Small-group pickleball holidays across Vietnam. Courts before the heat, a long lunch, then the country itself — the bay, the beach, the lanterns, the food. Eight players maximum. Every level welcome.
Each one is built the same way: play in the cool of the morning, rest and eat through the afternoon, see something worth flying for in the evening. Prices are per person, twin share, land only.
The classic first trip. Old Quarter chaos, then the quiet of the bay.
Courts in the morning, sea in the afternoon, lanterns at night.
Hanoi to Saigon, the whole country, with a paddle in your bag.
Travelling with your own group? Bring four or more and we build the trip around your dates, your level, and how much you actually want to play. Tell us what you have in mind.
Plan a private tourThe price on the card is the price of the trip. Here is exactly what it buys, and what it doesn't.
Most Vietnam tours are sold by an agency and handed to whoever is free that week. This one isn't.
Not "small group" as a marketing word. Eight. You will learn everyone's name on day one, and you'll still be playing with them at home a year later.
Courts at 6:30 or 7am, off by 9:30. Vietnam at midday is not a place to play a sport. That's what the long lunch and the afternoon are for.
2.0 or 4.5, we split the sessions so the games stay close. If you learned last month, you play. If you're chasing 5.0, we'll find you someone.
No jade factory, no silk showroom, no commission detours. Ten years in this industry taught us exactly what travellers hate. We cut all of it.
You talk to the same person from the first message to the airport drop-off.
WhatsApp or email, whichever you prefer. Tell us the tour, roughly when, how many of you, and your level. Reply usually within a few hours — we're GMT+7.
A full itinerary with hotels named, courts named, and the price broken down. Ask for changes. Most people do, and that's the point of a small group.
30% holds your place, the rest on arrival. Free cancellation up to 30 days out. Then all you do is book a flight and pack a paddle — or don't, we have those.
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No. We keep loaner paddles in every common weight and grip size, and balls are on us. That said, most people bring their own — it's the one thing you'll miss on day three. Either way works.
No, and this is the question we get most. We split sessions by level so games stay competitive on both courts, and there's coaching every morning for anyone who wants it. We've had people book this trip having never held a paddle. They come back the next year at 3.0.
Hot enough that we don't play after 10am. That's why every session is early and every afternoon is free. October to April is the comfortable window nationwide; the central coast is best March to August. Tell us your dates and we'll be honest about what you're walking into.
Most passports need a Vietnam e-visa, which you apply for online yourself — it's straightforward and takes a few days. A handful of countries get a visa exemption. We'll tell you exactly which applies to your passport before you book anything.
Better than you'd expect. Vietnam has picked up pickleball fast, and the clubs in Hanoi, Da Nang and Saigon are proper dedicated indoor and outdoor facilities with real nets and real lines. We only use courts we've played on ourselves.
Yes, and roughly half of our groups do. Sapa, Phu Quoc, Da Lat, Ninh Binh — if there's a court within reach, we can build around it. Four people is enough to make a private tour work.
Free cancellation and full deposit refund up to 30 days before departure. Inside 30 days we'll do what we can depending on what's already been paid to hotels and cruises. We'll be upfront about it rather than hiding behind a policy page.
Very. Play is roughly three hours a morning; the rest of the trip is Vietnam. Non-playing partners pay the same, do everything except the sessions, and usually spend those mornings at the beach or in a coffee shop. Several have ended up playing by day four.
Eight seats a tour. Message us and we'll tell you honestly which trip fits you — even if it's none of them.