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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Halong Bay 5-Star Day Trip from Hanoi: Cave & KayakYou get picked up from your Hanoi hotel, spend six hours on a luxury cruise through Halong Bay's limestone islands, climb Titop Peak for a panoramic view, explore two caves by foot and kayak, eat a seafood lunch onboard, and return with a sunset party and wine included. The whole day — transport, entry fees, guide, food — is handled, so you're not arranging tickets or timing yourself between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Halong Bay experience — caves, kayaking, island views, and a full day on the water — without arranging your own transport, tickets, or timing between stops. The fixed schedule and included pickup mean you're not negotiating logistics in the morning or figuring out how to get back to Hanoi at night.
Ha Giang Loop: 4-Day Motorbike Tour with Easy Rider & HomestaysYou’ll ride through northern Vietnam’s wildest landscapes on a Ha Giang Loop motorbike tour with local guides—stopping for coffee above cloud-wrapped valleys, hiking into limestone caves, sharing meals in H’mong homes, and drifting down canyons by boat. Expect laughter over rice wine and moments of quiet awe you’ll carry home.
Hanoi Walking Street Food Tour with Train Street VisitThis is a guided walking tour through Hanoi's Old Quarter where you taste five traditional Vietnamese dishes at neighborhood stops, then head to Train Street to watch a train pass while you have a local drink. The guide speaks English and picks you up from your hotel if it's in the Old Quarter, or meets you at the starting point on Bat Su Street. The tour runs three to four hours and includes all five dishes, one drink at Train Street, and transport to the final stop.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat what locals actually eat instead of restaurant versions, and if seeing the train on Train Street is something you want to experience in person rather than from a distance. The guide's knowledge of which neighborhood restaurants are worth the walk and the timing around the train arrival are what make the three to four hours feel like a real day in the Old Quarter instead of a checklist of stops.
Mekong Delta & Cai Rang Floating Market 2-Day TourYou’ll ride boats through shaded canals, wake up with locals at Cai Rang Floating Market, taste honey tea and fresh noodles right on the water, and try your hand at making Vietnamese pancakes before heading back to Ho Chi Minh City. It’s two days full of small surprises and real moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Ho Chi Minh City Evening Food Tour by Scooter: 7 Dishes in 4 HoursA four-hour evening food tour of Ho Chi Minh City by motorbike, departing at 6 PM with hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide. You'll sample seven authentic Vietnamese dishes across seven districts—bun thit nuong, banh xeo, banh khot, coconut ice cream, and mountainous specialties—ending with a mini cooking challenge. The route avoids tourist areas and includes all food, transport by motorbike with helmet, and return to your hotel.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you need your guide to accommodate dietary restrictions and adjust pacing for your group, rather than following a fixed itinerary for mixed diners.
Hanoi City Tour: Old Quarter, Train Street & Countryside by JeepA 4.5-hour Hanoi city tour by open-air jeep and on foot, covering the Old Quarter's narrow streets, the French Quarter's colonial architecture, West Lake, a countryside family visit on Banana Island, and the famous Train Street. Hotel pickup is included, as are a professional English-speaking guide, lunch, snacks and a helmet. The jeep lets you move through the city fast enough to see the overview, then you get out to walk the backstreets and sit with a local family—two ways of seeing the same place in one morning.Is it for me?If you are staying in or near the Old Quarter without a car, this tour picks you up at your hotel or a central meeting point and moves you through the city in a way that covers both the overview and the backstreet detail—the jeep gets you across Hanoi fast, and the walks let you stand in the places that matter, including a local family's home and the famous Train Street, all in one morning.
Halong Bay & Lan Ha Bay Cruise: Private Balcony, Kayak, CookingYou’ll wake up surrounded by Halong Bay’s limestone towers, paddle through quiet waters in Lan Ha Bay, and learn to make spring rolls with local crew. With all meals included and your own balcony cabin plus pickup from Hanoi Old Quarter, this cruise feels personal — especially those peaceful early mornings out on deck.
Mekong Delta Day Trip from Ho Chi Minh: Boats & Honey FarmYou're picked up from your hotel at 7:30 AM and driven to My Tho, where you board a motorboat to see floating villages and four islands across the Tien River. You stop at a honey bee farm for tea, walk through a fruit garden, sit in a hand-rowing boat through quiet canals, visit a coconut candy workshop, eat lunch, and finish at Vinh Trang Pagoda before returning to Ho Chi Minh City in the evening. Everything — entry, transport, food and guide — is arranged in advance.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Mekong Delta's main attractions — islands, floating villages, temples, local crafts — without arranging boats, timing stops or navigating the delta yourself; the fixed itinerary and included transport handle all of that, which is what makes a full day of river travel possible from Ho Chi Minh City.
Hanoi Cooking Class & Market Tour with 3 Dishes & Egg CoffeeYou pick three dishes from nine Vietnamese classics, source ingredients at a local market with the chef, then cook them yourself over two hours in the restaurant kitchen. Lunch or dinner is included—you eat what you made—plus a complimentary drink and a bonus egg coffee. The class runs 3 hours total, morning or afternoon, at a fixed location on Hang Buom Street.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn how to cook real Vietnamese food, not just taste it—the market stop is what makes the difference, because you see where the ingredients come from and understand the choices a cook makes before the stove even turns on.
