Sapa Ham Rong Mountain & Cat Cat Village Multi-Day Guided Tour

Absolutely loved Sapa!! Will definitely come back for a longer trip. Everything was beautiful—the weather, the scenery, the people, the accommodation, and the food. It’s truly a special place. Our guide was incredibly kind and helpful, always making sure everyone was well taken care of. Highly recommend visiting!

Our accomodations, tour guide, food, and itineraries for our Sapa Trip was spectacular. My friends and I really have a good time there and would love to come back in the near future. We got a chance to try their national costumes in Catcat Village, we had tasted their local food, we had a nice view while riding on the cable car, and we got a chance to visit the rose garden in Fansipan. The sleeper bus the we rode on via back and forth it was totally comfty. I would really recommend this trip so far.♥️

The journey starts at 6.30am from Hanoi Old Town. Bus with places to lie down. The journey itself takes about 6 hours. On arrival in Sapa, you are met by local guides who are very nice. Upon arrival, you are fed lunch and given a drink of water. Our hotel was good. It is 10 minutes' walk from the centre. On the first day, we asked for a lift to Moana. The rain and fog meant that you could see about 10 metres. We had a delicious coffee and took a taxi back to the hotel. After dinner, we went for a walk in the city centre. There are many cafés and restaurants. The Sun Plaza is beautifully lit and offers nice photo opportunities. Next morning around 7.00 breakfast. Around 8.15 we arrived in Fansipan. We stayed there until 12.20. We still had lunch when we got back to the hotel. The journey was enjoyable and interesting. I recommend it.

We had a great time in Sapa! I think joining the tour is totally worth it since we dont have to think of our transpo, accomodation and food. The bus going to Sapa was super comfy and spacious. The hotel that we stayed in was great too! Its very near to the hotel restaurant where we had our meals. So, our tourguide in Cat Cat village was very helpful and great. She helped us on purchasing the Fansipan cable car ticket for our next day activity. The Fansipan climbed was fun and bearable because of the new friends that we met on this trip. Such a lovely people!

At first, I was thinking Sapa needs at least 2 nights to enjoy. But since we have other destinations to visit, me and my husband decided to take 2 days 1 night package. The return trip Hanoi - Sapa was arranged with sleeper bus which was really convenient. Meals also really nice and local guide Ms. Qua also spoke really good English and explained very well. We got to visit the highlights of Sapa : Cat Cat Village and Fansipan ( additional for cable car VND 800,000 ) really worth to visit.

a must try experience if you are visiting Hanoi. smooth transit from Hanoi to Sapa was given and the hotel we stayed in is hospitable, no complaints overall. one thing that puts us off in our experience are our fellow travelers who totally smell bad. Good thing we were on the other bus and not with them as I cant stand to smell it for six straight hours.

It was worth the six-hour ride to Sapa. The town is very beautiful and feels like a European town. I highly recommend paying extra to take the upgraded sleeper bus to and from Hanoi! We visited Sapa for two days and one night, mainly going to Cat Cat Village and Moana Sapa. In fact, we didn’t have enough time because there are many places in the city center worth visiting and taking photos. If the weather is nice, Cat Cat Village will be a perfect attraction. As for Moana, it is actually a coffee shop with several check-in attractions. The place is not big. It can basically be completed in 15 to 20 minutes, but if you take pictures slowly, it can take at least an hour. This time I chose Moana instead of taking the Cable Car. I feel a little regretful. Next time I have the opportunity to come to Hanoi, I will come back to this town and stay at least three days and two nights to savor it! In addition, Harry who organized this tour was very attentive and paid attention to the feelings of the group members. The previous trip to Halong Bay was also organized by his travel agency, and the itinerary was arranged very well. Fortunately, this trip to Sapa was also organized by his travel agency. Next time When coming to Hanoi, I will especially choose one of his tour groups.

sapa is an epic town. it gives u fresh air, greenery, humble life and guess what, a night like vegas. all the buildings light up in nighttime. it was an experience worth the long time to get here (almost 6 hours by bus)

a must if youre visiting hanoi. place is beautiful. fansipan was closed though, but the glass bridge was very impressive. moana was also fun but the glass bridge is more worth it. our tour guide sua was also very accomodating. the hotel was may sapa hotel, just basic 2 star hotel, clean but simple with home style food. theres fancier 5 star hotels in the area though. the sleeper train was the only bad part, extremely cramped and difficult. upgrading to the private cabin is worth it.

The sleeper bus arrived at 6:30am and departed at 7am. It took 6hrs one way from Hanoi to Sapa and there were 2 stops for stretching or washroom (a small fee to use the washroom) and food and refreshments are also available on site. When arriving at Sapa bus station, a local person picked us up and drove us to the hotel (May Sapa Hotel). There are 2 tour options after lunch at the hotel, cat cat village or rice field trekking, and either one is included in the tour. The tour finished at around 5pm and dinner at the hotel started at 6:30pm. After dinner, tour sapa town center on your own. For the optional Fansipan mountain, the hotel or tour guide can help buy the tickets for you or you can buy it from Klook direct. The hotel can arrange to drop you off and pick you up at the cable car station for free. There is no dedicated tour guide for this tour but it takes care all the transportation, meals and accomodation and is recommended for people to have a short visit to Sapa.