Adventure Holidays In Vietnam

With a 3000km coastline, Vietnam extends across two climatic zones - a moderate climate in the North, and a tropical climate in the South. While much of the country is hilly with densely forested mountains, lowlands also abound. The northern part of the country consists of highlands and the Red River Delta, while the south is divided into coastal lowlands, central mountains with high plateaus, and the Mekong River Delta. The northern mountain terrain has heights reaching above 3000m.

ADVENTURE SPORTS IN VIETNAM

From trekking in the country’s mountainous north to kayaking amid the stunning backdrop of Ha Long Bay, Vietnam offers thrill seekers opportunities for adventure among its dense forests and reefs. Challenging cycling trails also offer a diverse cultural experience, as does hiking in the Central Highlands. Trekking, rafting, snorkelling, diving and kayaking are also possible.

ADVENTURE SPORTS AREAS AND REGIONS IN VIETNAM

Best spots for water sports

Snorkelling in Nha Trang is popular, while the stunning Islands of the Hon Mun Marine Park offer divers a unique experience, including Rainbow Reef that is made up of outstanding colours from the unique biodiversity of hard and soft corals.  

Best spots for mountain biking

The Ho Chi Minh Trail is a network of roads, trails and paths through Vietnam , Laos and Cam bodia .

Best spots for hiking & trekking

Trekking in remote Yok Yon National Park offers spectacular mountain scenery, while Trekking in the Central Highlands suits all levels of difficulty. The peaceful trails of the Mai Chau region offer gentle adventures for the soul.

Best spots for mountaineering & climbing

Ha Long Bay is a maze of soaring limestone towers surrounded by a vast tropical oasis, and one of the most spectacular climbing areas in the world. At 3143m, Fan Si Pan is the highest peak in Vietnam .

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