Lan Ha Bay & Cat Ba Island: 3-Day Kayaking & Trekking from HanoiYou get picked up from your Hanoi hotel, driven to Ha Long, and board the Vega Legend cruise for two nights anchored in Lan Ha Bay's quieter waters. Days include kayaking through limestone channels and hidden lagoons, a moderate trek up Cat Ba Island's Ngu Lam peak with views across three bays, village cycling, and a cooking class. All meals, guide, kayak gear, and park entry are included; you return to Hanoi by mid-afternoon on day three.Is it for me?Pick this if you want the main Lan Ha and Cat Ba highlights without arranging your own transport, guide, meals, and park tickets—the fixed itinerary and small-group boat are what make it possible to see three different landscapes and a real village in three days without the stress of logistics.
Hanoi: Street Food Walking Tour with Egg Coffee & BeerYou’ll wander Hanoi’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting everything from savory rice pancakes to chewy sticky rice ice cream. Learn how to roll your own spring rolls and sip creamy egg coffee in a tucked-away cafe. Expect laughter over chopstick lessons and stories behind every dish — the kind of evening that stays with you long after you leave.
Ha Long & Lan Ha Bay Cruise: Balcony Cabin, Kayak & CookingYou’ll float between limestone islands in Ha Long & Lan Ha Bay, kayak through hidden lagoons, try your hand at Vietnamese cooking (and maybe squid fishing), and wake up to sunrise Tai Chi on deck. There’s time for quiet moments too — watching mist drift over the water or tasting fresh seafood as you glide past ancient cliffs.
Ha Long & Bai Tu Long Bay: 2-Day Cruise with Cave & KayakYou’ll glide through Bai Tu Long Bay’s quieter waters by kayak, swim near Cap La Island, taste home-cooked Vietnamese meals on deck, and explore Thien Canh Son Cave’s secret chambers — all with pickup from Hanoi and a local guide who makes every moment feel easygoing.
Hai Van Pass Motorbike Tour: Ride 21 km of legendary curvesA motorbike tour from Hoi An (or Da Nang or Hue) riding the legendary Hai Van Pass and stopping at Marble Mountains, Lang Co Beach, Lap An Lagoon, and Suoi Mo Waterfall, with a professional guide, helmet and safety gear, entrance fees, and the choice to ride your own bike or sit as a pillion passenger. You pick a one-way route to another city or a loop that returns you to where you started, and you choose your own drop-off location anywhere in your destination city.Is it for me?Choose the self-ride option if you want to control the bike through the Hai Van Pass curves yourself; choose pillion passenger if you'd rather sit back and let an experienced guide handle the technical sections while you focus on the views and photography. One-way tours work best if you're moving between cities; loop tours suit travelers staying in one place who want the full day without repositioning.
Da Nang Sunset Tour: Marble Mountains & Monkey MountainA guided tour of three Da Nang landmarks—Marble Mountains, Am Phu Cave and Monkey Mountain—in a small group with hotel pickup, English-speaking guide and entrance fees included. Choose between a morning departure with local lunch or a sunset timing to watch the light change across the Son Tra peninsula. The tour lasts five hours and involves walking and climbing, with an elevator option available at Marble Mountain for the first 146 steps at your own cost.Is it for me?Choose the morning departure if you want lunch included and an open afternoon afterward; pick the sunset tour if you're timing your visit around the light change across the peninsula and prefer an earlier start to your day. Either way, the small group size and fixed schedule mean the three sites stay manageable in five hours without you arranging transport or entry separately.
Hanoi Airport to Old Quarter: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetYou're met at arrivals with a personalized signboard and driven directly to your Hanoi Old Quarter hotel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. No haggling, no uncertainty about the fare, no hunting for transport after a long flight. The driver is confirmed 24 hours after booking, and you reconfirm timing one or two days before departure.Is it for me?Worth booking if you're landing tired and don't want to negotiate a fare or navigate the city on your own—the fixed price and confirmed driver mean you go straight from the gate to your hotel without stops or surprises.
Hanoi: Street Food Walking Tour Old Quarter & Dong XuanYou’ll taste Hanoi’s best street food in places you’d probably never find alone — from sizzling banh cuon at Dong Xuan Market to smoky bun cha in the Old Quarter. With a local guide leading you through hidden alleys and secret cafés (egg coffee included), expect laughter, new flavors, and maybe a noodle mishap or two along the way.
Cu Chi Tunnels: Private Half Day Tour with Pickup & MealYou’ll feel history under your skin as you crawl through Cu Chi Tunnels with a private guide who brings wartime stories alive. Taste fresh sugarcane juice or enjoy a Vietnamese meal if you choose V.I.P., plus hotel pickup and drop-off so you can just focus on what you’re feeling out there.
Ha Giang Loop 4 Days: Motorbike Tour & Ethnic VillagesYou ride a motorbike 280 kilometers over four days through mountain passes, ethnic villages, and river canyons, sleeping in homestays and eating at local restaurants. The tour includes your round-trip bus from Hanoi, a local English-speaking guide, fuel, and meals; you arrange only your own return transport on the final afternoon.Is it for me?This tour suits riders and non-riders who want to see the mountain passes and ethnic villages of northern Vietnam without arranging transport, guides, or homestays separately—the fixed itinerary and local guide handle all three, leaving you to focus on the ride and the landscape.
Mekong Delta: Group River Cruise, Pagoda & Local LunchYou’ll join fellow travelers for a day trip from Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta—cruising rivers past fishing villages, exploring Vinh Trang Pagoda’s mosaic colors, tasting honey tea at a local home, and sharing lunch with new friends as folk music drifts by. It’s less about sightseeing and more about feeling part of Vietnam’s gentle rhythm for a day.
