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Cycling a backroad through rural Vietnam - Vietnam by Bike, Vietnam
Cycling a backroad through rural Vietnam  | Richard I'Anson
Cyclists enjoying a refreshing coconut roadside in Vietnam - Vietnam by Bike, Vietnam
Cyclists enjoying a refreshing coconut roadside in Vietnam  | Lachlan Gardiner
On the coastal roads from Hue to Hoi An, Vietnam - Vietnam by Bike, Vietnam
On the coastal roads from Hue to Hoi An, Vietnam  | Richard I'Anson
Rest and lunch stop on this amazing bike trip - Vietnam by Bike, Vietnam
Rest and lunch stop on this amazing bike trip  | Richard I'Anson
Photo opportunity on the 'Vietnam by bike' trip - Vietnam by Bike, Vietnam
Photo opportunity on the 'Vietnam by bike' trip  | Richard I'Anson
Verdant scenery as we cycle along the Mekong Delta - Vietnam by Bike, Vietnam
Verdant scenery as we cycle along the Mekong Delta  | Lachlan Gardiner
Breathtaking sunset from the boat deck on Ha Long Bay - Vietnam by Bike, Vietnam
Breathtaking sunset from the boat deck on Ha Long Bay
Enjoy quality local dishes when travelling with us in Vietnam - Vietnam by Bike, Vietnam
Enjoy quality local dishes when travelling with us in Vietnam  | Lachlan Gardiner

Vietnam by Bike

Discover the very best of Vietnam on two wheels

Vietnam
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 45 reviews

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Trip Code: VBR
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Essential Information
Duration
  • 14 Days
Activities
  • 8 day cycle
Style
  • In Comfort Adventures  
Accommodation
  • 8 nights hotel
  • 3 nights traditional guesthouse
  • 1 night traditional boat
  • 1 night train
Meals
  • 6 Dinners
  • 9 Lunches
  • 13 Breakfasts
Internal Flights

Valued at USD$95

Difficulty Grading  
5 / 10

Moderate

Carbon Footprint  

75kg of CO2-e PP per day

(973kg of CO2-e PP entire trip)

Trip highlights

  • Historic monuments & the colourful Old Quarter in Hanoi
  • Stunning rice terraces & quiet country lanes in Pu Luong Nature Reserve
  • Emerald waters and limestone islands of majestic Ha Long Bay
  • Imperial history on the banks of the Perfume River in Hue
  • Ancient architecture and laid-back atmosphere in Hoi An
  • Bustling streets and markets in Ho Chi Minh City
  • Eye-opening wartime history at the Cu Chi tunnels
  • Explore the Mekong Delta
  • Support vehicle throughout with spares and seats for tired riders

Overview

Without a doubt cycling is one of the finest ways to discover a country where hospitality comes as second nature. Our complete service includes comfortable geared bikes, a support crew and backup vehicle, and nights spent in well appointed and reliable hotels. This journey will offer a true insight into the local cuisine and friendly culture that will be sure to delight. Leaving Hanoi, where better than spectacular North Vietnam mountains and Halong Bay to start this amazing adventure, before heading south to Hue. Pedalling at a steady pace we explore an ever-changing landscape of tranquil highlands, palm fringed beaches and country roads that lead through mango and coconut groves. Stopping at wayside tea stalls, the villagers' curiosity often translates into invitations to visit their homes. We also savour the bustling, cosmopolitan café culture of Ho Chi Minh City on this unforgettable adventure.

Itinerary

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Upon arrival, a World Expeditions representative will greet you outside the arrivals hall and you'll be transferred to the group hotel. Settle into your hotel and take some time to unwind, allowing yourself to adjust to the pace of Hanoi. Vietnam’s capital is a captivating blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy, offering a rich tapestry of culture, history, and the fascinating contrasts of a city where tradition meets development. In the late afternoon, we'll gather in the hotel foyer for a group meeting. Generally groups of 6 or more people will have one guide accompanying them throughout the journey, while smaller groups will have local guides in each region. Afterwards, we’ll enjoy a leisurely stroll through Ly Thai To Square, honouring the founder of Hanoi, and continue along the scenic Hoan Kiem Lake towards the lively Old Quarter. We'll then enjoy a welcome dinner at a local restaurant, featuring several iconic dishes of North Vietnam, before returning to the hotel. Overnight: Hotel Tirant or similar

