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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Ha Long Bay: Limestone Cruise, Kayak & Sung Sot CaveYou're picked up from your Hanoi hotel and driven to the marina, then spend six hours on a day cruise through Ha Long Bay's limestone landscape. The itinerary includes lunch on board, exploration of Sung Sot Cave, kayaking through Luon Cave, swimming or hiking at Titop Island, and a sunset party on the return journey. An English-speaking guide is with you the whole time, and the boat has a Jacuzzi and sundeck lounge included. Hotel pickup and return are part of the package.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Ha Long Bay's main attractions — caves, islands, kayaking — in a single day without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself. The fixed schedule and included pickup mean you step into the day already moving.
Hue: Citadel, Royal Tombs & Perfume River Boat TourYou visit the UNESCO-listed Hue Citadel and two royal tombs—Khai Dinh with its Paris-sculpted king statue and Minh Mang with its garden-integrated design—then take a boat on the Perfume River past Thien Mu Pagoda and stop at Dong Ba Market. Everything is included: private car, English-speaking guide, lunch, and the boat ride. No group waiting, no separate tickets to buy.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see Hue's main imperial sites—the Citadel, two royal tombs, and the pagoda—without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself. The private car and guide mean you move at your own pace and don't wait for a group to gather.
Private Starfish Beach & Phu Quoc North Tour with Farm VisitYou’ll kayak through mangroves, taste fresh pepper at a local farm, and eat seafood right on Starfish Beach—all away from tourist crowds. It’s hands-on, relaxed, and gives you a real feel for how locals spend their days off in Phu Quoc.
Private Hanoi Airport Transfer to Old Quarter | Fast PickupYou’ll skip the taxi hassle and language mix-ups with this private transfer from Hanoi Airport straight to your Old Quarter hotel. It’s quick, comfortable, and you get real local tips from an English-speaking driver who knows the city inside out.
Sapa trek from Hanoi: 2 days with hill tribe villagesA 2-day trek from Hanoi to Sapa in the Hoang Lien Son mountains, staying overnight in a homestay and visiting Cat Cat, Y Linh Ho, Lao Chai and Ta Van villages inhabited by Black Hmong and Red Dzao tribes. Hotel pickup in Hanoi, day bus to Sapa, two guided treks totaling roughly 10 kilometers, meals included, and return bus to Hanoi on day two. Local guide speaks English and Vietnamese.Is it for me?Book this trek if you want to walk between actual villages and sleep where locals do, rather than stay in a hotel and visit on a day trip — the overnight homestay and the second day's route to Y Linh Ho village, which most day tours skip, give you access to how the hill tribes live when tourists aren't watching.
Ha Long Bay: 2-Day Cruise with Titop Island & Sung Sot CaveYou board a 14-cabin cruise at midday, settle into a private cabin, and spend two days moving between limestone islands, caves, and swimming spots. Day one includes the Pearl Farm, Titop Island hiking and swimming, and an optional cooking class; day two takes you through Sung Sot Cave before returning to Hanoi by mid-afternoon. Meals, kayaking, entry fees, and the guide are all included, so you show up and the logistics are done.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Ha Long Bay's main attractions — caves, islands, swimming — without arranging separate boat tickets, transport, or meals; the two-night format means you're not rushing the experience, and the small cabin count keeps the boat intimate enough to feel like a real journey.
Hoi An: Countryside Bike Tour, Basket Boat & Old Town LanternsYou’ll pedal quiet country lanes near Hoi An, try your luck riding a water buffalo or paddling a basket boat through lush palms, taste local tea and candy with villagers, then wander Old Town’s lantern-lit streets at dusk — ending your day releasing your own lotus lantern onto the river for good luck.
Cham Islands Snorkeling Tour from Hoi An & Da NangYou're picked up from your hotel, sped out to a protected marine reserve, guided through a 150-year-old pagoda and working fishing market, then snorkel for forty-five minutes in clear water with intact coral. Lunch with fresh seafood happens on the beach before the return trip. The whole day, including transport and meals, is arranged—you just show up at your hotel at 7:30 AM.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see a protected marine reserve without arranging your own boat, guide, or meals—the fixed schedule and included transport from your hotel means you're not negotiating logistics on the beach.
Hoi An to Da Nang Airport: Private Transfer & PickupYou're met at Da Nang Airport or your Hoi An hotel with a nameplate, driven in a private air-conditioned vehicle to your destination, and dropped at the door. Toll fees and a 60–90 minute wait (depending on flight type) are included. The driver speaks Vietnamese; customer service is available round the clock on WhatsApp to handle changes or delays.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and arrive at your hotel or airport without arranging transport on the ground — the fixed price and confirmed driver remove the negotiation and uncertainty that come with street taxis.
Fansipan Peak & Cat Cat Village: 2D1N from HanoiYou take a sleeper bus from Hanoi to Sapa, trek through Cat Cat Village with a local guide on day one, then ride the world's longest cable car up Fansipan Peak and climb to the summit on day two. Hotel, meals, all transport, and entry fees are included; you return to Hanoi the same evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to reach Fansipan's summit and see a traditional H'mong village without arranging transport, hotels, or a guide separately—the fixed itinerary and included meals mean you show up and the logistics are handled.
