Golf tour in Southern Vietnam

09 days / 08 nights

Overview

A 09 day golf tour exploring some of Vietnam's finest golf courses in Saigon, Phan Thiet, Dalat. This golf tour allows you the opportunity to play on Vietnam’s scenic golf resorts. Sightseeing tours to visit the romantic city Dalat or one of the most beautifull beaches city in Vietnam Nha Trang will be a highlights of the tours.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Saigon
Golf is probably not the first thing people think of when planning vacation in Vietnam. Yet with the country’s stunning scenery and safe environment, the country now attracts a number of golf lovers. Saigon, with more than 8 million inhabitants, is the country’s commercial center. Despite the well documented hustle and bustle, the city retains its connections to the past. Embark on a walking tour to admire Saigon’s historic landmarks including a stroll down Rue Catinat of Graham Greene's 'The Quiet American', which reveals several colonial classics; the Opera House, a three-story classical theatre built to entertain the French colonists (outdoor visit); the former Hotel de Ville constructed for the French bureaucrats of Indochina in 1901, now The People's Committee building with no public access; the Notre Dame Cathedral, a stunningly massive red-brick edifice with twin spires, a clear reminder that French once ruled this city (open only 3-4pm every day, otherwise just an outdoor visit); the Central Post Office influenced by Renaissance architecture; and the former Presidential Palace, headquarters of the Saigon Government during the American war. If time permits, drive 6km to another district of Saigon which most habitants are Chinese to visit Thien Hau temple built by the Cantonese congregation in the early 19th century. It was built to honor the goddess of the sea and protect local fishermen. The temple’s interior courtyard is worth seeing with beautiful ceramic figurines and antiques shrouded in incense-smoke. It is always bustling here with worshippers from the local Chinese community. Take the opportunity to write out your wishes on a small red note, stick it on an incense coil and pray for your wishes come true. Return to your hotel and relax. Tonight, enjoy dinner with a local golf expert at Nam Kha restaurant tonight. Opportunity to get a glimpse of golf development as well as his life experiences. Overnight in Saigon (D).
Day 2: Saigon - Thu Duc - Saigon
After breakfast, transfer to the Vietnam Golf & Country Club located in the municipality of Thu Duc, 30km from Saigon. Opening in 1994, the club has two 18 hotel championship length golf courses. The 7,106-yard West Course was designed by Taiwanese architect Cheng King Shih. The 6,946-yard East Course, meanwhile, was designed by legendary US PGA golfer Lee Trevino. With narrow fairways lined by trees, its greens are mild but quick. Lunch is at your leisure. Return to your hotel afterwards. The remainder of the day is free and easy Or just relax and be pampered at L'Apothiquaire set in an elegant villa. Overnight in Saigon (B).
Day 3: Saigon - Dalat (Air)
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for the short flight to Dalat. A highland haven dotted with lakes, waterfalls, pine forests and gardens, Dalat is Vietnam’s premier honeymoon spot. Established as a hill station at the beginning of the century, Dalat, located on the Lang Biang Plateau with its French chalets, varieties of orchids and fresh vegetables, is reminiscent of an alpine town. Upon arrival at the airport, transfer 30min uphill to Dalat city. Lunch is at your leisure. In the afternoon, take a horse-cart ride along the beautiful Xuan Huong Lake where the air is fresh and the scenery is lush. The city of eternal spring is also known for its fresh local produce and you will get the chance to visit beautiful farms full of vegetables, flowers or strawberries. In addition to offering a cool mountainous respite, Dalat is also home to spectacular religious structures. It is called Museum of French architecture at the end of 19th century in Indochina. Embark on a drive around the city and admire the splendor of old French mansions and shady roads on Tran Hung Dao street. End the trip to see Dalat railway station which owns architecture of the East of France. Overnight in Dalat (B).
Day 4: Dalat
After breakfast, transfer to the beautiful Dalat Palace Golf Club, ranked number one golf course in Vietnam in 2003 for its masterpiece in design. The 18-hole course gently crafted into the rolling hills of Dalat and overlooking the majestic Xuan Huong Lake, and weaves its way through stately pine trees to oversized and delicately manicured bent grass greens. The city has hosted golfers around the world, including American champion Billy Casper. Remainder of the day is free at leisure or stroll around the local flower market. Overnight in Dalat (B).
Day 5: Dalat - Phan Thiet
After breakfast, take a scenic down hill drive to Phan Thiet, a little harbor town that lives on fishing and attached to one of the most popular beaches in the country. Free at leisure for beach relaxation or try your hand at watersports such as windsurfing and kite surfing that you can arrange on own with your resort. Overnight in Phan Thiet (B).
Day 6: Phan Thiet
After breakfast, transfer to the Ocean Dunes Golf Club. Designed by Nick Faldo, the 6749-yard, par-72 course is an outstanding natural site with sand dunes, coastal breezes, beach vegetation and fantastic sea view. It is an engaging and playable course for higher handicap players who will enjoy the openness of the links course, yet it also offers exciting opportunities for more experienced players who will appreciate the challenges posed by the winds. Lunch at your leisure before returning to hotel and the remainder of the day is free and easy. As always, your tour guide and driver are available to take you to see the local sites such as the sand dunes or the local fish sauce plants, where Phan Thiet's signature nuoc mam (fish sauce) is produced. Overnight in Phan Thiet (B).
Day 7: Phan Thiet
Return to the Ocean Dunes Golf Club after breakfast for another round of golf. Lunch is at your leisure and the remainder of the day is free and easy. Overnight in Phan Thiet (B).
Day 8: Phan Thiet - Dong Nai - Saigon
After breakfast, return to Saigon, make a stop after 2.5-hour drive at the Dong Nai Golf Resort for a round of golf. The resort, designed by Ward Northrup and features three 9-hole courses that are medley of dog-legs, water carries, peninsular greens and elevated tee-boxes. Combined with majestic scenery and tranquility, a game at Dong Nai ensure that whatever your score, you will leave feeling refreshed. Lunch at your leisure before returning to Saigon and check-in at your hotel. Overnight in Saigon (B).
Day 9: Saigon departure (Air)
Free and easy before transfer to the airport for onward flight. End of service (B)

