Other Outdoor Adventures in Vietnam

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All Other Outdoor Adventures in Vietnam

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What other guests say

187 reviews

Very organised local operator, they looked after us so well. We stopped at all the view points and had some great food along the way. We felt safe as an easy riders and had confidence in our riders. The added bonus is knowing that your money has gone to a local buisness, and a small portion also goes to help local people too. Would thoroughly recommend to anyone considering the Ha Giang loop.

Sarah

Booked: 3D2N Ha Giang Loop | Special Hidden Routes!

Mui Ne was beautiful. The itinerary was well organized, and the tour guides were kind and helpful. Very glad I went!

Emma

Booked: 2D1N Mui Ne Sand Dunes Tour | From Ho Chi Minh

Was a really chill and easy tour, started off the morning with a brief local look at the wet market and then a fun off road ride to Myson Sanctuary where it’s free and easy. Recommended hiring a separate guide for the sanctuary to tell u more about the history of the place as it’s not part of the tour. But overall really beautiful scenery riding there and great guide who is superbly experienced to being you off trails

Spring

Booked: My Son Sanctuary Sunrise + Motorcycle Adventure

Had a great time with the dragon team. I have had motorcycle accidents in the past but the driver ( Luis) was really careful and skilled and I felt really at ease. The landscapes are really gorgeous, it looks like a period drama /studio ghibli film. The Homestays we stayed at were nice, the food was good, and the hot bath really lovely. Some of the stops felt a bit lengthy /targeted for a younger public (think loud music and groups of 20 something years old), but that was only a few, otherwise they were in very pretty spots and it allows drivers to rest regularly. I normally drive a scooter to work and am quite safety - minded so I wished they had more sizes for the helmets as mine was way to big to offer protection. I did mention it at the end, apparently it's really hard to find more sizes in Vietnam, so I suspect it would be the case with all companies ( we certainly didn't see other tourists with better helmets around). I would recommend that you bring your own kevlar clothes and gloves, as the gloves available dont cover your fingertips, and they only provide rain jackets but no specific motorcycle wear. Altogether really loved my tour with dragon, if you feel a little adventurous, go for it!

Eleonor

Booked: 3D2N Ha Giang Loop | Special Hidden Routes!

Other Outdoor Adventures in Vietnam FAQs

What are some popular outdoor adventures in Vietnam?

Popular outdoor adventures in Vietnam include trekking in Sapa, kayaking in Halong Bay, motorbiking in Ha Giang Loop, and hiking in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.

Is it safe to go on outdoor adventures in Vietnam?

Yes, it is generally safe to go on outdoor adventures in Vietnam. However, it is important to take necessary precautions and follow the guidance of experienced guides to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

What is the best time of year to visit Vietnam for outdoor adventures?

The best time to visit Vietnam for outdoor adventures is during the dry season, which typically runs from November to April. This period offers pleasant weather conditions for activities such as trekking, kayaking, and biking.

Are there any water-based outdoor adventures in Vietnam?

Yes, Vietnam offers a variety of water-based outdoor adventures such as kayaking in Halong Bay, paddleboarding in Nha Trang, and white-water rafting in Da Lat.

What should I pack for outdoor adventures in Vietnam?

It is recommended to pack light and breathable clothing, comfortable hiking shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, and a small first aid kit when embarking on outdoor adventures in Vietnam.

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