Things to do in Vietnam
Cu Chi Tunnels Tour87 optionsCity Sightseeing Saigon19 optionsDay Trips from Ho Chi Minh10 optionsHo Chi Minh River Cruise56 optionsHa Long Bay Tours67 optionsBa Na Hills Tickets44 optionsDay Trips from Hanoi18 optionsSapa Tours36 optionsHalong Bay Overnight Cruise23 optionsBai Tu Long Bay Tours24 optionsNinh Binh Tours19 optionsHo Chi Minh Food Tour81 options
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Hue to Hoi An: Private Jeep Tour via Hai Van Pass & Marble MountainYou’ll ride from Hue to Hoi An in a restored Jeep with a local guide, stopping for a swim at Nhi Ho Waterfalls and lunch on Lang Co Beach before crossing Hai Van Pass. Expect real moments—like chatting with locals or feeling mountain air on your face—that stick with you after you’ve checked into your hotel.
Ha Long Bay Day Cruise Route 2: Caves, Kayaking & Sunset PartyYou board at Tuan Chau Marina at 11:30am and spend the afternoon on Route 2, the less-crowded path through Ha Long Bay. You swim or climb Titop Island, walk through Surprise Cave, eat a seafood buffet onboard, and watch the sunset with wine and fruit. Optional kayaking into Luon Cave adds 30–40 minutes if you want it. An English-speaking guide handles the logistics, and you're back on land by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Ha Long Bay highlights—swimming, caves, views—without the full-day commitment or the crowds that come with the standard route. The fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you're not arranging transport, food, or timing yourself.
Nha Trang: Discovery Scuba Diving Hon Mun IslandYou arrive at your hotel for pickup, spend the morning learning to scuba dive in two separate dives at Hon Mun Island with a dedicated instructor, eat breakfast and lunch on the boat, and return by evening. Small groups and all gear included mean you focus on the experience, not logistics or cost surprises.Is it for me?Book this if you've always wondered what it's like to breathe underwater but don't want to commit to a full certification course — the small group size and included meals mean you're not juggling logistics while you're learning something new.
Hanoi Highlights Tour: Temple of Literature, Hoa Lo Prison & Pho LunchYou’ll walk Hanoi’s living history—from tranquil courtyards at the Temple of Literature to the haunting halls of Hoa Lo Prison, then sip green tea in a hidden teahouse before crossing The Huc Bridge to shimmering Hoan Kiem Lake. Lunch ends with steaming pho alongside locals. It’s not just sights—it’s stories, flavors, and small moments that stick with you.
Hanoi: Private City Tour & Train Street Café ExperienceYou’ll wander ancient pagodas by West Lake, sip iced coffee inches from passing trains on Hanoi Train Street, and lose yourself in Old Quarter’s maze of sounds and scents. A local guide shares stories you won’t find online — plus there’s hotel pickup and time to linger where it matters most.
Ho Chi Minh City: Michelin Food Tour by Motorbike at NightYou’ll ride pillion through Saigon’s buzzing night streets on this Michelin food tour by motorbike, stopping at local favorites for chicken noodle soup, bánh xèo pancakes, grilled beef wrapped in betel leaves, and rich bò kho stew. Expect laughter with your guide, skyline views from Ba Son Bridge, and an honest taste of Ho Chi Minh City’s street life—all with pickup included.
Hoi An: Market, Basket Boat & Cooking ClassYou shop for ingredients at a working Vietnamese market, paddle a traditional bamboo basket boat through a coconut palm forest in Cam Thanh village, then cook multiple dishes with a local chef and eat lunch together. The guide speaks English, entrance fees and the boat ride are included, and you leave with the skills to make these dishes again at home.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn to cook Vietnamese food in the place it comes from, starting with the market where locals actually shop—the small-group format and hands-on approach mean the chef has time to teach you properly, not just feed you.
Hoi An to Hue: Hai Van Pass Private Transfer & Scenic DriveYou get picked up at your Hoi An hotel and driven north across the Hai Van Pass to Hue in a private, air-conditioned car with an English-speaking driver. The three-hour transfer includes WiFi, bottled water, and the dramatic coastal-mountain scenery that makes this road famous—without the tunnel alternative most travelers take. No stops or detours; just the drive itself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Hai Van Pass without renting a car or navigating the road yourself—the private driver and fixed route mean you get the view without the logistics.
Phu Quoc: Street Food Tour with Locals & Night Market WalkYou’ll squeeze onto little blue chairs beside locals in Phu Quoc, biting into smoky BBQ skewers and fresh banh mi as your guide shares stories about island life. Seafood noodles steam up your glasses while you laugh over clumsy Vietnamese toasts. At the night market, you’ll wander past glowing stalls before finishing with coconut ice cream that somehow tastes even sweeter under neon lights.
Mekong Delta: Cai Be Cooking Class, Kayak & Boat Day TripYou’ll swap city bustle for slow riverside rhythms on this Mekong Delta day trip from Ho Chi Minh City. Paddle narrow canals by kayak or sampan, taste fruit straight from orchards, join a hands-on Vietnamese cooking class with locals, and share lunch under mango trees before heading home with new stories—and maybe sticky fingers.
