Guided Tour of Hoi An, a stunningly beautiful ancient heritage Town. This beautiful Ancient and Historical heritage town is a definite must visit with a Private tour while in Vietnam.
Dating back to the 15th century, recognised the small streets are home to original Japanese homes and unique tea houses and temples.
Hoian will definitely be a hightlight on your stay in Vietnam. Explore quaint streets, ancient shrines with our knowledgeable and hospitable guide.
Hoian was recognised in 1999 by UNESCO as being one of the worlds heritage sites. Take a walk downtown, visit the famous temples and shop in Old town.
On this tour, you will have a chance to learn some traditional fishing techniques and learn how to paddle the Vietnamese bamboo basket boats in Cam Thanh village.
On this tour, explore the Cham culture in My Son holy land. Discover the rich and long history of Champa Kingdom and indulge in the unforgettable and beautiful landscape!
Break tradition and take this unique opportunity to see Hoi An from a classic Vespa! Travel through culture and history surrounded by amazing landscape.
Starting with a bike tour to Cam Thanh, travel from bike to our unique basket boats and cruise down the Thu Bon river includes lunch beside the tranquil coconut palms!
One of the great pleasures of any visit to Hoi an is trolling along the beautiful streets of the old town at night under the flickering lights of the many beautiful lanterns.
Vietnamese foods vary from North to South. A short cooking class in Hoian can give you some ideas of simple, delicious recipes that can be prepared easily at home.
Visit Cu Lao Cham Island on this boat trip and experience the charm and exciting daily life this quaint little island has to offer!
Tra Que village is famous for fresh vegetables and herbs. Join this trip, you will have a chance to learn how to make tasty traditional dishes from locally sourced vegetables.
A short boat trip along poetic Thu Bon River see the rural areas of this ancient, little town. Amazing outdoor activities with a beautiful landscape.
This Cam Thanh tour is such a unique experience. You will visit a local family and help them with their daily tasks such as tending to the rice fields and making rice paper.
On this tour, explore the Cham culture in My Son Holy Land. Discover the rich and long history of Champa Kingdom and indulge in the unforgettable and beautiful landscape!
Discover Central Vietnam heritage trail on 5 days 4 nights starting a trip from Hoi An with professional English speaking guides this is a small group tour, maximum 16 people.
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United Kingdom
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Serbia
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France
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Canada
Hoi a has its dry season from February to August and is definitely the best time to visit. There are so many things to see and lovely little streets to walk along and stop and have a mint tea or watch the local seamstresses make new clothing. Any other time of the year is heavy rain and typhoon season so beware when booking. Try and pre-book any sightseeing tours as will work out cheaper.
Hoi An is by far the cheapest place I have eaten in Vietnam. The food is so delicious and tasty ! and so freaking cheap it is practically free !! The taxis are also cheap but to be honest; you are better taking your time having a stroll around. The price of accommodation is around 5$ a night! Fantastic place and cheap to go and spend a few days and put on an extra few kilos in weight! The local guides are excellent and a great price!
Hoi An is a fantastic place to do cooking classes and learning about the Vietnamese cuisine and at very reasonable prices. Another place to see is sitting by the quayside and have a coffee and watch the chaos of the boats coming in !! Wander through the market and see the rare fish and vegetables it truly is amazing. Take your time walking around the little streets and see the original teahouses so beautifully preserved. The tours are priced reasonably!
Hoi Is lucky to have a long dry season between February to August with the highest temperature around 38 degrees in the height of the season (June to August). The worst time to visit this old town is definitely from September to the end of January as the constant rainfall always causes significant flooding in the city. It is also Typhoon season so remember this when booking your holiday, as there is little to no tourists venturing at this time of year.
Hoi a has its dry season from February to August and is definitely the best time to visit. There are so many things to see and lovely little streets to walk along and stop and have a mint tea or watch the local seamstresses make new clothing. Any other time of the year is heavy rain and typhoon season so beware when booking. Try and pre-book any sightseeing tours as will work out cheaper.
Hoi An is by far the cheapest place I have eaten in Vietnam. The food is so delicious and tasty ! and so freaking cheap it is practically free !! The taxis are also cheap but to be honest; you are better taking your time having a stroll around. The price of accommodation is around 5$ a night! Fantastic place and cheap to go and spend a few days and put on an extra few kilos in weight! The local guides are excellent and a great price!
Hoi An is a fantastic place to do cooking classes and learning about the Vietnamese cuisine and at very reasonable prices. Another place to see is sitting by the quayside and have a coffee and watch the chaos of the boats coming in !! Wander through the market and see the rare fish and vegetables it truly is amazing. Take your time walking around the little streets and see the original teahouses so beautifully preserved. The tours are priced reasonably!
Hoi Is lucky to have a long dry season between February to August with the highest temperature around 38 degrees in the height of the season (June to August). The worst time to visit this old town is definitely from September to the end of January as the constant rainfall always causes significant flooding in the city. It is also Typhoon season so remember this when booking your holiday, as there is little to no tourists venturing at this time of year.
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