The guide Mr.Dee was excellent he explained in full detail when asked. Sites were excellent, service excellent and the lunch which included a diversity of different dishes. Over all great time and smooth.

We have been to Los Cabos several times and always had a wonderful vacation; good food or even great food, many restaurant options, clean hotel, etc. This was the worst vacation we have had to Los Cabos and the worst vacation we have had in decades. The rooms are very dated, and are far too old to be considered "clean". In addition, the food is mediocre at best. The menus do not change, therefore, quite monotonous, especially on a two week vacation. They rate themselves as a five star, but I have stayed at numerous five star hotels and this one is a three star at best. Everything on the property is tired, dilapidated or broken. Restaurants are primarily outdoor restaurants, which can be very chilly in March. They have multiple propane heaters, but unless specifically asked to use them, they do not. They often require having the propane tank changed, which seems to take the entire wait staff, plus someone from maintenance. Changing the propane tank should be a one person job, even for a mid-70's woman, that takes seconds. There seems to be no on site management overseeing this resort. On the plus side, we did find the wait staff and chefs to be accommodating regarding special requests. However, if the quality of food is sub-par when fresh, the quality of the meal, when prepared will also be sub-par and disappointing. If Los Cabos is your preferred destination, find another resort! We have been to many and every single one of them was far better than this one, and actually cost much less money.

Great experience and Great Tour! Everything was good and the Best one was our Guide HIEU was full of energy throughout, shedding fascinating light on the history of Ho Chi Minh City with great enthusiasm. The itinerary was impressive as well—effectively squeezing a holiday-long list of activities into the span of just a day. The only drawback was that they were unable to pick us up from—nor send us back to—our hotel,Liberty Central Saigon Riverside Hotel. I loved all the places we went to and would do it again next time

Tour was great, knowleageable guide, Nhi was very friendly, Nice tour, takes you to all the main sights in Hue. The tour guide was friendly and helpful. The schedule differs to the one listed, we were back by 3pm, but this still allowed for plenty of free time at each stop. The lunch was nice.Many Thanks

Di was a great hide and the driver really good too. Generous tour with many places to discover and the food at the restaurant was delicious too. All was well arranged and Di handled the big group very well although it was a mix of locals and foreigners. My personal opinion is that it would have been better to have one language to handle as it creates a lot of waiting time while translating and answer questions, but that’s me. Overall, very nice experience and generous. Strongly recommend!

It was very nice and clean hotel and really enjoyed the service here.I will choose this hotel when I come back to India again.

The short day trip to visit Hanoi was great. We had breakfast at the hotel and then someone came to pick us up. The first destination is Tran Quoc Pagoda, a temple with a long history here. It's very crowded here, people are constantly coming in and out. The pagoda is located on a large lake called West Lake - the view here in the morning is really beautiful. Continue to visit the Mausoleum of President Ho Chi Minh - the great leader of Vietnam, many objects from ancient times are preserved and saved. One Pillar Pagoda is also a spiritual place with unique and impressive architecture. Take a break then continue to Hoan Kiem Lake, also known as Hoan Kiem Lake, where the turtle lives. I really like this place, from the people to the air - very fresh. People walk around the lake under big green trees. Even going to Ngoc Son Temple is right on Sword Lake. A trip worth experiencing, passing through many beautiful and ancient streets. I think everyone should go on this tour to explore more about Hanoi.

A day tour worth experiencing, walking around Hanoi for a day with the first stop at Tran Quoc Pagoda.The tour guide said this pagoda is the oldest pagoda in Hanoi, built in the 6th century. The pagoda is located on the West Lake water looks like a small island. The guide said the afternoon sunset here is also very beautiful and relaxing. The next location is President Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum, a green grass square. We walked around the garden, fish pond, house where the person lived and worked. Going to the next point is the One Pillar Pagoda - a pagoda with unique architecture. With its ancient architectural beauty and historical values, this temple will bring you a visual, attractive about Vietnamese Buddhist culture. Stop for lunch at a restaurant with traditional dishes. My favorite place On this trip are Hoan Kiem Lake and Ngoc Son Temple. Hoan Kiem Lake is also known as Sword Lake, where there are turtles walking under the trees Around the lake is very cool and enjoyable. Feeling very comfortable in the afternoon.

