Very interesting experience - We went with Quy, it was a different experience. Explanations about the very interesting culture and customs. Very good driver.

Hoi an moterbike tour - We had an unforgettable experience with Mr. Quy on our private tour! Exploring the farming and agricultural side of Hoi An was both unique and insightful. Mr. Quy was incredibly knowledgeable and shared so much fascinating information throughout the journey. I felt completely safe and comfortable riding my scooter the entire time. This tour was a true highlight of our trip — an absolute must-do when visiting Hoi An!

Great Tour - Quy took me out on his bike for the day and showed me the countryside of Hoi An. Highly recommend this tour. I was a bit nervous on the back of the bike but he was a great driver.

A scenic tour where you get to explore the hidden gems of Hoi an- this is a must do while you visit! - An amazing experience to do with friends! Highly recommend we had lots of fun- the tour guides taught us so much and made sure we all had a good time and took good photos

Incredible Experience - We had the most incredible time with Quy. He went above and beyond for us. He taught us so much about Vietnam and their traditions within the villages. He spoke english so well and made the day fun for us. It was great to see the agricultural and rice fields. 3 hours was the perfect amount of time. Highly recommend!!!

Hoi an motorcycle trip - Great trip, fun and very informative guide! We went to the countryside area of Hoi an by motorcycle. Thanks for the tour ☺️

Motorcycle Tour through Rice Fields - Had an awesome experience with Mr Quy, he took us on a tour to places such as the Driftwood Village that we didn’t know existed. Mr Quy was very knowledgeable, super friendly and very hospitable. Highly recommend a tour with him and his team.

Educational Fun - This was our first time riding on a motorbike, so we were a little nervous at first, but the drivers were very safe and experienced and soon made us feel comfortable. Our whole family (6 people, kids ages 8-17) enjoyed the experience. Quy was a great guide, and I felt like we really learned about what life is like for many people in Vietnam—fishermen, rice farmers, boat builders, fruit and vegetable farmers, and craftsmen.

Guide was awesome - Amazing Experince and learned a lot about the life and Experince of countryside VN people. Our guide was amazing and had a great laugh.

An amazing cultural experience of Hoi An and it’s beautiful surrounds - a Must Do - An amazing cultural experience - loved it ☺️ At 8am, my driver Quy picked me up from reception 🏍☺️. Off we went, heading through beautiful lush green countryside, abound with motorbikes, bicycles and the occasional buffalo, all happily coexisting, in this beautiful part of the world 🏍 🚲 🐃 ☺️. The beautiful Cua Dei beach was our first stop, for a relaxing gaze across the peaceful ocean to the Cham Islands, where Vietnam’s military are stationed, keeping an ever alert eye on any potential Chinese advances down the coast 🛥 Next we arrived at a place abundant with small fish farms 🐟. All agricultural land here is owned by the Vietnamese Socialist government, and farms are leased by the farmers for a nominal annual amount. The farm has two 4 month seasons, with it being dormant in the Hoi An winter, from Sep to Dec. Small fish are bought, released, fed, fattened up, caught via a net at the end of the four months and sold live at the local fish market 🐟. As the fish get bigger the farmer will stay in the little house on the lake with a couple of angry dogs, to ward off mischievous kids, looking to cash in with an overnight illegal catch 😳. A farmer can expect to make $6,000 per year profit from this venture. Next we passed through rice paddies, the National food of Vietnam 🇻🇳. Rice is cheap, so the Vietnamese will eat it 3 times per day 🍚😋. Even the poor can afford it so no one goes hungry in Vietnam 😌 The vegetable farm was a lovely vibrant touch and a hive of activity. The government doesn’t charge rent to these farmers, to ensure the 200 year old enterprise survives 😌. A sobering trip to a Vietnamese War monument reminded me that this beautiful country hasn’t always been this tranquil, hard to imagine today 😌 Heading across a nearby bridge we found ourselves at a local boat building town, where old mate, works feverishly to craft mahogany boats by hand, each one taking him only 10 days to make 😲, As we pass along the river, Fishing nets hang above, in readiness for being used in the night 🐟🎣 . An finally it was the floating bridge, a symbol of the ever changing face of Vietnam, as the adjacent permanent bridge, has recently replaced it, as a means for cars, motorcycles and bikes to get to the small island 🏝. It was a lovely trip, but eventually saying good bye to Quy, Quy was a lovely humble man, drove very safely and was very informative about the area and it’s culture 🙏 A Must Do ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