Things to do in Da Lat
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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.
Dalat Countryside Private Tour and WaterfallsA private countryside tour of Dalat with hotel pickup and an English-speaking local guide, visiting coffee farms, waterfalls, a silk factory, and K'Ho minority villages across 5 to 8 hours. The tour includes all entrance fees, bottled water, and private transportation by car or van; a minimum of 2 people books a vehicle, or a single traveler can arrange motorbike transport instead.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want your own guide and vehicle for the day—you'll move at your own pace between waterfalls and coffee stops without waiting for other travelers.
Da Lat: Longest Dry Slide & GOD Valley with Strawberry FarmDa Lat full-day tour: Langbiang Land slides, GOD Valley statues, and strawberry picking. Includes guide, transport, entry fees, and insurance. 8-10 hours.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Da Lat's newest attractions without arranging transport or buying tickets separately—the fixed itinerary covers three very different sites in one morning and afternoon, which is what makes them all fit into a single day.
Go Kart & Alpine Coaster in Dalat: Half-Day Adventure RidesA half-day activity in Dalat combining go-kart racing and an alpine coaster ride, with transport, an English-speaking guide and entry to Mongo Land. You choose whether to add the alpine coaster to the luge kart experience, and the itinerary includes a stop at Mongo Land for photo moments and animal encounters before heading back to the office.Is it for me?Book the base tour if you want the go-kart and photo stop without the extra cost of the alpine coaster; add the coaster option at checkout if you want a second ride and don't mind the longer afternoon commitment.
Dalat: Pinhatt Trek & Tuyen Lam Lake SUP with LunchYou’ll trek up Pinhatt Mountain with a local guide, rest for a picnic lunch overlooking Tuyen Lam Lake, then paddle or kayak its calm waters surrounded by pine forests. Expect laughter over language slips, cold water shocks if you fall in (it happens), and that quiet sense of pride when you finally see Dalat from above.
Dalat: Sunrise Trek to Hon Bo Mountain & Cloud HuntingYou’ll wake early in Dalat for a sunrise trek up Hon Bo Mountain, hoping for those rolling morning clouds everyone talks about. With a local guide leading the way, you’ll share laughs on the trail and warm up afterward with steaming Vietnamese pho — probably more satisfying than you expect. It’s simple but leaves an odd little glow inside.
Da Lat Waterfalls Tour: Datanla, Pongour & Elephant FallsA seven to eight hour tour of Da Lat and its countryside visits Datanla Falls, Pongour Falls and Elephant Falls, plus a lake surrounded by pine forest, a cricket farm, a bee farm, Buddhist temples and a coffee plantation. The guide speaks English, pickup is included, and the tour carries bottled water and air-conditioned transport. Lunch is not included; children from age one are welcome.Is it for me?Book this if you want a shared tour that combines Da Lat's three main waterfalls with local food tastings—the guide drives the route and handles all entry tickets, so you skip the logistics of visiting spread-out countryside sites.
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.
Da Lat Countryside Motorbike Tour: Waterfalls, Coffee & Local FarmsYou’ll ride pillion through Da Lat’s cool countryside with a local guide—stopping at lakes wrapped in mist, lively villages (with giant rooster statues!), vegetable farms and mushroom sheds where you can chat with farmers, plus taste strong Vietnamese coffee right where it grows. Expect real moments: waterfall spray on your face, monks chanting softly in ancient pagodas—and maybe even laughter over homemade rice wine.
Kayaking and Camping at Tuyen Lam Lake, Da LatCamping and SUP kayaking at Tuyen Lam Lake near Da Lat spans two days: you paddle at sunset on Day 1, gather around a campfire for BBQ and wine, sleep in the forest, then paddle again at dawn before breakfast and return to the city by 9 AM. The guide teaches you to paddle, all equipment and meals are provided, and children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?Two full days away from Da Lat means you're committing the overnight, which rules out a quick afternoon paddle — but it's what makes the sunrise paddle and the campfire gathering possible. If you have only a few hours, look for a day trip instead; if you have the time and want to paddle twice and sleep under the trees, this one holds the full arc.
Da Lat morning tour: Alpine Coaster, Crazy House, Clay TunnelA half-day morning tour of Da Lat combining three distinct stops: the Crazy House (one of the world's ten most bizarre buildings), an outdoor clay sculpture exhibition tracing the city's history, and Datanla waterfall nestled in pine forest. The tour includes pickup, professional guide in English or Vietnamese, entrance fees to the main sites, bottled water, and dropoff at a central restaurant; the Alpine Coaster at the waterfall is optional and paid separately.Is it for me?Book this if you want three distinct sites—waterfall, tunnel, and architecture—guided together in one morning rather than piecing together separate visits; the guide connects their cultural significance so you understand how they fit Da Lat's story.
