Top Asia Spring Break in 2026

This small group tour will show you the best of the nightlife scene in Pattaya. Your guide will organize all the activities and bars, so you just need to follow along and have a great time. Visit some of the best bars in town and travel between them by local tuk tuk (extra cost). Note that drinks fees are extra, so you can choose just what you’d like to drink.

If you prefer the Anthony Bourdain style of travel, experiencing local drinking culture, eating good food, drinking at some hidden watering holes outside of the touristy Old Quarter, talking about everything (lifestyle, history, sports, politics, culture, literature), then this is the tour for you. I've spent more than 18 years searching for the best Bia Hơi in Hanoi. Even though it's the drink that has represented Hanoi culture for over 50 years and you can see "Bia Hơi" sign at every conner but sadly there are only few places serve proper "Hanoi Bia Hơi" nowadays. So join me in a journey through some of the most special, enjoyable, hidden places to taste the real Hanoi Bia Hơi and delicious local drinking food. * I can only host this beer tour twice a week so please send me a message if you have any date inquiry * THIS TOUR CAN BE WELL ADAPTED TO VEGETARIAN

After you’ve seen Samarkand’s beautiful UNESCO-listed heritage sites, learn all about high-quality Uzbekistani wine. Enjoy a two-hour tasting tour of the Khovrenko Winery, where you’ll get to try local wines and cognacs. Tour the Samarkand Museum of Winemaking with your local guide. Travelers who appreciate fine drinks will especially enjoy this tour.

To make your visit even more special, we offer exclusive packages that combine the best of what Red Sky has to offer at a valuable price. These packages are thoughtfully curated to include a selection of the bar’s most popular drinks and dishes, allowing you to indulge in a premium experience without the premium price tag.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Tokyo for an exciting bar and pub crawl in the local town of Akabane—on the outskirts of Tokyo. After a hassle-free 20-minute journey from Shinjuku, meet your guide for an exciting local adventure. Instead of tourist traps, discover the places locals go, get tips on local etiquette, and learn some basic Japanese too.

Sake has been brewed in Nada since the Edo period and accounts for 30% of Japan's total sake production. Nada's location, climate, quality of rice, as well as water, all make it the perfect place for brewing sake. This tour introduces you to sake brewing and tasting, as well as food culture using sake, which we will explore as we stroll local shopping streets.

Osaka Winery Tour with Wine Tasting & Vineyard Walk A Hidden Gem Just 40 Minutes from Osaka City – Discover Japan’s Wine Culture ‍ Escape the crowds of Dotonbori and Namba and experience Katashimo Winery, the oldest winery in western Japan, founded in 1914. Located just 40 minutes by train, this tour combines history, culture, and wine, offering a unique day trip from Osaka. Tour Highlights 1. Winery Tour – Explore the Historic Wine Cellar Start at the winery’s bar before visiting a 100-year-old aging cellar, a designated cultural heritage site, where wines have matured for generations. Follow this with a guided stroll through the vineyards. 2. Walking Tour – Discover Osaka’s Hidden Town Visit: Edo-period wooden buildings A 800 to 850-year-old camphor tree Nostalgic streets showcasing Osaka’s past 3. Wine Tasting – Enjoy G20 Summit-Selected Wines Taste three locally crafted wines, learning about Japanese boutique winemaking.

Enjoy a different side of the Island of the Gods with a Balinese winery tour. Your tour begins with pickup from your hotel and transport to the winery where you’ll join a small group and go on a behind-the-scenes tour of the winemaking process. You’ll also have the chance to learn about wine production in Indonesia, sample different wines, and enjoy a delicious local snack.

Diving into Tokyo's rich nightlife can feel intimidating for visitors to Japan. This private walking tour of the colorful, neon-soaked district Shinjuku promises an authentic Japanese experience without the language barrier or worry about etiquette. Your guide will take you to a selection of bars in the Golden Gai and to Omoide Yokocho where you will rub shoulders with locals and learn all about Tokyo drinking culture.

