HANOI
330 Tours Reviewed
You can skip the Hanoi stress fast. This private transfer is built for one job: get you between Noi Bai International Airport and the Hanoi Old Quarter without getting lost in the maze of narrow streets and taxi chaos. The…
A Halong cruise that covers two bays. Orchid Trendy runs a route through Halong Bay and Lan Ha Bay, so you get more variety than the usual one-bay loop. I like the mix of Indo-China elegance and practical comfort: private…
Ha Long Bay feels easy here. This 2D1N 4-star cruise is built for people who want the big Ha Long Bay sights (caves, viewpoints from the deck, calm-water paddling) without doing the logistics. You get a real overnight on the…
Morning caves and calm bay time. This 2-day Swan cruise is a simple, full-service way to see Bai Tu Long Bay without the constant crowds. You get a traditional Vietnamese cruising setup, time on the water for sun and activities,…
Fog can make Sa Pa look like a dream. This Muong Hoa Valley trek turns that mist into a real walking route, mixing rice terraces, river crossings, and village life over a 10-kilometer day. I love how the path keeps…
Halong Bay in a packed day. What I like most is how deluxe this feels for the price: lunch onboard plus entrance fees, a full cave-and-island route, and a choose-your-own-water adventure (kayak or bamboo boat). I also put a big…
Ha Long Bay, without the planning headache. This 2-day Alisa cruise is built for comfort and ease, with a small group limit of 15 people and a clear flow run by the cruise team. You start with a welcome drink,…
Six big sights in one day. This Hanoi Heritage Premium Daily Tour strings together some of the city’s most important landmarks, starting at Tran Quoc Pagoda and ending with Hoa Lo Prison, all with an included limousine transfer and an…
Jeep sightseeing beats Hanoi traffic. In one half day you get an overview of the city’s big landmarks, French colonial leftovers, lake views, and a famously chaotic spot at Duong Tau Train Street—all with pickup and a guide who helps…
Lan Ha Bay feels calmer than you expect. I love the Beo Pier start, which helps you escape the busiest routes and get into the bay feeling less crowded. I also love the kayaking and swimming focus, so you spend…
Food maps are better on foot in Hanoi. This Old Quarter street-food walk puts Michelin-recommended bites into a real walking route, with guides like Penelope, Justin, and Khan guiding you through what to order, how to eat it, and how…
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…
Hanoi street food is loud and delicious. This small-group walk through the Old Quarter turns classic dishes into a story you can actually taste, with a quick Vietnamese greeting lesson before you even start eating. I love that you get…
This 3-day Ha Giang Loop tour takes you through remote mountain roads with a local guide and driver used to the twists. I like that it’s organized as a max 10-person experience, so you’re not stuck waiting around all day.…
Three crafts, one memorable Hanoi day. You’ll bounce between the incense village of Quang Phu Cau, the conical hat craft center of Chuong, and (on the full-day option) Hanoi’s lacquer workshops. The cool part is that this tour is built…