Scented Candle Workshop Da Lat: Make & Decorate Your OwnA scented candle-making workshop at Twin Beans Farm in Da Lat's suburbs where you explore a herb garden, blend essential oils, craft a candle and decorate it yourself over 90 minutes. The workshop includes all tools, wax, oils and decoration items; a guide leads the session in English or Vietnamese, and you can add roundtrip transfer from your hotel if you need it.Is it for me?Book this workshop if you want a hands-on afternoon that ends with something you made—the herb garden and oil blending give you the raw material, and the making and decorating are entirely yours. Add the transfer option if you're navigating Da Lat without a rental or driver.
Da Lat Canyoning & Zipline: 1500m forest adventureA six-hour canyoning and zipline adventure in Da Lat combines two activities in one day: descend waterfalls and rock walls using specialized equipment, then zip 1500m across the forest canopy on Asia's longest forest zipline system. Professional guides, transport from your hotel, lunch and all safety gear are included. Children from age 7 can join; moderate fitness is required.Is it for me?Choose this if you want both activities in one session rather than separate days, and prefer a smaller group where guides can watch each person through the canyon sections.
Da Lat Trekking Tour: Hidden Waterfall & Sturgeon Farm with DogsThis three-hour trekking tour from Twin Beans Farm takes you into Da Lat forest with a pack of seven dogs as guides, stopping at one of the region's largest sturgeon farms and a waterfall closed to the public. The tour includes an English or Vietnamese-speaking guide, purified water, fruits and snacks at the waterfall, and sturgeon farm entry; round-trip hotel transfer is available as an add-on option. Not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or cardiovascular concerns.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you're a dog lover with a free afternoon in Da Lat and want to reach a waterfall most visitors can't access—the pack of seven dogs makes the trek feel less like a standard hike and more like exploring with a group of companions. The three-hour length fits between breakfast and lunch, or you can stay after to book the coffee roasting workshop or candle-making class on-site.
Da Lat full-day tour: Crazy House, waterfalls & Go-KartsA full-day guided tour of Da Lat covering four main stops: Datanla waterfall in pine forest, the Crazy House (Hang Nga Villa) with its surreal architecture, the Clay Tunnel open-air museum carved into basalt, and Langbiang Mountain with optional jeep access to the peak and Go-Kart racing at Langbiang Land. Pickup and dropoff from your hotel are included, along with an English-speaking guide, entrance tickets to the Crazy House and Langbiang Mountain, and bottled water. The alpine coaster, jeep ride to the peak, clay tunnel entry, and Go-Kart tickets are optional add-ons you can choose at checkout.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a full free day and want to mix hiking, quirky architecture, and adrenaline in one trip. The fixed schedule and included transport mean you don't arrange the route or timing yourself—your guide moves the group through four very different sites, so you get the mountain views, the Crazy House, and the Go-Karts without building the day from scratch.
Private Dalat Waterfall Tour: Pongour, Elephant & DatanlaYou’ll get up close with Dalat’s wildest waterfalls, taste mountain-grown coffee at Me Linh Café, meet locals at cricket and silk farms, and soak up real highland life—all with an English-speaking guide who knows every shortcut and story along the way.
Da Lat Waterfall Motorcycle Tour: Easy Rider, Local Food & VillagesIf you want more than just sightseeing in Da Lat—real food, real stories, hands-on stops—this motorcycle tour is for you. You’ll eat local breakfasts by the lake, meet families who make noodles from scratch, climb up to wild views at Lady Buddha Statue, and even try fried crickets if you’re brave enough! Guides share stories that stick with you long after the ride ends.
Learn to Make Vietnamese Coffee Filter in Da LatThis class teaches you to make a Vietnamese Phin coffee filter in Da Lat, using specialty-grade beans and the proper technique so your brew tastes like a professional's. You learn the method in about an hour, make your own filter to take home, and get time to wander Tam Trinh Coffee Farm and visit Elephant Waterfall without a guide. An English-speaking instructor walks you through each step, and the guide provides free conical hats and umbrellas if the weather turns.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying central Da Lat without a car—public transport reaches the farm where your guide meets you, and the hands-on class fits a free afternoon with time to explore after.
Da Lat Day Tour: Langbiang, Datanla Waterfall & Crazy HouseYou’ll get to climb Langbiang Mountain, ride Asia’s longest toboggan at Datanla Waterfall, wander through Da Lat’s famous Crazy House, and snack on fresh strawberries—all in one full day with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story.
Langbiang Mountain go-kart racing and Gong Show from DalatA half-day afternoon activity from Dalat that combines go-kart racing on Langbiang Mountain with a cultural performance: you race mountain karts, ride the Rainbow Slide, and watch an authentic ethnic Gong Show at Langbiang Land. Pickup starts at 1 PM at Dalat Pho Restaurant with an English-speaking guide; entrance tickets and transport are included. A Jeep ride to the summit and admission to Langbiang Land are optional add-ons at checkout.Is it for me?Pickup at Dalat Pho Restaurant at 1 PM means you do not need a car or a ride arranged—your guide meets you there and handles the transport to Langbiang Mountain and back to your hotel or bus station, which settles the logistics for anyone staying in the city without their own wheels.
