Boat was indeed fast. Tour guide was pleasant and helpful but did not provide much information about what we were seeing. He spent most of his time counting heads (not a bad thing!). What they don’t tell not tell you is the snorkelling is from the boat not the beach. There are only small ladders to climb up on the back, which I found difficult to do (the younger ones had less difficulty). Visibility was not good. Lunch was pretty good for a remote island. In my view, best thing was time at the beautiful beach at the end of the tour!

We loved this trip! We were a bit daunted by the thought of 10 hours but we saw so much and our guide Hue was so informative we had an amazing day. And lunch was a Vietnamese banquet of very delicious treats. Definately worth the money.

It was a very pleasant tour! Nice guide who knew many things about the area we cycled through. Exploring Hoi An this way you'll see and experience things you'll never see or experience when you go without a tour gide.

I liked the friendliness and professionalism The arrangements for lunch were very good and I had a fun day full of culture and beautiful landscapes

Very experienced, knowledgeable and kind guide. We saw all the highlights and as it was a private tour, spent more time where we were most interested, a very relaxed morning.

Full day tour from Hoi An. The views from Hai Van pass were great then a nice stop at Lap an logoon for short visit to fishing village and coffee break. Then onto Hue to visit the impressive Citadel. Lunch was really good. Finally to pagoda and royal tomb before heading home. Both our guides were informative and helpful.

Knowledgeable and personable guide. Really well-paced , informative and interesting.Decent lunch. I would recommend this operator.

The places visited were not so exciting. The guide talked a lot, often in the full sun. The van used for transport was uncomfortable. The trip was too long for me.

The tour was good. The pickup was timely, and the Guide explained everything in detail. We are vegetarians, and they provided a good vegetarian lunch in the restaurant. The guide explained everything in detail and answered all our questions. I highly recommend it.

Kim did a great job giving us a walking tour of Hoi An. She told us about the history of the city and showed us several different sites including a temple and the Japanese bridge. Kim knew a lot of the history. Also along the way we stopped at various places to sample the local food. We tried a tea, spring rolls and Banh mi. Great all around tour of Hoi An!

Recommended - but be prepared for a long day. This was a terrific tour, but it does take about 12 hours all up (when doing it out of Hoi An) so be prepared for a very full day. But that aside, the tour was great and very informative. The trip to Hue (plus the various stops along the way) was great and gave a real insight into some of the culture, living standards and history of Vietnam. Definitely worth taking.

Booking problem: I booked the tour through a social networking app called Zalo and contacted the manager personally. Everything was booked and I even checked to confirm the trip the day before, but on the scheduled day - No Show. The manager didn't even pick up when I tried to call her but later that day she got in touch and it was rearranged the next day. Luckily I was able to rearrange my plans to fit it in. Highlight: The tour guide Trang kept the trip interesting. She was hospitable, caring and good at time management to make sure we got back on time and that there was no wasted time hanging out around or that we stayed at place for too long. Disappointments: The lunch could have been specialties of Hue like Bun Bo Hue or something else from Hue but instead it was a general asian meal. It wasn't bad but I would have liked to have tried food from Hue. The places you visit, for me, weren't anything special or interesting, a tomb, a pagoda and a huge ancient old palace but I can't blame the tour operator for that!

Our Christmas trip from South to North Vietnam was made truly unforgettable thanks to this amazing tour! My partner, two friends, and I had an incredible time exploring Hoi An’s rich history and culture with our wonderful guide, Kim. She took us to fascinating sites, including the Fukian Assembly Hall, Old House of Phung Hung, the Sa Huynh Culture Museum, and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge. Kim was full of interesting stories and insights, making our wander through the charming old town even more special. A highlight of the tour was visiting a delightful silk store where we learned all about the silk-making process—from seeing real silk worms to how silk is transformed into beautiful art pieces and clothing. It was captivating! Being coffee lovers, we were thrilled when Kim brought us to an amazing coffee school run by the inspiring ONGVANGCHARITY.org. The passionate team shared fascinating insights about Vietnamese coffee history (did you know Vietnam is the world’s second-largest coffee exporter?) and guided us through brewing techniques. We loved trying traditional drip coffee, egg coffee, and our new favorite—coconut coffee! Kim’s enthusiasm and deep knowledge perfectly combined history, culture, and delicious coffee experiences. We can’t recommend her and this private tour highly enough. Don’t miss it—it’s a must-do in Hoi An!

Thank you, Thai for your time and showing me around the Old Town in Hoi An. I have enjoyed and learned about the culture and the place throughout the tour. Thai had also been generous and surprised me with yummy biscuits and mandarins. Appreciate Your hospitality and warm company. I highly recommend this tour with Thai.

You can clearly see that there has been a major change in this country leadership. The new people in charge are recognizing the power of the tourist dollar and the influence it has on this beautiful country and its citizens. You can clearly see the improvement of infrastructure in this little town and we have been visiting frequently over the past 7 years. Hoi An is booming and quality of hotels, transportation and restaurants has made a huge impact on this town. I’m so happy to see that the people of Vietnam are going well since they work very hard. The ancient town had gotten even more vibrant and beautiful. Not only during the day but even in the evening the streets are filled with tourists wanting to explore this amazing place. I really enjoy the addition of all the food carts in old town offering traditional food options and cocktails at very reasonable prices. The shops are open late to accommodate the tourists after they enjoyed their fabulous dinner… I love Hoi An…