Cost

Tour cost is upon your request !
 
You are interested in of this tour, please feel free to contact us at booking@asianatravel.com.vn or info@asianatravel.com.vn. One of our staffs will contact you within 24 hours when we receive your request.
 
 
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Trip note

* Tour code: VNAD-04

 

* Included:

• Hotel accommodations with daily breakfast

• Private airport transfers and transportation on tour

• Sightseeing with English speaking guide

• Special arrangements/visits as indicated

• -Golf as per itinerary including :

• + 1 game per golf day

• + Green fee & caddy fee

• Admission fees as per the itinerary

• Domestic airfare: SGN-DLI (economy class)

• Domestic airport tax

• Meals as indicated (no drink)

• Mineral water and cold towel on car/van/bus

 

* Excluded:

• Vietnam visa

• Other meals

• Drinks

• Early check-in or late check-out

• Other flights

• Personal expenses

• Travel insurance

• Tipping / Gratuities

• Others items not listed as included

Destination Info

The Socialist Republic of Vietnam is the easternmost country on the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia. It is bordered by China to the north, Laos to the northwest, Cambodia to the southwest, and the South China Sea to the east. With a population of over 86 million, Vietnam is the 13th most populous country in the world.
The people of Vietnam regained independence and broke away from China in AD 938 after their victory at the Battle of Bạch Đằng River (938). Successive dynasties flourished along with geographic and political expansion deeper into Southeast Asia, until it was colonized by the French in the mid-19th century. Efforts to resist the French eventually led to their expulsion from the country in the mid-20th century, leaving a nation divided politically into two countries. Fighting between the two sides continued during the Vietnam War, ending with a Communist victory in 1975.
Emerging from this prolonged military engagement, the war-ravaged nation was politically isolated. The government’s centrally planned economic decisions hindered post-war reconstruction and its treatment of the losing side engendered more resentment than reconciliation. In 1986, it instituted economic and political reforms and began a path towards international reintegration. By 2000, it had established diplomatic relations with most nations. Its economic growth had been among the highest in the world in the past decade. These efforts culminated in Vietnam joining the World Trade Organization in 2007 and its successful bid to become a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council in 2008.

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Vietnam golf & country club

Dalat Palace golf club

Ocean Dunes golf club

Phan Thiet beach

Dalat romantic city

Dong Nai golf resort

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