Top-rated Sa Dec Tours

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  • Solo woman traveller, age 78, and had a wonderful program from Hanoi to Halong Bay to Hoy An to Saigon. They organised whatever I wanted, and it was seamless!
    Carol De Visser
    Carol De Visser
    Oct 2, 2026

  • For several years, I had wanted to travel to Vietnam, but I was a little apprehensive. Thanks to the support of Izitour, I planned a wonderful trip through Vietnam and...
    Liliana Passarelli
    Liliana Passarelli
    Oct 1, 2026

  • A fantastic agency, but above all, a special thank you to Trang Dio (Sabrina), who suggested a tour that was truly perfect for my family. She supported us throughout, and...
    Massimo  Scanu
    Massimo Scanu
    Oct 1, 2026

  • We can only recommend organising your Vietnam trip with them, as everything was handled impeccably. We will definitely do it again, choosing a different itinerary. Vietnam is amazing!
    Lucia Santoro
    Lucia Santoro
    Sep 28, 2026

  • A tour operator with highly professional guides and advisors who know the area inside out. Extremely kind and always available. The best choice for Vietnam.
    Giuseppe Cassano
    Giuseppe Cassano
    Sep 24, 2026

    SADEC, IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF MARGUERITE DURAS

    Sa Dec, the sleeping beauty, allowing herself to be bordered and caressed by the two branches of the Mekong, the Tien and Hau Rivers, seduces the traveller with her hint of Indochinese nostalgia. A small riverside town where a French novelist spent part of her childhood and adolescence, Sa dec is also a town full of charm where the deep culture of the Mekong Delta resonates.

    Marguerite Duras and Sa dec

    The French novelist spent part of her childhood and adolescence in Indochina and more particularly in Sa Dec. Her mother ran the girls' school there and Marguerite Duras used to come and spend her weekends with her mother and brother when she was a boarder at the Chasseloup-Laubat high school in Saigon. In her autobiographical novel "L'Amant", which won the Goncourt prize in 1984, Marguerite Duras tells us about her childhood and adolescence in the Mekong Delta and her first love with a rich young Chinese man from Cholon whom she met on a ferry crossing the river. For social convenience, the lover married a Chinese woman of his rank, and even her sister! He ended up with two wives... but the only true love of his life had been Marguerite, according to his last words. The novel was adapted for the cinema by Jean-Jacques Annaud.

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