What makes this trip.
The moments a fixed departure can't reach: private, named, and ours alone to arrange.
Female guides throughout
Vietnam's guiding profession is rich in women; yours are arranged before you land.
The street food matriarchs
Hanoi's best kitchens are run by women; you eat at their stalls with one of their own.
Tailors, done properly
Hoi An's fitting rooms and silk merchants, navigated by someone on your side of the counter.
A grandmother's kitchen
Cooking in a Hoi An family home, market basket to table, with the household's matriarch.
Your own vessel, your own crew
Two nights on a private charter in Lan Ha, the crew briefed to your names before boarding.
For women, together
Vietnam is one of Asia's easiest countries for women travelling together, and this route leans into everything that makes it so: female guides throughout, a food culture run largely by women, tailors who fit around long lunches, and two nights on a private boat with a crew briefed to your names. Seven nights, eight days, one contact at any hour.
The houses
Pricing is prepared individually for each party and shared directly by your journey designer.
The quoted figure is final and covers each element set out in this itinerary.
Every arrangement will be in place before you ask.
Journey designer
Akshat Chauhan
To begin, speak with your journey designer.

