• Hoi An Ancient Town - This World Heritage Site is a stunningly preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries. Its narrow, lantern-lit streets are lined with historic yellow buildings that blend Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and European architectural styles, creating a timeless and enchanting atmosphere. What makes it truly unique is its authentic, lived-in feel—it’s not just a museum but a vibrant community where history and modern life coexist. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a foodie, or a photographer, Hoi An offers a peaceful escape from Vietnam’s busier cities, making it an essential stop for any thoughtful travel itinerary. Plan to spend at least 2-3 days here to fully appreciate its charm, especially during the full moon festival when the streets are car-free and filled with cultural performances. Visitors can explore the ancient assembly halls, temples like the Quan Cong Temple, and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, which dates back to the 17th century.

• Central Market - The market is divided into two main sections: the indoor market and the outdoor market. The indoor market hosts hundreds of stalls selling a wide variety of goods, including fresh produce, meat, seafood, clothes, souvenirs, and more. The outdoor market is more chaotic and vibrant, with stalls selling everything from street food and drinks to handicrafts and antiques. One of the best things about Central Market Hoi An is that it is a great place to experience Vietnamese culture and cuisine. Visitors can sample a variety of delicious Vietnamese street foods, such as banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches), pho (noodle soup), and bun cha (grilled pork and noodles). The market is also a great place to buy souvenirs, such as silk clothing, handicrafts, and traditional Vietnamese art.

• Sông Cổ Cò Hội An - Gliding along the serene Co Co River has become a trending highlight of Hoi An’s river boat tours, offering an authentic and immersive escape into Vietnam’s rustic charm. Departing from the tranquil Tra Que Vegetable Village, this traditional wooden boat journey winds through lush greenery, rice paddies, and peaceful farmlands, showcasing the vibrant rural life along the riverbanks. Guided by friendly local fishermen, you’ll witness time-honored fishing techniques, such as net casting, and engage in hands-on activities like rice paper making or herb planting. The Co Co River boat ride stands out for its serene beauty and cultural depth, providing a perfect blend of nature and tradition. Whether you’re capturing stunning photos of the idyllic landscape or connecting with welcoming locals, this tour is a rising star among Hoi An’s river adventures, promising unforgettable memories of Vietnam’s countryside. Book now to join the trend and discover Hoi An’s hidden gem!

• Botanica Garden Hoi An - Workshop Hub - Nestled in the serene countryside of Hoi An, Botanica Garden Hoi An is a hidden gem that blends Vietnamese tradition with immersive, hands-on workshops. This lush, tranquil oasis, adorned with bamboo, coconut leaves, and a vibrant herb garden, offers an authentic escape from the bustling city. Its signature coffee and tea-making workshop, guided by passionate local experts like Perla, Bo, and Cindy, who share their deep knowledge of Vietnamese coffee culture and herbal traditions. Visitors can craft distinctive coffee blends infused with fresh herbs from the garden, creating flavors that are both familiar and delightfully surprising, all within a 100% vegan approach. The intimate setting, infused with soothing fragrances and eco-friendly activities like natural wax scent workshops, fosters a meaningful connection to Hoi An’s heritage. Perfect for coffee lovers and culture enthusiasts, Botanica Garden Hoi An promises a heartwarming, inspiring experience that lingers long after your visit.

• 41 Le Loi Fashion - Established in 2000 by a family with a tradition of silk making in Hoi An, the store offers a wide range of silk products, including ao dai (traditional Vietnamese long dress), skirts, shirts, children’s clothing, and fashion accessories. The store’s products are made from high-quality silk, hand-woven by skilled artisans. 41 Le Loi Fashion is a popular place to buy silk goods in Hoi An. The store is highly rated by tourists and locals for the quality of its products and customer service.

• Boat ride by fisherman
• Admission fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Local guide or escort
• Mineral water bottles

• Gratuities
• Personal expense

This unique 5-7 hour experience stands out from typical sightseeing tours by starting with a picturesque boat ride led by a local fisherman. As you navigate the serene waterways of the River, you’ll gain an authentic insight into traditional Vietnamese river life.

Following this, participate in a signature workshop at the Botanica Garden Hoi An Hub. Here, enthusiastic experts will guide you in crafting Vietnamese coffee or mixing tea cocktails, using fresh, local ingredients while sharing insider stories about the region’s beverage traditions. You’ll learn about grinding beans, brewing techniques, and even cocktail innovations that blend ancient methods with modern flair.

To enhance the adventure, hop on provided bikes and pedal through lush landscapes, connecting nature, history, and flavor in a way that’s both active and relaxing. This tour is not just about ticking boxes; it’s designed to ensure personalized attention from English-speaking local guides who bring the stories of Hoi An to life.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.