Hoi An to Hanoi

Explore the countryside around Hoi An on the back of a vintage Vespa and experience something a little different during your stay. We will get to see the countryside and visit some local businesses where you will learn more about the way of life in this part of Vietnam. We will show you a side of Hoi An that most visitors miss out on. We will start the day by driving out of Hoi An city  (a local rice flour dish) being made and you can give it a go yourself! You will also see local weavers making straw mats,  and ride on the back of vespa along the bank of the river see fish farm and also amazing to see fish trap, ans stop to see the people build fishing boat  as well as crossing a traditional bridge built comletely from bamboo., Your guides will give you information about some of the history and local traditions.

Experience the enchanting sunrise at My Son and enjoy the Sanctuary and its haunting beauty free from the daily crowds.

A full day which has various activities including cycling, a boat trip, basket boat rowing, and fishing. Discover the lifestyle and techniques of the local fishermen, the tools and marine craft they use while you absorb the scenic environment. This tour incorporates a visit to the vegetable village and picturesque nipa palm forest

Touted as one of the twenty cleanest cities in the world and the most livable city in Vietnam, Da Nang is a destination that you simply cannot afford to miss. Dovetailed with romantic Han River, featured with the seductive My Khe Beach, and backed by Ba Na Mountain, Da Nang is blessed to be the tourist capital of South Central Vietnam. Attractions such as Hai Van Mountain Range, tropical rain forest on Son Tra Peninsula, Ngu Hanh Son Mountain and Fantasy Park are all must-go places in Da Nang. Every year, this beautiful city hosts an international fireworks competition, luring artists and visitors from all over the world to lighten up the sky in one night.  Located on the bank of Song Huong- Perfume River; Hue, the capital of Thua Thien Hue province in Central Vietnam, is 700 km southern Hanoi, 1100km northern Ho Chi Minh City, and only a few miles from the sea. Most well-known for its historic values; Hue had been recognized as one of the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.

Traversing the narrow bridge that spans Thu Bon River from the old town, Cam Kim Island is a bucolic region not far from Hoi An centre. Expansive rice paddies and corn fields separate the island’s scattered hamlets. Small houses with vegetable gardens, lines of areca or coconut trees, gentle but magnificent water buffaloes ambling in the rice fields and children riding bicycles for noon break, paints an enriching portrait of this peaceful island. The villages also have some traditional handicrafts such as carving, boat building, mat making that have endured over hundreds of years of production. There are two options to discover, full day cycling or half day cycling with a boat trip

Ride a bike to Tra Que village for a taste of rural life: learn about local gardening, soak your feet, cook a traditional meal with a local family, and join in the vegetable harvest. You’ll have the chance to connect with members of a local community—it’s an authentic, personal alternative to more typical sightseeing tours—while exploring a scenic part of the Hoi An countryside.