Vietnam Tour Package: Saigon City & Phu Quoc Beach 6 Days & 5 Nights

Prices start at Rs 34,020 per person on twin sharing with 3-star hotels. You can change any day, and you compare quotes from up to 3 verified agents before you pay, in installments. If you are still choosing between routes, our full range of Vietnam tour packages covers every trip length.

Who This Trip Suits

Pick this route if you want one real city and one real beach in six days, without an overnight bus or boat. The only moving parts are two one-hour flights. Saigon gives you the war history and the street life in a single long day, and Phu Quoc gives you warm, swimmable sea from December to March, sunsets on the west coast and a cable car out over the southern islands.

Skip it if Ha Long Bay is the picture in your head. Ha Long is in the far north, more than 1,200 km from Phu Quoc, and squeezing both into six days means most of a day lost to flights. The table below points you to the right package instead.

Which 5 Nights 6 Days Vietnam Route Is Right for You?

Vietnam is long and thin, so a six-day trip works best in one or two regions. Here is how our 5 nights 6 days Vietnam packages compare. Each one can start from any Indian city.

Go north with the Hanoi, Sapa and Ha Long package or the slower Hanoi and Ha Long honeymoon package. For both ends of the country, the Saigon to Ha Long tour from Bangalore and the Saigon, Ninh Binh and Ha Long tour from Hyderabad work from any city. The Vietnam and Cambodia family holiday adds the Mekong Delta and Angkor. Shorter on time? Try the 4 nights 5 days Vietnam tour. Got a spare day? The 7 day Vietnam itinerary gives you more room.

5 Nights 6 Days Vietnam Itinerary: Saigon and Phu Quoc, Day by Day

Day 1: Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City, Evening in District 1

Our agent's representative meets you at Tan Son Nhat airport and drives you to Le Duy Hotel on Nguyen Thi Nghia Street in District 1, usually 30 to 45 minutes depending on traffic. Most nonstops from India land between 5:40 and 7:05 in the morning (Air India's Delhi flight lands at 8 pm), and check-in is from 2 pm, so leave your bags at the desk, have breakfast nearby and sleep in the afternoon. Ask your agent to price the room from the night before if you want a bed the moment you land.

The hotel is a few minutes' walk from Ben Thanh Market. Go after dark, when the street-food stalls set up outside, and then walk ten minutes east to Nguyen Hue, the pedestrian boulevard that fills with families and buskers every evening. Try pho, the rice-noodle soup, or banh xeo, a crisp turmeric pancake. Vegetarians can ask for both made chay. If you have energy left, Bui Vien Street is the late-night strip. For more ways to spend a Saigon evening, see our Ho Chi Minh City tour packages.

Today covers your airport pick-up and the hotel. Breakfast starts tomorrow.

Day 2: Saigon's History and the Cu Chi Tunnels

After breakfast your English-speaking guide picks you up at 8 am. First up is the Independence Palace, also called the Reunification Palace, where a North Vietnamese tank broke through the gates on 30 April 1975. It is open from 7 am to 6 pm every day and the bunker in the basement is part of the visit. Next comes the Central Post Office, built in the 1880s under French rule, and the Notre Dame Cathedral across the square, which you see from outside because restoration work has been under way. The War Remnants Museum is the hardest hour of the trip, with photographs from the war and the Agent Orange rooms, and most people come out quiet. Lunch is at a local restaurant, paid on the spot unless your quote includes it.

The afternoon is the drive to the Cu Chi Tunnels, about 60 km and roughly 1 and a half to 2 hours each way. Before you go in, a short introduction and a film explain how villagers and soldiers built and lived in more than 200 km of tunnels. Then you crawl a stretch that has been widened for visitors, see the kitchens, sleeping rooms and meeting rooms dug into the clay, and walk past the booby traps laid in the maze. Tea and boiled cassava, the guerrillas' wartime food, are served at the end. The shooting range on site is optional and charged per bullet. You are back at the hotel by about 6:30 pm.

With one more night in Saigon, add a Mekong Delta day at My Tho and Ben Tre, about two hours south by road, for sampan rides through the coconut canals. It is the add-on travellers ask for most, and your agent prices it with the quote.

Today covers breakfast, the guide, transport and every entry ticket on the tour.

Day 3: Fly to Phu Quoc, Long Beach and the Dinh Cau Sunset

Check out after breakfast for the transfer to the airport and the one-hour flight to Phu Quoc, the island off the coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand. The flight is included. Phu Quoc airport is about 20 minutes from Mai Spa & Resort on Tran Hung Dao Street, the road that runs behind Long Beach at the Duong Dong end. Check in, swim, and rest through the midday heat.

Long Beach faces west, so the sunset is the event of the day. Around 5 pm take a taxi to Dinh Cau Rock at the mouth of the Duong Dong river, where a small temple sits on the rocks and the fishing boats come in. The Phu Quoc night market is a five-minute walk away on Bach Dang Street. It is the place to try grilled squid, sea urchin and the island's black pepper, and to buy pepper or pearls. Our Phu Quoc tour packages cover longer stays on the island.

