HANOI
13 Tours Reviewed
Four hours on a scooter can be peaceful. This women-led Hanoi countryside tour mixes Red River views and rice-paddy roads with real village stops, a temple visit at Co Loa Citadel, and a sit-down Vietnamese lunch. It also runs with…
Spending a few hours on a motorbike is pure Hanoi energy. You get hotel pickup and a guided loop that mixes big landmarks (Hoan Kiem Lake, St. Joseph’s Cathedral) with off-the-beaten-path streets like the railway-side homes area. I especially like…
Motorbikes take you where feet can’t. This Sapa day tour sends you off the main road for hidden villages and dramatic rice fields, with a guide who talks culture while you travel between minority communities at speed and in comfort.…
Three days, two ways to see Ha Giang. This trip mixes a classic Ha Giang Loop ride with guided trekking through rural villages and border views, so you get both the big-pass scenery and the slow, human pace of walking.…
Sapa by motorbike changes your whole day. This one-day ride strings together O Quy Ho Pass, two famous waterfalls, and Muong Hoa Valley’s terrace views with time in multiple ethnic minority villages. You get the speed and freedom of a…
If you love big views, you’ll get them fast. This 3-day Ha Giang Loop mixes a legendary pass day with slower moments like the Nho Que River boat ride, plus a quick nature reset at Du Gia Waterfall. I like…
Hanoi goes by fast on a motorbike. This tour is interesting because it mixes the big, recognizable stops with the alleyway side of Hanoi, all while you’re riding instead of walking. I love the helmets and rain ponchos that make…
Ha Giang by motorbike is the real deal. What I love most is the mix of big-pass viewpoints and close-up village stops, plus the comfort of an easy rider so you can focus on the road ahead and the photos…
A ride on an old Minsk bike beats a bus tour. You get pushed right into Hanoi’s street life, then head out into the Red River Delta for real daily-life scenes and two major cultural stops. What I like most…
Half a day, on Hanoi time. This all-female-led motorbike ride starts near the Hanoi Opera House and takes you through streets most people never get to see up close. You’ll cover big highlights like Long Bien Bridge, then switch gears…
This loop is made for two-wheel daydreaming. The Ha Giang Loop feels like a whole region on fast-forward: limestone roads, border viewpoints, river gorges, and small villages that shift scenery every few minutes. I like that this is an easy…
This Hanoi night ride is pure food fun. It’s a women-led motorbike tour built around short, well-timed stops for Hanoi street snacks, plus night-city sights you’ll see from the back of a Honda Lead scooter. Two things I really like:…
Hanoi feels faster on two wheels. This tour mixes vintage motorbike rides with street-food tastings and real local sights you’d skip on foot. You can join a morning, afternoon, or evening departure and spend about 4.5 hours hopping between big…
