Ho-Chi-Minh Kreuzfahrten

Get a good grasp of country life by visiting characteristic attractions in a variety of rural areas. In the village of Ba Ria, you will see how rice is grown in vast paddies. Much of that rice will then be sold in markets like the one you will browse in the village. As you wander at a local market among open stalls displaying most everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to tobacco and whole fish, you will be treated to a genuine look at daily life. You will also make a stop at a local Cao Dai temple, where worshippers honor Buddha, Jesus, Confucius, and Laozi. Then, visit a farmer's home where they produce moonshine for the local community. On your way back to the ship, enjoy a relaxing break at a countryside coffee shop and savor a cup of authentic Vietnamese coffee.

OVERVIEW

Explore landmarks in Ho Chi Minh City’s bustling Chinatown that lend a historical perspective to the neighborhood and reflect how it has changed since being founded in 1778. Known locally as the Cho Lon quarter, Chinatown is extraordinarily atmospheric with its narrow alleyways, countless stores selling traditional medicines and temples such as Ba Thien Hau, which is dedicated to the Chinese goddess of the sea. For a deeper look into religious life, you may see sacred rites and customs being performed at Ha Chuong Guildhall, a temple that features carved pillars wrapped with painted dragons. You will also stop to browse a colonial French and Chinese-style wet market with an array of exotic merchandise. The aromas wafting from the food stalls will be absolutely tantalizing. Another highlight will be watching artisans create Buddha amulets and statues. This immersion into life in Chinatown is sure to be eye-opening.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Drive and walk through Chinatown and come away with a genuine feel for the area.
• Pause at a characteristic temple and at a wet market with seemingly endless merchandise.
• Watch artisans make statues of Buddha and amulets with his image.
• See historical landmarks and newer attractions that reflect contemporary life.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Explore sites that best illustrate the American military presence in Saigon during the Vietnam War, a time period depicted in the film “Good Morning, Vietnam.” One of the most indelible pictures from the Fall of Saigon in 1975 was that of American helicopters helping evacuees from the roof of the U.S. Embassy before communist troops took over. You will see that iconic building, as well as various quarters for the soldiers, including the residence of General William Westmoreland, Commander of the U.S. forces in the late 1960s. You will reach an even deeper understanding of the Vietnam War by browsing the War Remnants Museum. Your drive will pass the former USA embassy, some McVI offices. Continue your journey to the Women’s Museum, where you’ll learn about the significant contributions women made in ending the Vietnam War. Before or after your visit to Saigon, take a drive to the mangrove commando tunnel, a network dug by the Viet Cong in the countryside outside the city for defense and strategic operations. Explore the tunnel, the war memorial, and the cemetery where Viet Cong guerrillas were laid to rest during the conflict. You’ll also have the chance to sample local snacks that the Viet Cong guerrillas relied on during their battles

Gain an overall understanding of Saigon through landmark architecture that reflects the changing face of the metropolis known as Ho Chi Minh City since 1976. In the lively district of Cholon, you will browse the bustling Binh Tay Market and a Buddhist temple dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess Mazu. For a more contemporary perspective, you will view Independence Palace, also known as the Reunification Palace, a modernistic white building that was home to the president of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon presents a glimpse into colonial life, as the French constructed it in the mid-1800s. The ornate Central Post Office is another French-built colonial gem. If not for the large portrait of Ho Chi Minh inside, you might think you were in Paris. Saigon is also known for its artisans, especially those that make lacquerware, a traditional skill that you will observe in a workshop.

Sample a selection of organic teas while conversing with the woman that founded the company that produces them and then enjoy a vegetarian lunch. Upon arriving in Ho Chi Minh City – also commonly known as Saigon – you will meet Nguyen Thu Ngoc, who created Hatvala Tea, which sources its organic products in the Vietnamese Highlands. The teas are grown without fertilizers or chemicals to enhance their tastes and preserve their health benefits. As you will discover, the teas are extraordinarily flavorful and the stories behind their production are intriguing. The sampling may include a spicy black Jasmine tea, an elegant white tea infused with honeysuckle and a green tea that becomes salmon-colored during its complex roasting cycle. Similarly, your vegetarian lunch will be representative of the local cuisine. Although the menu frequently changes, it often features a pomelo salad appetizer and an entrée of oyster mushrooms steamed in a lotus leaf.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Meet the founder of an organic tea company and sample several of its unique teas.
• Gain an understanding of the benefits of organic teas and how they are produced.
• Enjoy a vegetarian meal that reflects the cuisine in Ho Chi Minh City.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Visit the preferred popular beach resort destination of the residents of Saigon, Vung Tau, also known as Cap St. Jacque during the French occupation. Enjoy the views of the hillsides dotted with attractive villas now converted into guesthouses and the many good sandy beaches for swimming and sightseeing. Your tour takes you on a scenic drive around large Mountain with a stop to visit the Buddhist Pagoda and fishing village for photo opportunities. Visit the White Villa that is Vung Tau ancient museum, built for the French Governor and later used as an exile place for the Vietnamese King Thanh Thai. The villa houses a collection of artifacts from the XVIII century, rescued from a sunken merchant ship. You’ll enjoy the panoramic view of the beach and city from the former king’s room. Drive to the Whale temple, where locals come to pray to the South Sea God of fishermen. Visitors are welcome to visit and admire its impressive display of all things whale, from paintings and bones to statues. Before going back to the ship, visit a market in Vung tau.

