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Hoi An Food Tour: 12 Tastings Across Back Streets & MarketsA 3-hour food tour of Hoi An led by an English-speaking guide, stopping at 12+ local eateries across back streets and markets where residents actually eat. You taste dumplings from a 130-year-old family recipe, savory cakes at a school-hour market stall, and the spot Anthony Bourdain visited—places you won't find on social media or stumble into alone. Bottled water and all tastings are included; choose between a walking route or a motorbike version at checkout.Is it for me?Book the walking version if you want to move slowly through the neighborhoods and absorb the back streets; choose the motorbike tour if you prefer to cover the same stops faster and spend more time eating than walking. Either way, you're eating what residents eat, not what the main tourist drag serves.
Da Nang: Four-Hands Massage & Herbal Spa with Hot StonesYou’ll slip into a peaceful space at Herbal Spa in Da Nang for a four-hands massage with two expert therapists using herbal oils and warm stones. Savor gentle music, soft rain outside (if you’re lucky), and finish with tea and fresh fruit before heading back into real life. It’s not just relaxation—it’s a memory your body keeps.
Hoi An Motorbike Tour: Noodle Stall & Fishing VillageA sunrise motorbike tour from Hoi An that starts at a local noodle stall where you watch the day's batch being made, then rides across the biggest bridge to the river mouth for sunrise, and spends the rest of the morning in the countryside visiting a fishing village, fish-sauce workshop, coffee and cocoa roastery, mat weaving studio and rice-wine distillery. A private guide in English navigates the route; breakfast with locals and drinks from the menu are included. The tour runs 4 to 5 hours.Is it for me?The tour starts before dawn and runs 4 to 5 hours, so an early wake-up and a morning commitment are part of the day — what that pace unlocks is access to the fishing village and countryside workshops while locals are actually working, and the sunrise from the highest point in town without waiting for crowds to arrive.
Da Nang: Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge Full-Day TourYou get picked up from your Da Nang hotel and driven to Ba Na Hills, where you ride two cable cars to the summit and spend the morning at the Golden Bridge, flower gardens, and pagoda. Afternoon is free to explore Eclipse Square, the French Village, or other attractions at your own pace. Lunch is optional. The van returns you to your hotel by late afternoon, and you choose your start time — 7:30 AM or 9:30 AM — the day before.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Ba Na Hills without arranging your own transport or worrying about cable car queues — the small group and fixed schedule mean you hit the main sights in one morning and have the afternoon free to explore at your own pace.
Hoi An: Lantern Making Class with Local Family & TeaYou’ll join a local family in Hoi An to craft your own bamboo lantern from scratch, choosing colors and learning old techniques along the way. Afterward, share herbal tea or dessert with your hosts while soaking up the gentle pace of the ancient town. It’s hands-on, sometimes messy fun—and you’ll walk away with a piece of Hoi An you made yourself.
Hue to Hoi An Private Transfer: City of Ghosts, Hai Van PassYou’ll travel from Hue to Hoi An with stops that surprise you: incense drifting under an ancient bridge, bright tombs in the City of Ghosts, wind over Tam Giang Lagoon, and cool caves at Marble Mountains. With a local driver handling every detail (and reminding you not to leave your phone behind), it’s more than just a ride — it’s a string of moments that stick with you.
Hoi An: Market Tour & Tra Que Cooking Class with PickupYou’ll wander Hoi An’s lively market with a local guide, try your hand at gardening in Tra Que Vegetable Village, then cook classic Vietnamese dishes with Chef Hai. Expect laughter over lunch and new skills to bring home — plus memories of real flavors and warm welcomes.
Hoi An: Professional Photography Tour & Optional Ao Dai DressYou walk through Hoi An's ancient streets with a professional photographer for 1.5 hours, getting framed and shot instead of doing the framing yourself. You receive 25–35 edited photos within 36 hours, plus herbal tea and the option to wear Ao Dai or release a lantern on the river. It's the way to leave with photos you actually want to look at.Is it for me?Book this if you want portraits that actually look like you and edited photos you'll use, without spending the afternoon arranging a separate photographer or learning to frame shots yourself — the local guide's knowledge of light and timing in Hoi An is what makes the difference.
Hue to Danang & Hoi An: Private Car via Hai Van PassYou get picked up from your hotel and choose which stops to make on the drive between Hue, Danang, and Hoi An—whether that's the Hai Van Pass viewpoint, Marble Mountain, My Son temples, or quieter spots like An Bang Cemetery. The driver handles all driving, tolls, and parking while you decide the pace. You arrive at your destination hotel at the end of the day without arranging separate transport or timing yourself around a group schedule.Is it for me?Choose this if you're moving between Hue, Danang, and Hoi An and want to see the major sights along the way without renting a car or joining a group—the flexibility to pick your own stops and pace is what makes a long transfer feel like a day of travel instead of just getting from one place to another.
Hoi An: Lantern Making, Basket Boat & Crab FishingYou make a silk-and-bamboo lantern by hand, then travel to a coconut village where you learn to paddle a traditional basket boat and catch crabs in the forest canals with local fishermen. Lunch at a family home is included, along with hotel pickup and a guide who speaks English. The half-day format (morning or afternoon) means you can fit it around the rest of your Hoi An itinerary.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn two distinct crafts — lantern-making and basket-boat fishing — in a single half-day without arranging transport or timing yourself; the fixed morning or afternoon slot and included pickup mean you can plan the rest of your Hoi An day around it.
