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Cu Chi Tunnels Ho Chi Minh City: War History & Underground TourYou get hotel pickup from central Ho Chi Minh City, a guided crawl through the actual Cu Chi Tunnels with a documentary and weapons museum, and a stop at a countryside restaurant. The tour runs 6–7 hours with an English-speaking guide, includes entrance fees and water, and drops you back at your hotel by mid-afternoon. Shooting range access is optional and costs extra.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Vietnam's war history from the inside without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself — the small-group format and fixed schedule handle all three, and the tunnel crawl itself is the thing that makes the history real.
Cooking Class Hoi An: Market, Basket Boat & 4 DishesA morning or afternoon cooking class in Hoi An where you visit a local market, take a bamboo basket boat through coconut palms to fish with nets, then cook four Vietnamese dishes with a chef at a family restaurant before enjoying the meal you prepared. English guide, hotel pickup, water and recipes included.Is it for me?The morning or afternoon slot is fixed, so you'll need to plan around a 4.5-hour block—the schedule is what keeps the market, boat trip, fishing and cooking all inside one morning or afternoon without gaps. Small groups mean personal instruction from the chef, which matters if you want to actually learn the techniques rather than just follow along.
Saigon Night Food Tour by Motorbike & Flower MarketYou’ll ride through Saigon by night with a local guide, tasting street food—from grilled noodles to oysters—exploring the bustling District 10 flower market, and pausing for city views before ending with bánh mì and dessert. Expect laughter, unexpected flavors, and the hum of Saigon after dark.
Hue to Hoi An motorbike transfer: Hai Van Pass & Marble MountainsA motorbike transfer from Hue to Hoi An with an English-speaking rider who drives while you ride as a passenger, stopping at Hai Van Pass (500 meters high, 20 km long), Marble Mountains, and Da Nang. The journey takes 7.5 hours and includes seafood lunch at a floating restaurant, bottled water, coffee or tea, and free luggage transport—no weight limit. Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries.Is it for me?You're a passenger, not a rider—the driver handles the motorbike and the route while you watch Hai Van Pass unfold from the seat behind him. Choose this if you want to cross the pass and see Marble Mountains without navigating the curves yourself or figuring out where to stop.
Hoi An Cooking Class: Market, Basket Boat & Crab FishingA morning or afternoon cooking class in Hoi An where you shop the local market with a chef, paddle a bamboo basket boat to fish for crab in the coconut village, then spend two hours in the kitchen making four dishes from scratch. The class includes pickup from your hotel, lunch, written recipes to take home, and an English-speaking guide; children from age 4 are welcome.Is it for me?You do the cooking yourself rather than watching a demonstration, which means the class suits anyone who wants to learn by making, not observing. The small group size and the market-to-table flow—shopping, fishing, then cooking what you caught—work well if you want the full picture of where the food comes from, not just the kitchen part.
Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge from Hoi An: Cable Car & Fantasy ParkYou get picked up from your hotel, ride Asia's longest cable car twice, walk the Golden Bridge, explore the French Village, take the Lava Train through Fantasy Park, and play or ride 90+ games and attractions — all with lunch and an English-speaking guide included. The cable car is the only way up, so it's not optional, and the mountain's weather changes fast, so pack layers. You're back by evening.Is it for me?Best for families and groups who want a full-day mountain experience without arranging transport or tickets separately — the cable car is mandatory to reach the top, which is what makes a single-day itinerary possible, and the mix of sightseeing, themed zones, and amusement rides keeps different ages engaged.
Da Nang: Golden Bridge & Ba Na Hills Cable Car TourYou get picked up from your Da Nang hotel, ride the world's longest cable car to Ba Na Hills, walk the Golden Bridge suspended 1,400 meters above the city, explore French Village and a Buddhist temple, eat a buffet lunch with over 100 dishes, and spend the afternoon in Fantasy Park with rides and games. Hotel return is included, and your guide is a local who knows the stories behind each stop.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Ba Na Hills' main attractions — the Golden Bridge, temples, and amusement park — without arranging transport, tickets, or timing it yourself. The small group format and local guide mean you get context and stories, not just a checklist of stops.
