Car types for rent in Vietnam

Viet Nam car rental 4 seater hatchback : Kia Morning, Hyundai Getz, Vinfast Fadil, Toyota Wigo…

Viet Nam car rental 5 seater sedan : Vios Toyota , Honda Civic, Hyundai Accent, Kia K3…

Viet Nam car rental 7 seater MPV : Toyota Rush, Mitsubishi Xpander, Suzuki X7….

Viet Nam car rental 8 seater SUV : Toyota Fortuner, Toyota Innova, Isuzu Mux, Kia Sorrento…

Viet Nam car rental 16 seater van : Ford Transit, Hyundai Solati ..

Viet Nam car rental 29 seater coach : Hyundai County, Samco…

Viet Nam car rental 35 seater mini bus : Samco, Thaco garden, Thaco Town…

Viet Nam car rental 45 seater bus : Hyundai Universe, Thaco, Samco, Hi-Class…

Luxury car for rent in Viet Nam : Ford Transit Dcar Limousine, Fuso Rosa, Solati Dcar

Vietnam Travel Guide

Vietnam is an exhilarating country to travel. Vibrantstreet life, exquisite food and epic landscapes await you

here. A nation on the move, Vietnam balances cool urban culture with traditional values. In the cities, ancient pagodas squat just around the corner from sleek rooftop bars; and in the countryside, life still follows the rhythms of the rivers and the rice harvest.

This contrast between old and new Vietnam is a big part of its appeal. Another great reason to visit Vietnam is its diverse natural beauty. The capital of Hanoi is your gateway to the treasures of the north: spectacular mountains and bays studded with karsts. Smack in the centre, up-and-coming Danang gives you easy access to photogenic riverside towns, national parks and long, sandy beaches.

In the south, Ho Chi Minh City will entice you with its captivating streets (just watch out for those motorcycles.) Nearby, the water world of the Mekong Delta as well as islands big and small, are just waiting to be explored.

Fabulous Food

If there is one characteristic that unites Vietnamese food, it’s freshness. The Vietnamese love their food, and all across the country, markets are bursting with the abundance of sea and soil. Plucked the same morning,

feathery herbs, plump vegetables, colourful fruits, and flapping-fresh proteins are just waiting for a skillful cook to transform them into something magical. These beautiful ingredients are combined with a symphony of delightful textures and flavours. Simply put, it’s one of the world’s healthiest and most mouth-watering cuisines.

Timeless Culture

Vietnam inherited its cultural wealth from thousands of years of history, sprinkled with a handful of outside influences. The Vietnamese have a strong sense of pride in their traditions.

If you’re a culture seeker, the central cities of Hue and Hoi An are treasure troves, as is Hanoi, the country’s graceful capital. Outside the cities, many elements of Vietnamese culture trace back to cycles of wet rice cultivation. Old and new, side-by-side, is what makes Vietnamese culture so compelling. 

Blissful Beaches

Sun, sand, and saltwater: Vietnam is home to countless inviting beaches -- some are well-known, others completely hidden. The islands of Con Dao and Phu Quoc are famous for inviting water and pristine shores. If you enjoy activity and nightlife mixed into your beach holidays, the coastal towns of Da Nang and Nha Trang will spoil you with five-star resorts, golfing and watersports. Vietnam also offers countless remote beach destinations, such as Quy Nhon, Con Dao and Phu Quoc, where you can have sublime shores all to yourself. 

Striking Scenery

Vietnam is chock-full of forested peaks, thundering waterfalls, and breezy coastline, so it’s no wonder the country is luring more andmore nature lovers. While you’ll find plenty of pulse-pounding activities here, including spelunking, canyoning, and trekking, there’s no shortage of leisurely ways to enjoy Vietnam’s natural wonders. Areas such as Phong Nha and Ha Long Bay offer equal opportunities for relaxation and adventure in spectacular natural settings. 

Changing Cities

Vietnam’s vibrant urban centres are growing fast. Here you’ll find international restaurants alongside cheap-as-chips street food, ancient pagodas across the street from five-star hotels, and glittering shopping malls around the corner from wet markets.

Hanoi is a city of lakes, brimming with historical and cultural treasures. Da Nang is a coastal metropolis on a fast track to becoming a hub for technology and tourism. Ho Chi Minh City is home to uber-cool rooftop bars,

trendy co-working spaces, and colonial-chic cafes. Don’t forget to hop on a scooter at least once to truly feel the pulse of urban Vietnam. 

Must-do Experiences

Sip cà phê sua dá on the side walk - Vietnam’s traditional iced coffee with milk. Ask for a cà phê den da if you likeyour coffee black.

Take a motorcycle ride - This is a must-do all over Vietnam but especially in Ho Chi Minh City, with its endless energy and beautiful city lights.

Watch a cultural show - Don’t miss Hanoi’s famous water puppets or the bamboo contemporary circus by Lune

Productions.

Visit a pagoda - Vietnam has a fascinating spiritual history told through a vast range of temples, pagodas, churches and spiritual places.

Try the local street food - Vietnam is alive with some of the most famously delicious, fragrant food in Southeast Asia. Dig in and enjoy

Getting Around

TRAINS : Vietnam’s Reunification Express takes around 36 hours from Ha Noi to Ho Chi Minh City, stopping at main cities along the way

FLIGHTS : The easiest way to see lots of Vietnam, domestic flights are reasonably priced. Check Vietnam

Airlines and Vietjet Air.

TAXI : Reputable taxi companies operate widely in most Vietnamese cities, and many ride-sharing apps work here too.

BUSES : You’ll find reliable opentour buses travelling the length of the country. Many of these have overnight

options for nighttime travel.

MOTORBIKE : Motorbike tours are a great way to see Vietnam and get up close with local life in the cities. Always wear your helmet.

BICYCLE : In small towns such as Mai Chau, Hoi An and Hue, you can get everywhere you want to go by pedal

power. Cycle away!