
Heritage & the Central Coast
The six-day route includes Hoi An and Hue. Combine your rounds with an old-town visit, a lantern-making experience or time exploring Hue’s imperial heritage, following the agreed itinerary.
Combine time on the fairways with the places you came to Vietnam to discover. Our Vietnam golf holidays bring golf, cultural visits and leisure days together in one multi-day journey, with options for golfers travelling with partners, friends or non-golfing family members.
Start with six days around Danang, Hoi An and Hue; explore the southern coast and Dalat over eight days; or choose an eighteen-day journey linking southern Vietnam with Hanoi and Halong Bay. Compare the routes below, then discuss your preferred courses, number of rounds, accommodation and travel pace with our team.

Golf Holidays
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Golf Holidays
A good golf holiday leaves room for both playing and travelling. Tell us how many rounds you want, whether you prefer consecutive golf days and which parts of Vietnam you would most like to explore.
If your group includes non-golfers, agree on the balance together. Shared dinners and sightseeing days can sit alongside separate activities while the golfers are on the course.

The six-day route includes Hoi An and Hue. Combine your rounds with an old-town visit, a lantern-making experience or time exploring Hue’s imperial heritage, following the agreed itinerary.

The southern journey includes Mui Ne leisure time and Dalat sightseeing. Beach days, a sand-dune excursion and time around Dalat offer a change of pace from the fairways.

The eighteen-day route adds places such as the Mekong Delta, Hanoi and Halong Bay. It is a starting point for travellers who want golf to be one part of a broader Vietnam holiday.
For non-golfing partners and families, ask which activities can run separately on golf days, whether a separate guide or vehicle is needed and how those arrangements affect the quote.
Inclusions depend on the itinerary and services you select. Ask for an itemised quote so you can compare the complete trip rather than only the headline price.
Review our booking guide and payment guide, then check the conditions stated in your own booking confirmation.
Vietnam’s regions have different weather patterns. Pick your travel dates with the entire route in mind, especially when your holiday includes both coastal and highland stops.
| Destination | Planning window | What to allow for |
|---|---|---|
| Hoi An & Hue | March–August overlaps their generally sunnier periods. | Summer heat; more rain and possible disruption in the later months of the year. |
| Ho Chi Minh City | December–April is generally drier. | Warm weather throughout the year; afternoon downpours are common in the wet season. |
| Dalat | Check highland conditions separately from the southern coast. | Cooler evenings and more rain during much of April–October. |
| Hanoi & Halong Bay | Consider spring or autumn when comparing a northern extension. | Cooler winter conditions, summer rain and possible weather-related cruise changes. |
Check the transfer plan before choosing a tee time. A city hotel, beach resort and course-side stay serve different priorities; the closest option to one course may be less convenient for your other activities.
For an itinerary with several stops, review check-in and check-out times, domestic flights and the timing of your international departure. Leave enough margin between your final round and onward travel.
Share the number of golf bags as well as ordinary suitcases so the transfer vehicle can be planned accordingly. If you need rental clubs, specify right- or left-handed sets and confirm availability and cost before booking.
Ask about course dress rules and whether handicap information is required at your selected courses. Golf-bag acceptance and charges on flights should be checked against your actual airline and fare.
Use the six-day Central Vietnam route for a focused regional stay, the eight-day Southern Vietnam route for several coastal and highland stops, or the eighteen-day Grand Vietnam route for a broader journey. Choose according to your available time and preferred travel pace, then confirm the final schedule.
No. The itineraries combine golf with sightseeing and leisure. Tell us how many travellers will play and what the non-golfers would enjoy, so their activities and any separate transport can be discussed when preparing the quote.
The number depends on the selected itinerary and any changes you request. Confirm both the number of golf days and the number of rounds in writing; these are not always the same. Ask for your course list, tee times and golf fees to be specified in the quote.
Yes. These multi-day routes already include time beyond the courses. Discuss additional nights, sightseeing, beach stays or another region with our team, including the extra transport and accommodation needed.
Requests for different hotels, more leisure time or a different balance of golf days can be discussed. The final itinerary depends on availability and the agreed quote; named hotels and preferred tee times should be confirmed before payment.
Do not assume that all golf-related costs are included. Ask for separate confirmation of green fees, caddie fees, buggy sharing or private use, rental clubs and tips, together with any supplements for your chosen dates.
Ask about the selected course’s weather policy and your booking’s change conditions before confirming. A rescheduled round or refund is subject to those terms and availability; neither should be assumed.
Send your travel dates, arrival and departure airports, total group size, number of golfers, preferred number of rounds and hotel preferences. Include any rental-club needs, non-golfing companions, sightseeing interests and an approximate budget.
Tell us where you would like to go, how much golf you want to play and who is travelling with you. We can discuss a route that balances courses, sightseeing and time to relax, then prepare a quote for your chosen arrangements.