Tours to Vietnam from Warsaw — Last-Minute Deals
For travellers flying out of Poland, Vietnam mostly means Phu Quoc, an island in the Gulf of Thailand with more than twenty beaches, a sea at +27…+30 °C all year and new resort hotels set among tropical greenery. Polish tour operators put on direct winter charters from Warsaw, usually on LOT aircraft, taking about 12 hours with no change. The second option is a flight to Ho Chi Minh City and a transfer to the Phan Thiet coast. Getting from Kyiv to the Polish capital is easy by train or coach, and Phu Quoc admits Ukrainians without a visa for 30 days at most.
A Vietnam package from Warsaw includes the charter, transfers, hotel accommodation with the meals you select and travel insurance; the journey to Warsaw is paid separately. Phu Quoc offers lots of large all-inclusive resorts as well as boutique hotels with breakfast. Our tour search shows where rooms are still free, and our managers will help you pick the right part of the island.
Flying from Warsaw
| Destination | Journey | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Phu Quoc (PQC) | Direct charter, about 12 h | The main winter destination; landing straight on the island means no visa is needed for holidays of 30 days or less |
| Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) and Phan Thiet | Flight, then 3–4 h by car | This enters mainland Vietnam, so an e-visa is required; the coast offers the Mui Ne dunes and kitesurfing |
| Reaching Warsaw | Train or coach from Kyiv | Trains go via Chełm and Przemyśl; the Polish checkpoint enrols you in EES |
Since 22 June 2026, everyone arriving in Vietnam through an international airport must complete an electronic arrival card on the immigration service portal no more than three days before the flight. Submitting the form generates a QR code: keep it on your phone or print it out and show it at passport control.
Which Part of Phu Quoc to Choose
| Who | Where to stay | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Families with children | The quiet north with an easy entry into the sea, or the southern stretch of the central coast | Vinpearl Safari, VinWonders amusement park with its waterpark and aquarium, beaches without waves |
| Couples | The south, with secluded white beaches and 4–5* hotels, or the centre with its lovely sunsets | Candlelit dinners on the sand, spa treatments, sunset boat rides, the An Thoi archipelago |
| Young travellers | The centre with bars and the night market, the centre-south with beach parties | Kayaking, diving, snorkelling, boat parties |
| Nature lovers | The north and north-west with jungle and empty beaches, the north-east with the national park | Yoga, trekking, sea fishing, pepper, pearl and coconut farms |
Our map of Vietnam shows where the island lies relative to the mainland and neighbouring countries.
Phu Quoc Highlights
- Hon Thom. A record-breaking sea cable car almost 8 km long carries you to Sun World, with its waterpark, roller coasters and the evening Kiss of the Sea show.
- Suoi Tranh waterfall. A shady jungle spot that is perfect for sitting out the midday heat.
- The national park. Real jungle in the north-east of the island, home to rare birds.
- Duong Dong night market. Street food, grilled seafood, souvenirs and foot massages.
- Sunset Town. A colourful European-style quarter with a cable car and plenty of photo spots.
- The sea. Snorkelling and diving over coral reefs, fishing trips and stand-up paddleboarding.
When to Go
- October – April. High season and charter time: hardly any rain, daytime highs of +30…+33 °C and +27…+30 °C in the sea.
- May – October. The rainy season: still warm, but frequent downpours make it less suited to a beach holiday.
Visas, Money and Getting Around
- Visa-free only on Phu Quoc. Up to 30 days when you fly to the island directly, with a passport valid six months beyond your arrival date and a return ticket.
- The mainland. For Ho Chi Minh City and Phan Thiet, or a connection in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, you need an e-visa for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry; it costs $25 on the official site, and your tour operator can help arrange it.
- Money. Vietnam uses the dong, though dollars, euros and bank cards work in most places.
- Getting around. Taxis can be called by phone or through Grab, scooters cost from $3–4 a day but require an international driving licence, and a car with a driver is handy for excursions.
- Safety. The Global Law and Order index ranks Vietnam first in Asia and among the ten safest countries in the world.
Vietnam from Warsaw: Questions and Answers
What is the flight time from Warsaw to Phu Quoc?
The direct charter takes about 12 hours. Flights operate in winter, most often on LOT aircraft.
Do I need a visa for Phu Quoc?
No, as long as you fly to the island without a stop in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City and stay no longer than 30 days. Fill in the online arrival card before departure and show its QR code at the border.
How does Phan Thiet differ from Phu Quoc?
Phan Thiet is a mainland coast with the Mui Ne sand dunes and steady winds for kitesurfing; you fly there via Ho Chi Minh City and need an e-visa. Phu Quoc is an island of calm beaches that you can visit visa-free.
When should I travel to Vietnam?
From October to April, when Phu Quoc is dry and sunny and the sea is +27…+30 °C; summer and early autumn bring rain.
What is the best way from Kyiv to Warsaw?
The easiest is the train (it crosses at Chełm or Przemyśl), and there are direct coaches too; EES registration happens on the Polish side.
Starting in Moldova instead? Try tours to Vietnam from Chisinau; for another winter escape to Asia from Poland, see tours to Thailand from Warsaw.
