Tours in Vietnam

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $68

Ho Chi Minh City: Motorbike Street Food Tour with 12 Tastings

Tear through Ho Chi Minh City's backstreet food stalls on the back of a motorbike, stopping for 12 tastings across four hours. Your guide navigates you through neighbourhoods locals eat in—slurping noodles at dawn-shift vendors, biting into crispy spring rolls still hot from the wok, chasing bánh mì with cold beer, finishing on fresh oysters and creamy flan. No tourist traps, no rehearsed patter. Just the real Saigon breakfast-to-dinner circuit, fuel included.

Day Trip Motorbike Tour in Hai Van Pass.

Ride the Hai Van Pass loop on the back of a motorbike, navigating one of Vietnam's most celebrated coastal passes over seven to eight hours. This route cuts through dramatic mountain scenery, threads past fishing villages, and dips down to pristine beaches between Danang and Hue. You'll experience the switchbacks and sea views that have made this stretch legendary among riders, with a local driver handling the bike whilst you absorb the landscape and stop at viewpoints along the way.

★ 5.0 (160)

Hanoi Dusk Food Tour with 15+ Tastings

Walk through Hanoi's old quarter at dusk with a food-focused guide, stopping at 8–9 neighbourhood spots for over 15 tastings. You'll eat at family-run kitchens and recognised restaurants, sampling everything from street-side specialities to refined dishes. The group stays small—maximum 8 people—so you're never jostling for space or attention. Four hours total, meeting at a central, easy-to-locate point.

4 hoursfrom AUD $64

Hanoi City Half-day Jeep Tour: Hanoi Food, Culture, Sight and Fun

★ 5.0 (155)

Hanoi City Half-day Jeep Tour: Hanoi Food, Culture, Sight and Fun

Explore Hanoi in a vintage Soviet-era Jeep, the iconic vehicle of the Vietnamese People's Army. This 4.5-hour tour navigates backstreets and landmarks alike, stopping for egg coffee, local meals, and conversations with an English-speaking guide who knows where tourists don't venture. Choose morning (finishing with lunch), afternoon (starting with lunch), or sunset departures. You'll taste the city's food culture and catch its rhythm beyond the guidebook.

4h 30mfrom AUD $78

Hanoi City Tour : Hanoi Highlights and Hidden Gems

★ 5.0 (149)

6 hours – 12 hoursfrom AUD $50

Hanoi City Tour : Hanoi Highlights and Hidden Gems

This 4.5-hour guided tour covers Hanoi's essential landmarks and quieter corners in a small-group minivan. You'll hit the Ho Chi Minh Complex, Temple of Literature, French Quarter, Old Quarter, Long Bien Bridge, Westlake, and Train Street, then duck into narrow laneways to see how locals actually live. Hotel pickup and drop-off in the Old Quarter, plus all entry fees, a guide, and local refreshments are included.

Best Hanoi Food Tour 7 Different Food Tasting Visit Train Street

A three-hour food tour through Hanoi's Old Quarter that strings together seven distinct Vietnamese dishes at family-run restaurants, finishing at the famous Train Street for coffee or beer as trains rumble past. You'll navigate narrow lanes with a local English-speaking guide, sampling street food classics whilst absorbing the quarter's everyday rhythms and layered history. Private pickup available.

Kayaking Hiking Swimming in HaLong Bay With A Luxury Cruise

Spend 6–12 hours exploring [Ha Long Bay](/places/ha-long-bay) from a luxury cruise, combining paddling, swimming and hiking around limestone karsts. After hotel pickup from Hanoi, you'll kayak through secluded lagoons, swim in sheltered coves, and climb to viewpoints overlooking the bay's dramatic geology. Lunch and an English-speaking guide are included. The pace suits all fitness levels, from leisurely deck time to more active exploration.

True North Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Tour 4 Days of Adventures

★ 5.0 (136)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

True North Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Tour 4 Days of Adventures

When Em from our team took the True North Ha Giang Loop, we got four days of genuine mountain biking through Vietnam's far north — think switchback roads, limestone peaks, and villages where tourism hasn't flattened the character yet. You're on a motorbike the whole time, either riding your own or riding pillion with a guide, so fitness matters less than nerve and a sense of humour. The outfit keeps groups small, feeds you well, and sticks you in local guesthouses rather than resort chains. It's the kind of tour that works because no one's pretending it's something it isn't.

