General
HOI AN CYCLING TOUR PROGRAM
To start our Hoi An Biking Trip, we will come to meet you up at the hotel in Hoi An and then we commence our tour.
We first cycle to Tra Que Vegetable village where you can see many kinds of herbs and plants grown by the local people. This village is a lovely peaceful place by the Co Co river. People here collect seaweed from this river to make organic fertiliser and grow their produces. Some of vegetables are bok choi, spring onion, cabbage, coriander, lettuce, mint ect.
Fresh organic Tra Que Vegetables Village Hoi An
On arrival at this spot, we wander around and visit green beautiful garden of Tra Que. Upon meeting a farmer, you can interact with him to know about their daily life. As your request, you can learn how to hoe the soil, put fertiliser, cover up and water the garden.
To continue our Hoi An Cycling Tour, we will cross the bridge and come to Cam Kim island where we cycle along the countryside and see green paddy fields. On the way, you can take some pictures of water buffaloes or farmers working in the field.
Then our first stop at this village is a rice noddle making family. Entering the family to know how they live and sit down and the host will instruct you how to make wet rice noodles and rice crackers. From grain rice till pour mixture on silk cloth and steam it to make rice noodles will take some steps. After that, the owner will serve you some rice crackers and enjoy it.
Rice noodles making in Hoi An
To keep moving our Hoi An Bike Tour, we afterwards cycle to a mattress weaving family business. Upon reaching here, you can sit down and watch how the locals weave the sleeping mats by their skillful hands. Followed by a demonstration of yourself to realize how hard the work is!
Next, we then cycle to Tra Nhieu Eco village, we will follow small village lanes of the rural parts of Hoi An. Coming to a fishing area, your camera is ready to take just pretty pictures. You can find out how the fishing life will be through a conversation with the local people. Besides, we can come and visit a temple where the fishermen come to pray for their good fishing.
Basket boat ride in Hoi An city
The following is a boat ride on Thu Bon river for you to admire the sceneries of Hoi An on two sides. We then head to Cam Thanh Water Coconut village where you can experience the basket boat ride, watching the man spinning his round boat and seeing fisherman casting the fishing net into water. As your request, you can get on his boat and try to do it.
Eventually, we cycle our bike to the hotel and then Hoi An Cycling Tour will end here.
Hoi An Cycling Tour Price
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| Tour inclusion | Tour exclusion |
| – 4 – seat private car with air conditioning – Experienced driver – English speaking guide – Entrance ticket – Cold water and wet tissue – Lunch
| – Travel insurance – Other expenses – Soft drinks and beverages – Tips and gratuities |
| Things to bring | Travel tip |
| -Fully charged camera; Sun cream; Climbing shoes; Caps/hats; Sun glasses; Insect spray; Shoulder covers
| In months of October, November, December, January, February; it normally rains in Hue, let’s bring rain coats with you. For the rest of the year, it is usually hot and humid. |
Remarks
- Tour departs from Hoi An city and Da Nang city only and is conducted in a nice sunny pleasant day. We will not organize the tour in case of bad weather.
Children policy
- FOC for children under 5 years old
- 50% charge for children from 6 to 12 years old
- Full charge as adults for children over 12 years old
How to book Hoi An Cycling Tour?
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Hội An (, Hoi an, Vietnam), formerly known as Fai-Fo or Faifoo, is a city with a population of approximately 120,000 in Vietnam’s Quảng Nam Province and noted since 1999 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Old Town Hội An, the city’s historic district, is recognized as an exceptionally well-preserved example of a South-East Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century, its