Hoi An Countryside Bicycle Tour with Tra Que Vegetable Village Farming Experience and Lunch

Your Experience

Cycle Hoi An's countryside to Tra Que Vegetable Village with farming, a water buffalo ride, and guided experiences in one guided day trip.

Getting started

Begin your guided day trip with departure from Da Nang or Hoi An, depending on the option you select at booking. Guests on the Da Nang option use hotel pickup and drop-off in Da Nang city center, while Hoi An guests start directly from Hoi An. After meeting your English-speaking local guide, receive your bicycle and helmet and set off toward the Hoi An countryside.

What to expect

Hoi An countryside

Ride through the rural outskirts that surround Hoi An, passing rice paddies and lotus fields on quiet local paths.

Features

• Cycling around Hoi An countryside gives you time to see rice paddies, lotus fields, and village lanes at a relaxed pace while your expert English-speaking guide shares context about daily life in the area.

• A bicycle and helmet are provided for you, and travel insurance is included for the duration of your guided day trip from Da Nang or guided day trip from Hoi An.

• Along the way, stop for water buffalo photos and a water buffalo ride, a chance to interact with these working animals and capture memorable countryside images.

Tra Que Vegetable Village

Tra Que Vegetable Village is a well-known farming community near Hoi An, noted for its organic herbs and vegetables grown using traditional methods.

Features

• Entry to Tra Que Vegetable Village is included, and you join farming with locals to see how the village produces herbs and vegetables using traditional organic farming methods.

• During the farming experience with local farmers, take part in hands-on vegetable planting, watering, and harvesting so you can understand each step of the process.

• At a local family home in the village, enjoy a basil seed drink and bottled water, followed by a home-cooked Vietnamese lunch prepared with fresh local ingredients that highlight the produce grown in Tra Que.