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Railway Adventures in 2021 RAILWAY ADVENTURES IN 2021 With John Medcalf 11 - 28 March 2021 • HO CHI MINH CITY • NHA TRANG • HOI AN • HUE • HANOI • SAPA HA • HA LONG BAY • INTRODUCTION Take advantage of this rare opportunity to explore Vietnam by private HIGHLIGHTS train on the legendary Reunification Express—one of the world’s greatest rail journeys. Welcomed onto your private rail carriages in Ho • Exclusive travel aboard Railway Adventures’ Chi Minh City, you will travel in several spectacular stages, enjoying private carriages attached to the Reunification Vietnam’s most iconic destinations on a 2,500km odyssey north to and Sapa Express Trains Hanoi and on to Sapa and the astounding Halong Bay. Our exclusive • Boat cruises on the Mekong and Perfume Rivers private train runs during the daytime and evening hours to make the • Two-night cruise aboard a luxury junk on Ha most of the scenery, and consists of a dining car and a sleeping car Long Bay (used as a daytime place to rest and recline) attached to the back of • One-night in private sleeper carriage attached selected express trains. When our train arrives at a destination we to Sapa Express Train transfer to our hotels for the overnight stays and our carriages are • 14 nights in quality 4- or 5-star hotels with daily parked, awaiting the next part of our trip north. breakfasts • Fully escorted by an expert Australian leader The adventure includes many side journeys along the way and after and local guides throughout time in Hanoi we embark on stage two of the tour, where private • Luxury coach connections with luggage carriages are attached to the day train for the journey up to the old transport throughout French Hill Station of Sapa. The icing on the cake is a two-night cruise on our private boat around the islands of the stunning World • Comprehensive sightseeing including six World Heritage-listed Ha Long Bay, where you’ll marvel at its soaring Heritage sites limestone islands and stunning coastal vistas. Enjoy luxury hotels, • Multiple night stays in most places and hotel sumptuous meals, and expert guides all through the tour. Along porterage the way you’ll discover the rich culture of Vietnam, its ancient • Most meals included with drinks at welcome kingdoms and colourful colonial past, fascinating ethnic diversity and and farewell dinners triumphant post-war reconstruction. Legendary food, friendly people and excellent shopping enhance the experience of this wonderful and unique railway adventure. Compartment interior on our special train The train manager welcomes you aboard MEET YOUR TOUR LEADER JOHN MEDCALF John Medcalf A true citizen of the World, John Medcalf has a wealth of travel experience. He began at an early age as an international flight attendant with Qantas progressing eventually to cabin crew line manager. After 26 years with Qantas John logged another 25 years as a Tour Manager leading tours in Australia and overseas. His list of countries visited now exceeds 70 and has had extensive experience in Japan. The list continues to grow! John says “It’s hard to define a favourite destination, as I still get a buzz out of visiting new destinations. Travel has been my life and shall continue to be. I get great satisfaction being able to share my broad range of experience with my tour clients.” Born and raised in Sydney John settled in the Mudgee area and has resided there for 25 years. He and his wife live on a property near Kandos where for 12 years they ran a B&B located in the old homestead house, established circa 1845. Here they enjoy the blissful serenity of the wildlife and bushland that surrounds them in between adventures far and wide. TOUR MAP SOME WAYS YOU’LL TRAVEL The best train trips possible, private luxury coach for off-train travel, guided walking where suitable, and other appropriate and Sapa 2 appealing options to make exploration easy. 1 3 Hanoi 2 Ha Long Bay Private Carriages on the Reunification and Sapa Expresses Hue 2 Danang 3 Hoi An Dragon Boat on the Nha Trang Perfume River at Hue 1 n Nights on Board n Nights at Hotel 3 Ho Chi Minh City Train Coach Plane Boat Luxury Junk on Halong Bay WHY TRAVEL WITH US The joy of travel is not confined to the destination. How you travel is a large and rich part of the experience. Railway Adventures offers a truly unique perspective on some of the world’s most spectacular holiday destinations, with the confidence that the journey will be just as magical and memorable as what you find at the end of the line. With us, you can confidently expect: WITH US, YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY EXPECT: • Small group sizes — a small number of passengers per trip guarantees an intimate