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Explore curated private tours across Vietnam with expert local guides. Discover iconic attractions, hidden gems, and authentic cultural experiences.
- Scenic coastal drive on Son Tra Peninsula (viewpoints + photo stops)
- Linh Ung Pagoda (Lady Buddha) sea-facing spiritual landmark
- Beach time on Da Nang's best stretches (swim optional)
- Hidden viewpoints and wow curves of the coastline
- Chill cafe break with ocean breeze (optional)
- Sunset-friendly version available (if you start later).
- Logical flow: heritage - history - healing & daily life
- Private pace, no rushed schedules
- Human-centered storytelling, not checklist tourism
- Ideal for couples, seniors, and culturally curious travelers
- Easily customizable based on interests
- Trek the iconic Muong Hoa Valley rice terraces
- Beautiful mix of mountain-view trails + river-side walking
- Visit Y Linh Ho u2013 Lao Chai u2013 Ta Van villages in one route
- Learn about Black Hmong traditions, indigo clothing, and daily life
- Discover Giay (Zay) culture and stilt-house architecture
- Best season (Mayu2013Oct): watch planting/harvesting on rice terraces.
- Conquer Fansipan Peak (3,143m) - the Roof of Indochina
- Trek through primary forest with centuries-old pines and yellow bamboo landscapes
- Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from the summit
- Push your limits and celebrate a real mountain achievement
- Discover the cultural richness of the Sapa region with a local guide.
- French Quarter icons: Central Post Office and Notre Dame Cathedral area (viewing depends on restoration schedules)
- Independence Palace (Former Presidential Palace): key rooms, stories, and timelines
- War Remnants Museum for a deeper historical perspective
- Thich Quang Duc Monument (1963 Buddhist crisis story)
- A hidden weapons bunker tucked behind a normal-looking street (Tet-era history)
- Local market walk (morning best) for real daily life snapshots
- Chinatown (Cho Lon): heritage alleys + Thien Hau Temple
- Rickshaw ride through old commercial streets and specialty markets
- Local lunch included (flexible for dietary needs).
- Visit Ben Dinh - Cu Chi Tunnels (one of the most visited sections)
- Documentary introduction for historical context
- Explore tunnel life zones: kitchens, living areas, storage, field hospital concepts, and command points
- Learn about hidden entrances, trap systems, and wartime survival strategies
- Stop at a lacquer workshop (traditional Vietnamese craft technique) + complimentary drink
- Visit a rice paper workshop
- Taste local tea and tapioca (a wartime-era staple snack)
- Lunch included (local noodle meal)
- Saigon city highlights: Notre Dame Cathedral (photo stop), Central Post Office, Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum, Local market (time-permitting).
- Private experience: no strangers, flexible pacing
- Visit a local rice paper-making stop before Cu Chi
- Documentary introduction for essential context
- Walk through the tunnel complex (mostly on the surface) with expert explanation
- Learn about underground construction, hidden entrances, and survival systems
- See display areas related to traps and defenses (viewing + storytelling)
- Tea break and open Q&A with your guide
- Optional stop at the shooting range (extra cost, on-site payment).
- Ride through Hanoi's zigzagging backstreets and secret alleys
- Discover the Old Quarter & French Quarter beyond postcard stops
- Visit the railway cafu00e9 area (subject to local regulations)
- Cross Long Bien Bridge and explore farms, gardens, and riverside life
- Taste authentic Hanoi street food & drinks (vegetarian/vegan options available)
- Learn real stories of Hanoi's past, present, and everyday culture from locals.
- Explore Ben Tre's peaceful water coconut canals by sampan/rowing boat
- Visit traditional brick kilns and see local craftsmanship up close
- Learn how coconut candy is made at a local family house
- Taste tropical fruits from garden orchards while enjoying traditional local music
- Ride a Mekong tuk-tuk through rustic villages and farm lanes
- Overnight in Can Tho, the heart of the Mekong Delta
- Sunrise boat trip to Cai Rang Floating Market-Vietnam's largest floating market
- Visit a lively local wet market for daily Mekong culture and ingredients
- Explore Cai Be: small floating market, river cruise, and canal sampan ride
- Visit local workshops to learn how rice paper and popped rice are made
- Discover Tan Phong Island orchards and meet local residents
- Overnight in Chau Doc, the Mekong's border town near Cambodia
- Coffee stop on Sam Mountain with panoramic rice paddy views
- Ride a trishaw along the Vietnam - Cambodia border area
- Boat & sampan experience in Tra Su Cajuput (Melaleuca) Forest with bird-watching
- Evening in Can Tho with river views at Ninh Kieu Wharf
- Sunrise boat trip to the delta's biggest floating market + countryside canals.
