Tours in Vietnam
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Cham Island Snorkeling Tour- Group Tour
When Jake from our team took the Cham Island snorkelling tour, we found a solid half-day escape from the Hoi An hustle. The group heads out to Cu Lao Cham Nature Reserve โ a protected cluster of islands with decent coral patches and fish life โ for a mix of snorkelling, a beach break, and a seafood lunch cooked fresh. You're with an English-speaking local guide in a small group boat, picked up from your hotel. Seven hours total gives you enough time in the water without feeling rushed, and the islands themselves have a quiet, lived-in feel โ fishing villages and old temples dotted about. It's a gentle marine day out, not a adrenaline sprint.

Hanoi City Half-Day Motorbike Tour with Street Food (4.5 Hours)
When Charlie from our BugBitten team did this half-day motorbike tour, we found it's the best way to see Hanoi without a car. You're on the back of a bike with a local driver navigating the Old Quarter's maze of colonial alleys, hitting iconic spots like the Long Bien Bridge, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and Tran Quoc Pagoda, then stopping for proper street food โ bรกnh tรดm, bรบn chแบฃ, egg coffee โ at holes-in-the-wall locals actually eat at. Four and a half hours, mix of legend and lunch, and you leave feeling like you've actually done Hanoi.

(Customized Tour) Phong Nha Full Day Tour
When Sarah from our team looked into this, the first thing she noticed was how little is fixed in advance. This is a customised Phong Nha day tour, built around you rather than a set run of stops, with a driver-guide handling the moving parts. Phong Nha sits in Quang Binh province in central Vietnam, where limestone karst rises sharply out of flat farmland and rivers wind through the valleys. It's a region people usually visit for caves and national park scenery, so you'll share the roads and viewpoints with other travellers, but a private arrangement tends to feel calmer than a coach circuit. The listed duration is around ten and a half hours, which leaves room to cover a lot of ground at a relaxed pace if you plan it sensibly. Sarah found the planning conversation with customer service the real work here, so it's worth going in with a clear idea of what you want to see.

Ta Xua Limousine 3 Days Tour Experience
When Lily from our team ran this 3-day loop from Hanoi, Ta Xua and Tram Tau delivered the quiet alternative to the tourist grind. You're trading the city noise for rolling highlands, walking through villages where you'll actually meet locals rather than pose for photos, and eating what people cook at home. The pace feels deliberateโno rushing between ten sites before lunch. Two nights means you settle in rather than constantly pack and unpack. It's the kind of trip that works if you're after genuine countryside and don't mind a slower rhythm.

Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Adventure with Easy Rider, Round-Trip Bus
When Charlie from our team tackled the Ha Giang Loop with Easy Rider, we boarded a sleeper bus from Hanoi's Old Quarter and spent the next five days as passengers on the back of a local rider's motorbike, threading through northern Vietnam's most dramatic terrain. The route winds past limestone peaks, terraced rice fields, and villages inhabited by ethnic minoritiesโMa Pi Leng Pass and Lung Cu Flag Tower are the headline stops. You get the thrill of the legendary loop without needing a licence or riding skills yourself. The tour runs 2, 4, or 5 days depending on how deep you want to go.
