Nine nights the length of Vietnam — old-quarter mornings in Hanoi, a private junk among the karsts of Halong Bay, lantern-lit Hoi An, and the energy of Saigon.
Below is one way the journey might unfold. Every night, table, and transfer is ours to reshape until it is unmistakably yours.
Arrive to the old quarter and a colonial-era hotel. As evening falls, a private street-food walk through the lantern-lit lanes.
The Temple of Literature, Hoan Kiem Lake, and a water-puppet performance — then egg coffee at a café known only to locals.
Transfer to the coast and board a privately chartered junk. Sail among the limestone karsts; dinner and a night on the water.
Sunrise tai chi on deck and kayaking a hidden lagoon, then a flight south to the riverside town of Hoi An.
The old town's tailors and temples by day; at dusk, a thousand silk lanterns and a boat on the Thu Bon River.
A market-to-table cooking class, the My Son temple ruins, or simply an unhurried morning by the sea — the day is yours.
Fly to Ho Chi Minh City. A private tour of its grand boulevards, the old post office, and a rooftop dinner over the skyline.
A private boat into the Mekong Delta's floating markets and palm-lined canals, returning for a farewell dinner.