- Hanoi street photography: Old Quarter alleys, train street vibes, cafu00e9 culture, and daily rituals
- Long Bien Bridge & dawn markets: documentary scenes, natural contrast, real-life portraits
- Mu Cang Chai rice terraces: Mam Xoi Hill, La Pan Tan, Tu Le Valley, Khau Pha Pass viewpoints
- Sapa & Y Ty: cloud landscapes, earth-walled houses, and ethnic village life
- Ha Giang loop-style highlights: Quan Ba Heaven Gate, Dong Van Karst Plateau, Ma Pi Leng Pass, Nho Que River
- Cao Bang hidden gems: craft villages, local markets, valley landscapes, and Ban Gioc Waterfall
- Halong Bay overnight cruise: limestone islands, kayaking/rowing, sunrise calm, and seascape compositions
- Optional photo mentor: composition coaching, portrait approach tips, and quick daily review
- Arrive Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
- Saigon Icons & Colonial Frames
- Saigon Backstreets by Motorbike + Sunset Cruise
- Mekong Delta Photo Day – Ben Tre
- Fly Ho Chi Minh City → Hanoi
- Hanoi Dawn + City Essentials + Long Bien Sunset
- Hanoi → Ninh Binh
- Ninh Binh → Halong Bay (Overnight Cruise)
- Halong Bay → Hanoi → Fly to Luang Prabang
- Luang Prabang UNESCO Town + Mount Phousi Sunset + Baci Ceremony
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This trip was amazing; I can't think of a better way to experience Hanoi. Our guide was knowledgeable, passionate, and made the whole experience feel completely authentic.
Our family had a wonderful experience on this tour. Tommy was amazing and his knowledge of the local sights and sounds was very insightful. Highly recommend for families!
Had an excellent Minsk Bike tour with Guide and Driver Tommy & Huang. They were both very professional and safe. The hidden streets of Hanoi came alive in a way no bus tour ever could.
We took a street food tour with Nam and the 'Backstreet Boys' — everyone had a phenomenal experience and we were so well taken care of. It was the highlight of our entire Vietnam trip.
This was an outstanding experience of Hanoi in a way that was different from everything else. Authentic, eye-opening, confronting and in parts deeply moving.
Beautiful tour full of activities — we enjoyed it very much. Guide Dang and driver Dung are wonderful people who went above and beyond. Most recommended!
Ben was an absolutely wonderful guide — knowledgeable, funny, and incredibly passionate about Vietnam's history. The Northern Trails tour was challenging in the best possible way.
Lucky truly lives up to his name! Our Ha Giang motorbike loop with him was the adventure of a lifetime. Perfectly organised, stunning scenery, and unforgettable memories throughout.
Chung arranged everything perfectly for our group of 8. The Ba Be lake kayaking was breathtaking and the jungle trek pushed us just the right amount. Will book Ha Long Bay next!
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before booking your Vietnam adventure
Browse our tour listings, click "View Tour" to see full details, then click "Get a Free Quote" or "Book Now". One of our local travel experts will contact you within 24 hours to confirm availability, discuss your preferences, and finalise your itinerary. No upfront payment is required to start the process.
Absolutely — customisation is at the heart of what we do. Every tour can be tailored to your pace, interests, and group size. Simply select a tour you like, click "Customize Your Tour", and our team will design a personalised itinerary at no extra charge. We accommodate solo travellers, couples, families, and groups of any size.
Included items vary by tour but typically cover: an English-speaking guide, private air-conditioned transport, accommodation (if multi-day), meals as listed in the itinerary, entrance fees to all sites, and 24/7 in-country support. Flights, Vietnam visa fees, travel insurance, and personal spending are generally not included. Each tour page lists inclusions and exclusions clearly.
We accept all major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex) via Stripe, as well as PayPal and bank transfer. A deposit of 20–30% secures your booking, with the balance due 30 days before departure. For bookings made within 30 days, full payment is required at the time of booking.
Cancellations made 30+ days before the tour start: full refund. 15–29 days: 50% refund. 7–14 days: 25% refund. Less than 7 days: no refund. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance. In the rare event that we must cancel a tour due to circumstances beyond our control, a full refund will be issued promptly.
Our small-group tours have a maximum of 12 participants, ensuring a personal experience with your guide. We also offer fully private tours for individuals, couples, families, or corporate groups of any size. Simply let us know your preference when enquiring and we will tailor the experience accordingly.
Yes — all our guides are fluent English speakers with deep local knowledge. Many have 10+ years of guiding experience and are experts in Vietnamese history, culture, cuisine, and nature. Several also speak French, German, or Mandarin. Let us know if you need a specific language when booking.
Vietnam's long geography means the climate varies by region. Generally, February–April is ideal for the entire country. For North Vietnam (Hanoi, Ha Long, Sapa), October–April is best. For Central Vietnam (Hoi An, Hue, Da Nang), February–August is ideal. South Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta) is wonderful November–April. We are happy to advise based on your specific itinerary.
Citizens of many countries — including the UK, US, EU, Australia, and Canada — can enter Vietnam visa-free for up to 45 days. Others can apply for a 90-day e-visa online for approximately $25 USD. We recommend checking your country specific requirements on the official Vietnam Immigration portal before travelling.
Essentials include: lightweight breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses), insect repellent for jungle and rural tours, a small daypack, and any prescription medication. For highland treks (Sapa, Ha Giang), pack a light fleece. Smart-casual attire is recommended when visiting temples. We provide a detailed packing list after booking.