Meals: D

After a hearty breakfast at the hotel, you’ll load your bags onto the bus and head to the bike storage area for fittings. Once ready, you’ll transfer by bus to the mountainous region of Hoa Binh, approximately 90 kilometres west of Hanoi, a journey of around two hours. Hoa Binh is unique in Vietnam, being the only province where an ethnic minority, the Muong people, forms the majority of the population. Upon reaching the shores of the stunning Da River reservoir, you’ll board a boat for a 90-minute cruise to the western edge. After disembarking, you’ll enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before gearing up for your cycling adventure. Your ride begins on a small road winding through the foothills, leading to your first climb that reconnects you with the historic colonial Route 6. You’ll then descend into the picturesque Mai Chau Valley, home to the Tai Dón people. Within the valley, you’ll take a second climb up into the forested heights of the region before descending into a remote valley. The final hour of your journey takes you along charming village roads to your guesthouse for the night. Here, a warm welcome, a hot shower, and a traditional Tai Dón dinner await you. Cycling: (±) 40km/25mi, sealed road, +640m/2099ft, -660m/2165ft Driving: 90km/60mi / 2hrs Overnight: Mai Hich traditional stilt guesthouse (multishare) or similar

Meals: B,L,D

After breakfast, you’ll cycle towards the Laos border before veering east to enter the Pu Luong Nature Reserve. The scenery shifts as the road hugs the mountainside, offering stunning views of deep, narrow valleys with terraced rice fields. For the first 15 kilometres, the terrain is mostly flat with minimal elevation changes. After that, you’ll begin a 15-kilometre ascent, followed by a mostly downhill ride on flat roads leading to your guesthouse. At the top of the ascent, you’ll pause to enjoy lunch at a local home. The ride should conclude by mid- to late afternoon. Near your guesthouse, two cascading streams with natural pools provide the perfect spot for you to unwind with a refreshing swim. Cycling: (±) 60km/37mi (sealed road, 35km/22mi flat; 15km/9mi uphill, 10km/6mi downhill), +865m/2838ft, -807m/2648ft Overnight: Les Bains de Hieu guesthouse (multishare) or similar

Meals: B,L,D

Today you'll commence with a 10km ride to Pho Doan village. You’ll then take a hidden route known to few, cycling towards the historic Ho Chi Minh Road. This stretch is especially scenic, and the locals are wonderfully welcoming. The ride covers about 60 kilometres with minimal elevation changes until you reach the Ho Chi Minh Road. After lunch, we will load the bikes and hop on the bus to transfer to our beautiful resort at the doorstep of Van Long Nature Reserve. Check-in to the room before gathering at the pier nearby to enjoy a traditional sampan ride on the waters of the largest wetland reserve in the country. This area is famous for the abundance of waterfowl. Return to the hotel to enjoy the sunset over the rice paddies from the poolside before heading out for dinner. Cycling: (±) 60km//37mi (sealed road), +403m/1322ft, -527m/1729ft Driving: 60km/38mi Accommodation: Emeralda Resort or similar

Meals: B,L,D

After three days of cycling through some of North Vietnam’s most stunning landscapes, you’ll take a well-deserved break to explore the legendary Halong Bay and iconic sites of Hanoi. Start your day with an early breakfast before departing for Halong Bay. The drive takes you across the scenic Red River Delta, arriving at the coast just before noon. Here, you’ll board a beautifully crafted wooden junk for a one-night cruise through the breathtaking seascape of Halong Bay. Once on board, you’ll be treated to a delicious seafood lunch as the majestic limestone karsts create a stunning backdrop. In the afternoon, the cruise takes you to a less-traveled area, where you can relax, sunbathe, and explore a cave. The day’s activities vary depending on the season and weather, but as the sun sets, you’ll find yourself on the sundeck—perfect for participating in a cooking demonstration before dinner. Driving: 190km/118mi Cycling: N/A Overnight: Bhaya Classic Cruise or similar

