Vietnam · WALKING TOURS IN HOI AN
The 7 best walking tours in Hoi An you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Taste Hoi An specialties, play Vietnamese bingo, and release a lantern on a four-hour evening food and boat tour.
“This was such a fun tour and great way to try alot of the special foods unique to Hoi An I’m one evening. Jackie took great care of us! I especially appreciate her being able to facilitate my shellfish allergy so I could try the white roses dumplings.”
Explore Hoi An with a local guide, visiting historic houses, assembly halls, markets, and cultural sites on a small-group walking tour.
“Karla was the most friendly, engaging, and knowledgeable tour guide we could ask for. We learned so much about Hoi An and you can really tell she loves her city. She also went above and beyond by giving us so many valuable tips for the rest of our trip. So glad we booked this tour to start our trip😊”
Explore Hoi An’s old town with a local guide, heritage houses, temples, tea, photo stops, and practical food and shopping tips.
“Wonderful tour with an extremely knowledgeable and fun guide.”
Taste Hoi An’s best street food, meet local cooks, and explore quiet lanes on a four-hour walking tour with dinner included.
“NANCY our guide was wonderful. The food was wonderful. Generous amounts of tasty food. .Good price for what you get.”
Review of Cham Island sea walking and snorkeling, with boat travel, fish feeding, seafood lunch, practical tips, value, and safety advice.
“This was a good choice for seeing fish and the reef given I have prescription glasses, can’t wear contacts, and don’t have a diving licence. We split into 2 groups, you do either snorkeling or the diving, which takes about 15 minutes, guides take photos and videos of you which you can purchase later, or you can bring your own devices then you rotate groups. They play an instructional video on how to communicate with your divers. They also provide aqua shoes for walking on the sea floor and the snorkeling gear. The ratio of divers to walkers is good and someone has you in their eyesight at all time…”
Explore Hoi An’s backstreets, prison, first churches, local snacks, coffee, and craft traditions on a small-group walking tour.
“Karla was really knowledgeable and passionate. She brought us through alleys to so many different places not mentioned in itinerary! She stopped by to chat with locals whom she knew and invited us into their homes to watch them in their respective trades. We passed by kindergartens, saw local roadside stall vendors, visited back alley tailors and so much more. At each stop, she would share the history and development of the trade/personal lives of these people. She was also very patient with my 3 children. It was a very rich experience and we wished we did this on the first day in Hoi An instead of the last. The…”
Explore Hoi An’s ancient houses, market, museums, assembly halls, and Japanese Covered Bridge on a four-hour guided walk.
“All in all we were disappointed with this tour. It started off with a mix-up concerning the pick-up of other tourists and then the whole tour was only 2 hours instead of the expected 4. Half an hour was spent watching a local arts show, which we hadn’t expected but enjoyed. Our guide spoke good English but seemed more interested in chatting on her phone than looking after us. I think she could have given us a lot more information about this historical town. At least we got to visit several places of interest that we may have missed on our own.”
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