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Hai Van Pass Motorbike Tour: Marble Mountains & Elephant SpringsA full-day private motorbike tour from Da Nang takes you over Hai Van Pass, through Tam Giang Lagoon views, to Elephant Springs for swimming, and up Marble Mountains for trekking. The operator provides the bike, safety gear (helmet, gloves, knee and elbow pads), lunch with seafood, all entrance fees and a live English-speaking guide; children from age 8 are welcome.Is it for me?The day runs six to seven hours of riding and walking combined, with the Hai Van Pass as the centerpiece — it is not a sightseeing loop but a route built around the motorbike itself, so you need to be comfortable on two wheels for most of the morning and early afternoon. Children from age 8 can ride, though the operator does not recommend the tour for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy or cardiovascular concerns.
Hoi An: Tra Que Vegetable & Kim Bong Carpentry Bike TourYou cycle through three working villages near Hoi An — Tra Que gardens, Kim Bong carpentry, and Tra Nhieu fishing — and spend time doing what locals do: gardening, carving wood, weaving mats. Your guide is English-speaking, water and a local drink are included, and the pace is slow enough to talk and take photos without rushing. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see how rural Vietnamese people actually work and live, not just visit a site and leave — the bike pace and small-group format mean you spend real time in each village instead of rushing through.
My Son Sanctuary: Sunset Tour & Boat Dinner from Hoi AnYou’ll wander My Son Sanctuary’s ancient ruins with a local guide, watch traditional Cham dance up close, then float back to Hoi An at sunset while sharing dinner on a private boat. Expect quiet moments among red brick towers and gentle river breezes that linger long after you return.
My Son Sanctuary Day Trip: Rice Paper Making & Local LunchYou’ll travel from Da Nang to My Son Sanctuary with hotel pickup included, explore ancient Champa ruins with a local guide, watch traditional Apsara dance among the temples, make rice paper alongside a local family, and sit down for a homemade Vietnamese lunch before heading back—leaving you with more than just photos.
Langbiang Mountain Trek Da Lat: Summit at 2,167m with Local GuideThe Langbiang Green Trek is a full-day guided hike through pine forest and primary jungle on Da Lat's highest mountain, reaching a 2,167-meter summit with panoramic views of the city and surrounding highlands. The trek includes an English-speaking local guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, a picnic lunch at the peak, and a simple eco-activity where you help carry litter down the mountain. Afterward, you visit Lat Village to learn about K'Ho indigenous culture before returning to your hotel. The pace allows for breaks and recovery, suited to active travelers with moderate fitness who want a meaningful outdoor experience rather a rushed hike.Is it for me?The trek climbs steadily for several hours and involves carrying litter down the mountain, so it asks for active legs and a willingness to move at a moderate pace—it suits travelers who want a real workout and a meaningful reason to be on the mountain, not a casual walk with views.
Hue: Motorbike Tour with Local Students & Abandoned WaterparkYou’ll ride through Hue with local student guides, exploring places like Ho Thuy Tien’s eerie waterpark ruins, pine-covered Vong Canh Hill, peaceful Thien Mu Pagoda, and grand An Dinh Palace. Expect real conversation, unexpected moments of laughter or silence, and a sense of seeing Hue from inside out.
Hoi An Countryside: Bike, Basket Boat & Local Lunch TourYou’ll pedal through Hoi An’s countryside with a local guide, join farmers in Tra Que village for hands-on gardening, glide in a basket boat beneath coconut palms, and share a fresh Vietnamese lunch by the river. Expect laughter, muddy shoes, and small moments that stick with you long after you’ve left.
Da Lat Loop Tour: Private Car, Waterfalls & Coffee PlantationsYou’ll ride with a local guide in a private car around Da Lat’s highlands—monasteries above lakes, waterfalls echoing through forest, real coffee at a plantation, and quiet moments in flower villages or with K’Hor locals. Expect fresh air, honest food and stories you’ll remember longer than you think.
Private Guided Tour of Phu Quoc Island with Hotel PickupA private full-day guided tour of Phu Quoc Island with an English-speaking driver/guide, hotel pickup, and a flexible itinerary that lets you linger at the stops that interest you most. The tour covers a pepper farm where you learn to distinguish pepper varieties, a pearl farm where you see how pearls are extracted from scallops, Suoi Tranh Waterfall in a tropical forest, Ho Quoc Pagoda with sea views, Phu Quoc Prison and its wartime history, and Sao Beach for swimming. The cable car over the An Thoi Archipelago is available as an add-on; lunch and cable car tickets are separate.Is it for me?Hotel pickup means you don't need a car or a ride to start the day—your guide arrives and the tour begins from where you're staying. The private car lets you control how long you spend at each stop instead of moving with a group schedule.
Hoi An Eco-Village: Cooking, Basket Boats & Buffalo RideYou’ll cycle through Hoi An’s lush herb village, meet locals in their fields, try your hand at farming and ride a gentle water buffalo before learning Vietnamese recipes in a rustic kitchen. With basket boat rowing and lunch included, it’s an honest day of laughter and new flavors you’ll remember long after the trip.
Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge: Private Tour from Hoi An or Da NangYou’ll ride high above jungle on Ba Na Hills’ cable cars, step onto the surreal Golden Bridge held by giant hands, stroll through French-inspired streets with your own guide, and set your pace for lunch or games—no rush or crowds. It’s a day full of small surprises and space to breathe.
Hoi An to Hue Private Car & Marble Mountains with DriverYou ride in a private AC car from Hoi An to Hue with an English-speaking driver, making stops at Marble Mountains (with cave temples and Buddha sculptures), Lang Co Beach, Lap An Lagoon, and Hai Van Pass. Water, umbrella, and first aid are included, along with all tolls and parking. The driver waits at each stop and drops you at your Hue hotel — no fixed itinerary, just flexibility built into the route.Is it for me?Book this if you want to reach Hue from Hoi An without arranging your own transport and don't need a guide's running commentary — the fixed price and flexible stops let you control the pace, and the driver's responsibility for tolls and parking removes the usual logistics of a long drive.
Hoi An Vespa Food Tour: Hidden Local Eats by ScooterA guided Vespa food tour through Hoi An that takes you beyond the main streets to sample street snacks, noodles, banh mi, crispy pancakes and fresh seafood at family-run vendors and hidden restaurants. The tour includes hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, helmet and rain poncho, and runs three to five hours, ending around 9 p.m. Children from age five are welcome.Is it for me?The English-speaking guide means you follow the commentary and the stories behind each dish without a language barrier, so travelers who don't speak Vietnamese can still learn how the food connects to the city's history. The Vespa format covers more ground than a walking tour and reaches vendors that tour buses can't access, which matters if you want the places locals actually eat rather than the restaurants already on the map.
Hoi An: Lantern Making Class with Foldable Souvenir & TeaYou’ll sip herbal tea with a local master in Hoi An’s old town while learning how to craft your own foldable silk lantern from scratch. Choose your favorite colors, get hands-on with bamboo and glue (it’s messier than it looks), and leave with two unique souvenirs—one you made yourself and one gifted by your teacher. It’s personal, warm, and honestly pretty fun.
Vietnamese Cooking Class in Hoi An: 4 Dishes with Market TourThis cooking class in Hoi An teaches you to prepare 4 Vietnamese dishes—including Pho soup, rice pancakes, vermicelli and salad rolls—in a traditional stilt house overlooking the river. A chef-guide in English walks you through pounding, separating and grinding techniques with traditional tools, then you sit down to eat what you made. The optional add-on includes a visit to a local market to select fresh ingredients and a bamboo basket boat ride through the Bay Mau coconut forest before class begins.Is it for me?Book the cooking class alone to focus on technique and four dishes, or add the market visit and basket boat ride to trace ingredients from source through the coconut forest before cooking.
Hoi An: Cooking Class, Market Tour & Bamboo Basket Boat RideYou’ll wander Hoi An’s lively market with a local guide picking out fresh ingredients, float through Bay Mau Coconut Village in a bamboo basket boat, then cook (and eat!) classic Vietnamese dishes riverside. Expect laughter, new flavors, and stories you’ll want to tell later.
Hoi An & Coconut Forest: Basket Boat Ride, Old Town Night TourYou’ll float through Hoi An’s coconut forest in a traditional basket boat, try your hand at net casting with local fishermen, wander ancient streets glowing with lanterns after dark, and taste real Hoi An specialties for dinner. The tour includes hotel pickup in Da Nang and an English-speaking guide who makes every moment feel personal.
Da Nang: Thai Massage & Full Body Therapy with PickupYou get picked up from your hotel, guided to a spa in Da Nang, and spend time on a mat while skilled therapists use stretching, pressure, and their body weight to release tension, improve flexibility, and calm your mind. The session includes tea and snacks afterward, and transportation back to your hotel is arranged — no logistics to handle yourself.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to ease muscle tension and stress after days of sightseeing without arranging your own transport — pickup handles the logistics, and the mat-based stretching reaches deeper than oil massage alone. Plan for a session that's intense at first; that intensity is what makes the relief afterward so noticeable.
Hue Tombs & Thien Mu Pagoda: Private Car Tour with Local DriverYou’ll wander Hue’s royal tombs with a local driver who knows every shortcut and story, feel cool breezes under pine trees at Minh Mang Tomb, listen for temple bells at Thien Mu Pagoda, and taste lunch where locals actually eat. It’s calm but surprising in small ways you might remember long after.
ATV Quad Biking Hoi An: Jungle Trails & BBQ LunchA six-hour ATV quad biking activity in Hoi An where you navigate rugged terrain, jungle and rural villages on a quad bike with an English-speaking guide, then eat BBQ lunch at a family-run farm. Participants must be 14 to 64 years old; solo riders are 18+. The price covers tandem riding (two people per ATV); single rider upgrade available. All food, one drink and farm vegetables are included.Is it for me?The tour picks you up by air-conditioned vehicle, so you don't need a car or a way to reach the countryside on your own. The guide handles the route and the timing, which means you ride the trails without navigating or planning the day yourself.