Da Lat: Canyoning at Datanla Waterfall & Picnic LunchYou’ll start canyoning in Da Lat with expert guides who actually make you laugh instead of just shouting instructions. Abseil cliffs, ride ziplines over rivers, slide down waterfalls, then eat lunch right on top of it all — fresh bread, fruit, mountain air everywhere. If you want adventure but also those odd moments of quiet awe (and maybe wet socks), this is your day.
Da Lat: 3 Waterfalls Day Tour with Local Crafts & CoffeeYou’ll walk forest paths to Da Lat’s three famous waterfalls—Datanla, Pongour, and Elephant—guided by locals who know every shortcut and story. Watch silk spun from cocoons by hand, try crunchy cricket snacks if you dare, and sip strong hillside coffee as mist rolls over green valleys. It’s a day full of small surprises that stays with you long after.
Marble Mountains tour: Caves, Lady Buddha, Monkey MountainA small-group morning tour of Marble Mountains, Am Phu Cave and Monkey Mountain in Vietnam with hotel pickup, English-speaking guide, Vietnamese lunch and entrance fees included. The route climbs 146 steps to Xa Loi Tower, then 136 more to the cave system (an elevator is available for the first section at your own cost), and ends at Monkey Mountain to see the country's tallest Lady Buddha statue. The tour runs about five hours and suits travelers with moderate fitness who want cultural and natural sites without arranging transport or entry tickets themselves.Is it for me?Pick the morning tour if you want lunch included; choose the afternoon sunset tour if you prefer to explore the caves and marble formations in late-day light without a meal.
Hoi An Lantern Making Class: Create a Foldable Silk LanternA two-hour lantern-making class in Hoi An where you learn to construct a silk and bamboo lantern in 11 steps, from shaping bamboo stakes to stretching silk and adding a tassel. The class includes herbal tea, instruction in English, and two finished lanterns — the one you make and a second one the master creates for you as a gift. Children from age 4 are welcome.Is it for me?The class is taught entirely in English, so you can follow the instruction and understand the cultural background of the lanterns without a language barrier. Children from age 4 can participate alongside adults, making it a genuine hands-on activity the whole family works through together.
Da Lat Countryside Tour: Three Waterfalls & Toboggan RideA shared minivan tour through Da Lat countryside visiting Pongour Waterfall, Elephant Falls and Dalat Waterfall, with stops at a bee farm and coffee plantation. The tour runs eight hours with an English or Vietnamese-speaking guide, hotel pickup, and bottled water included. Lunch is not part of the package, so plan accordingly.Is it for me?Pick English or Vietnamese to match your group, and book this if you want a full day visiting multiple waterfalls with a driver handling navigation—not a quick stop or self-guided exploration.
Hai Van Pass motorbike tour: Coastal ride with guideAn 8-hour motorbike tour from Da Nang, Hoi An or Hue along the Hai Van Pass and coastal roads of central Vietnam, with a professional Easy Rider guide, hotel pickup and all entrance tickets included. You choose a round-trip loop or a one-way route to Hue, and can opt to ride your own bike or ride as a passenger. The tour stops at Marble Mountains, Lang Co Beach for lunch, a waterfall swim and a fishing village, with the route built around the pass itself—recognized as one of the world's most beautiful stretches of road.Is it for me?Book the round-trip if you start and end in the same city and want the full Hai Van Pass experience without committing to a one-way journey. Choose a one-way route if you're traveling between Da Nang or Hoi An and Hue and want the motorbike ride to be your transport, not a separate tour—the route and timing work around the destination you're heading to, so the day doesn't feel tacked on to your itinerary.