Meals: B,L,D

Start your day with an early Tai Chi session on deck, or simply enjoy a quiet morning with coffee or tea as you watch the sunrise over Halong Bay. Before returning to the coast, you’ll have the chance to visit another cave in the archipelago. As the junk cruises back to the pier, a brunch will be served, allowing you to savour the last views of this stunning seascape. Upon disembarkation, you’ll drive back to Hanoi, where you’ll have time to visit the Temple of Literature. Afterward, enjoy a stroll along Hung Vuong Avenue and explore the gardens of the Presidential Palace. The day concludes with snacks at a bia hoi, an outdoor pub typical of Hanoi, a perfect spot to bid farewell to your North Vietnam guide and the capital city. Before your departure, you’ll transfer to a simple guesthouse near the train station, the Tirant Hotel, where you can shower and refresh. The night train has long been a staple in long distance travel in Vietnam and to visit without experiencing this as the locals do is definitely missing out. After trundling through the Tam Diep Mountain range of the north we pass through the Annamite range of central Vietnam before reaching our destination, Hue. Driving: 150km/93mi Cycling: N/A Overnight: Soft sleeper 4-berth cabin with A/C

Meals: B

Your train arrives in Hue around 9:00 AM. After enjoying a traditional breakfast of Bun Bo Hue, the city’s famous soup, you’ll head to the bike storage, retrieve your bike, and set off for the most important historical site in the city: the Imperial Citadel, a city within a city. Here, you’ll explore narrow streets, hidden alleys, and secret viewpoints on a leisurely 10-kilometre ride, with stops to meet locals and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. If time allows, you’ll also glimpse the Forbidden City. Next, you’ll visit an ancient village, once home to the Emperors’ Mandarins, where you’ll enjoy a light lunch featuring Hue’s famous banh - various kinds of rice dumplings. In the afternoon, you’ll cycle 45 kilometres along the ‘road of the tombs’ to Tam Giang Lagoon. the longest of the country at 70km from north to south, and learn about the ancestral fishing techniques of the locals. Once we bid farewell to our boatman and ride south along the barrier beach road to Phu Thuan and a lovely boutique resort located on the beach. Check-in then enjoy the remainder of the day relaxing. Choose from the sea or the swimming pool for a refreshing dip. Cycling: (±) 50km/31mi (sealed road / mostly flat), +38m/124ft, -34m/111ft Overnight: Villa Louise Hue Beach Hotel And Spa or similar

Meals: B,L

Start your day with a leisurely breakfast by the beach before embarking on an 80-kilometre ride. The route is mostly flat, with some gentle climbs towards the end. As you cycle along the scenic lagoon, you'll pass through the charming fishermen’s village of Chuon, known for its stilt houses. The ride continues along a picturesque road lined with pine trees. Lunch is at a local restaurant before crossing a bridge into An Bang, famously called the “Ghost Village” due to its ornate tombs. From there, you'll ride into the buffer zone of Bach Ma National Park, followed by a stunning coastal stretch along Chan May and Lang Co bays. The day's journey ends at a resort nestled at the foot of the Hai Van Pass, where you can unwind on the beach or by the resort’s pool. Cycling: (±) 80km/50mi (sealed road, 70km flat), +99m/324ft, -90/295ft Overnight: Lang Co Beach Retreat or similar

Meals: B,L

Today, you'll conquer the legendary Hai Van Pass, a significant climatic divide in Vietnam and a highlight of any journey. The 11-kilometre ascent and descent on what is hailed as "one of the best coastal roads in the world" will be an unforgettable experience. At the summit, we'll pause for an ice cream break to celebrate your achievement before descending into Danang, Vietnam's fastest-growing city. From Danang, it's a further 30 kilometres to the historic port town of Hoi An. Upon arrival, take a break from cycling, settle into your hotel, and enjoy your first exploration of Hoi An's charming old quarter. Cycling: (±) 65km/40mi (sealed road / 43km flat; 11km uphill; 11km downhill) +500m/1640ft, -505m/1656ft Overnight: Emerald Hoi An Riverside Resort or similar

Meals: B,L

Following yesterday's conquest, enjoy a leisurely day in Hoi An, where you can indulge in shopping or a relaxing visit to the beach. An Bang Beach, just 4 kilometres north of town, is a perfect spot to unwind. If you're a food enthusiast, Hoi An offers a variety of local delights. Treat yourself to a Banh Mi sandwich, savour the legendary Cao Lau soup, or enjoy a plate of crispy Hoanh Thanh. For seafood lovers, head east of the Old Quarter to Song Thu restaurant, where you can relish the fresh catches of the day. In the afternoon, meet your guide in the hotel lobby for a cycling tour through Hoi An's picturesque countryside, followed by a tranquil sunset cruise. This 3-hour experience includes sampling local snacks, a peaceful river cruise back to the hotel, and the use of simple, local bicycles. Overnight: Emerald Hoi An Riverside Resort or similar

