Top Hue Sightseeing Cruises

A VIP dragon boat ride on the Perfume River offers an enchanting evening filled with culture, cuisine, and romance. Cruise in a luxurious boat with a refrigerated cabin, enjoying stunning views of Hue illuminated at night. Relish an 8-course dinner inspired by royal dishes, complemented by drinks including beer and soft drinks. Experience a 50-60 minute Hue singing show, showcasing traditional performances. Complete the evening by releasing flower lanterns into the river, creating a magical ambiance as you wear traditional Hue costumes. - Savor an exquisite 8-course dinner inspired by royal Hue cuisine (If option selected) - Experience a captivating Hue singing show celebrating local culture - Release flower lanterns into the river for a romantic setting - Wear traditional Hue costumes - Fresh seasonal fruit - Complimentary drinks - Luxurious air-conditioned cabin

With hotel pickup in Hue and transport by private car, this one-way transfer to Hoi An includes plenty of sightseeing. The half-day tour with a dedicated driver offers you flexibility, with a choice of stops at your destination. Drive along the Hai Van pass and see the Marble Mountains, named after the five elements, and visit Lang Co beach along the way.

Up to four passengers can travel between destinations in air-conditioned comfort with this one-way private transfer from Hue to Hoi An (or the reverse direction). Skip the hassle of navigating Hai Van Pass and have more time to focus on sightseeing. En route, your driver stops at Lang Co Beach, Son Tra Mountain, and Marble Mountain.

Hue’s royal tombs (Minh Mang, Tu Duc, Khai Dinh) are a few of the city’s most famous *and* most intriguing sites. With this private tour, you’ll see them when and how you like, your English-speaking driver here to accommodate your requests. Across one hassle-free half-day, you’ll learn all about the city’s royal past—and get all your questions answered.

Departing from Hue, this 4-hour tour begins with a 2-mile (4-km) bike ride through the imperial city. Follow your guide along small paths to Bao Vinh, a village featuring traditional Vietnamese houses. Pedal to Dieu De Pagoda, then board a boat for a sunset cruise along the Perfume River. You’re served a complimentary cup of Vietnamese coffee or tea before cycling back to Hue.

The notable sights of Hue can be tricky to visit without a car; this private service takes up to four passengers without a hassle. Cover the best the historical city has to offer at your own pace, including the royal tombs, Thien Mu Pagoda, and the Citadel. The itinerary is flexible, with extra time for lunch if you request. Fuel, tolls, parking fees, and hotel pickup are included—a great value.