Today covers breakfast, both airport transfers, the flight to Phu Quoc and the resort.

Days 4 and 5: Choose Your Phu Quoc Day

These two days have no fixed tour, so you can match them to the weather and your energy. Most travellers pick one of the first two plans for Day 4 and one of the last two for Day 5. Tickets are paid on the spot or added to your quote. Prices are 2026 adult rates, at about 270 dong to the rupee.

Plan D is the island as it was before the theme parks. The pepper farms near Duong Dong let you taste the pods straight off the vine, the fish-sauce houses show the wooden vats where anchovies ferment for a year, and the old Coconut Tree Prison near An Thoi is a short, sobering stop. Sao Beach has the finest white sand on the island. Lovers of water sports can add squid fishing at night, jet-skiing or a scuba dive. For a fuller list, read our guide to Phu Quoc island.

Breakfast and the resort are covered on both days. Plan tickets and transport are extra unless your quote lists them.

Day 6: Fly Back to Ho Chi Minh City and Home

Have breakfast and check out. You are transferred to Phu Quoc airport for the flight to Ho Chi Minh City, included in the price. Pick a late-morning or early-afternoon flight, because the nonstops to India leave Saigon in the evening, most of them after 6 pm. Allow at least 3 hours between landing from Phu Quoc and your international departure.

If your India flight is on a separate ticket, you collect your bags in the domestic terminal at Tan Son Nhat and check in again at Terminal 2, the international terminal. Depending on the airline, Phu Quoc flights use Terminal 1, next door, or the newer Terminal 3, a shuttle ride away, so it takes time on a busy evening. Keep your passport and e-visa approval handy for exit immigration, and spend any leftover dong at the airport, because it is hard to change back in India.

Today covers breakfast, the airport transfer and the flight back to Ho Chi Minh City.

Hotels on This Trip

Our agents book these hotels or similar ones, depending on availability.

Want a beachfront room or a 4 or 5-star resort? The same itinerary is quoted at every hotel level.

What's Included and What's Not

What a 6 Day Vietnam Trip Costs from India

A 6 day trip to Vietnam on this route costs about Rs 71,220 to Rs 93,220 per person from India, all in. The package is the biggest single line. Your return flight is the line that moves most with the month.

The flight band is the typical return fare from Delhi to Ho Chi Minh City. February is usually the cheapest month to fly, and the Christmas to New Year fortnight and Tet week are the dearest, with a hotel surcharge on top. Ask whether GST and TCS are included in your quote. For a lower spend, compare our budget Vietnam packages.

Getting There from India

Fly to Ho Chi Minh City (Tan Son Nhat, SGN). Five Indian cities have nonstop flights this winter, and they take about 4 hours 40 minutes to 5 hours 10 minutes. Vietnam is 1 hour 30 minutes ahead of India.

Kolkata, Chennai and Kochi need one stop. Flight numbers and times are for the winter 2026-27 schedule, so check your ticket. City guides with return timings: Delhi to Vietnam and Mumbai to Vietnam.

Visa, Arrival Card and Entry

Indian passport holders need the Vietnam e-visa for this trip. Apply at evisa.gov.vn at least two weeks before you fly. A single entry costs US$25, the visa can be valid for up to 90 days, and your passport needs six months of validity. Give Tan Son Nhat as your entry and exit airport, and print the approval, because the airline counter in India asks for it.

Phu Quoc's 30-day visa waiver does not help here. It covers travellers who reach Phu Quoc from abroad, flying in directly or changing planes at a Vietnamese airport without leaving the transit area. This trip clears immigration in Saigon and stays two nights there. Also fill in the free Digital Arrival Card at prearrival.immigration.gov.vn within 3 days before landing. It has been compulsory at Tan Son Nhat since 15 April 2026, so keep the QR code on your phone. Our Vietnam visa guide for Indians covers the form step by step.

Vegetarian, Jain and Indian Food

Food is easy on this route. In Saigon, Le Duy Hotel is a short walk from the Indian kitchens around Ben Thanh Market and Bui Vien Street. On Phu Quoc, the island's Indian restaurants cluster on Tran Hung Dao Street, the same road as the resort. Vietnamese menus use the word chay for vegetarian, and Buddhist vegetarian restaurants are common in both places. For Jain meals ask for no fish sauce, onion or garlic, because fish sauce goes into most local dishes. Tell your agent about food when you book so the Day 2 lunch is planned. Our list of Indian restaurants in Vietnam has names and addresses.

Best Time for Saigon and Phu Quoc

Tet, the lunar new year, falls on 6 February in 2027. Many shops close and prices rise that week, so avoid it unless you want to see the festival.

How Payment Works

You see quotes from up to 3 verified agents before you pay anything, and you pay in easy installments as your agent guides you. Your written quote lists exactly what the price covers, including how the two flights inside Vietnam and any international tickets are handled.

Edited by TravelTriangle