Meals: B

After a relaxed morning, you’ll transfer by car to Danang for your flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Once you arrive, you’ll head to the hotel to refresh and unwind. You’ll have some free time to grab a quick lunch at one of the many restaurants nearby. Ho Chi Minh City, often called Saigon, is Vietnam’s largest and most vibrant city. With its modern skyline, dense population, and chaotic traffic, it’s not the ideal place for cycling. Instead, you’ll spend the afternoon on a leisurely walking tour of the city centre, where you can explore beautifully preserved colonial buildings that offer a striking contrast to the city’s modern energy. Overnight: Happy Life Grand or similar

Meals: B

This morning, you'll transfer by bus to Hoc Mon town, about 20 kilometres north of the city. From there, you'll embark on a 20-kilometre cycling journey through rubber plantations and rice fields, leading to the historic Cu Chi Tunnels. These tunnels played a crucial role for the Viet Cong forces during the Vietnam War. During your visit, you'll learn about the site's history and have the opportunity to explore part of this extensive underground network. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, you'll board the bus again for a drive to Cai Be, located in the heart of the Mekong Delta. The journey to the Mekong River takes approximately three hours. Upon arrival, you'll hop back on your bike for a leisurely 10-kilometre ride along the narrow lanes of An Binh Island, ending your day at a local guesthouse. As you cycle through the island, soak in the tranquil beauty of the delta, especially as the setting sun casts a warm, golden glow over the landscape. Cycling: (±) 30km/19mi (sealed road / 30km flat), +30m/98ft, -31m/101ft Driving: 160km/100mi Accommodation: An Binh Island local guesthouse or similar

Meals: B,L,D

Your morning begins with a boat trip to witness the bustling activity of merchants around Cai Be, as they arrive on their sampans loaded with local produce for trade. Following this, you'll embark on a 50-kilometre cycling journey along the lesser-known roads and pathways of the region. Each stop provides an opportunity for your tour leader to share insights into the local culture and daily life. Compared to the early days in the Northern mountains, this experience will feel like you're in a completely different country. After completing the ride, you'll enjoy a slightly late lunch at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, you'll board the bus for a transfer to your hotel in Ho Chi Minh City. In the early evening, you'll meet your guide for a short walk to Ly Tu Trong Street, where you'll visit the taproom of one of Vietnam's pioneering craft breweries. Savour a tasting of their beers as you bid farewell to your guide. Cycling: (±) 50km/31mi (mostly flat), +43m/141ft, +43m/141ft Driving: 80km/50mi Accommodation: Happy Life Grand or similar

Meals: B,L

The day is free at your leisure until transfer to Tan Son Nhat International Airport for your departure flight. We wish you a pleasant onward journey.

Meals: B

Ready to start your adventure?

2 scheduled departures between 18 Oct 2026 and 15 Nov 2026.

  • Departs 18 Oct 2026 – ends 31 Oct 2026 (14 days)
  • Departs 15 Nov 2026 – ends 28 Nov 2026 (14 days)
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What's included?

Included

  • 13 breakfasts, 10 lunches and 6 dinners
  • 8 nights comfortable hotel on a twinshare basis, and 1 night on a traditional junk boat on a twinshare basis
  • 3 nights traditional guesthouse on multishare basis, and 1 night on comfortable train in a 4 berth sleeper carriage
  • English speaking guide - Generally groups of 6 or more people will have one guide accompanying them throughout the journey, while smaller groups will have local guides in each region.
  • Airport transfers (on first day and last day of the trip)
  • All transport throughout including train sector on the Reunification Express
  • Internal flight from Hoi An to Ho Chi Minh City valued at US$95
  • Private air conditioned vehicles
  • Modern mountain bikes on cycling days (Option to upgrade to e-bike at additional cost; subject to availability)
  • Support vehicle with spare parts and bike mechanic on cycling days
  • Group medical kit
  • Sightseeing and entry fees as listed in the itinerary

Not included

  • International airfares
  • Visa fees
  • Travel Insurance (compulsory)
  • Bike Helmet (compulsory)
  • Meals and beverages not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Items of a personal nature such as laundry, phone calls, alcohol etc
  • Tips and gratuities

Videos

Vietnam By Bike: What's it like to cycle in Vietnam | World Expeditions
Vietnam By Bike: What's it like to cycle in Vietnam | World Expeditions
Cycling in Vietnam with Treadlie Magazine and World Expeditions

Reviews (45)

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First cycling tour I haven’t come home wishing it wouldn’t end. Not recommended!