Ban Gioc Waterfall - Angel Mountain By Car Small Group

A 12-hour small-group expedition through Cao Bang's UNESCO-listed Geopark, combining dramatic mountain scenery with cultural immersion. You'll navigate winding passes by vehicle, visit ethnic minority villages (Tày, Nùng, Dao, Hmong), explore Ngao Cave and Ban Gioc Waterfall, and sample traditional local dishes prepared fresh. Your guide—fluent in English and deeply familiar with the region—leads you off established routes to hidden spots most visitors miss.

12 hoursfrom AUD $128

Saigon Night Craft Beer and Street Food By Scooter and motorbike

★ 5.0 (105)

Saigon Night Craft Beer and Street Food By Scooter and motorbike

Ride through Saigon's night streets by scooter, stopping at rooftop bars, street food vendors, and craft beer pubs. This four-hour tour pairs local brews with Vietnamese dishes—sprouting eggs, fried beef tendon, and seasonal market finds. Your guide navigates you between sunset views, the city's flower market, and independent breweries, finishing with tastings of house-made beers with stories behind every glass.

4 hoursfrom AUD $92

Hue city tour with private driver Flexible & Custom itinerary

★ 5.0 (98)

4 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $32

Hue city tour with private driver Flexible & Custom itinerary

Explore Hue at your own rhythm with a private driver who knows the city inside out. Choose your start time, build your own route, and discover everything from landmark sites to tucked-away local restaurants. Your driver handles navigation and parking while you soak in the imperial capital's pace. Tours run 4–9 hours depending on what calls to you, with hotel pickup and drop-off included.

★ 5.0 (77)

11 hours – 12 hoursfrom AUD $64

Taste of Saigon: Local Street Food Tour

Spend four hours eating your way through District 3's working-class neighbourhoods on the back of a motorbike, stopping at stalls and hole-in-the-wall joints where locals actually eat. Your guide navigates you past the tourist zones into Saigon's food culture—the real stuff—and along the way shares stories about the historic Nguyen Thien Thuat apartments and the city's layered past. You'll taste, ask questions, and adjust the route based on what interests you most.

Full day Halong Bay Luxury Cruise - buffet lunch, kayak, swim.

A 12-hour cruise through Halong Bay's limestone karsts, combining cave exploration, paddling, and swimming. You'll visit Sung Sot Cave and Luon Cave by kayak, swim at Titop Island, and return via air-conditioned limousine from Hanoi. The boat features a heated pool, floor-to-ceiling windows, and serves Vietnamese buffet lunch with vegetarian options. An English-speaking guide leads throughout.

Early morning tour to Bana Hills- Golden Bridge Private tour

★ 5.0 (70)

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $84

Early morning tour to Bana Hills- Golden Bridge Private tour

Beat the sunrise crowds to Ba Na Hills on this early-morning private tour from your hotel. You'll ride the cable car 1,487 metres up to explore the famous Golden Bridge, peer into the Wine Tunnel, stroll through manicured flower gardens, and visit the hilltop Linh Ung Pagoda with its towering 27-metre Buddha statue. The French colonial village and Fantasy Park round out five to six hours in the mountains west of Da Nang, with a guided walk and plenty of free time to photograph without jostling tourists.

★ 5.0 (68)

Hanoi Street Food Tour with Local Guide

Spend three hours navigating Hanoi's laneways with a guide who's spent over a decade living here. You'll stop at neighbourhood spots to taste five to eight dishes and sample local drinks, moving through the city's food culture rather than its monuments. Anna handles recommendations, stories, and logistics—you handle the eating. Bottled water, coffee, tea, and dinner included.

Unique Lantern and Coffee Making Class in Hoi An

Learn to brew Vietnamese coffee styles—from robust dark roasts to silky egg coffee and coconut variations—then craft your own silk lantern in this hands-on 3.5-hour class in Hoi An. You'll taste each technique before making it yourself, then take home a lantern you've decorated by hand. The studio is fully accessible, with snacks and drinks included.