Cu Chi Tunnels & Mekong Delta: Small Group Day Trip, BBQ LunchYou’ll crawl through war-era tunnels near Cu Chi with a local guide, then share barbecue lunch before cruising through quiet canals of the Mekong Delta. Taste honey tea and fresh fruit on Thoi Son islet, watch coconut candy being made by hand—and end your day feeling like you’ve really seen both sides of southern Vietnam.
Hoi An Coconut Village & Ancient Town Tour: Release lanterns on the Hoai RiverA full-day tour of Hoi An and Cam Thanh Coconut Village combines hands-on fishing, a bamboo basket boat ride through water coconut trees, guided exploration of UNESCO-listed ancient architecture, and an evening boat ride on the Hoai River where you release a flower lantern. Hotel pickup, local dinner, entrance fees and an English-speaking guide are included; the tour runs about 6.5 hours and welcomes children from age 1.Is it for me?Book the private option if you want the flexibility to set your own pace and ask questions without a larger group; the shared tour works better if you're traveling solo or with one other person and prefer to split the cost with other travelers. Either way, the basket boat and lantern release are the same—the difference is group size and how much time you spend at each stop.
Canyoning in Da Lat: Abseil Down WaterfallsFull-day canyoning activity in Da Lat where you abseil down five waterfalls at Datanla canyon, including a 25-meter drop and a natural water slide, with hotel pickup, English-speaking guide and picnic lunch included. The trip runs roughly seven hours and ends between 2pm and 4pm depending on group size and fitness. Not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or poor cardiovascular health; moderate fitness required.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full-day physical challenge with a group of other adventure seekers—the five descents and the water slides mean you're constantly moving and problem-solving, not standing and watching. The international certification and the structured progression (starting with an 18-meter dry run before the 25-meter waterfall) make it possible to push yourself without the guesswork.
Hoi An Cooking Class with Basket Boat & Crab FishingA cooking class in Hoi An that starts in the market and ends in the kitchen, with a basket boat ride and crab fishing in between. You pick ingredients at the market with a guide, ride a traditional basket boat through the Bay Mau Nipa forest and fish the canals, then spend two hours learning to cook five Vietnamese dishes—banana flower salad, crispy pancake, spring rolls, cao lầu noodles and stir-fried chicken with lemongrass—before eating the meal you made in a riverside garden. Pickup and drop-off at your hotel are included, along with an English-speaking chef-guide, life jacket and umbrella.Is it for me?You do the cooking and the fishing yourself—not watching a demonstration—which is what makes the class feel like a real skill instead of a tourist performance. Pick the morning session if you want the market at its fullest and an early finish; the afternoon works if you sleep late or want dinner instead of lunch.
Da Nang: Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge Cable Car TourYou're picked up from your Da Nang hotel and driven an hour into the mountains, then ride Asia's longest cable car to the Golden Bridge at 1,487 meters. You walk the bridge, explore the French Village and Fantasy Park, and have free time to photograph the giant stone hands holding the structure. Buffet lunch, guide, and return transport are included; the whole day takes you from sea level to cloud level and back.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Golden Bridge and Ba Na Hills without arranging your own transport or cable car tickets—the pickup, guide, and lunch remove the logistics so you can spend the day exploring the zones that interest you, not figuring out how to get there.
Dalat: Canyoning Tour at Datanla Waterfall with Lunch & PickupYou’ll scramble through Dalat’s wild canyons with expert local guides—learning ropes at base camp, rappelling beside waterfalls, sliding down smooth rocks, and jumping into clear pools. With lunch included and all gear provided (plus pickup), you’ll finish soaked, tired, and maybe a little braver than before.
Da Lat: Sunrise Cloud Hunting & Tea Hill Morning TourYou’ll set out before dawn from Da Lat for cloud hunting as sunlight spills across misty hills, then wander Cau Dat Tea Hill with a local guide who shares family stories. Taste fresh strawberries at a modern farm, meet locals in a persimmon garden, and finish with breakfast overlooking the valley — a morning that lingers long after you leave.
