• 2 Dinner (D)
• 5 Breakfast (B)
• 2 Lunch (L)

• Hoi An: Climb onto a Vespa and eat your way through Hoi An after dark, when the town is all lanterns, lively streets, and serious flavour. You’ll try local street eats as you weave through the evening buzz, one delicious stop at a time.
• Hoi An: Hop on the back of a Vespa and cruise through Hoi An’s countryside, where rice paddies, artisan villages, and quiet roads set the scene. It’s breezy, local, and the perfect first taste of life beyond the old town
• Hoi An: Roll up your sleeves and jump into a hands-on cooking class with a local chef. You’ll learn the tricks, taste as you go, and sit down to enjoy the flavours you helped create.
• Da Nang: Swap city streets for sandy toes with some laid-back beach time in Da Nang. Swim, chill, or do absolutely nothing — this one’s all about slowing the pace.
• Da Nang: Ride out toward Son Tra Mountain and watch the city give way to jungle roads and sweeping ocean views. Fresh air, scenic stops, and a totally different side of Da Nang.
• Da Nang: Dive into Da Nang’s food scene. Expect local favourites, buzzing streets, and tasting your way through the city like the locals do.
• Da Nang: Spend the day riding the iconic H?i Vân Pass, winding through mountain roads and along the coastline with constant scenic views. Along the way, we’ll stop at freshwater springs for a swim, take nature breaks, and refuel with a laid-back BBQ-style lunch before continuing the journey.

• Hoi An: For safety and comfort, the recommended maximum guest weight is 120kg. If you’re over 100kg, please let us know in advance so the team can match you with the best driver and set-up. Got more questions? Reach out to us and we’ll work through it with you.
• Hoi An: You’re welcome to bring one suitcase with a max limit of 20kgs.Your main bag travels separately by van (so no, you won’t be balancing your suitcase on a Vespa). Bring a small backpack for the ride with your daily essentials: phone, water, sunscreen, snacks. The good stuff.
• Overnight Train to Hoi An: Yep. You’ll need to make sure your travel insurance covers riding as a passenger on the back of a motorcycle or Vespa. So, make sure to check this before you go.
• Hoi An: Your safety is our top priority. All travellers ride pillion only — on the back with a driver — and must wear a helmet at all times while riding. Helmets are provided to ensure proper fit and comfort.
  The Vespas and motorcycles undergo strict daily inspections and regular professional maintenance to meet high safety standards. Each vehicle is also fitted with a secure backrest for added stability and comfort. All drivers are fully licensed and complete comprehensive safety training, ongoing performance checks, and regular refresher courses. Guides provide a detailed pre-tour safety briefing and are trained in safety management and first aid. Each tour includes a lead driver to oversee safety, and every group carries a medical kit so the team is ready to respond quickly if needed.
• Hoi An: You’ll spend most of the trip riding pillion on the back of a Vespa or motorbike, with a van transfer from Hoi An to Da Nang.
• Hoi An: If you wanna get a taste of Vietnam with a little more wind-in-your-hair energy, this one’s got your name on it. You’ll ride pillion on the back of a Vespa or motorbike with a trained professional driver, ticking off some of Vietnam’s most iconic spots, cruising through the countryside, and even taking on the legendary Hai Van Pass.
  Expect a mix of city buzz, country roads, local culture, and twin-share hotel comfort along the way.

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Ride pillion on a Vespa through Hoi An’s lantern-lit streets, stopping at local food spots to taste the dishes that make an evening here so lively. A professional driver handles the riding while you take in the glow of shopfronts and the bustle around the food stalls.

This after-dark street food tour offers a flavour of Hoi An beyond its historic buildings. Each tasting brings you closer to the everyday cooking and street-side dining culture of central Vietnam.

Explore the countryside around Hoi An from the back of a Vespa, travelling along quiet roads past rice paddies and artisan villages. Riding pillion with a professional driver leaves you free to watch the landscape and village life unfold.

The route reveals a different side of Hoi An from its busy old town: fields shaped by farming routines, small settlements and the crafts that remain part of local life. It is a close-up introduction to the region’s rural setting.

Cook alongside a local chef in Hoi An during a hands-on introduction to Vietnamese flavours. Prepare dishes yourself, pick up practical techniques and taste as you work, rather than simply watching from the sidelines.

Central Vietnam has a distinctive food culture, shaped by fresh herbs, contrasting textures and carefully balanced seasonings. Sitting down to enjoy the food you helped make turns those ingredients into a more personal understanding of the region’s cooking traditions.

Ride pillion by motorbike into Son Tra Mountain’s winding, jungle-lined roads, leaving Da Nang’s city streets for a forested peninsula overlooking the sea. Scenic stops give you time to take in the coastline and the breadth of the views.

Often called Monkey Mountain, Son Tra rises beside Da Nang and offers a striking contrast between dense greenery and the city’s beachfront. The ride is as much about feeling that change in landscape as it is about the sweeping ocean panoramas.

Taste your way through Da Nang’s evening food scene, seeking out local favourites amid the city’s lively streets. The experience pairs regional flavours with the after-dark energy of a coastal city where casual eating is part of everyday life.

Da Nang brings together beachside atmosphere and central Vietnamese food traditions. Sampling local eats offers a way to experience the city beyond its shoreline, with the sounds and bustle of Da Nang after dark providing the backdrop.

Ride pillion across the Hai Van Pass, following mountain bends above central Vietnam’s coastline. Jungle-covered slopes and changing sea views make this one of the country’s most celebrated motorbike routes, with scenic breaks built into the journey.

Stop at natural freshwater springs for a swim and enjoy a relaxed BBQ-style lunch surrounded by nature. The pass crosses the mountains between the Da Nang and Hue regions; its elevation and winding road give the ride a character quite unlike a straightforward coastal transfer.

Explore Hue’s imperial heritage by Vespa with a Local Guide, visiting the Citadel and other key historical sites. Travelling between landmarks by Vespa gives you a street-level view of the city while your guide brings context to what you see.

Hue’s Citadel was the seat of the Nguyen emperors, whose dynasty ruled Vietnam from the early 19th century until 1945. This optional experience is available at additional cost and bookable on tour.