Vietnam Tours from Da Nang

What people love about Vietnam Tours from Da Nang

• KatieTraveled in July

  5

  We had the best time with Ethan, learning how to make traditional Vietnamese dishes and ending the night probably the best egg coffee I’ve ever had. Would definitely recommend!

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  5-Day Experience Central of Vietnam with Up Travel: Da Nang - Hoi An Ancient Town - Hue Imperial City
• LourdesTraveled in June

  4.5

  Hoi An Express is a very professional and reliable tour company. I would highly recommend them. TOUR: Central Vietnam 6 nights, 7 days Correspondence: Candy Drivers: Dung and Viet Guide: Nguyen Tran Khanh or "Key" Candy was excellent in replying to my emails - very timely, and addressed any concerns, questions I had. She was also very patient with all my questions. Guide Key speaks English very well, and is very knowledgeable. I liked that he would look something up if he was unsure of my question. He was my guide for the whole tour. Dung was the driver for my day in Da Nang. Viet was the driver for the rest of the trip. Both very courteous, they and Key were always punctual, even arrived a few minutes earlier than stated. The hotels were rated 3 stars. All were clean with hot water. The cleanest being Hoi An Village Villas in Hoi An, Serene Hotel in Hue, and Titan Hotel in Da Nang. All offered amenities such as complimentary water bottles, kettle, tea, coffee, fridge, shampoos and soaps and bath gels, toothbrushes, etc. Basic brands but they were available. The tubs in all the hotels (except Hoi An Village Villa - no tub) were nice after a long day of walking. All provided breakfasts - some better than others. I think Titan and Fansipan in Da Nang had the least tasty breakfasts but good coffee. For my last night stay in Fansipan, they had a boxed breakfast ready for me for my 4am departure, which was really a nice touch. The lunches provided were great, especially in Hue. More than ample food (6-7 course lunches) and all very very tasty. The least tasty was at the Nam Long in Hoi An on Day 2. But to give them credit, they were polite and served well, even though I was the only one in the restaurant. Beautiful surroundings. Lunch in Hue was my favourite for both taste and ambience. Others on the road north were tasty, but more cafeteria like surroundings, but clean. I travelled solo on this trip, and found I was the only one on the tour. But I felt safe. Hoi An Express even gave me a cell phone upon arrival so they can contact me, and i them in case I needed anything. This was my first guided tour so I don't know if this is common, but it was great to be welcomed like that. Thank goodness they didn't cancel my tour!! The sites visited were also just what I wanted - from walking through caves and up mountains (and down) to seeing historical tombs, war zones, temples, architecture, ruins of palaces There was enough free time as well for me to wander on my own in each city in the late afternoon/evenings. Even the foodie bike tour was interesting - and more enjoyable if only I wasn't so nervous on the bike and biking through the traffic and people. I did run into a little boy and I fell off my bike, bruised and scratched. The little boy was ok. The only suggestions I would make: 1. if someone arrives in Da Nang, it would be nice to point them towards a restaurant if the hotel doesn't have a restaurant. I stayed in Titan the first 2 nights, mid-afternoon not having eaten anything since breakfast, been awake since 4am and travelling, so was very tired. Hotel staff at that shift didn't speak enough English, and couldn't point me towards any restaurants. I walked 1 block in each direction and gave up. The hotel restaurant is open only for breakfast. Nga on the next shift was able to point me towards a restaurant just 3 -4 blocks away. 2. In Hoi An, perhaps the guide can inform the tourists that one can get a pass for $6 to all the houses and temples and bridge in the ancient city. It may have been in the information given, but I didn't really read any of it. My bad, but just a nudge from the tour guide for 'after the tour', and recommendations for restaurants, would be a nice touch. 3. in Hoi An, the Hoi An Village Villas are a bit out in nowhere. It's a nice quiet spot away from the city, and might be a 45 minute walk into town. There is a shuttle bus but it runs only 3x a day. More service would be nice. At least a mid-afternoon trek into town around 3 or 4pm instead of waiting until past 7pm. All in all a great trip, and i thank Candy, Key, and Dung and Viet immensely for making it so.

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  Central Vietnam 7 - Day Epic Journey
• VeronicaTraveled in February

  5

  Well organised and excellent tour experience. Thanks, Bao

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  Explore central Vietnam 6 days 5 nights (Da Nang- Hoi An- Hue)