Hoi An · WALKING TOURS
The old town is a few hundred metres across, so these walks are about what you are told, not how far you go. The 15 below compare morning against evening, group size and which heritage buildings the ticket covers, with prices.
Taste Hoi An specialties, play Vietnamese bingo, and release a lantern on a four-hour evening food and river tour.
“Do not eat beforehand as there is so much food - well worth the money. Bingo is very fun and the lantern release is a great experience”
Explore Hoi An with a local guide, visiting historic houses, the Japanese bridge, a traditional theatre, and the central market for $9.89.
“Highly recommend. Anh was an engaging and energetic guide on this informative tour. Definitely worth taking time to learn about the history and culture of Hoi An while you’re in town”
Explore Hoi An’s key sights with a local English-speaking guide, small groups, heritage houses, tea, dessert, and useful dining tips.
“Trung was the most wonderful guide. We had walked around the town somewhat aimlessly ourselves the day before and I wished we had done this tour first!! Trung gave us great historical and cultural insights as well as a great opportunity to get our bearings in the old town (vs new town). Highly recommended. We saw so much and Trung is a lovely person who looked after our group perfectly!”
Taste Hoi An’s best street food on a four-hour walk through local kitchens, family stalls, and quiet lanes with dinner and a drink included.
“Great tour that hit a mix of both famous and lesser known restaurants. Andy is an excellent and knowledgeable guide who kept our small group engaged and interactive. Don't eat lunch beforehand. The food is excellent and just keeps coming.”
Explore Hoi An’s Japanese Covered Bridge and Fukian Assembly Hall with a private English-speaking guide, hotel transfers, water, and local insight.
“Very good private walking tour. Tour guide was helpful to getting us acquainted to the city and giving us some good information. She did rely heavily on the guides at each site (silk place, ancient home, etc) which was mediocre information. Would have like more history and depth at each stopping point.”
Walk the seabed, snorkel Cham Island’s reefs, feed fish by hand, and enjoy a seafood lunch on a 7 to 8 hour trip from Hoi An or Da Nang.
“An unbelievable experience interacting with fish and coral about five miles off the Vietnamese Coast. Ourr leader Jimmy was very fluent in English and guided our group through the experience, preparing us for something none of us could have had experience with. It's hard to explain but the highlight is walking on the ocean floor attached to a oxygen lifeline. No diving experience is necessary because they rely a special helmet placed over your head and on your shoulders that provides you with oxygen effortlessly and keeps the water out. Anyone can have the experience of course you this thing with the marine life during this underwater Odyssey. It does…”
Taste Hoi An street food on a three-hour private walk, with white rose, spring rolls, egg coffee, Banh My, lunch, and local guides.
“The tour was unorganised and not as enjoyable as others we have done in Vietnam. We missed one stop due to being closed, had half a portion at another due to closing, had a gluten free guest who was given a meal containing gluten. ThRead more”
Taste Hoi An street food, explore the Old Town, and browse the Night Market with a private local guide in 3 to 4 hours.
“Excellent and fun tour with our guide Eric. We learned about the Ha Noi speciality Cau Lau noodles and how it is made. The tastings included Ha Noi hotspots such as Madame Kahn and Mot Cafe. Loved the drink at Mot and had to go back for seconds after the tour.”
Review of the $45 Cham Islands cruise from Hoi An, with sea walking, snorkeling, beach lunch, transport details, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“We really enjoyed the tour! The corals out in Cham Islands were better than we expected them to be and the underwater walk was loads of fun! We had a nice lunch on a beautiful beach as well.”
Walk Hoi An with local guide Hai, visiting five historic sites, from the History Museum to the Japanese Covered Bridge, in a flexible private tour.
“This was an excellent walking tour. Hai met us on time and we walked at a comfortable pace with many shirt stops for Hai to point out points of interest. Hai was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Vietnam and passed this on in Read more”
Taste Hoi An street food, explore its night market, and cruise the Thu Bon River with a private guide on this four-hour evening tour.
“My guide Jackie was very nice and showed me around the old quarter of Hoi An by foot and scooter. We had nice food and she was very sweet.”
Explore Marble Mountains, rural Hoi An, and the Old Town with a private guide, local lunch, hotel transfers, and an early start.
“The tour operator organised it well, prompt and friendly and ensured we had a good time despite language difficulties”
Taste Hoi An street food, Cao Lau, banh mi, dumplings, and a home meal on a small-group walking tour priced for budget-minded eaters.
“Excellent food tour and our host Nancy, was incredible! Very knowledgeable about the food and history of Hoi An. The food tastings were all brilliant and could also cater for vegetarians. Finished off the tour with a boat ride and the traditional bingo which was a great experience. Couldn’t recommend this tour with Nancy enough while in Hoi An!”
Explore Hoi An market, temples, museums, the Japanese Covered Bridge, and a short Hoai River boat ride with a private local guide.
“Our guide Eric was excellent. He was very knowledgeable about the city and told us lots of fascinating information about Vietnamese culture.”
Explore My Son Sanctuary, cruise the Thu Bon River, and taste Hoi An specialties on a guided 7.5-hour cultural tour from Hoi An.
“Nice Trip with the realy friendly and funny Guide Misa. We saw the my son and got many informations about the History. The food and boattrip after was also nice.”
Pick a boat, a kitchen or a road out of town.
