Sightseeing tours to Vietnam from Almaty: prices

Took a package to Nha Trang with excursions, was very pleased. The guide turned out to be decent, no fluff, explained everything clearly along the way. The only thing - the bus arrived half an hour late once, well, never mind. But the program is packed, we saw both the mud baths, and the islands, and the old town. Somewhere we were running, somewhere we stood longer than needed, but overall we liked everything. The cafe on the beach stuck in my memory, the grilled shrimp there - finger-licking good. The prices at the travel agency are normal, no hidden fees. Would come back again if they gave me a longer vacation.

Атыраудан қыздармен бірге экскурсиялық тур іздеп жүргенбіз, Вьетнам керек болды, Муйнеге баруды армандадым. Менеджер ұсынған бағдарлама дәл көңілімдегідей болып шықты, чартермен ұшып, қонақүйге түстік, бәрі уақытында. Муйнеде таңертең теңізге бардым, түсте экскурсияға, кешке базарда жемістерді қолмен ұстап көрдім, ұстарасыз кокос жарып іштім. Бір күні құм төбелерге бардық, жел бетімді кесіп өтті, бірақ қатты ұнады. Қайтарда чемоданымды жинап үлгермедім, бірақ ұшаққа жеттім, ұйқым келіп отырдым, әйтеуір жеттім ғой.

We went with my friend to close her gestalt about Asia, and then a tour to Vietnam to Phu Quoc came up, and she talked me into it. We chose this particular agency because they had the sightseeing package included, not just a lounger by the pool. And good thing it turned out that way. The island itself is cool, but what I liked most were the trips — a local fisherman's stilt house where we touched these crabs with our hands, and the cable car ride over the sea, the view from there is of course mind-blowing, even though I'm terribly afraid of heights. True, one day the bus was almost an hour late and we didn't fit the program time-wise, oh well. The guide told us everything about the pepper plantations (I even bought a little bag home, it's still on the shelf) and in general she was easy to be around. Came back tanned and with a phone full of pics. To anyone wondering whether to take excursions separately from the hotel I'll say this — never regretted it once!!

first I was looking for where to stick my nose with the visa and the flight — called three places, two offices kept dangling with an answer, and here the manager picked up the phone and in ten minutes sorted out the whole route, I could barely keep up nodding, then true he called back himself twice to clarify little things about the hotel but that's already my habit of double-checking everything three times) in the end I flew to Mui Ne, took excursions there on the spot — lanterns in Hoi An are something else, also rode a jeep on the dunes and caught so much sand in my sneakers that I walked around crunching like a snowman.. taxi drivers sometimes turned on the meter retroactively a small thing but it left a taste, oh well.

I needed a break from work and the sea, so I went to the agency to ask about Vietnam, and they were just putting together a group to Phu Quoc with excursions. I flew thinking it would be a normal beach trip, but in fact what I remember most are the junk boat rides and walks around the night market, where I bought myself a funny hat and a bunch of magnets. I came back happy, five out of five, though on the return flight it got a bit bumpy.

Took the tour to Mui Ne spontaneously, three days before the flight, and all that excursion hustle - rice fields, a fishing village at dawn where we stomped around in the sand and I accidentally stepped into somebody's boot.. And those round bamboo boats that you had to row with your hands, my shoulders hurt for two days after them, but at least I got a photo like a local, in a conical hat though it really didn't suit me at all. The manager, who was gathering the group in front of the bus, warned that it would be windy at the cable car, I didn't believe him - and for good reason, because my cap got carried off to the sea, I then stood there angry and happy at the same time watching the sun fall behind the islands, and never once regretted that I went

i took this tour because i needed a trip to get away from work, and a friend of mine recommended this agency, so i went to Hoi An through them, well more like for an excursion Vietnam is a pretty cool country in general, but in Hoi An the humidity is just awful, by evening my t-shirt is so wet you could wring it out, but the old town is beautiful - those lanterns, the wooden houses...i walked around there for like three hours and didn't even notice, but the guide kept rushing us and the group was kind of dead Food was fine, hotel was clean, bus had AC, but because of all that running around temples and the heat i personally was worn out by the end of the day

Went on trips around Vietnam spontaneously, just really wanted a change of scenery and I trusted the first agency I got dragged into after work. In Nha Trang I took different tours, most of all I remember the trip to the islands — true, it was horribly stuffy on the boat, but then it was made up for with fresh fruit and a walk on snow-white sand. I came back tired, but with a phone full of photos and the thought that five out of five is not enough.

took a tour to Hoi An through an agency, spent a long time choosing between the sightseeing one and just lying on the beach. Chose the first one and didn't regret it, the town is really atmospheric though the views there are so-so. The guide turned out to be decent, told us about the old houses, but sometimes walked too fast and I fell behind. Liked the food at the market, tried everything they offered and didn't even get food poisoning unlike a friend who took the same thing but somewhere else. The tours went on schedule and that's a plus, but one day was rushed because of rain and nobody offered a replacement. Overall a four, will I come back again, don't know, probably yes, but already without a group, on my own

went to Nha Trang on a package tour from the travel agency, but the impression of the city itself is a bit mixed – seems pretty, but these endless crowds on the beach... The manager helped with the flight, thanks for that, but their excursions are standard – the water on the islands was murky, and the guide kept rushing us somewhere, though in the mountains on the cable car the views are just insane, though the food there was so-so, rice with chicken and that's it..

