, please leave us a message.

Vietnam has the private, Western-style hospitals. If you have any medical issues, your tour guide can contact the local office of Viet Vision Travel for advice and assistance.

If any of your family are unwell, it is also recommended you to make contact with your travel insurance provider. They will offer assistance, advice on policy coverage and usually have recommended medical centers or international hospitals that has English-speaking medical staff.

If not required, it had better prepare for any little bumps or bruises along the way. Without going overboard, we always recommend to bring a supply of Band-Aids and disinfectant, some paracetamol, motion sickness tablets (if needed), hydrolytes (or similar) and any personal medical items that might be necessary throughout the duration of the trip.

If one member of the family is travelling with prescription medicine, it is recommended that they bring the extra in the case of loss or if the medication is spoilt or damaged.

We also advise carrying a doctor’s letter of prescription with you and recommend the leader on the first day of the trip of any medical conditions. If you are traveling with any medicine that needs to be refrigerated, you must let our travel experts know at the time of booking.

Please contact your local doctor or specialist traveler’s vaccination center at least 2 months prior to departure. They can give you all the information you need about what specific vaccinations should be taken prior to your familty trip to Vietnam.

We regularly inspect all of the vehicles in our family tours to Vietnam to ensure that they adhere to strict safety requirements. They are all fitted with seatbelts.

In organised activities, we use and regularly audit trusted local operators who are well aware of the necessary safety equipment as well as procedures, including supplying correctly fitting life-jackets and helmets.

Your tour guide will offer advice on a case-by-case basis. If you are advised not to drink groundwater, Viet Vision Travel recommends that you pack water purification tablets rather than buying bottled water (it is somehow better for the environment).

All of the accommodations we use will have modern flushing toilets. In some rural areas, please be advised that toilet facilities may be more rudimentary standard than your family enjoys at home. In these circumstances, it is recommended carrying hand sanitation products. However, remember – it is all part of the experience!