Dalat: Private City & Waterfall Tour with Roller Coaster RideYou’ll ride a mountain roller coaster down to Datanla Falls, float above Dalat’s rooftops by cable car, explore flower villages bursting with color, and sip local coffee overlooking misty valleys. With an English-speaking guide leading each stop and hotel pickup included, you’ll feel both welcomed and quietly surprised by Dalat’s gentle pace.
Hue Day Tour from Hoi An: Perfume River & Royal TombsA full-day guided tour from Hoi An to Hue explores the Nguyen Dynasty's royal sites, including the Hue Citadel, Thien Mu Pagoda, and Khai Dinh Tomb, with a 40-minute dragon boat ride on the Perfume River and lunch at a local restaurant. Your driver picks you up at your Hoi An hotel at 7am and stops at Hai Van Pass on the way; a local English-speaking guide joins you in Hue to lead the citadel complex, pagoda, and tomb visits. The tour runs eight hours and includes all entry fees, transport, and meals.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a structured day that handles all the logistics—pickup, transport between sites, entry tickets, and a meal—so you can focus on the sites themselves. The guide's English fluency and knowledge of the Nguyen Dynasty make the history and architecture legible; the dragon boat and the tomb's scale are the moments that stay with you.
Bach Ma National Park: Peak Trek & Waterfall Day Trip from HueYou trek 10 kilometers through Bach Ma National Park with a forest ranger, climb to Bach Ma Peak for panoramic views of the coast and mountains, swim in the Five Lakes, and hike to the hidden Do Quyen Waterfall. Hotel pickup, lunch, park entry, and an English-speaking guide are included, with return around 5:30 p.m. The full day keeps you moving, so come ready to walk.Is it for me?This suits travelers who want to move beyond Hue's city sights and are comfortable with a full day of hiking — the 10-kilometer trek and altitude are what make the waterfall and peak views possible, not obstacles to them.
Marble Mountains & Monkey Mountain from Hoi An: Caves & Buddha StatueYou're picked up from your hotel and driven to two limestone peaks near Da Nang. At Marble Mountains you walk through a 300-year-old marble carving village, climb through three caves with Buddhist shrines, and learn about the philosophy carved into the stone. After lunch you visit Monkey Mountain to see the Lady Buddha statue and walk a bonsai garden. The tour includes entrance fees, transport, lunch, and an English-speaking guide, so you don't arrange any of it yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two major limestone sites and a famous Buddha statue without arranging transport, tickets, or a meal—the fixed schedule and included guide mean you step out of the van and walk, nothing else to organize.
Hue - Hoi An: Motorbike Pass, Marble Mountains & Local LunchYou’ll ride with a local guide from Hue to Hoi An or Da Nang, stopping for coffee high above the coast, swimming in a quiet cove, sharing lunch at a roadside spot, and exploring Marble Mountains’ cool caves. Expect laughter over language mix-ups and moments of real calm you might not expect on a motorbike tour.
Hue to DMZ: Private Tour with Local Guide & PickupYou’ll travel from Hue into Vietnam’s DMZ with a local guide who shares personal stories along the way. Walk through Vinh Moc Tunnels, visit Khe Sanh Combat Base, and cross historic bridges where daily life continues quietly around you — moments you’ll remember long after returning home.
Marble Mountains & Monkey Mountain from Hoi An: Caves without crowdsYou get picked up in the afternoon, spend 90 minutes exploring Marble Mountain's caves and tunnels, visit Am Phu Cave to learn about Buddhist philosophy, then drive to Monkey Mountain for panoramic Da Nang views and the Linh Ung Pagoda. Your English-speaking guide handles the history, entry tickets are covered, and you're back by evening.Is it for me?A good fit if you're based in Hoi An or Da Nang and want to see caves, temples and mountain views without arranging transport or buying tickets separately. The afternoon timing works well if your morning is already booked, and the 4.5-hour pace means you're not rushing through each stop.
Hoi An: Countryside Bike Tour & Kim Bong Carpentry VillageYou’ll pedal from Hoi An into green countryside with a local guide, passing waving neighbors and grazing buffaloes before arriving at Kim Bong Carpentry Village. Try your hand at wood carving (and keep your creation), watch artisans at work, learn how to make rice paper noodles and weave sleeping mats—all in real family homes. It’s three hours that’ll stick with you long after you leave.
Nha Trang Cooking Class: Market, countryside & three dishesA six-hour cooking class in Nha Trang where you shop at a local market, visit a coconut plantation and noodle factory, then prepare three authentic Vietnamese dishes under Chef Dat's instruction at his restaurant kitchen. Chef Dat speaks English fluently and has 18 years of cooking experience plus two decades guiding students. The class includes hotel pickup, all ingredients, a local beer or water, and printed recipes to take home.Is it for me?You do the cooking yourself under Chef Dat's guidance rather than watching a demonstration—this suits anyone who wants to learn technique and flavor-building hands-on, not just taste the food. The shared-group format keeps the cost lower than a private class and works well if you're comfortable learning alongside other travelers.
Hoi An: Coconut Forest Boat & Ancient Town Night WalkYou paddle your own bamboo basket through a coconut forest, eat a proper dinner of Hoi An specialties, then walk the UNESCO-listed old town at night when lanterns light the streets and the Japanese Bridge. Pickup from your hotel in Da Nang or Hoi An is included, along with transport and all meals, so you show up and the logistics are handled.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience three distinct sides of Hoi An—the working landscape, the food, and the old town—in one evening without arranging transport or figuring out where to eat. The free pickup and included dinner remove the planning, and the night walk timing means you see the town when it's lit and alive.
