VIETNAM
The trips Vietnam is known for.
The 8 most popular walking tours in Vietnam, set out with the price, the running time and the operator you book with for each one.
Cham Island sea walking and snorkeling from Hoi An. Helmet-guided sea-floor stroll, fish feeding, and a seafood lunch in 7 to 8 hours.
Most Popular“Great trip. Unfortunately there is a lot of plastic in these beautiful waters. So we did our due and picked a lot. Otherwise, our guide (Jim?) was really great, plenty food for lunch, beautiful underwater walk and beautiful beach afterwards.”
A 3.5-hour Hanoi walking tour that connects Thang Long history to Train Street, plus Egg/Salt/Coconut coffee and local market stops.
“Mark was a great guide! We went to train street, the prison museum and many other places. Learnt lots about the history of Vietnam and had a great time. Thanks Mark!”
Eat your way through Hue on a 3-hour small-group walking tour with an English guide, seven Hue-only dishes, street stalls, and local coffee.
“Very nice and the guide ruby was top. We eat about 10 different dishes in small street food location, where we never would go for our own. Thank you very mich!”
Da Nang street food on foot with a small group: 8 tastings, an English guide, and local coffee. 2.5 hours, great value.
“This is an activity that's just as tasty as it is fun! We got to see and experience a whole new of Da Nang. Without doing this tour, I don't think I would've had the opportunity to try and learn about the types of dishes we had. Our tour guide, Mia, was super knowledgable and…”
A 5-hour guided heritage walk in Hoi An from Da Nang, with market stops, Chinese assembly halls, and the Japanese Covered Bridge.
“Very touristy area. having a guide was a good idea.”
A one-day Da Nang walk with a historian: Cham Museum sculptures, An Long Pagoda, pho, Dragon Bridge, Chicken Church, and coconut coffee.
“A great tour to take before you go to My Son to learn about the Cham culture and history of DaNang. A highlight was a visit to a local temple (off the tourist path). Suggest you don’t eat breakfast because tour includes Pho and salted coffe.”
Hanoi coffee and street food walking tour: Phin drip, Duo-Q brews, egg coffee in a century-old house, and market bites with an English guide.
“Great and fun experience with Lyon on the coffee cafes and food hopping journey. Coffee making demos and explanation by in house barrister at Refined Cafe. Also gotto know from Lyon on the growing coffee culture and biz in Hanoi. Was also brought to local fav foodhunts between the coffee tasting helped cleanse taste palette.…”
Can Tho night street food tour by a local chef: Mekong bites, floating fish farm sunset, and hand-made chocolate, with pickup.
“Our guide was very good at explaining other interesting facts about the area and history and culture. This added positively to the overall experience. Food was delicious and learning how to combine all ingredients in the traditional way was an invaluable part of tour. I would highly recommend both the tour option and our guide.”
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