HANOI
42 Tours Reviewed
The streets of Hanoi move fast. This Vespa tour is a practical way to keep up while still seeing the city’s big landmarks and everyday life, guided by an English-speaking local guide. I especially like the classic Vespa ride with…
Night Hanoi feels like a moving film. This Vespa food tour lets you glide through back streets with a guide, so you get both major landmarks and local food stops without the stress of figuring out the route on your…
You can swap Hanoi traffic for quiet roads. This Vespa countryside tour takes you from central landmarks out toward the Little Red River Delta, mixing city sights with real rural scenery, local culture, and hands-on time at major stops. You’ll…
This ride turns Hanoi food into a night out. This 4.5-hour street-food tour blends the thrill of a vintage jeep, Vespa, or motorbike with real Hanoi eating stops, then finishes at Train Street, where you watch a train pass just…
Vintage Vespa rides make Hanoi make sense. You’ll start at Hanoi Opera House and zip through a mix of big-city icons and smaller back streets, with real highlights like Long Bien Bridge and Red River views on the way out…
Hanoi by scooter is the fastest way to feel the city’s rhythm. This 4-hour Hanoi sightseeing and food tour strings together big landmarks, quiet local corners, and a full street-food meal plan, without forcing you into a crowded minivan. I…
Hanoi is easier at Vespa speed. This tour uses vintage Vespas to cut through Hanoi’s back streets and major sights in about 4.5 hours, with a plan that balances landmark time and quieter stretches along the Red River. You’ll get…
Night tastes better on two wheels. This Hanoi after dark experience turns the usual Old Quarter food hunt into a Vespa ride through the city lights, with stops built around real local specialties, not just tourist plates. You get door-to-door…
This ride is one of the fastest ways to get your bearings in Hanoi. You’ll hop on the back of a motorbike with a helmet and follow a guide through major landmarks, with a driver dressed in traditional Ao Dai.…
Hanoi traffic can feel like a sport. This half-day female-led Vespa countryside tour is a practical way to get out of the city and see rice fields, villages, pagodas, and the Co Loa Citadel site, without wasting time. I like…
Two wheels, street food, and Hanoi at night. This tour is built for female riders guiding you through back-alley life, plus multiple food stops so you don’t just see sights—you taste them. I especially love how the guides (including Happy,…
Hop on a Hanoi Vespa route that feels human-scale. This small-group, female-led tour skips the loud scramble of big buses and lets you see landmarks from an open-air seat, with plenty of chances for photos. You also get a day’s…