Da Nang to Hue via Hai Van Pass: Dragon Bridge & Marble MountainsYou're driven from Da Nang through Marble Mountains and past the Dragon Bridge, then over the Hai Van Pass—Vietnam's highest mountain road—with stops at Lang Co beach for lunch, a fish village, and a waterfall. Private transport, English-speaking guide, all entry fees and water included. The full day ends in Hue.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Da Nang's main sights and the Hai Van Pass in one day without arranging your own transport or buying tickets separately—the private car and English-speaking driver mean you move at your own pace and get context for what you're seeing.
Hoi An: Marble Mountain Caves & Monkey Mountain Private TourYou're picked up from your hotel and driven to Marble Mountain, where you explore stone-carving workshops and climb to three caves with Buddhist temples inside. After that, you head to Monkey Mountain to see the 67-meter Lady Buddha statue and panoramic views of Da Nang, with a chance to spot resident monkeys. Entry tickets and an English-speaking guide are included, and the whole day is private, so the pace is yours.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see two distinct mountain sites in one day without arranging transport or buying tickets separately — the private pickup and included entry fees mean you can focus on exploring instead of logistics.
Hanoi to Sapa: Private Sleeper Bus with WiFi & Massage BedYou board a private sleeper cabin in Hanoi's Old Quarter, travel six hours to Sapa with two rest stops, and arrive early enough to start your day. The cabin includes WiFi, a massage bed, water, and full privacy—no shared seating, no middle seat, no compromise on sleep. Hotel pickup and drop-off at your Sapa destination are included, and you can request a single cabin for a small extra charge if you want the bed entirely to yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to sleep through the Hanoi-to-Sapa journey instead of sitting upright all night, and you'd rather not arrange your own transport or negotiate with random minibus touts at the station. The private cabin and early arrival time are what let you rest on the way and start exploring Sapa before the crowds.
Hue: Street Food Walking Tour with Local Dishes & BeerYou’ll wander Hue’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting everything from delicate bánh bèo cakes to bún bò Huế noodles and sweet chè desserts. Share laughs over cold Huda beer and learn little stories behind each dish. This street food tour isn’t just about eating—it’s about feeling at home in Hue for an evening.
Phu Quoc: Private Snorkeling Tour Half-moon Reef & Coral MountainYou’ll float above Phu Quoc’s wildest coral reefs by private speedboat with an underwater guide who actually swims beside you—not just shouting from the boat. Expect clear water at Half-moon Reef and Coral Mountain, fresh fruit breaks on an island beach, and real moments with local guides who know every hidden spot. You might leave with salt on your skin—and a memory that lingers longer than you expect.
Phong Nha & Paradise Cave from Hue: Two UNESCO caves in one dayA full-day tour from Hue explores two major caves in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Quang Binh province. You start before dawn, trek 1.6 km through forest and climb 500 steps to Paradise Cave's vast chambers, then after lunch board a dragon boat for a 30-minute river cruise into Phong Nha Cave, where stalactites line an underground waterway. The tour includes hotel pickup in Hue, all cave entry, the boat ride, lunch with local specialties, an English-speaking guide, and transport back to your hotel by 8 PM. You can choose to end the day in Dong Hoi or Phong Nha instead if that suits your onward plans.Is it for me?Pick the Hue pickup and return if you're based in the city; choose Dong Hoi or Phong Nha drop-off if you're heading south afterward and want to skip the return journey to Hue.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Cyclo Ride, Herb Garden & Local MarketYou’ll wind through Hanoi’s lively markets by cyclo before finding calm in a hidden herb garden. With your host guiding you, harvest fresh herbs, cook classic Vietnamese dishes from scratch, and share stories over lunch with homemade treats and rice wine. You might leave smelling like lemongrass — but you’ll remember the warmth long after.
Hanoi: Ban Gioc Waterfall & Angel Mountain 2D/1N TourYou're picked up before sunrise in Hanoi and driven to Cao Bang Province, where a local guide takes you through mountain villages and border routes to Angel Mountain and a riverside homestay. The next morning includes Ngao Cave, a boat ride to Ban Gioc Waterfall, and a monastery viewpoint before the drive back to Hanoi. Meals, lodging, entry fees and transport are all covered.Is it for me?Right for travelers leaving Hanoi who want to see Ban Gioc Waterfall and the mountain villages around it without arranging their own transport, guide, or lodging — the fixed itinerary and early pickup mean you don't have to navigate the 240-kilometer drive yourself or figure out where to sleep in Cao Bang.
Hanoi: Egg Coffee Cooking Class & Spring Roll SnackYou’ll step into a welcoming Hanoi café and learn how to make traditional egg coffee from scratch with a local instructor guiding you every step. Whisk your own creamy topping, pour your perfect cup, then relax with a fresh spring roll as you chat about Vietnamese coffee culture. It’s hands-on, relaxed, and leaves you with both new skills and sweet memories.
Hoi An Lantern Making Class with Boat Ride: Craft and release your own lanternA lantern-making class in Hoi An where you build a bamboo lantern and floating candle with local artisans, then release them on the Thu Bon River at dusk. The 2-hour experience includes hotel pickup, all materials, instruction in English, and a private boat ride for your group. You choose between a bamboo lantern, a paper lantern, or both; some options include hotel drop-off as well.Is it for me?Book this if you want a souvenir you made yourself and a moment to participate in a local tradition rather than just watch it. The private boat means your group releases lanterns together without waiting for strangers or following a fixed schedule.