Sapa Paragliding with Acrobatic Flips & Round-trip Transfer

When Charlie from our team tried Sapa's highest paragliding launch, we got a visceral sense of why this one's special — you're taking off from Hàm Rồng Top at 1750 metres, the country's highest jump point, and you're literally floating above Fansipan Peak. The 2-hour experience includes a round-trip transfer from your hotel, so no logistics stress. The landscape beneath you is surreal: cloud-draped valleys, endless terraced fields, and the Hoàng Liên Sơn range rolling in every direction. It's a small-group affair with certified pilots, and if you want the rush, they'll throw in acrobatic flips and dynamic turns mid-flight.

Ha Long Bay Luxury Day Cruise with Buffet Lunch, Caves & Kayaking

This 12-hour day cruise launches from Hanoi into [Ha Long Bay](/places/ha-long-bay), gliding past limestone peaks and secluded coves. You'll kayak or drift on a bamboo boat through emerald waters, explore cave systems, and eat a spread of Vietnamese dishes served onboard. A local guide narrates the geology and history as you move between sites. Hotel pickup and drop-off from the Old Quarter, entrance fees, and a packed lunch round out the package.

12 hoursfrom AUD $58

Da Nang private car: Golden Bridge, My Son & Marble Mountains

★ 5.0 (181)

5 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $45

Da Nang private car: Golden Bridge, My Son & Marble Mountains

Tailor your own exploration of Central Vietnam with a private driver from Da Nang or Hoi An. String together the sights that appeal—the Marble Mountains and Lady Buddha, Ba Na Hills' mountain views, the winding Hai Van Pass, the ancient temples of My Son, or Hoi An's lantern-lit streets. You control the pace and route over 5 to 11 hours in an air-conditioned vehicle, with an English-speaking driver handling navigation while you watch the landscape unfold.

Dalat: Cloud Hunting & Sunrise Trekking to Hon Ho Mountain

★ 5.0 (149)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $52

Dalat: Cloud Hunting & Sunrise Trekking to Hon Ho Mountain

A short trek from Dalat's edge up Hon Ho Mountain to catch sunrise breaking through the cloud layer below. The 4–5 hour outing starts before dawn, climbs a manageable trail with trekking poles and guide support, and rewards early risers with views across the valley shrouded in mist. A bowl of pho waits at the finish. Best conditions follow overnight rain, when humidity hangs low enough to blanket the highlands.

Can Tho: Floating Market, Canals, Nature Reserve & Forest

★ 5.0 (123)

Can Tho: Floating Market, Canals, Nature Reserve & Forest

This 6.5-hour Can Tho tour combines two distinct Mekong experiences: catching the early rush at Cai Rang Floating Market, then shifting gears to explore Lung Ngoc Hoang Nature Reserve and its forest trails. You'll navigate narrow canals by sampan with a local boatman, stop at a traditional noodle factory, and hear from residents about their river-dependent routines. An English-speaking guide steers the day, moving between the market's energy and the quieter waterways where most visitors never venture.

Hoi An Duck Stop Experience Feed and Lead Ducks

When Lily from our BugBitten team tried this Hoi An duck experience, she spent 45 minutes in a quiet village outside the town proper, wading through paddies and farmland with a local guide who let her hand-feed and actually lead a small flock of ducks. It's genuinely off the tourist trail — you're not watching from a distance or posing for staged shots. The whole vibe is low-key countryside, the kind of place where you bump into actual farmers and kids playing by the water. It works because it strips back the performance and just lets you be part of the daily rhythm for a bit.

45 minfrom AUD $11

Mekong Delta Day Trip: River Cruise, Coconut Village

★ 5.0 (82)

Mekong Delta Day Trip: River Cruise, Coconut Village

This eight-hour excursion departs Ho Chi Minh City at dawn, whisking you southwest into the Mekong Delta's waterlogged heartland. You'll navigate the region's labyrinth of canals by motorised and rowing boats, stopping at a coconut village to watch artisans at work and sample orchard-fresh fruit. Lunch at a riverside eatery precedes a set of traditional folk music before the return drive to the city by late afternoon.

Hoi An Food Tour: Taste 11 Vietnamese Dishes

Walk through Hoi An's back streets sampling 11 regional dishes across three hours, starting at 4 PM. Your guide connects each plate to local history and community traditions, moving at an easy pace through working neighbourhoods where vendors still cook the old way. You'll eat proper—not tourist-menu versions—stopping at family-run stalls and neighbourhood haunts that locals actually frequent.

