Vietnam

From the north to the south, there's just so much to do in Vietnam! Think bustling night markets in Ho Chi Minh City, trekking in stunning Sapa and indulging in delicious local cuisine in Hanoi. Immerse yourself in rich culture, history, and natural beauty with a visit to this up-and-coming country.

Best time to visit

Nov-April for dry, cooler weather and vibrant festivals, dodging wet season (May-Oct)!

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Weather in Vietnam

Vietnam has an interesting mix of seasons - in the north, there are 4 distinct seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.

However, the south of the country actually only has 2 seasons: Rainy and Dry.

Deciding on when to visit and what to expect from the weather depends entirely on where you're going to visit.

The best time to visit North Vietnam is during the Spring (Mar - Apr) or Autumn (Sept - Nov). The best time to visit South Vietnam is during the Dry season (Dec - Apr).

So, if you're planning to visit the whole country, the best time of year would be around late Nov/early Dec, or Mar/Apr time.

Rainy
Dry
22º Jan jan weather
23º Feb feb weather
24º Mar mar weather
28º Apr apr weather
29º May may weather
31º Jun jun weather
30º Jul jul weather
29º Aug aug weather
28º Sep sep weather
26º Oct oct weather
24º Nov nov weather
23º Dec dec weather

* Based on Hoi An in the middle of the country for the best chance of 'all round' weather conditions. As usual, make sure to check the expected conditions for the exact locations you're visiting before you travel.

WHY YOU MUST VISIT Vietnam

It’s got enchanting landscapes, brilliant activities and unbelievable food. What more do you need?

As the increasingly popular heart of Southeast Asia, Vietnam is gaining traction as a top destination for all types of traveller. We’ve got budgeting tips, travelling tricks, guides to help you plan the ultimate itinerary, and so much more.

Imagine yourself trekking the terraced rice fields of Sapa, or dining on the top deck of your cruise through the mystical waters of Ha Long Bay, or hopping on the back of a local’s motorbike as you wind your way through the mountains of the Ha Giang Loop.

If food is more your thing, then you’re in luck – from pho to banh mi, egg coffee to coconut coffee, Vietnam has a diverse range of treats for you to try!