Yes! Vietnam’s welcoming locals and buzzing streets make it a great solo spot. Like anywhere, keep your wits about you, especially in busy cities, and you’ll be just fine.

Absolutely. Solo female travellers are thriving here. Vietnam’s generally safe and respectful. Stick to well-lit areas at night and trust your gut, and you’re golden.

From lively hostels to group tours and local markets, Vietnam’s social scene is buzzing. So it’s perfect for meeting fellow wanderers and making new friends.

Hanoi’s Old Quarter, Ho Chi Minh City’s vibrant streets, the charm of Hoi An, and the backpacker hubs like Sapa and Da Nang all offer easy-going vibes and plenty of chances to connect.

Expect mostly hotels that keep things comfy - but there’s way more. Think cruising on a traditional junk boat and experiencing an overnight train ride (just like the locals do). Adventure with a side of culture, every step of the way.

Most of the time, you’ll share a twin room with a fellow traveler - it’s perfect for meeting new mates. Want your own space? No worries. Single supplements are available on request for a bit more privacy.