The Vietnam War, or the American War as it is known in Vietnam, pitched modern American technology against fierce Vietcong resistance waging a guerrilla war. On this full-day tour, experience a local perspective on wartime memories and the infamous Cu Chi Tunnels.

The two and half hour drive southwest from Saigon to the Cu Chi Tunnels is a pleasant foray into the surrounding countryside. It is hard to believe you are entering a former war zone of such strategic importance. The busy road passes through tranquil rice paddies where entrepreneurial villagers use the hot roadside as a platform for drying all manner of produce. Hundreds of sheets of paper dot the countryside, drying on woven racks in the relentless sun. A short stop is made at a small village for photos of the countryside view and paddy fields.

At Cu Chi, your guide explains the underground network, shows the displays of tools and weapons used by the guerrillas, and provides insight into the ingenious methods that the Vietnamese soldiers employed to remain undetected. Work on the tunnels began in 1948 during the war against the French, and greatly expanded throughout the 1960s.

Measuring 31 inches (80 cm) wide and five feet (1.5 metres) tall, the maze of tunnels was extensive, extending over 120 miles (193 kilometres). They included storerooms, sleeping quarters, kitchens, medical facilities and classrooms, and at one time, over 16,000 people lived in the tunnels. Most only 2 or 2.5 feet wide by 5 feet high (60-72cm X1.5 metres), the tunnels had thick roofs capable of withstanding the weight of tanks or the impact of bombs weighing up to 200 pounds (91 kilograms). Some have been enlarged to accommodate visitors at the site.

Following your visit to the tunnels, board your coach for your return to the ship.

Experience an evening of traditional Vietnamese food and cultural entertainment as you bid Saigon a 'good evening'.  

Majestic Hotel

Begin with a transfer to the legendary Majestic Hotel, which, since 1925, has occupied one of the finest locations in Saigon, boasting stunning views of the Saigon River. After you are graciously welcomed by hostesses in traditional dresses, sip pre-dinner cocktails on the hotel's terrace, with its sweeping view of central Saigon.  Both the old world boutique charm of the hotel and the elegance of the columned and arched classical French-colonial design help create a special ambiance for your evening.  

The Majestic has gone through several reincarnations over the years, changes that reflect the tumultuous history of Vietnam. During World War II, the Japanese Imperial Army used this French colonial structure as their military barracks. During the Vietnam War, it was frequented by foreign correspondents and espionage agents. Enjoy a special show featuring traditional music, dances, and costumes from the northern and southern regions of Vietnam.  

Mandarin Restaurant

Following the entertainment, proceed to one of the finest Vietnamese restaurants in Saigon to savour a feast of local specialties. All too soon this special evening of Vietnamese culture and tradition comes to a close and your coach returns you to the ship.

Explore Ho Chi Minh at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your driver and English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Ho Chi Minh City at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your driver and English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Ho Chi Minh City at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your driver and English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Ho Chi Minh at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your driver and English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Mekong Delta

Depart the ship for the 2-hour journey along a well-paved road to the Mekong Delta area. The mighty Mekong River, originating in Tibet and flowing through several countries before its 120-mile (193-kilometre) course through Vietnam, divides into nine river mouths, aptly called the Nine Dragon Delta by locals. This flourishing region is criss-crossed by numerous natural and man-made canals serving the local traffic.

My Tho & Mekong River

Following the drive on the highway your drive will take you through some villages and small towns to arrive at a branch of the Me Kong River. Here, after a short comfort stop, board a local long boat for an interesting ride past the stilt houses along the riverbanks, giving you the rare chance to experience the Mekong for yourself.