Cao Bang Loop: 3-Day Roads, Roots & Rivers Motorbike Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team rode the Cao Bang Loop, she spent three days looping through northern Vietnam's most dramatic terrain—waterfalls that drop like curtains, limestone karst valleys, and the kind of winding roads that make you forget your commute back home exists. The route pulls you through ethnic villages where homestays double as dinner tables, past Ho Chi Minh's old hideout at Coc Bo Cave, and along the Chinese border where the landscape shifts from jungle green to rocky grey. Groups stay small (7–9 riders), which means your guide actually remembers your name and adjusts pace to the group. It's three days of controlled adrenaline: someone else handles the bike; you handle the wonder.

3 daysfrom AUD $368

Full Day Tour in Hanoi City by Limousine Bus

★ 5.0 (60)

Full Day Tour in Hanoi City by Limousine Bus

When Lily from our team ran this full-day Hanoi tour, we got a solid eight-hour sweep of the city's heavyweight historical sites from a comfortable limousine bus. Ba Dinh Square, Hoan Kiem Lake, and the Temple of Literature anchor the itinerary — all genuinely old, all genuinely worth seeing. Hanoi's a dense, layered place where a thousand years of history stacks visibly on the streets, and this tour threads the main threads. The group stays small (max 22 people), which helps when navigating crowds at peak spots. It's a straightforward sightseeing day with an English-speaking guide, entrance fees sorted, lunch included, and no pretence.

Private Rejuvenating Mask Therapy in Da Nang

This private facial treatment in Da Nang targets tired, congested skin with a targeted hour-long session combining deep cleansing, exfoliation and nutrient infusion. A therapist works through layered techniques—stripping away built-up grime and dead cells, then feeding the skin moisture and active ingredients to kickstart collagen beneath the surface. Designed to tackle everyday damage: breakouts, pigmentation, dullness. You'll leave with noticeably softer, firmer skin and a genuine sense of calm.

Michelin Food Tour in Ho Chi Minh City Taste Authentic Saigon

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Michelin food tour through Ho Chi Minh City, she got the real deal — not the sanitised version. A local guide steers you between four or five hole-in-the-wall spots on the back of a motorbike, stopping for things like chicken noodle soup, grilled beef, banh xeo, and seafood. The tour's four hours, you're bouncing between Districts 1 and 4 mostly, and the energy's pure street-food Saigon — cramped shopfronts, plastic stools, locals eating shoulder-to-shoulder. It's chaotic and genuinely flavourful, which is exactly what makes it work.

4 hoursfrom AUD $44

Hoi An Walking Private Tour - Lanterns, Boat Ride & Local Foods

★ 5.0 (53)

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $92

Hoi An Walking Private Tour - Lanterns, Boat Ride & Local Foods

A four-to-five-hour private walking tour through Hoi An's Old Town, led by a local guide who navigates you past temples, heritage houses, and markets before a sunset boat ride on the Hoai River. You'll taste street food and traditional herbal drinks along the way, finishing with lantern-lit views from the water. Hotel pickup included within 5 km of the town centre.

Top-rated Home Cooking Class with a River View AC Kitchen

★ 5.0 (50)

Top-rated Home Cooking Class with a River View AC Kitchen

Learn to cook Vietnamese classics in a family-run kitchen overlooking the river. This three-hour class pairs hands-on instruction from a seasoned cook with custom menus tailored to dietary needs. Work with quality ingredients in an air-conditioned space, then eat what you've prepared. Small groups keep the atmosphere relaxed and personal, perfect for picking up techniques you'll actually use at home.

Hanoi Vespa After Dark Street Food Tour -Hidden Gem-Train Street

Navigate Hanoi's nocturnal energy on the back of a Vespa, weaving through narrow lanes and backstreets to discover street-food stalls, colonial landmarks, and the quirky Train Street district. This 4-hour evening tour pairs the thrill of scooter travel with tastings of regional specialities—bánh xèo, bún chả, phở cuốn—and ends at a jazz club with live performance. Your English-speaking rider handles navigation while you soak in the city's after-dark character, complete with egg coffee at a Train Street café.