experience with less time spent queuing, more time with your guide, and better access to sightseeing destinations. • Unique itineraries — each itinerary has been meticulously developed by a team of expert travellers with many years’ experience, an intimate knowledge of the destination, and with great cultural awareness. You are guaranteed to experience the best that each destination has to offer. • Authentic local experiences — whether it’s a little-known yet impressive steam railway, a small boutique hotel or an authentic restaurant, we know that you will experience something special on our tours. • Expert local guides and local operators — we employ local guides to share their passion and knowledge of the place they call home, while our partners on the ground provide the best possible support and backup all the way. • Customer satisfaction — our testimonials speak for themselves. Thousands have travelled with us over the years and many come back year after year, often bringing friends along. Our customer satisfaction ratings show that over 97% would recommend us to others and/or travel with us again. • Fully-escorted — our tour leaders are experienced and capable, entertaining and considerate and, together with our local guides have your needs well covered. They help with everything along the way, providing peace of mind, and enabling you to relax and enjoy the journey. And you’ll find them jolly good company, to boot! Day 1 • Thursday 11 March: ARRIVE HO CHI MINH CITY On arrival you”ll be met at the airport for your private transfer to your centrally-located hotel. Later this evening, enjoy a welcome dinner with your tour leaders, team of local guides and fellow travellers. Overnight: Grand Hotel, (or similar), Ho Chi Minh City (D) Day 2 • Friday 12 March: HO CHI MINH CITY Begin your exploration of Ho Chi Minh City with a city tour stopping at the bustling Ben Thanh Market, the historic City Post Office and Notre Dame Cathedral. After lunch at a local restaurant, explore the War Remnants Museum and the old Presidential Palace, now known as the Reunification Palace, including a seldom-visited secret VC hiding place that stored weapons for an attack on the Independence Palace in 1968. Later on, return to your hotel and enjoy dinner at a popular local restaurant nearby. Overnight: Grand Hotel, (or similar), Ho Chi Minh City (B, L, D) Day 3 • Saturday 13 March: HO CHI MINH CITY – MY THO - MEKONG RIVER After breakfast, you will follow the path of Vietnam’s very first railway line (opened in 1885, abandoned in 1958) to My Tho, 70km southwest of Ho Chi Minh City in the Mekong Delta. On the way you will be introduced to the railway history of southern Vietnam and will see some of the surviving vestiges of the abandoned line. From the site of the former railway station on the My Tho quayside, take a cruise on the Mekong River to a nearby island where you can walk through rice fields and orchards, sample local fruit and rice wine and listen to a musical performance. Afterwards row along the island waterways and canals in a sampan to another island where you will have lunch, sampling the delicious local specialty — ‘elephant ear fish’. Then, it’s back to Ho Chi Minh City and an afternoon and evening of leisure. Overnight: Grand Hotel, (or similar), Ho Chi Minh City (B, L) Day 4 • Sunday 14 March: HO CHI MINH CITY - NHA TRANG After breakfast, you will head to Saigon Railway Station where your private railway carriage is coupled onto Train SE6, departing at 9am. The first of our scenic train journeys takes us along the southernmost section of the former Transindochinois railway, built between 1904 and 1913. It meanders across the rice paddies and busy towns of the fertile south while morning tea and lunch is served in your private buffet car. We arrive at the popular resort city of Nha Trang in the early afternoon and head to our beach-front hotel to check in. Later in the afternoon we enjoy a short exploration of the environs by coach, taking in the cityscape, the giant sitting Budda and the preserved 13th century temples of the ancient Cham civilization of Po Nagar which sit on a sacred hill overlooking the bustling city. Here you will discover more about this ancient people who left their architectural mark on the entire south-central coastal region of Vietnam. Dinner this evening is at the beach-side pavilion of the famous Sailing Club. Intercontinental Hotel Nha Trang Beach (or similar), Nha Trang (B, L, D) Day 5 • Monday 15 March: NHA TRANG - DANANG - HOI AN In the morning we take a boat trip out into the bay to explore the wonders of the coral-fringed islands and coast, returning to the city to check out and have lunch at the hotel.
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