HOI AN · CYCLING TOURS
The 12 best hoi an cycling tours you can book today, with what each costs, how far it goes and how much climbing is involved. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
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 at twilight, taste local noodles, banh xeo, BBQ, and farm produce, and visit a private home on this intimate four-hour food tour.
“And what an adventure it was!! I was fortunate enough to have a solo tour with the wonderful Yen, who made the tour all that better. From in the middle of Hoi An, to riding through the outskirts of the town - even spotting a buffalo! Yen was inRead more”
Cycle from Hoi An through quiet villages to My Son Sanctuary, with a local guide, snacks, lunch, entrance fees, and van return.
“Highly recommended doing a bike tour and can't fault these guys. There's more to see and experience when you're on a bicycle. The ride was very scenic and we felt safe the whole time. Went through villages and interacted with locals going Read more”
Cycle Hoi An’s rice fields, visit Tra Que, ride a water buffalo, and paddle a basket boat through Cam Thanh for $27.
“very enjoyable, riding a buffalo was great fun and it was a very friendly animal.”
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 private bike, Thu Bon River cruise, and barbecue dinner, with itinerary details, value advice, safety notes, and booking tips.
“Very gentle cycling. Just have to be aware the traffic on the road inbetween country side cycling path. More like village and farm land ride. Followed with boat trip to ancient town, which is very nice to enjoy beer( not included) and food(included) after cycled. TBH , a little bit pricey.”
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!”
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