No fixed dates, no group to fit around. A private Vietnam itinerary built for you, with pickleball mornings woven through it wherever it fits.
Our three sample tours are a starting point, not the whole menu. Different dates, a different starting city, more days, less court time — tell us what you want and we'll build a route around it, with real hotels, real courts, and a price, before you commit to anything.
One person builds it, start to finish — no booking portal, no back-and-forth.
Dates, group size, how much court time you want. One WhatsApp message is enough.
Real hotels, real courts, matched to your level. Usually back to you within a day.
Swap a city, add a day, drop a session. It's your trip until you say it's right.
A full itinerary with pricing. A 30% deposit holds it — then just book your flight.
Most trips run the same coastline, just one way or the other. Here's where players usually stop.
Places that come up once people realise the itinerary is theirs to shape.

The capital, and where most trips begin — Old Quarter chaos, egg coffee, easy indoor courts.
Courts: indoor, easy to book
An overnight cruise through limestone karsts — kayaking, a cave stop, a rest day from the courts.
Best as a cruise spur off HanoiRice paddies boxed in by karst cliffs — a slow boat through Trang An, a quiet morning.
Scenery day, light on the scheduleTerraced hills near the Chinese border — cooler air, a slower pace, if you've got the days.
No courts — a trekking add-onThe old imperial capital — citadel walls, royal tombs, and some of the best food in the country.
A history day between courts
Beach mornings in Da Nang, lantern-lit evenings in Hoi An — usually the busiest stretch of court time.
Courts: several, beachfront and in townVietnam's classic beach city — islands offshore, seafood by the water, one more session before the south.
Courts: a couple, casualUp in the highlands — cool air, coffee farms, pine forest instead of palm trees.
No courts yet — a scenery add-on
Where the energy turns up — the most pickleball clubs in the country, and usually where a trip starts or ends.
Courts: the most in VietnamFloating markets and river life — a gentle morning out of Saigon by boat, before the flight home.
Day trip spur off SaigonAn island finish — white sand, warm water, and no plan beyond the next swim.
No courts — the beach-finish optionNo. Every trip is private — you pick the dates and we build around them.
A few weeks is comfortable, more in peak season (December to March) when the good hotels and courts fill up fast.
Yes — that's most of what we do. Tell us the cities or the vibe and we'll rough one out.
No. Most trips have a handful of morning sessions worked around the sightseeing — as much or as little as you want.
Solo travellers, couples, and small private groups up to about 8 — always just your itinerary.
Send us a rough idea of your dates and how many of you there are. We'll come back with a real route and a real price — no deposit needed just to ask.