Simple stays with essential amenities. Typically guesthouses, hostels or hotels rated below 3 stars — clean, no-frills, and great for value-conscious travelers.
Comfortable and reliable 3-star stays. Expect private rooms, en-suite bathrooms, and solid amenities — a great balance between comfort and cost.
Upscale 4-5 star hotels and lodges. Enjoy high-end service, refined comfort, and premium locations — ideal for travelers seeking extra indulgence.
Glide through the heart of Hoi An’s countryside on this afternoon bicycle tour—a perfect way to discover the region’s authentic charm. Begin with an hour’s boat ride on the Thu Bon River delta, arriving at Duy Vinh Island to start your cycling journey. Along tranquil paths, visit artisans crafting wooden boats with age-old techniques and learn the secrets behind colorful, handwoven Vietnamese straw sleeping mats.
As you ride, observe farmers at work in lush rice fields and soak up the area’s breathtaking landscapes. Meet welcoming locals and enjoy the gentle rhythms of rural life, making for an enriching and memorable trip.
The unique aspect of this bicycle tour is its focus on genuine encounters and traditional craftsmanship, offering travelers a warm and insightful introduction to Hoi An’s countryside.
For those who crave authentic local experiences, this Thanh Toan village tour in Vietnam is a must. Combine cycling, hands-on farming, fishing, and a cooking class to truly immerse yourself in rural life outside Hue. Pedal past bustling markets and green rice fields, pausing to chat with farmers and cross the storied Thanh Toan Tiled Roof Bridge. Try your hand at rowing a boat on the Nhu Y River, catch fish with villagers, and learn the secrets of rice cultivation. Cap off your day with a hands-on cooking class, preparing Hue’s signature dishes and enjoying your creations for lunch. The unique selling point of this trip is its participatory approach—by engaging in daily village activities, you’ll return home with both new skills and a deeper understanding of Vietnamese culture.
Ready to see Bangkok from a new angle? The "Colors of Bangkok – Half Day Cycling Tour" offers a breezy, relaxed adventure perfect for both young adults and seniors seeking an easy-paced, immersive outing. Pedal through the city’s hidden alleys, lush Bangkrachao 'green lung,' and elevated jungle pathways shaded by coconut and banana trees. Visit Wat Bang Krasop, sample local Thai cuisine, and pause in serene parks. You’ll even have a chance to learn about Muay Thai at a local gym! With its gentle tempo and unique urban-meets-nature experience, this bicycle tour stands out for letting you discover authentic Bangkok far from the tourist crowds, making it accessible and enjoyable for travelers of all ages.
Step back in time and cycle through the historic backroads of Hue, Vietnam’s former imperial capital, on this in-depth tour for history enthusiasts and culture lovers. Start with a scenic Dragon Boat trip up the Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda, then pedal past ancient arenas and lush countryside to Emperor Tu Duc’s Tomb, a masterpiece of Nguyen dynasty architecture. Try your hand at incense making in a traditional village and savor a vegetarian feast at a renowned local restaurant. The route continues along the river to Khai Dinh Tomb, capping off a day filled with discovery and scenic cycling. The highlight of this tour is its insider access to Hue’s monuments and rural traditions, offering a comprehensive look at both the city’s royal past and its living culture.
Ready for your first taste of Vietnam? This ten-day trip is built for young adults and experienced travelers eager for variety, from Ho Chi Minh City’s iconic landmarks and the historic Cu Chi Tunnels to the tranquil waterways of the Mekong Delta. Bike, boat, and sample local life before heading to lantern-lit Hoi An for a cooking class and scenic river rides. In Hanoi, dive into street food and heritage on two wheels, then unwind amid Halong Bay’s towering karsts. The unique selling point: a perfectly balanced itinerary blending hands-on experiences, urban adventure, and stunning natural sights—ideal for first-timers seeking the full spectrum of Vietnamese culture and scenery.
Kayaking and canoeing
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Age Range
1-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Halong
Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Halong Bay, Mekong Delta, Hoi An, Ninh Binh, Ha Noi, Ha Long Bay
Ever wondered how Hoi An’s iconic lanterns are crafted? The Biking to Lantern Making Village Half Day tour lets you cycle through the town’s atmospheric old streets before delving into a hands-on lantern-making workshop. Meeting your guide at 8:00 am or 2:00 pm, you’ll pedal leisurely to a local village and gain insight into the history and artistry of these beautiful lights. Under the guidance of a skilled craftsman, create your own lantern—a personalized souvenir or gift. The gentle bicycle tour through Hoi An’s charming neighborhoods, combined with the creative experience, offers a relaxed way to connect with local heritage. This tour’s unique selling point is its interactive approach: you don’t just observe but actively participate, making the journey memorable and meaningful for anyone seeking authentic cultural experiences in Vietnam.
As the sun dips below Hanoi’s skyline, the city transforms—making sunset the ideal time for a cycling tour that reveals its most photogenic corners. Join a local guide for a four-hour ride through hidden alleys, vibrant street scenes, and along the mighty Red River.
Pause to sample street food by picturesque West Lake and continue past iconic spots like Long Bien Bridge and banana plantations. The journey wraps up with a special dinner and the city’s famous egg coffee, offering a true taste of Hanoi’s culinary culture.
Perfect for those eager to blend activity with exploration, this tour’s highlight is its relaxed, visually stunning route—showcasing Hanoi in its golden hour glow.
Looking for a fresh perspective on Hue? The Cycle up Nhu Y River tour offers a lively exploration of city streets, bustling markets, and tranquil villages. Guided by a local expert, you’ll navigate busy morning markets, pedal past green rice fields to Thanh Thuy Chanh village, and cross the iconic Thanh Toan Bridge. The route follows the scenic Nhu Y River, with stops at pagodas, temples, and flower fields, providing glimpses of everyday life and traditional culture. The highlight of this cycling tour is its immersive route—combining urban vibrancy with rural authenticity, perfect for those eager to see the real Hue beyond the main tourist sites.
Explore Hanoi’s vibrant Red River Delta the way locals do—by bicycle! This half-day tour departs at 7:30 am or 12:30 pm, guiding you across the historic Long Bien Bridge into a world of rice paddies and rural villages. Pedal past farms, meet local residents, and even try your hand at their daily tasks. Visit the ancient Co Loa Citadel, dating back to 257 BC, and stop at a fruit farm before sharing a traditional Vietnamese lunch. Conclude your adventure back at your hotel, filled with stories and memories. The tour’s USP? A genuine, hands-on journey through Hanoi’s countryside, far from the city’s usual tourist trails.
Step into the tranquil countryside of Hoi An with the Cycle and Cook at Tra Que Vegetable Village tour. Pedal past rice paddies to Tra Que, where you’ll join locals in gardening activities—fertilizing, raking, sowing, and harvesting fresh produce. After a relaxing herbal foot soak, learn to cook regional favorites like Tam Huu spring rolls and Banh xeo pancakes in a hands-on class. This tour’s unique selling point is its immersive approach: not just seeing rural life, but living it. Perfect for travelers who crave authentic, interactive experiences and a taste of Vietnamese home-cooked cuisine.