Every question, in one place

No. The same routes work for anniversaries and milestone birthdays, for a couple or a small group of friends. The common thread is an occasion, a slow pace and a private set-up.

It depends on the coast. Phu Quoc is driest from December to March, the Da Nang and Hoi An coast is settled from March to August, and Halong Bay is at its clearest in April and May. The beach calendar page has every month.

Because a five-star city hotel and a private pool villa on an island can differ by several times for the same route. We quote the trip after you send dates and hotel level, and the quote lists every item separately.

Yes, as far as the planning goes. We write only to the address you give us, and we ask before copying anyone else in. Passport details for flights and hotels are still needed before travel.

For a honeymoon with a beach week after it, yes. One night gives you the sunset, the morning and a kayak on the lagoons. A second night mostly repeats the first, and costs a beach day.

When the port authority stops sailings for a storm, no boat goes out. We move you to a hotel on the coast or back to Hanoi, and the boat night is refunded or rebooked according to the boat's own terms, which we show you before booking.

Only if your dates include the 14th day of the lunar month. We check this when we quote and, if you are flexible by a day or two, shift the Hoi An nights to include it.

Yes. Some couples meet friends on Phu Quoc for the last days. We quote the shared part separately so everyone pays their own share.

Yes, at the main pond it usually is. Your guide takes you to the side of the pond, and on the second morning we can go to a smaller temple instead. The park opens at 5:00.

Usually, depending on your passport. Both countries run official e-visa portals. We check your nationality when we quote and tell you which you need, but the application is yours to make.

If the sea is too rough for the crossing, the boats do not run. We hold a night in Ha Tien as a fallback and move the island days back by one.

You can, but we do not recommend it for a celebration trip. Ending with 5:00 starts and hot temple days is harder than ending on a beach.

Usually because of one of the items in the list on this page: a named hotel against a star rating, a small boat against a large one, private against shared. Send us the other quote and we will tell you, line by line, where the difference comes from — including where theirs is simply better value.

Yes. Tell us the total you want to stay under and we will build the route to fit it, usually by changing the beach accommodation first and the number of culture stops second.

Hotel and service prices are fixed once confirmed. Published third-party prices such as park tickets, and flight fares not yet ticketed, can change; we tell you which lines are in that category.

No. Re-quoting before you book costs nothing, however many times it takes.

That depends on the couple. For one night of scenery, the boat in Halong Bay. For evenings, Hoi An. For doing nothing for a week, Phu Quoc. For one sunrise you will both remember, Angkor Wat.

Only in a narrow window around February and March, and with three or four flights. For a celebration trip we suggest choosing three at most.

No. Siem Reap is inland. Our Angkor route continues to the coast at Kep and then to Phu Quoc for the beach.

On the 14th day of each lunar month, in the evening. The calendar date moves every month; we check it against your dates when we quote.

We usually suggest just outside it, on the river or among the rice fields. The centre is busy and noisy until late, and the old town is a short bicycle or taxi ride away.

From March to August, yes, using the beaches a short drive away. From October to January, no; that is the rainy and storm season on this coast.

Yes, as a morning trip, back by lunch. The Cham temple towers date from the 4th to the 13th centuries and are a UNESCO site.

Once, yes. On a second morning we take you to a quieter temple instead. The park opens at 5:00.

From the park's official ticket office, online or at the counter. We include a three-day pass in the quote.

We do not promise one inside the park. Hotel gardens in Siem Reap are the reliable option; we confirm the place in writing.

About 50 km east of Siem Reap. Allow for a longer transfer than older guides describe.

No, and we would be wary of anyone who does. It depends on the resort's rules and on the wind on the night. We confirm what the resort offers in writing, and agree the fallback in advance.

Each of our routes includes one, listed as its own line in the quote with the venue and set-up. More can be added, each one quoted separately.

Yes, with the same honesty about what depends on the hotel. Tell us in the notes field and we will keep it out of anything sent to your partner.

Yes. For four to eight people the easiest setting is a villa terrace or a hotel garden. Beach dinners for a group depend even more on the resort's rules.

Not at the moment; this site works by form and email. If you would like a call, tick the box in the form and leave a number with the country code, and we will arrange a time by email.

No. A month, or even a season, is enough for a first route and quote.

Only what a booking needs, and only after you confirm. Before that, nothing leaves our inbox.