HOI AN · CYCLING TOURS
Good countryside cycling tours in Hoi An run small groups and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 14 to book early, what each includes and how they differ on gradient and pace.
Review of Hoi An’s small-group countryside bike tour, with island cycling, local crafts, basket boats, family lunch, and a river return.
“Absolutely perfect. Great mix of bike and "learning" - lovely guides”
Cycle through Hoi An rice fields, fishing villages, coconut canals, and Tra Que farms with lunch, a basket boat, and guide Hai.
“This was a wonderful experience with Hai. We are so pleased we booked with him. His knowledge was amazing and the individual tour, we loved! The entire experience was incredible, the boat ride, the vege farm, the rice fields, the history, all of it! Thank you”
Cycle beyond Hoi An’s Old Town through rice fields, family workshops, boatyards, and rice wine stops on a relaxed small-group tour.
“wonderful tour with so much learnings about the culture! very good bikes and a top guide Tom!”
Cycle from Hoi An’s old town through villages, farms, and rice fields, with local food, rice wine, boat builders, and a patient English-speaking guide.
“Tâm our guide spoke excellent English . Our mountain bike were brand new with smooth gear changes! We enjoyed the whole trip in the countryside. Especially Making rice paper and visiting the grass weaving family business.”
Cycle through Hoi An’s farms, rice fields, and coconut forest, help local growers, ride a basket boat, and enjoy a family-style lunch.
“Was a great way to experience the lifestyle of the locals and learn what they do. Our guide Trung explained everything as we rode along and was super friendly. We did some gardening and had a delicious meal as part of the experience. Don’t forget sunscreen and a hat. My wife and I are both glad we did it.”
Cycle Hoi An’s quiet countryside, visit Tra Que farms, browse a local market, and ride a coconut basket boat for $27.
“our guide Hoang was great, really friendly & lots of interesting facts at each of the stops. lovely cycle through quiet lanes with only a few busy roads. coconut boat ride was fun too.”
Cycle Hoi An’s rural islands, meet local craftspeople, weave mats, make incense, sip coffee, and return by ferry on a private tour.
“Great trip around local villages on quiet tracks taking in the local culture and lovely scenery finishing with a boat trip back to Hoi An.”
Review of Hoi An’s rural cycle, market, basket boat, organic farm, and cooking tour, with practical tips on value, food, cycling, and guides.
“Since holidaying in Vietnam as a family of five (with three teenagers), we’ve done quite a few tours and this tour to an organic farm was easily the best. Our guide, Trang, was exceptional - fantastic English, incredibly knowledgeable and genuinely engaging. The tour was very hands-on, from visiting the farm and local market to learning, tasting and cooking the most delicious meal together. We had a few different dietary requirements, all of which were catered for perfectly. The banana boat ride was a bonus and so much fun. Without a doubt, our favourite tour of the trip. Would highly recommend.”
Cycle Hoi An’s rice fields, ride a water buffalo, paddle a basket boat, and cook a local lunch on this lively five-hour countryside tour.
“This tour is a must-see if you go to Hoi An. You'll cycle along scenic roads, have the opportunity to ride a water buffalo, and explore the water palm coconut paradise by bamboo basket boat and Spin 😂 Our guide was knowledgeable and kind, making it a relaxed and educational experience. Highly recommended!”
Cycle Hoi An’s villages, make pottery, farm at Tra Que, ride a coconut boat, and enjoy five local dishes on a private tour.
“Our guide Vingh was excellent, super knowledgeable and great to chat to. Going on the bamboo boat was a definite highlight! Overall a great price for a private tour”
Cycle 5 km through Hoi An’s countryside, visit Tra Que and Chuc Thanh Pagoda, and sample nine local dishes for $35.
“We recently went on the Bike & Bite tour in Hoi An, and it was a highlight of our trip. Our guide, Ms. Kim, was fantastic—her energy was infectious and she brought such positive vibes to the entire day. Being a local, she was clearly proud of her home and provided so much interesting information about the history of the area and the local cuisine. She was incredibly flexible and accommodating throughout the tour. A real standout was the visit to the village garden, where she gave us a "mini botany class" that was both educational and fun. Even my teenage daughter was thoroughly engaged and satisfied with the experience.…”
Cycle beyond Hoi An to herb gardens, rice fields, farms, woodcraft, a war memorial, and a pagoda on this friendly 3-hour tour.
“We were really happy with our bike tour! Despite the heat, it was very doable! Mister Quy takes you past important places such as the rice fields, the organic gardens, the cemetery, a beautiful Buddhist temple, and we saw how wood is crafted into beautiful works of art. Mister Quy teaches you a lot about everything you see and treated us to a new way of drinking coffee: coffee mui (salty coffee), which was delicious! The bikes are nice and were already waiting at the starting location. We recommend it to everyone! Thank you, Mister Quy!”
Cycle Hoi An’s rice fields, farm at Tra Que, taste local treats, and spin through Cam Thanh’s coconut waterways for $34.
“Everything was great - ran smoothly and was such a quaint way to spend the morning! We rode our bikes through the charming countryside, making several stops before heading to coconut village. Our guide was so sweet and went out of her way to accommodate our needs. She even offered to pick us up at our hotel which fell outside of the pick up zone. Highly recommend this experience.”
Review of the Da Nang or Hoi An countryside bike and basket boat tour, with rice fields, fishing, local food, pricing, tips, and practical advice.
“Choose the morning outing because of the heat (August). Bike ride with hotel pick-up on flat terrain, not difficult. We enjoyed the rice fields with a pleasant light breeze, our guide was very attentive and patient throughout the outing. We discovered a little bit of the peasants' life with rice cultivation, presented in a fun way, working the land with buffalo and scrapers, followed by planting rice plants... Then, as indicated in the description, and as planned, we went coconut basket boating and crab fishing... very enjoyable! To round it all off, we had a Ban Xheo cooking workshop and a tasting around a delicious and flavorful meal. Return to…”
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