Visit Hanoi’s top-rated craft breweries—and discover a side of the city that many visitors overlook—on this half-day, small-group tour. Don't worry about finding your own way: With minibus transit and pickup from your hotel, getting around is simple. Travel to four different breweries in one tour, and taste up to 12 beers, all accompanied by Vietnamese and Western snacks. As you go, meet fellow beer enthusiasts and learn about Hanoi's growing craft beer scene.

Golden Gai is one of Tokyo’s most famous nightlife districts. It is a compact maze of narrow alleys packed with tiny bars, each with its own personality and loyal local crowd. This guided bar-hopping tour helps you experience Golden Gai the right way, without the awkwardness or uncertainty first-time visitors often feel.

Qingdao is a beautiful city which is famous for the sea, you can spend a leisure time by losing yourself in this charming city. Lying across the Shandong Peninsula while looking out to the Yellow Sea, Qingdao today is a major seaport, naval base, and industrial center. Today we will have the chance to show you Qingdao Historic architectural tour Attractions: Governor's Residence, the Catholic Church, Zhong Shan Road, Pichaiyuan snack street, Signal hill, Qingdao Railway Station, Badagaun - Eight Great Passes Scenic Area. We will have private guide and transfer for you but hotel should be in the city center.

Cycle through Hagi's beautiful countryside to experience local life and savor scenery suited best for a slow ride. This private guided tour focuses on Japanese rice wine "sake." Learn about the brewing process, see where the rice and water are collected, and visit a local sake brewery and rice polishing facility. After the tour, guests may enjoy sake tasting at the brewery.

Get ready to dive into the electric heart of Saigon’s nightlife with our epic Saigon’s Hidden Bar Nightlife Walk! TWO EXCITING OPTIONs TO CHOOSE FROM: Self-led tour with prepared itinerary — For a more personal, flexible, and comfortable experience where you plan your own pace, explore at your own rhythm, and enjoy the freedom to jump between bars without any schedule pressure. (Best for 1-2 people) Tour with local guides — For a more safe and worry-free experience. Our guides (fluent English) handle everything so you can relax and focus on the vibes — no hassles of getting ripped off, navigating unknown areas, or worrying about safety in a new city. (Best for large groups) Each option explores four handpicked hidden bars that are the true heart of Saigon’s bar culture — unbeatable atmospheres, unique themes, and top-tier service that locals actually love. Ladies, we’ve got you covered — a female guide is always part of the team (in the guided option) to have your back.

If you are a beer lover, you can’t miss this Saigon night beer craft tour. We can gather and drink in anywhere: a rooftop bar, the local beer restaurant, and even the big craft beer pub. First stop, Our guides will bring you to a rooftop bar where you can enjoy a kind of beer while immersed in our picturesque sunset and use some snack. After that, we will drive you to Nguyen Thien Thuat Street. The cuisine is really fascinating and diverse. We continue on driving to the biggest flower market in Saigon. Next stop is always a local pub where you will eat a satisfying meal with sprouting egg, fried beef tendon and sample the Vietnamese craft beer. Last and final stop is The CRAFT Beer PUB. We’ll be tasting two kind of unique beers brewed with strange and freaky names as the guides shares their craft story. Finishing the tour, our friendly driver will say good night and put more happy smiles on you.

Shanghai’s nightlife scene changes so fast it’s hard for even regular visitors to keep up. Discover the city’s classic locations by night with a private guide and driver on this 100% flexible dinner tour. Experience the converted “shikumen” houses of Xintiandi, the colonial charm of the Old French Concession, and the majesty of the Bund. Along the way, enjoy dinner and a drink at the stylish Lost Heaven Silk Road.

Let your hair down and explore the lively side of bustling Phuket on this pub crawl. Follow your guide along Bangla Road—the heart of Phuket’s nightlife—and stop for drinks in two of the street’s best bars and a nightclub. With a free shot at each venue included, drink and dance your way through your night on the town, and see the best of Phuket’s legendary nightlife.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Bangkok with a special dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River and unobstructed views of the fireworks at midnight. The cruise features a buffet dinner of Thai and international fare; live music from a band; open bar with wine, beer, and whiskey; and a great vantage point to see riverside monuments such as Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn). Hotel pickup and drop-off is provided.