Жолдасыммен бірге жұмыстан демалыс алып, Вьетнамға баруды жоспарлағанбыз, бірақ қай агенттікке барарымызды білмей әбден әуре болдым, сондықтан интернеттен іздеп, біраз байланысып, ақыры бір турагенттікке келіп Хойанға тур алдым. Хойандағы экскурссиялық бағдарлама өте тығыз болды, бір күнде үш жерге барып үлгердік, бірақ экскурсоводтың асығыстығынан кейбір тарихи жерлерді толық көре алмай қалдым, соған қарамастан Вьетнамның табиғаты мен Хойанның көне қаласының атмосферасы мені қатты таңқалдырды. Жалпы алғанда ұнады, бірақ ұйымдастыру жағынан сәл кемшіліктер болды, сол себепті төрт қойдым.

Otdyhali w Danange, ekskursii brali na meste, no bilet tuda nam upominala menedzher, i ja byla dowolna, chto ne poexala odna — hotja otezdu hotelos by podolshe, dengi wse-taki ne moje. Ochen ponrawilos more, werojatno pojedu snova no uje w drugoj gorod, i da, wodaa byla taeplaja daje w dozhd, chto redko bywaet.

Took a tour to Fukuok, excursions there are a separate topic, but we liked it. The hotel is fine, the sea is warm, but the food is the same everywhere — rice, rice and more rice, which I never got used to. The guide was decent, told us everything about the local temples and fishing, though sometimes spoke faster than I could understand. Liked the cable caar ride and the night market, bought a weird t-shirt there and a bunch of magnets. Came back happy, five out of five, only the suitcase still smells like fish)

Wyleteli nochyu, hotel normalny no kondey shumel kak samolet tak chto spat prishlyos v berushah, a potom uzhe ekskursii po ostrovu i more - vse po raspisaniyu, nikto ne podvel.. no voditel avtobusa privozil na plyazh na chas pozzhe chem obeshali, poetomu odin den ne popal na rybalku

went to Da Nang for the excursions because we wanted to combine the sea and see the cities, not just lie on the beach. chose this agency because a friend of mine booked a tour there and was happy (though she actually flew to Turkey, but what's the difference). the excursions themselves went great: the guide told us everything, at Marble Mountains we touched the marble in the cave, though the bus was a bit late in the morning, but that's minor.

Took a tour to Vietnam from Almaty, because I wanted not just to lie on the beach, but to see something real. There were several countries to choose from, but Hoi An was calling — there's an old town with lanterns, and a friend once told me how everything glows there in the evening. Got ready in a couple of weeks, documents, insurance — nothing complicated. On the way I felt a bit sick from the AC in the bus on the excursion — well that's a small thing, nobody's fault. In Hoi An itself I liked that you can go into the alleys and just sit by the river, drink coffee with condensed milk. Traditional houses are shown, but sometimes there are so many tourists that you can't squeeze through — but the seamstresses sew a jacket in a day, I got one for myself, fits great. Came back tired but happy — a solid five, worth the money. As for downsides — the humidity, by evening your t-shirt you could wring out, and with change sometimes it’s a hassle. But that's nothing, if you remember how I sat in the boat in the dark and looked at the lanterns.

Got so many tours booked, and never once slept properly. Danang has a totally different rhythm anyway — muggy in the morning, pouring rain by noon, steambath again by evening. Those air-conditioned buses saved me, honestly, though in one of them the driver blasted local pop so loud my teeth hurt. Marble Mountains — that's where I really got stuck, touched those steps with my hands, fingers covered in white dust, and didn't want to go back down to the souvenir sellers. Golden Bridge photographed back and forth, but in real life it's smaller than in the pictures, those hands are huge, and the crowd is so bad you can't push through. Came back angry, exhausted and absolutely happy, gonna catch up on sleep only at home now!

The trip to Da Nang — that was something. At first I thought, well, excursions and excursions, nothing special, and then it just took off — those marble mountains, where we climbed through caves and I kept grabbing the wet railings so I wouldn't fall. The guide we got was the kind who talked about every statue like it was his relative, I forgot half of it but it was interesting. They fed us in local little cafes — rice, chicken, some soup with greens, at first I was wrinkling my nose and then I was asking for seconds. I also remember how we rode a boat along the river, splashes flying right in my face and I regretted not taking a second jacket, because by evening it got cold.. I came home with a bunch of magnets and a strange feeling that I want to go back. I liked everything, honestly, a well-deserved five

took a tour for excursions in Vietnam, specifically Mui Ne and the surroundings, because I wanted to not just lie on the beach but see at least something real. The manager arranged everything quickly, without unnecessary chit-chat - pleasantly surprised honestly. Overall the trip was a success, even though a couple of excursions turned out a bit boring, but the views of the rice fields and fishing boats were worth it.. would go back again, probably

flew to Nha Trang on a tour package, and man the weather was — humid, sticky, but the sea was warm like tea. The guide kept talking about lotuses and fishing boats, I zoned out for half of it because I was nodding off after the flight, but we did make it to the mud baths, and thats where I really blissed out, my skin was like a baby's for two days after. Also that trip to the islands with the seafood lunch — huge shrimp, though the rice was a bit dry, and a Chinese guy next to me was chewing loudly right in my ear