Vietnam Adventure & Outdoor Tours

Home to magnificent mountains, bewitching bays, dense forests..., Vietnam’s mind-boggling geography lends itself to an extraordinary collection of sport and adventure holidays. Hike a circuit of remote villages, camp within the largest caves on the planet, weave your way on a bike through highlands and coastline, explore the magnificent rivers, lakes as well as the coastal sea by kayaking... are the must-try experiences awaiting you in Vietnam’s wonderful outdoors.

Famed for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural diversity, Sapa is one of the most popular destinations for adventure in Vietnam. A hike through breath-taking vistas of mountain scenery from village to village where one can sit down to dinner with a range of different ethnic groups; each with their own language, architecture and traditional dress; will be the best way to absorb the diversity of the destination.

Voted as the Asia's leading emerging tourism destination at the 2023 World Travel Awards, Ha Giang, with its wild and magnificent beauty, is famous for the great sense of adventure when zigzaging up and down along mountain slopes on a back of a motorcycle. This is the best way to experience the region because the roads here are narrow, winding and often undulated that make the ride thrilling and exciting. Instead of being cooped up in a car or bus watching the world outside from a steamed-up window, traveling up, over and through this epic mountainous region on a motorcycle's back is the absolute best way to viscerally experience it.

Nestled in the heart of central Vietnam, Quang Binh with more than 500 caves discovered is renowned as the country's kingdom of caves, many of which have UNESCO World Heritage Status. Apart from Son Doong, the world’s largest and most beautiful natural cave accredited by the World Records Union and the World Records Association, there are other caves which are equally spectacular options including the En and Pygmy caves declaired to be the third and fourth biggest in the world. Hang En Cave, located at an altitude of about 180m above sea level, is one of the main sinks of the Phong Nha Cave System. To explore the unimaginable wonders inside the cave, take part in a 2 day 1 night trip starting with a trek through dense jungles and cross the ethnic minority village of Ban Doong before spending a night in a tent among the sheer beauty of the cave's rock formations. The campsite is located in the middle of the cave, on the sandy banks of a gorgeous natural blue pool, a great place to swim and relax. The exploration of Pygmy Cave is a higher level of adventure. Ones will navigate and scramble through the 3.5km stretch of Hang Over prussiking into the expansive cavern of Hang Pygmy, admire enormous stalagmites & statuesque stalactites rising from the ground & hanging from the ceiling like an alien species, also engage in trekking, swimming and camping amidst the pristine wilderness of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.

Head to the south to Da Lat, a charming mountain town featuring a network of lakes, rivers and waterfalls, a popular destination for nature lovers. Although there are many attractions for visiting in Da Lat, but due to the geography, Da Lat really excels more in adventure activities including canyoning, white water rafting, trekking, and mountain biking... An absolute must for the adrenaline junkies is a canyoning tour to explore the famous Datanla waterfall, an adventure filled with the adrenaline rush of abseiling, ziplining, sliding down natural waterfalls and floating down the lazy river. Challenge with a white-water rafting down the Do Don River is another favorite adventure in Da Lat. Sailing down the river in an inflatable raft to navigate varying levels of water is so exciting especially when bouncing down the rapids or jumping off cliffs into the water.