If you are a beer lover, you can’t miss this Saigon night beer craft tour. Not only can you sightsee this gorgeous city, but also have a chance to reveal different kinds of beer. We can gather and drink in anywhere: a rooftop bar, the local beer restaurant, and even the big craft beer pub.

Explore the izakaya bars of the Ueno, Shinbashi or Ikebukuro districts of Tokyo with an expert local guide. Your 2-hour tour takes you into popular local spots that most visitors never see. Delve into the heart of Japan’s izakaya — a casual bar that serves up small plates of delicious Japanese fare (think tapas). Your guide translates the menus and helps you to choose a range of tasty food and drinks at three different venues. Don’t miss this chance to experience local culture and food traditions firsthand.

【Comments from the planner】 I’m a professional guide — not a bartender — but I love whisky so much that I ended up creating this tour anyway. I’ve tasted whiskies from all over the world, yet Japanese whisky is still my favorite. I’m not big on heavily peated, smoky whiskies, so the smooth, delicate, and beautifully aromatic style of many Japanese whiskies really speaks to me. Of course, Japan also produces wonderfully smoky expressions, which shows just how wide and fascinating the range truly is. In recent years, micro-distilleries have been popping up all across Japan, adding even more depth to the whisky scene. Japanese whisky is now famous worldwide, but I believe there are still plenty of incredible bottles that can only be enjoyed here in Japan. The more you learn, the deeper and more fun the world of Japanese whisky becomes — and I’d love to explore it with you. This tour is basically my personal passion project, and I’m the only one on the team who guides it. Kenji

Just West of Hua Hin town in the tranquility of the mountainous Thai countryside lie the Hua Hin vineyards of Monsoon Valley. Traditionally not a wine producing country, Thailand now has a number of vineyards in several locations producing excellent wines. In fact, the wines from the Hua Hin vineyards have recently won several medals in international competitions. This vineyard offers you the opportunity to visit the vineyard, learn something about the process of wine making, taste the wines, as well as tour the area. The drive up to the vineyards goes through some very scenic countryside, passing several small traditional Thai villages. The vineyard as well as the restaurant are very well maintained and clean and are a great place for a relaxed morning or afternoon trip in natural surroundings, with amazing views of rolling hills all around.

Strap in for an electrifying tour through Fushimi’s sake paradise! Start at Gekkeikan, where tradition meets innovation. Dive into the Gekkeikan Museum to uncover the secrets of sake-making with interactive exhibits and ancient tools, then savor their top-notch sakes and snag some quirky souvenirs. Next, visit Kizakura, famous for its smooth, crowd-pleasing brews. Meet their playful "kappa" mascot and taste their smooth, approachable sakes while soaking up their fun, historical vibes. The grand finale is Fushimizu Sake Brewery Alley—a tasting extravaganza featuring 18 different sakes! From bold to light, this spot has it all, promising a wild ride of flavors and unforgettable sips. Prepare for a thrilling sake adventure that’s packed with flavor and fun. Can you handle the ultimate sake challenge?

With a bilingual local guide, you can visit places like Nara Off the touristic path and feel relaxed. You will see places and experience things that most people wouldn't do by themselves. Trust your guide and you will have an amazing time with us. Pour la demande de guide francophone: Nous ne pouvons pas garantir la francophonie pour un tour partagée, car mélangeant plusieurs nationalités, la priorité deviendra l'anglais. Tous nos guides parlent au minimum anglais et japonais, ce qui veut dire que le français sera une langue supplémentaire. Le guide pourra donc alterner entre anglais et français si nécessaire. Pour garantir la disponibilité du guide francophone à la date souhaitée, veuillez nous contacter à l'avance, afin que nous puissions confirmer qu'un guide francophone est toujours disponible pour votre date de réservation. Merci pour votre compréhension.