HANOI
92 Tours Reviewed
One day can still hit Ha Giang hard. This 8–9 hour 1-day mini loop is built for people short on time, but still hungry for the big mountains-and-valleys feeling. I like the on-time hotel pickup setup, plus the way the…
A motorbike day beats most Sapa sightseeing. This small-group tour gets you off the main road and into the hills around Sapa, with a guide driving while you focus on views, photos, and chatting. You’ll hit places like Cat Cat,…
Hanoi moves fast, and this tour keeps up. You’ll start in the Old Quarter area around Hoan Kiem Lake, then hop by scooter to big landmarks, calmer neighborhoods, and West Lake. Two things I really like: you get a lot…
Sapa gets a lot more fun when you’re on a bike. This full-day ride takes you off the usual Sapa loop into H’mong, Red Dao, and Dzay communities, with panoramic viewpoints, rice-field scenery, and a family-style lunch. I love that…
Hanoi moves fast, and this tour matches that rhythm. What I like is how you get a guided spin through classic spots and daily-life corners in just half a day, plus the contrast of big-city streets with countryside roads and…
This loop is a moving viewpoint factory. You’ll bounce through Ha Giang on a motorbike with easy riders, hitting legendary passes and ethnic culture stops in tight, satisfying days. I especially liked the serious, safety-first approach I saw mentioned by…
Ha Giang by motorbike hits different. This 3-day, 2-night loop strings together sharp passes, remote villages, and waterfall breaks—plus classic viewpoints like Ma Pi Leng and Lung Cu. It’s built around a full-service easy rider setup, so you spend less…
The roads do the talking. This 4-day Ha Giang Loop ride from Dong Bac ties together mountain passes, hill-tribe culture, and a few very memorable stops like Quan Ba Heaven Gate and Lung Khuy Cave. You’ll cover about 350 km…
Street food, but on a scooter. This 3.5-hour ride is a smart way to taste Hanoi fast, with 5–6 standout street foods plus drinks and dessert, guided by English speakers who explain what you’re eating and why it matters. I…
Hanoi on a scooter is a fun way to eat. This half-day tour mixes classic Hanoi sights with real street-food stops and ends at Train Street Coffee. I like that you get a plan with frequent food breaks, not just…
Hanoi looks different at 20 mph. What I like most is the backstreet weaving past homes and schools, and the Train Street moment when you watch a train pass right by. The one real consideration: you are riding in heavy…
The Ha Giang Loop is a ride for people who like big views. This 4-day easy rider tour mixes famous passes, quiet riverside moments, and H’Mong village life, all wrapped in VIP bus transport and English-guided stops. I especially like…
Hanoi at night tastes better from the backseat. This women-led motorbike food tour strings together iconic sights and side-street meals in about four hours, ending with Hanoi’s famous egg coffee. You ride through real nighttime neighborhoods, stop at family-run spots,…
One day, and Ha Giang hits hard. This 8-hour mini loop is the fast way to see the big Ha Giang moments without losing half your trip to transportation, and I love the small-group pace that helps you dodge the…
Seven hours of mountain roads and waterfalls. This one-day Sapa ride is interesting because you’re not stuck to town. You’ll take on the winding Ô Quy Hồ pass and then hop from Silver and Love waterfalls to villages in the…
