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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Da Lat: Langbiang Peak, Crazy House & Datanla Toboggan Day TripYou’ll ride Asia’s longest toboggan at Datanla Falls, stand above Da Lat from Langbiang Peak, wander the surreal Crazy House with your guide’s stories in your ear, and taste fresh strawberries on a quiet farm visit. Each stop feels like a new side of Da Lat—and maybe yourself—you didn’t expect.
Cu Chi Tunnels: Private Tour with Hotel Pickup & Early AccessYou’ll crawl through real Cu Chi Tunnels with a local guide who shares family stories, taste boiled tapioca and tea like wartime soldiers did, and see bomb craters up close. With hotel pickup from Ho Chi Minh City and an early start to avoid crowds, you’ll get both quiet moments and unexpected laughs along the way.
Sapa: Fansipan Cable Car, Cat Cat Village & Moana Day TourYou ride the Muong Hoa monorail and Fansipan cable car to the 3,143-meter summit, eat a buffet lunch in the clouds, then visit Cat Cat Village with an H'Mong guide who explains the terraced fields and traditional crafts. Moana Sapa rounds out the afternoon with viewpoint photos and a complimentary drink. Transport and guide are included; Fansipan tickets are purchased on-site at the official counter.Is it for me?Choose this if you want Sapa's main sights—the cable car, the village, the viewpoints—in one day without arranging your own transport or tickets; the guide handles logistics so you focus on the views and the H'Mong culture.
Hoi An Food & Cultural Walking Tour: Hidden NeighborhoodsThis walking tour of Hoi An takes you into the residential alleys and neighborhood markets beyond the main tourist district, with a local English-speaking guide leading a small group of no more than eight people. You taste carefully selected local specialties from family-run vendors and hidden kitchens, each with its own heritage; Vietnamese coffee or traditional herbal tea and bottled water are included. The pace is slow and the focus is on the people and traditions behind the food, not just the tasting itself.Is it for me?Choose the Early Morning (Best Time) option if you want to walk the quieter backstreets before the day heats up and the crowds arrive; the Afternoon Hidden Gems tour suits you if you prefer a later start and want to end with an evening stroll through the lantern-lit Ancient Town.
Mekong Delta Day Tour: My Tho & Ben Tre with Boat, LunchYou’ll get to see real Mekong life up close—pagodas, canal rides, home-cooked food, and friendly locals who actually live here. If you want more than just photos, this day trip gives you stories to bring home.
Mekong Delta: My Tho & Ben Tre Day Tour with Boat RidesYou’ll drift along winding waterways in Ben Tre by row boat, sample honey tea on Unicorn Island, cycle through coconut groves, and share lunch in a shady village spot—all guided by locals who make each stop feel personal. Expect laughter, new tastes, maybe muddy shoes—and memories that linger long after you’re back in Saigon.
Mekong Delta: 4 Islands Day Tour with Cooking & Boat RideYou’ll float down quiet canals in the Mekong Delta, try honey wine on Unicorn Island, cycle past coconut groves and rice paddies, and cook Khot cake with a local chef. Expect laughter with your guide, open-air lunch with fresh fruit, and those little moments you can’t plan for—like sunlight flickering off muddy water or kids racing your bike.
Ho Chi Minh City: Mekong Delta Tuk Tuk, Boat & Bike TourYou're picked up from your Ho Chi Minh City hotel and driven to the Mekong Delta, where you spend the day rowing through coconut-shaded canals, visiting Vinh Trang Pagoda, tasting tropical fruits and honey tea on the water, and eating a Vietnamese lunch on Tortoise Islet. Hotel drop-off is included, so you don't arrange transport or timing yourself — the guide handles the route and the schedule fits the day.Is it for me?Book this if you have one day in Ho Chi Minh City and want to see the Mekong Delta without arranging your own transport, timing the stops, or figuring out which islands are worth the detour — the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you spend the day on the water instead of planning it.
Halong Bay Cruise: Overnight from Hanoi with Kayaking & MealsYou’ll drift through Halong Bay’s limestone islands by cruise boat, kayak into quiet coves, learn to make spring rolls with local crew, and wake up to sunrise over calm water. This overnight tour from Hanoi includes transfers, all meals (with fresh seafood), and moments that stick with you long after you’ve left the bay.
Basket Boat Ride in Hoi An Coconut Forest: Learn to PaddleA basket boat ride through Hoi An's coconut forest where you paddle a traditional bamboo boat, watch fishermen cast nets and spin boats, try hand-line crabbing, and learn the paddling technique from local guides. The activity runs about two hours with hotel pickup, a welcome drink, and safety gear included; the fishing net demonstration wraps up by 3:45 p.m., and morning departures before 9 a.m. mean fewer boats on the water.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want to focus on paddling technique with fewer boats around, or choose the lantern-making option to add a hands-on craft activity at the restaurant after paddling.