Scenic Mekong River Cruising

The scene while sailing along the Mekong river offers some great photo opportunities. A stop will be made for a visit to a local farm village on Thoi Son island. Walk around the village and enjoy a refreshing cup of tea with your host. Continue sailing for a stop to a traditional workshop to learn about the typical daily activity then enjoy the sampan ride to access the maze of narrow waterways. Following your visit, proceed for a traditional Vietnamese lunch at the local restaurant.

After dining, visit to one of the oldest pagoda in Mekong Delta, Vinh Trang, before for the 2 hour journey back towards Ho Chi Minh City to rejoin ship.

This excursion provides an introduction to Ho Chi Minh City, formerly named Saigon, a vibrant and exciting city.  Explore the highlights and have time to shop.

Departing the port, head toward Central Saigon to see or visit some of its many attractions.

History Museum

Start with a visit to this outstanding museum, considered the best place to get acquainted with Vietnam's history. Housed in a building from the early 1900s, the museum displays artefacts from the Bronze Age to the early communist presence in Vietnam. Other exhibits feature Cham art, ceramics, and traditional costumes.

Leaving the museum, the bus will take you to the Notre Dame Cathedral, distinguished by its imposing twin spires. Along the way, stop for photos at the splendid Reunification Palace and the elegant Saigon City Hall. Then, switching back to the coach, drive to China Town, known locally as Cholon.

Saigon Market

Visit the large market place in central Ho Chi Minh City Ben Thanh located in the Saigon Market. A short twenty minute stroll through Ben Thanh market offers a kaleidoscope of colours and a hive of activities.

Thien Hau Temple

Next, proceed to this beautiful temple built in 1825 and dedicated to the cult of Thien Hau, Goddess of the Sea and Protector of Sailors.

Lacquer Factory

The last visit is to one of Saigon's best known establishments for an introduction to the making of the city's renowned lacquer ware. Browse through the showrooms, where a fascinating array of items tempts even the most jaded shopper.

From here, the tour returns to the port. Time permitting and if you prefer, remain in town and make your own way back to the ship at your leisure.

Discover the natural remedies and street food of Vietnam during this engaging, half-day excursion to Ho Chi Minh City.

Ho Chi Minh City and Saigon Food Street Market

Depart the pier for the Food Street Market. Following a guided and narrated stroll around Saigon Food Street Market. After the visit, drive to the Tan Dinh Market.

Tan Dinh Market, Vendors and Food Stalls

Next, head to the large market place District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City, the Tan Dinh market, which is best-known for its down-home Vietnamese food. A number of vendors and food stalls in the market's food section offer dishes freshly-made to order. Various local dishes can be purchased here, including Vietnamese pancakes (banh xeo), fresh spring rolls (goi cuon), hue cakes (banh beo) and Vietnamese noodle soup (pho).

Ngon Restaurant and Lunch

Leaving the Tan Dinh Market, re-board your coach and drive to the Ngon restaurant, which offers an extensive menu of foods gathered from northern to southern Vietnam. The concept behind the restaurant is to bring together many different street vendors under one roof. In this compact venue, a wide array of classic Vietnamese dishes from throughout the country are prepared with the flair, independence and simplicity of the impressive local street fare. A light Vietnamese lunch is served after exploring the food stalls. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 30-minute drive back to the pier.

Explore the museums and sites related to the Vietnam War and fall of Saigon during this compelling, half-day excursion to Ho Chi Minh City.

Museum of Ho Chi Minh City

Depart the pier for the short drive to the centre of Ho Chi Minh City. Once called the 'Pearl of the Orient', Ho Chi Minh City is today a bustling metropolitan hub with a sea of motorbikes. Your tour begins with a visit to a Museum of Ho Chi Minh City which was the 1^st Presidential Palace in the South of Vietnam before the Unification Palace. It has been a museum since 1999, beside the two main rooms about American, French War in Vietnam, it has a room showing the timeline about Ho Chi Minh City, and how does it developed until now. You also has a chance to discover a secret air raid shelter that located under this building.

Reunification Hall

Your next stop will be visit to the Reunification Hall which is former Presidential Palace of the South Vietnamese regime. The Saigon regime collapsed on April 30, 1975, when a North Vietnamese Army (NVA) tank crashed down the front gate of the palace. Perhaps the most interesting of all is the bunker area inside the Palace which is former telecommunication center and war room of the South army. It is really worth your visit.    