Bai Dinh Pagoda, Trang An & Mua Cave tour from HanoiThis full-day tour from Hanoi visits three sites in Ninh Binh province: Bai Dinh Pagoda, where 500 stone statues surround a 100-ton bronze Buddha; a 2.5-hour boat trip through the limestone cave system of Trang An, a UNESCO World Heritage site; and Mua Cave, a 500-step climb to the summit of Lying Dragon Mountain. The tour includes hotel pickup in the Old Quarter, lunch with local dishes, entrance fees, and an English-speaking guide. You choose at checkout whether to include the Mua Cave climb or return to Hanoi after the boat trip.Is it for me?Choose the two-site option if you want the pagoda and the boat trip without the physical demand of climbing; the three-site option with Mua Cave is for travelers who want the summit views and don't mind the 500 steps. Either way, the guide and the fixed schedule mean you don't arrange transport between sites or figure out which caves to see—the day is built for you.
Hoi An Food Tour & Lantern Workshop with Tailor VisitStroll through Hoi An’s historic streets with a local guide, sample signature dishes like Cao Lau and Banh Mi, craft your own silk lantern in a friendly workshop, and meet skilled tailors for custom clothing. This tour blends food, culture, and hands-on fun for a real taste of daily life in Vietnam’s most charming town.
Danang, Bana Hills & Hoi An: Private Tour with Local GuideYou’ll taste smoky noodles in Hoi An, glide above misty forests on the Bana Hills cable car, and wander Danang’s colorful cathedral—all with a local guide who shares stories along the way. With cruise port pickup and lunch included, you’ll get real glimpses of daily life that linger long after you leave.
Ho Chi Minh City: Motorbike Food Tour with 10 Street EatsYou’ll ride pillion through five lively districts of Ho Chi Minh City by motorbike, sampling ten street foods only locals usually find. With an English-speaking guide leading the way, expect laughter over tricky pronunciations, quick bites at hidden spots, and even a rain poncho if needed. It’s noisy, deliciously messy—and you might find yourself thinking about those flavors long after you’re home.
Tan Son Nhat Airport to Ho Chi Minh Hotels: Private Transfer 24/7You get picked up at the airport or your hotel by a professional driver who knows the route to Ho Chi Minh City, eliminating the need to arrange transport yourself or negotiate fares at the curb. The service includes door-to-door delivery, flight tracking for arrivals, and a fixed price confirmed at booking—what saves time is knowing exactly when and how you'll get there.Is it for me?Book this if you want to arrive at your hotel without arranging a taxi, negotiating fares, or waiting for a shuttle—the fixed price and door-to-door pickup mean you trade the hassle for certainty.
Bamboo Craft Workshop in Vietnam: Make & Take Home SouvenirsA four-hour bamboo craft workshop in Vietnam where you learn how people use bamboo as a sustainable material, watch traditional techniques, and spend creative time making and decorating your own souvenir to take home. The instructor teaches in English, provides all tools and materials, and guides you through each step of the process.Is it for me?The workshop runs four hours with instruction woven through the creative time, so you're not standing around waiting—you're learning, then making, then personalizing your piece. If you want to leave with something you made yourself rather than something finished, this is the format that makes that possible.
Cat Cat Village Trek from Sapa: Black Hmong Culture & WaterfallA half-day guided trek from Sapa down into Cat Cat Village, home to the Black Hmong ethnic group, covers about 2.5 kilometers through Muong Hoa Valley to a waterfall built around a French hydraulic power station. An English-speaking local guide shows you daily life in the village, walks the route with you, and van transport takes you back to Sapa town when the trek ends. Children from age 4 are welcome.Is it for me?Choose the group tour if you're open to trekking alongside other travelers and want to keep the cost lower; pick the private tour if you prefer to move at your own pace with only your party and have the guide's full attention for questions about the village and the valley.
Cham Island Sea Trek Snorkeling: Speedboat, Coral, LunchA full-day sea trek and snorkeling adventure from Da Nang and Hoi An City takes you by speedboat to Cham Island, a UNESCO-recognized biosphere reserve, where you don provided gear and swim among schools of tropical fish and living coral. Hotel pickup is included in the Da Nang and Hoi An options; lunch and all snorkeling equipment are provided. The tour runs seven hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the Da Nang or Hoi An private pickup if your hotel is in either city and you want the boat to leave on schedule without waiting for other travelers. The shared car transfer works if you're staying elsewhere and prefer to split transport costs — pickup still comes to your hotel, and the speedboat departure time stays the same.
Ninh Binh: Rice Planting, Buffalo Ride & Fishing with LocalsYou’ll feel muddy boots and laughter as you ride a buffalo through Tam Coc’s fields, plant rice with local farmers, try traditional fishing methods, and share a meal cooked together. This day trip from Ninh Binh lets you slow down and really connect with rural Vietnam — it stays with you longer than you’d expect.
Cat Ba Island Tour from Hanoi: Small Group, Local GuideA two-day guided tour of Cat Ba Island and Lan Ha Bay departing from Hanoi, with a maximum of 12 travelers and an English-speaking local guide. The itinerary skips the crowded stops and instead moves through Cat Ba National Park to Butterfly Valley, a traditional village trek, and a boat day on Lan Ha Bay. Includes all park entry, meals, shuttle transport from Hanoi, and an overnight stay at a lodge on the island.Is it for me?Small groups under 12 people suit this tour best—the size is what makes it possible to move through villages and stop for tea with local families instead of following a fixed schedule past the main attractions. If you want to avoid the crowded tour-boat experience and spend time with a guide who actually knows the island, this itinerary is built for that.