Halong Bay Cruise: 2-Day Kayak, Caves & Island from HanoiYou’ll drift past Halong Bay’s limestone islands by boat, kayak through Luon Cave’s quiet archways, swim off Titop Island or just watch locals joke around in the sun. Wake up on calm water before exploring Surprising Cave and learning to make Vietnamese spring rolls — all with meals, hotel pickup and a local guide included.
Halong Bay: Luxury Day Cruise, Sung Sot Cave & Buffet LunchYou’ll float through Halong Bay’s surreal limestone islands on a luxury cruise with buffet lunch, kayak or take a bamboo boat at Luon cave, wander through Sung Sot cave’s cool chambers, and swim or climb for panoramic views at Titov Island—all with hotel pickup and sunset treats included.
Hanoi Jeep Tour: West Lake, Opera House & Train StreetA small-group jeep tour of Hanoi that covers the city's landmarks—the Opera House, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, West Lake—and the quieter sides tourists usually miss: backstreets, Banana Island's rural farms, the Van Nien Pagoda, and the Train Street cafes. The tour runs 4.5 hours with an English-speaking guide, lunch, and hotel pickup; you choose between a private jeep or a shared group departure.Is it for me?Pick the private jeep if you want to explore narrow backstreets and rural villages without stopping for other passengers, or the group jeep to share costs while following the same route.
Mekong Delta tour from Ho Chi Minh City: Sampan rides and pagodaA full-day guided tour of the Mekong Delta from Ho Chi Minh City takes you by air-conditioned van to Vinh Tràng Pagoda, then by motor boat and sampan through the waterways of My Tho, where you watch fruit orchards, listen to local music and eat Vietnamese lunch. Hotel pickup from central District 1 and an English-speaking guide are included; you choose between a regular group (up to 26 people), a small group (up to 12) or a private limousine option.Is it for me?Choose the small-group option if you want fewer than a dozen people and more time to ask questions; the regular group works well if you're traveling solo or with one other person and don't mind a larger tour; the limousine option suits families or friends who want privacy and flexibility during the day.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour & Egg CoffeeYou’ll wander through Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, tasting classics like Bun Cha and Banh Mi while learning why each dish matters here. Expect laughs over egg coffee in a hidden café, crispy spring rolls eaten curbside, and stories that stick with you long after you’ve left the busy streets behind.
Ha Long Bay: 3-Day Au Co Cruise with Viet Hai Village & CavesYou’ll cycle or ride through peaceful Viet Hai village on Cat Ba Island, kayak beneath limestone cliffs at Trinh Nu Beach, visit Cua Van Floating Village by boat, and explore Sung Sot Cave’s vast chambers. All meals are included along with round-trip transfer from Hanoi — expect small moments of connection and plenty of time just watching the light shift across Ha Long Bay.
Halong Bay: Private Day Cruise, Cave, Kayak & Seafood LunchYou’ll ride from Hanoi to Halong Bay with hotel pickup, then board a private cruise past limestone islands and famous spots like Fighting Cocks Island. Choose kayaking or a bamboo boat at Ba Hang Village and walk through Thien Cung Cave before heading back — expect fresh seafood for lunch and plenty of quiet moments on the water.
Lan Ha Bay & Cat Ba: 2-Day Cruise with Kayaking, Less CrowdedYou kayak between limestone islets, swim at a quiet beach, sleep on a boat, and bike through a mountain village where fishing families still live as they have for generations. Transport from Hanoi, cabin, all meals, and a guide who knows which channels stay empty are included. Two days, one night, smaller groups than the main bay.Is it for me?A good fit if you want the limestone scenery of Halong Bay but without the crowded anchorages—the smaller group size and quieter bay are what make the kayaking and village visit feel less staged. Plan for an overnight boat stay and a full day of activity; that's the pace that lets you move between three different spots without rushing.
Saigon Night Motorbike Tour with Local Food TastingA four-hour evening motorbike tour of Saigon departing at 5:30pm, where you ride behind an English-speaking guide through District 1, District 7 and District 4, stopping to eat fish noodle soup at a local restaurant, visit the flower market, see the Thuan Kieu Plaza apartments, drink tropical fruit smoothies at a floating market, and walk the food street in District 4. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for guests in Districts 1, 3, 4, 5 and 10; the meeting point is Saigon Opera House for all others. Dinner, helmet, rain poncho and accident insurance are included.Is it for me?You ride as a passenger behind your guide, not on your own bike, so this works for anyone who wants to see the city's neighborhoods and markets without navigating the traffic themselves. The four-hour evening timing means you start after the heat of the day and finish with dinner, which suits travelers who want to eat where locals do rather than in a tourist restaurant.
Ho Chi Minh City: Small-Group Landmarks Tour & War MuseumYou’ll trace Saigon’s turbulent story from Reunification Palace to the sobering War Remnants Museum, then soak up everyday life at Ben Thanh Market and Jade Emperor Pagoda. With hotel pickup and a local guide sharing personal stories along the way, expect both laughter and quiet moments that linger long after you’re back at your hotel.