War Museum

Next, re-board your coach and continue on to the War Museum. During your guided visit, explore war relics and detailed exhibits, at times shocking, about the American war in Vietnam. The museum comprises a series of themed rooms in several areas, with period military equipment placed within a walled yard. This museum is currently the most popular museum in Ho Chi Minh City, it has welcomed half of million visitors each day.

At the conclusion of your visit, re-board you coach for approximately 45-60minutes drive back to the ship.

Discover how coffee is intertwined with the local population, culture and history of Saigon during this fun-filled, half-day coffee excursion.

Apartment Café, Sitting-Plump Café, Notre Dame Cathedral, Post Office, Reunification Palace

This old apartment was formerly frequented by naval officers during the post-war period after Reunification Day in 1975, and features several little coffee shops within it. The cafe is somehow able to keep a traditional Saigonese feel to it, even though it sits in the centre of an otherwise modern part of town. After visiting the different coffee shops inside the Apartment Café, re-board your coach and drive to Café B?t, the 'Sitting-Plump Café'. In the central park near the Notre-Dame Cathedral, Central Post Office and Reunification Palace, students, workers and even foreigners can be found with a plastic cup of this cafe's coffee in-hand. This area also offers wonderful views of some of the city's most attractive highlights.

Racquet Café, Saigon Retro Concept Café & PHO Noodle Shop for snack/lunch

Next, re-board your coach and drive to  Café Vot , the 'Racquet Café '. During your visit, observe how they brew their coffee in the traditional way for its unique and special taste, and enjoy their coffee on the sidewalk filled with tiny plastic stools. Your last stop is at the  Saigon Retro Concept Café. Located in a small valley, this eclectically-furnished café exudes a laid -back vibe and cool, retro feel. Following a cup of coffee here, drive to Pho, a local noodle shop for snack lunch with a noodle soup along with a cup of coffee. Coffee here is not just a drink, but a social aspect of life. Morning, noon and/or night, coffee is for people of all ages and classes, and a part of Saigon's history is brewed into every cup of coffee made here.

Following your Vietnamese -snack lunch, re -board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier.

Das günstige Klima und die vielfältigen kulturellen Einflüsse gestalten eine sehenswerte Region. Harte Feldarbeit und ein einfaches Leben bestimmen den Tag der meisten Vietnamesen. Schaffen Sie Raum für Begegnungen bei einem Marktbesuch oder während des Besuchs eines Cafés.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Etwa 1-stündige Busfahrt ins ländliche Südvietnam
• Besuch eines Familienhauses
• Ca. 30-minütiger Aufenthalt in einem buddhistischen Kloster
• Pause in einem Café mit einem typisch vietnamesischen Kaffee
• Marktbesuch, rund 30 Minuten

Gestalten Sie den Tag in Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt ganz nach Ihren Wünschen: Wir bringen Sie hin und holen Sie ab.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Ca. 2-stündige Fahrt nach Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt
• Kurze Orientierungsfahrt vorbei an den wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten
• Etwa 5 Stunden Zeit zur freien Verfügung
• Freizeit ab / bis Bitexco Financial Tower (o. ä. zentraler Ort)

Erleben Sie vom Bitexco Tower einen unvergleichlichen Ausblick über Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt. Wieder am Boden erwartet Sie ein bunter Mix: Ob Wiedervereinigungspalast, buddhistischer Tempel, Markt oder Postamt, kulturell ist die Stadt ein spannendes Pflaster.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fahrt nach Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt, ca. 2 Stunden je Strecke
• Panoramablick vom Observation Deck auf der 49. Etage des Bitexco Financial Towers
• Spaziergang über die beliebte Flaniermeile Nguyen Hue
• Besichtigung des Thien Hau Tempels und der Pagode des Jadekaisers, je etwa 30 Minuten
• Freizeit am Ben Thanh Markt, rund 1 Stunde

Erst im Juli 2018 wurde der Wolkenkratzer Landmark 81 fertiggestellt und ziert nun als höchstes Gebäude die Skyline von Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt. Von oben verschaffen Sie sich einen Überblick und zurück am Boden besuchen Sie zwei der schönsten Tempel der Stadt. Ein typisch vietnamesisches Gericht zu Mittag rundet Ihren Tag ab.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Besichtigung des Thien Hau Tempels und der Pagode des Jadekaisers
• Spaziergang auf der Nguyen Hue von ca. 30 Minuten und kurze Panoramafahrt
• Etwa 1 Stunde Freizeit am Ben Thanh Markt
• Panoramablick vom 79. Stockwerk des Wolkenkratzers Landmark 81
• Hin- und Rückfahrt nach Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt, je rund 2 Stunden

Neben geschichtsträchtigen Bauten wie dem Wiedervereinigungspalast erleben Sie das moderne Gesicht einer Großstadt im Aufschwung. Auch etwas Freizeit darf nicht fehlen. Vielleicht um in einem der vielen Straßencafés einen original vietnamesischen Kaffee zu kosten?