Kathleen|New Zealand
1 Mar 2026
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Vietnam is a wonderful country to visit and exploring parts of it by bike gave an extra insight into local life. This tour showed the diversity between the north, south and central vietnam and offered excellent inclusions to give a balanced view of the country.

Loretta|QLD, Australia
24 Feb 2026
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We thoroughly enjoyed this in-depth traverse of Vietnam. Everything was delivered as promised.

Peter|NSW, Australia
3 Nov 2025
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Well organised and very complete tour.

Robynne Peacock|Te Anau, New Zealand
16 Dec 2024
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I genuinely enjoyed the ride. This was my first such trip and I was pleased with the very good organization. The staff was truly engaged in the adventure.

Albena Stoyneva|Sofia, Sofia City Bulgaria
11 Dec 2024
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My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our trip through Vietnam and seeing the countryside and the people from our cycling tour. The tour was well done in the way it was organized and staying places that the average tourist would never see or stay in.

Nicholas Alexander Trantham Snow|Joondalup, WA Australia
14 May 2023
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If you are looking for a great bike riding adventure with great guides look no further. I absolutely loved every minute. The food, accommodation, scenery and company made this a trip of a lifetime!

Paul James O Grady|Collaroy, NSW Australia
11 May 2023
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It was a very organized trip.

Maila Clara Sabuya Costelo-Snow|Joondalup, WA Australia
5 May 2023
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Was a great trip. Itinerary was a good mix of bikeriding and non bike days. With ebikes it was really a pleasure, especially as you only need to be of average fitness. Guides were good, but would have been 10/10 if we had continued with our Hanoi guide Mr Hung for the whole trip. He is a 10/10. For continuity of relationships with our guide, I would recommend World Expeditions have the same guide for the entire trip. We had three different ones, and our first was by far our best...disappointing to have less than the best as the trip unfolded.

Jennifer Brown|Jindabyne, NSW Australia
8 Feb 2023

Extra trip info

AccommodationBikesWill My Trip Run?Why Book With Us
Skylark Hotel TWN Hanoi

Hanoi Accommodation

In Hanoi, accommodation is conveniently located in the heart of the Hoan Kiem District, just 15 minutes from the Old Quarter and close to Hoan Kiem Lake. This provides an excellent base for exploring the city's rich cultural heritage, with comfortable rooms offering a relaxing retreat after a day of discovering the city.

Emeralda Resort Superior DBL

Comfortable & Atmospheric Accommodation

Accommodation in Vietnam is carefully selected to provide comfort and convenience, often reflecting the character and charm of their surroundings. Each hotel offers a welcoming atmosphere, dependable amenities, and a location that keeps you close to the heart of each destination. These well-maintained properties enhance your travel experience while immersing you in the charm of each destination.

Staying at a traditional Muong house by a host family | Sandra Hopkins

Authentic Village Homestays

On this trip you will be accommodated for three nights in an authentic village homestay. A family will open up their home for you to experience genuine Vietnamese rural living. Whilst amenities are basic, you will be provided with a mattress with basic bedding and a mosquito net for a comfortable night’s rest. Your evening meal will be prepared for you by the homestay owners.

Luxurious double deluxe cabin on the Bhaya Classic boat cruise at Halong bay, Vietnam

One-Night Halong Bay Cruise

Enjoy a one-night cruise through the breathtaking seascape of Halong Bay aboard a beautifully crafted wooden junk. Savour a delicious seafood lunch with the majestic limestone karsts as your backdrop. In the afternoon, explore a less-traveled area where you can relax and enjoy the tranquillity of the emerald-green waters, lush islands, and stunning rock formations that make Halong Bay a true natural wonder.

Verdant rice fields as we cycle Cambodia | Lachlan Gardiner

Single Supplements

World Expeditions does not require single travellers to pay a surcharge for travelling alone. We will arrange for you to share accommodation with another traveller of the same gender and if we cannot match you up we will provide a single room at no extra charge. If you prefer not to share a single supplement is payable to guarantee your own room. Please refer to our website for the additional cost.

