The 4 most popular 3-hour experiences in Vietnam. What each day is actually like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Cyclo through Ho Chi Minh City’s flower market, Chinatown temple, and Binh Tay Market with pickup, water, and an English guide.
“A great way to spend a few free hours, seeing some local sights, from the comfort of a cyclone bike.”
Cycle quiet Hoi An countryside to Tra Que herbs, rice paddies, shrimp farms, driftwood craft, a Vietnam war memorial, and a pagoda.
“Brilliant experience with Mr Quy, he looked after our family including the 6 year old - we all had a great time! We learned so much about local farming methods, saw water buffalo, delicious coffee and the traditional pottery village was really interesting too - a genuine old village and not a tourist trap. Thanks…”
3-hour motorbike ride from Hoi An to Tra Que, An Bang Beach, and Kim Bong craft villages, with hotel pickup and Vietnamese coffee.
“Mr. Quy is a nice guide showed as the countryside really well and provided interesting data about the country and the life in the small villages. I highly recommended if you want to do something different.”
3-hour Dalat ATV tour with a guided ride, scenic trails, a farm stop, and forest lunch with coffee or cacao/cake for $41.
“Phat was our instructor. He speaks good English and gave clear instructions. The three hours adventure went by quickly and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves”