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fahrt nach Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt, ca. 2 Stunden je Strecke
• Etwa 45-minütiger Besuch des Historischen Museums mit traditioneller Wasserpuppen-Show
• Besuch des Wiedervereinigungspalasts mit den Schutzräumen im Keller, rund 45 Minuten
• Kurze Stadtrundfahrt mit Fotostopp am Hauptpostamt und an der Kathedrale Notre Dame
• Gut 1 Stunde Freizeit zur freien Verfügung am Ben Thanh Markt, z. B. zum Mittagessen
• Besuch des Thien Hau Tempels in Chinatown

Neben geschichtsträchtigen Bauten wie dem Wiedervereinigungspalast erleben Sie das moderne Gesicht einer Großstadt im Aufschwung. Bei einem abwechslungsreichen Mittagsbuffet können Sie ein paar vietnamesische Gerichte probieren.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fahrt nach Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt, ca. 2 Stunden je Strecke
• Etwa 45-minütiger Besuch des Historischen Museums mit traditioneller Wasserpuppen-Show
• Besuch des Wiedervereinigungspalasts mit den Schutzräumen im Keller, rund 45 Minuten
• Kurze Stadtrundfahrt mit Fotostopp am Hauptpostamt und an der Kathedrale Notre Dame
• Besuch des Thien Hau Tempels in Chinatown
• Landestypisches Mittagessen

Tauchen Sie ein ins Leben der Bewohner: Besuchen Sie die Xom Chieu Markthalle, wandern Sie durch die Straßen und beobachten Sie die Menschen bei ihren alltäglichen Verrichtungen. In der abgelegenen Giac Nguyen Pagode wartet eine kleine Oase der Stille inmitten der geschäftigen Metropole.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fahrt nach Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt, ca. 2 Stunden je Strecke
• Spaziergang durch den Distrikt mit Besuch der Xom Chieu Markthalle und Kirche (Außenbesichtigung)
• Etwa 30-minütiger Besuch der Giac Nguyen Pagode
• Besichtigung des Thien Hau Tempels, rund 30 Minuten
• Knapp 20-minütige Rikschafahrt zum Binh Tay Markt und dort etwas Zeit zur freien Verfügung

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Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Ca. 2-stündiger Transfer in die Stadt
• Eat like a Local: Verkostung von vier köstlichen vietnamesischen Spezialitäten in authentischer Atmosphäre
• Der Must-see-Teil: kurze Panoramafahrt entlang des Hauptpostamts, der Kathedrale Notre Dame und des Opernhauses
• Darf nicht fehlen: etwas Freizeit am Ben Thanh Markt
• Exklusive Gruppengröße: Maximal 12 Teilnehmer pro Gruppe

Für individuelle Landgänge halten die örtlichen Veranstalter für Sie in vielen Häfen eine begrenzte Anzahl an Minivans und fachkundigen Reiseleitern bereit, die Sie vorab über uns reservieren können. Ob allein oder zu zweit, ob als Familie oder gemeinsam mit neu gewonnenen Freunden - starten Sie zu einer unvergesslichen Entdeckungsreise.

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Die Preise belaufen sich in Phu My für ein Fahrzeug mit Fahrer und englischsprachigem Reiseleiter auf:

• 520 € für 1 - 2 Personen (halbtags)
• 820 € für 1 - 2 Personen (ganztags)

Ein Minivan mit Fahrer und englischsprachigem Reiseleiter kostet:

• 570 € für 1 - 12 Personen (halbtags)
• 860 € für 1 - 12 Personen (ganztags)

Ein Kapitel der Vergangenheit, das heute noch zu Tränen rührt und gleichzeitig den unbeugsamen Willen und die unbändige Hoffnung eines ganzen Volkes widerspiegelt, stammt aus der Zeit des Vietnamkriegs. Bewegende Ausstellungsstücke im Kriegsopfermuseum und die berühmten Cu-Chi-Tunnel erzählen diese Geschichte hautnah.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Transfer nach Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt, knapp 2 Stunden
• Besuch des Kriegsopfermuseums
• Ca. 1,5-stündige Weiterfahrt zu den Cu-Chi-Tunneln
• Besuch der Tunnel und einer Manufaktur für Reispapier und Reiswein