4 hoursfrom AUD $98

Hoi An Ancient Town And Countryside Tour Full Day

★ 5.0 (41)

Hoi An Ancient Town And Countryside Tour Full Day

Spend eight hours in Hoi An's countryside and ancient centre, trading tourist shoes for local rhythms. You'll cook regional dishes at a fisherman's house, then eat what you've made for lunch. Practise traditional fishing techniques with basket boats, craft paper lanterns by hand, and catch a local theatre performance. A private guide leads the day, moving between rural activities and the town's historic streets.

8 hoursfrom AUD $142

Sapa Glass Bridge, Cat Cat Village and Moana Day Tour

★ 5.0 (440)

Sapa Glass Bridge, Cat Cat Village and Moana Day Tour

Seven-hour loop through Sapa's valleys, villages, and viewpoints. Start in Cat Cat Village among the Black H'mong community, explore waterfalls and rice paddies, then head to Moana for art installations and mountain vistas. Finish with a drive over O Quy Ho Pass to the Glass Bridge—a transparent walkway suspended above sheer drops and forested ravines. Light on effort, heavy on scenery.

7 hoursfrom AUD $45

Private Full Day Ninh Binh Tour from Hanoi

★ 5.0 (269)

9 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $155

Private Full Day Ninh Binh Tour from Hanoi

A private nine-to-eleven-hour excursion from Hanoi into Ninh Binh's limestone country, where you set the rhythm. Your English-speaking guide navigates you through boat caves, rice-field villages, and mountain viewpoints at your own pace. The itinerary covers Tam Cốc or Tràng An, Mua Cave's summit, Bái Đính Pagoda by electric cart, Hoa Lư's ancient ruins, and countryside cycling. Lunch and all entry fees are sorted; you just show up.

Private Hanoi City Tour: 4-Hour Customized Tour with Train Street

★ 5.0 (162)

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $56

Private Hanoi City Tour: 4-Hour Customized Tour with Train Street

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this private Hanoi tour, the pitch was customization — you pick what matters to you, and the guide shapes the day around that. We hit Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Hoa Lo Prison, the famous Train Street café strip, and Tran Quoc Pagoda across roughly four hours, ferried in an air-conditioned car with a private English-speaking guide. It's pitched at travellers who want to move at their own pace without the group-tour herding. Hanoi itself is chaotic, noisy, dense — motorbikes everywhere, street food wafting from every corner, colonial architecture wedged between modern sprawl. This tour lets you see both the official history and the lived-in city.

Ninh Binh Highlights Tour - Hoa Lu, Trang An And Mua Cave

★ 5.0 (100)

Ninh Binh Highlights Tour - Hoa Lu, Trang An And Mua Cave

A twelve-hour loop through Ninh Binh's standout sights with a small group in a comfortable coach. Start at Hoa Lu, where the ancient capitals' temple complexes devoted to Kings Dinh and Le open up local religious heritage. Drift along Trang An's limestone waterways by rowing boat, then tackle Mua Cave's steep staircase for sweeping views across the karst peaks. Optional village cycling lets you pedal quiet backroads; those who'd rather skip can stay aboard. Lunch, guide, entry fees, and equipment are sorted.

Paradise Cave & Dark Cave 1 Day - Deluxe Small Group

Spend nine hours exploring two of Vietnam's most dramatic cave systems on this action-heavy day trip. You'll harness-zip over turquoise water, swim into Dark Cave's entrance wearing a life jacket, navigate passages lit only by your headlamp, and wallow in the cave's buoyant mud chamber. The centrepiece is Paradise Cave, Asia's longest dry cavern, a cathedral-like formation of stalactites and stalagmites that opened to visitors in 2010. Small groups travel by buggy and air-conditioned vehicle with an experienced guide, lunch and all gear included.

Hoi An Traditional Lantern Making Class with Local Artisan

When Ben from our team tried this lantern-making class in Hoi An, he spent an hour in a family-run workshop learning how locals craft the town's signature silk lanterns. It's a genuinely hands-on session — you're not watching from the sidelines, you're folding, gluing, and assembling your own take-home lantern under an artisan's patient eye. The workshop sits in the heart of the old town, a pocket of calm amid the touristy buzz, and the instructor weaves in the history of why these lanterns matter to Hoi An's identity. No crafting experience needed; the pace is relaxed and suited to solo travellers, couples, and families alike.

1 hourfrom AUD $12

Can Tho: Floating Market, Canals, Tropical Orchards & Mekong Life

★ 5.0 (78)