Cua Dai Beach tours

5 stars. definitely. smooth tour. and the fact that the tour operator considered picking me up even though i wan out of area, that 2 thumbs up indeed. wish we had more time to spend and relax by the beach. 1 hour is not enough. sad

The afternoon trip to Hoi An for the coconut basket boat ride was absolutely incredible. We were picked up at 3pm and spent the afternoon exploring the coconut forest, learning about the local area and getting to experience the basket boats for ourselves. It was such a fun and memorable experience. Our guide Jin was so lovely! Extremely knowledgeable, kind and welcoming. As a solo traveller, having a guide who makes you feel comfortable and included is so important, and Jin does that so naturally. She made the whole afternoon even more special! HIGHLY recommend booking this tour

I had really wanted to visit the My Son Sanctuary during my stay in Hoi An, but I was worried it might be difficult to manage as a solo traveler—until I found this tour. I believe the drive took about 50 minutes each way. Once at the My Son Sanctuary, there was quite a bit of walking involved. I’m used to physical activity, so it wasn't a problem for me, but those who aren't confident in their stamina might find it tiring. Also, even on the earliest tour, the sun was strong and I was sweating profusely, so I felt I made the right choice by not picking the 8:00am or afternoon slots. As for the ruins themselves—the main event—they were far more mystical and moving than I had imagined! No matter how hot it gets or how much you sweat, they are absolutely worth seeing. Our guide was Lucky; despite his youth, he was incredibly personable, attentive to all ten participants, and provided clear, engaging explanations throughout the tour.

I availed of this tour and was very satisfied with the experience! We had senior citizens and a baby in our group, but the girls were absolutely amazing—so accommodating, patient, and attentive throughout the tour. They also did their best to explain the culture, traditions, and stories behind the three villages we visited, which made the experience even more meaningful. And the Coconut Village Tour? Definitely one for the books! The drivers were also friendly, entertaining, and made the journey even more enjoyable. A big shoutout to our amazing tour guides Huong, Hong, Trinh, and Hau for making our experience extra special. ❤️ Highly recommended, especially for families traveling with seniors and little ones! 🇻🇳

Thank you Ms. Qui, This tour has been the highlight of my trip to Vietnam!! Such a relaxed tour. The coconut basket boat was so fun. the food afterwards is amazing and finally finishing off with the lantern boat and free time.

this has been my favourite experience of the Vietnam trip, we enjoyed our time in the coconut forest with the fun activities. Mr. Nam our guide was a great man who had been patient and helpful. Hoi An is a must visit for all, the quintessential town has its own aesthetic atmosphere and the lantern street is just wow.

Booked this solo on Klook and honestly had the best morning. Cycling through the quiet village roads away from the crowded town was so peaceful. The duck massage was hilarious—I was laughing the whole time. Big thanks to the team at Venus Travel and the guide for taking tons of photos of me since I was alone. Super smooth pickup too. 10/10!

This new tour was a great way to head away from the tourist centre of Hoi An and visit places that make food and products the local people use. It was interesting to see the production of different grades of fish sauce and taste Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk. I liked trying the rice wine varieties. The guava and banana ones were my favourite! It felt really special to be able to carve our own little wood blocks to take home with us as a memento and to be able make and eat our own noodles. Our guide was great and had so much local knowledge. We finished our tour having learned about the way of life of locals in Hoi An and with full bellies. Thanks so much!

Guide: Alice. If something isn't understood in English, she uses a translator. Hotel front -> Watering in Basil Village, explanation of crops -> Break with chia seed tea -> Pass through a rural market -> Watch pottery making and try it a little -> Mat making -> Lunch (we were asked if we wanted Cao Lau or Com Ga) -> Back to the hotel. It seemed that not many Japanese people participate, but if you come to Vietnam, this is an experience I highly recommend! You can have various experiences that you wouldn't be able to on your own, and you can ride on the back of a scooter through roads you'd never normally go down. I'd like to use this service again.