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Make your journey from Hue to Hoi An a memorable Vietnamese adventure with this private transfer service—that includes plenty of sightseeing along the way. Picked up at your desired Hue location (or start in Hoi An!), you’ll sit back and relax during the chauffeured journey, stopping to explore beautiful spots like Hai Van Pass, Lang Co Beach, and more.

Tour some of Hue’s remarkable ancient monuments without getting rushed around by a guide on this private driving tour. Explore Hue’s ancient tombs at your own pace; set your own departure time with your private driver and spend as much time as you want at each site. Walk around tombs to ancient Vietnamese emperors like Minh Mang, Khai Dinh, and Tu Duc, and visit the iconic Thien Mu Pagoda.

From Hue, travel to Hoi An in true, local style: on a motorbike. You’ll take the backroads—no highways—scouting for fishing villages, waterfalls, beaches, and more. Opt for a professional driver to sit back and take in the view, or go for the adrenaline rush and ride on your own. Either way, this private tour makes the journey a true Vietnamese adventure.

Experience the flavors of Hue in this small-group Vietnamese cooking class and market visit. Your day will start with a trip to a local food market where you’ll learn about daily life in Hue and traditional ingredients. You’ll then head back to the kitchen for a cooking class with a local chef, where you’ll learn how to make several different dishes, before sitting down and enjoying your meal together.

Hue’s royal tombs (Minh Mang, Tu Duc, Khai Dinh) are a few of the city’s most famous *and* most intriguing sites. With this private tour, you’ll see them when and how you like, your English-speaking driver here to accommodate your requests. Across one hassle-free half-day, you’ll learn all about the city’s royal past—and get all your questions answered.

For those who is a nature lover, Tam Giang – Cau Hai Lagoon and Bach Ma National park are the gems of Hue. Tam Giang – Cau Hai Lagoon is located at the merge of three big rivers including O Lau, Huong and Bo Rivers. It is the largest freshwater lagoon system in Hue. A French-era hill station, Bach Ma national park reaches a peak of 1450m at Bach Ma mountain. The cool climate attracted the French, who built over a hundred villas here during the colonial period in the early 1930s. A mountainous area not far from the coast, Bach Ma not only has atmospheric jungle and interesting flora & fauna but also spectacular views over the beautiful coastal beaches and Tam Giang –Cau Hai lagoon. Furthermore, Bach Ma is not on the popular tourist route so you are likely to enjoy this natural wonder away from the crowds. This adventure/ecological tour will take you to the most unique and beautiful landscapes around Hue city, Central Vietnam.