I booked the trip last minute. The operator was helpful and picked our group from a hotel that was not on the route. In one day we saw and experienced many different things. Local pearl industry and local cosmetics on the way to Hue, than 3 stops to visit the sights in Hue and scenic ride across the mountains on the way back. Well worth the price. We did the trip on a very hot day but is was manageable, the minibus was nicely air conditioned and every stop was just long enough. I reccomend to anyone who’s interested to learn about the area.

Embark on a captivating journey through Hue, exploring iconic sites like Khai Dinh Tomb and Thien Mu Pagoda. The tour seamlessly weaves history and culture, culminating in a delectable experience of Hue cuisine at a local restaurant. An enriching and flavorful adventure awaits in the heart of Vietnam's cultural gem.

I enjoyed this full-day trip to Hue. The territory is larger than expected though, so one might instead of the tour decide to go to Hue for two or three days. As a part of a trip to Vietnam with limited time this trip is a wonderful chance to get an overview on what Hue has to offer. I must highlight the lunch included which one way above average. Our tour guide gave nice input and made the group get familiar with each other so that it was also a nice socializing event.

Great Tour guide (Quick). Great day! The pace and knowledge communicated were both perfect. Hue is a fabulous city. Thanks!

It's great that these 3 attractions are all recognized by UNESCO as world cultural heritage sites. The first destination was the mausoleum of Khai Dinh - the 12th Emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty. What impressed me most in the mausoleum were the details assembled from thousands of pieces of porcelain, porcelain and glass - combining them into extremely fine paintings. cunning. Lunch at the restaurant is typical dishes of Hue people, diverse dishes with very delicious flavors - suitable for my taste. Continue moving to Thien Mu Pagoda, an ancient pagoda located right next to the romantic Perfume River. The tour guide tells about the history and introduces in detail the locations in the Imperial Citadel of Hue - one of the largest-scale works in Vietnamese history. This place is quiet and fresh, making me want to stay here forever. I found this trip experience very worthwhile, everything from the people, the food, the weather to the tour guide were all great! Please try and experience it!

Fully enjoy this tour because the chosen points of interest were truly attractive, with the Imperial City and Thien Mu Pagoda standing out as historical and architectural gems that provided a deep insight into Vietnam's rich cultural heritage. Our guide was exceptional, providing not only informative narratives about the sites but also ensuring a seamless and enjoyable exploration of Hue. His knowledge and passion for the city added immeasurable value to the overall tour experience. The included lunch was a delightful culinary experience, featuring a variety of local dishes that tantalized my taste buds with authentic flavors. Highly recommended for those seeking a comprehensive exploration of this culturally rich city.

Took the day tour to Hue from Danang. There were 28 people on the minibus so it was a big group. Guide Oanh was really nice and friendly and explained the schedule for the trip. Her English was fairly good but pronunciation and accent sometimes needs a double take to understand. Day was cloudy with scattered sun. Drive to Hue took over 2 hours but there were adequate stops for restroom breaks. First stop was to pearl shop in seaside village, which did not interest me. Second stop was at the second to last emperor’s tomb which was nice to see. Then we went to lunch at a traditional Vietnamese restaurant which served a delicious lunch even for vegetarians. Then we went to the old pagoda (very picturesque), which also showed the indestructible heart of the protesting burnt monk, who is from Hue. Last stop was at the Citadel or walled city which was nice to see. Trip back to Danang took another 2+ hours with a stop at a small shop that sold oils and balms. The drop off at each hotel in Danang also took some time if you were the first pick up and last drop off. Overall, I enjoyed the day trip and learned a little about Hue and Vietnam history. Given the long drive, it may be better to stay a day or two in Hue to explore it some more.