Trek Mountain Bike ASIA DMC

Modern Mountain Bikes

The bikes used on this trip are modern aluminium framed, front suspension mountain bikes. Consistent and safe braking is ensured by disc brakes and the wide spread of gears provide the ability to ride up and back down the hills in comfort and confidence. If you have a saddle and clip in pedals you wish to bring and use, the mechanic would more than happy to fit them for you.

*For safety reasons, we also insist that cycle helmets be included as a compulsory item on your equipment list.

Giant Explore-E-1-gts

E-Bikes Available

Cycle hassle-free and climb mountains with ease, enjoy nature and landscapes without physical limitations. Electronic Bikes make it possible and are available to hire for the entire trip or selected regions (north, central or south) for an additional fee. The E-bikes available feature Hybrid Cycling Technology, combining electric and human power to produce the most efficient, powerful and natural E-bike riding experience. Consistent and safe braking is ensured by hydraulic disc brakes. If you have a saddle and clip in pedals you wish to bring and use, the mechanic would more than happy to fit them for you.

*For safety reasons, we also insist that cycle helmets be included as a compulsory item on your equipment list.

Our fully supported cycle trips offer backup vehicles, bike mechanics and quality local guides | Lachlan Gardiner

Support vehicle & Mechanic

Sets of tools are aboard the support truck and your bike mechanic will assist with any difficulties. The vehicle support also allows you to take a break when you need it.

Every departure date advises whether the date is confirmed, and roughly how full it is. Here is what each one means.

Is the departure confirmed?

Guaranteed to go This departure has reached its minimum number and will run.
It is the point travellers should wait for before booking any non-refundable flights.
Close to guaranteed This appears only when a date is close to reaching minimum numbers. If it shows 1 or 2 to guaranteed, book as a pair on a date needing two and it reaches its minimum. Your booking confirms the date for everybody already booked.

How full is the date I am looking at?

Space is filling or Space is filling fast This date has bookings and places are still open. Filling fast means limited spots available, so don't leave your decision too late.
Closing soon Down to its last few places, or close enough to departure that we are finalising numbers. Still bookable online.
Closed Not bookable online - either full, or inside the notice we need to arrange permits, flights and logistics. Ask us anyway, you never know!

Availability questions answered

Will this trip actually go ahead, or could it be cancelled?

If a date shows Guaranteed to go, it runs regardless of further bookings.

What does 2 to guarantee mean?

It means two travellers are enough to confirm the departure. It could be 2 more to add to the group, or the date only needs 2 people to run. Either way, if you book for two people, the date will become guaranteed to run.

What happens if my departure does not reach minimum numbers?

You will know the status before you book. Every date on this page is labelled, and dates marked “Guaranteed to go” are running regardless of further bookings. Where a date has not reached its minimum we either offer a surcharge to operate for a smaller group size so it can still run, or we cancel it. We contact you directly either way.

Will I get my money back if you cancel a departure?

If we cancel a departure due to not meeting minimum trip numbers, you receive a full refund of everything you have paid us less any non recoverable costs, where insurance may cover you. We cannot refund money committed elsewhere – additional non refundable deposits advised at the time of booking, flights, visas, vaccinations, gear - which is why it is worth waiting for “Guaranteed to go” before booking other arrangements around this trip date. Please read our Booking Terms and Conditions before you book.

Why can't I book some dates online?

Each trip closes online a set time before departure. Permits, internal flights and hut or campsite bookings all have to be arranged before we take payment. Call or enquire as it might still be possible to organise last minute places.

The date I want is closed. What are my options and why does it say to enquire?

Cancellations happen and places do open up on closed dates, so it is worth being on our list. We can also tell you which nearby date on the same trip has space, which is usually the faster route.

None of these dates suit me. Can you run this trip on another date?

Yes, as a private departure. We can run this trip on a date you choose, for your own group - family, friends, a club, or in many cases, just for the two of you. Tell us when you want to travel and who is coming, and we will build it around that.

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  • Value for Money: World Expeditions offers well-rounded, immersive experiences, providing additional inclusions such as arrival and departure transfers, local guides, meals, and cultural activities.
  • Full pre and post trip support from your local office to help with flight booking, travel insurance and any of those pre trip queries you might have.
  • Smaller Group Sizes: We offer smaller group sizes, ensuring more personalised attention and authentic interactions with the destination, enhancing the overall travel experience.

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