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Vietnam in July

 

July sees much of Vietnam in low season, with the Southwest monsoon predominant. Saigon, Mui Ne, Phu Quoc and Con Dao Islands will typically see a short, sharp downpour late in the afternoon on most days although there can be stretches of a few days with no sign of rain at all.

Saigon and the southern beach resort areas will typically experience short, late afternoon downpours every other day at least. Temperatures remain constant in the high 20’s or early 30’s.

Central Vietnam usually experiences long, sunny and cloudless days at this time of year with relatively little rain. This is a very good time of year for a beach holiday to Hoi An.

Summer in Hanoi typically sees higher temperatures and higher rainfall. July is the rainiest months in Hanoi, with rainfall concentrated in short sudden downpours.

Cruising on Halong Bay is beautiful at any time of year and July is no exception. Halong Bay cruises are tightly controlled by the authorities, who will cancel all cruises in the event of bad weather. This happens a few times a year, usually between May and October.

Those heading into the mountains north of Hanoi should still be prepared for cooler conditions at night.

Typhoons can hit Vietnam’s central and northern coastlines at any time between May and October – on average 4 or 5 a year reach landfall in Vietnam.

There is always plenty of warning of the arrival of typhoons, which although sometimes quite destructive, normally lose strength on landfall and don’t usually disrupt travel for more than 24 hours.