HANOI
91 Tours Reviewed
Sunset rides beat bus tours. This half-day motorbike tour lines up Silver Waterfall with its foamy white cascades, then sends you up toward Lonely Tree on O Quy Ho Pass for a classic mountain sunset. It’s a smart route that…
Ninh Binh by motorbike feels like freedom. This one-day run mixes Mua Cave viewpoints with the Tam Cốc boat ride, plus plenty of open-air riding through rice fields and villages. I liked that it’s hands-on (you can drive or ride…
Hanoi feels different from a Vespa. This 4.5-hour ride mixes major landmarks with offbeat spots, from the historic Long Bien Bridge to a quieter path through farms near the West Lakes. I especially like the women-led driving team and the…
Hanoi smells like breakfast. This 3-hour Old Quarter tour layers street food classics with Hanoi’s egg coffee, plus guide-led history and quick greeting lessons. I love that you get 5–8 tastings (with beer, water, and egg coffee handled) so you’re…
Your Ninh Binh plans run better with a bike. This is a VIP motorbike rental service aimed at people who want to ride now, not spend hours chasing repairs. You get pickup and bike delivery, plus a confirmation and mobile…
Two wheels make Hanoi feel close. This half-day tour is built for seeing the city from the seat, not from behind glass, with open-air rides through backstreets and alleyways and quick photo stops like the Long Bien Bridge. You’ll also…
Motorbikes change your Hanoi perspective fast. This women-led countryside ride takes you off the usual streets and onto real roads where Hanoi’s grit meets everyday rural life. I especially like the mainly female driving staff and the clear safety brief…
Hanoi looks different at bike-speed. This women-led Hanoi motorbike tour stitches together city icons, river views, and countryside riding, with guides and drivers who keep the whole thing organized and human. I like the modern bikes with back rests, and…
Motorbikes, waterfalls, and real village life. This Sapa tour is a fast way to see big sights without feeling like you’re stuck on a rigid bus route. You’ll ride with Pao Ly, a local Hmong guide who explains what you’re…
Four hours on a scooter changed my Hanoi. This is one of those tours that works because it moves fast, but not randomly. You hop on the back of a motorbike, cruise through the Old Quarter, then head out to…
Ha Giang in two days is a loud promise. This short loop is built around the big-name passes and viewpoints, moving fast enough to feel like a highlight reel, but structured enough that you’re not constantly guessing what comes next.…
Riding the Ha Giang Loop still feels like a secret. This 5-day, 4-night ride focuses on the quieter corners of Ha Giang—passes, viewpoints, waterfalls, and ethnic villages—so you can see more than the usual postcard stops. I like that it…
Traffic first. Then West Lake at dusk. This Hanoi sunset motorbike tour is built for the hour when the city starts to glow, taking you past famous landmarks and also into quieter corners off the usual tourist routes. You’ll ride…
Motorbikes in Sapa feel like a whole movie. This one-day loop takes you over the O Quy Ho pass and past the Love and Silver waterfalls, then threads through ethnic-minority villages without needing a multi-day trek. Two things I love:…
Ha Giang asks for two wheels. I like that this small-group tour keeps things personal (up to 11 people) while you’re still on a route with big-name highlights like Ma Pi Leng Pass and Tu San Canyon. I also like…
