Private Half-Day Nha Trang Countryside and Crafts Tour by Pedicab Rickshaw

Nha Trang, Vietnam

4 to 5 hours (approx.)
Pickup offered
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Get in touch with the Nha Trang countryside and its people on this 4-hour private tour by Rickshaw, including hotel pickup and drop-off. Ride a rickshaw through the area, and stop to visit villages where you’ll see people who make stoves, bread, and mats. Plus, pop into a traditional Vietnamese house where you can see a family altar used to worship ancestors.

4-hour private tour of the Nha Trang countryside by rickshaw
Visit villages where potters make charcoal stoves and bakers make bread
Meet a family of mat makers who weave mats form scratch
Explore a traditional Vietnamese house with a family altar to worship ancestors
Nha Trang hotel pickup and drop-off is included

What's Included

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Bottled water
Local guide
Private Pedicab

Food and drinks
Gratuities

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup points

Select a pickup point

Pickup details

Hotel pick up in central of Nha Trang

Operating hours
.8:00 am

Itinerary

Your 4-hour tour of the Nha Trang countryside starts bright and early at 8am. Be ready for your hotel pickup a little before 8am. Once you’ve been picked up, you’ll be taken over to the spot where you’ll pick a rickshaw for the day.

Your first stop is at a village where potters are known for their charcoal stoves, and next is a village where bakers make bread. At each village, get to know how each craft is done, and get an insider’s look at the lifestyle these people lead.

Continue on to meet a family of mat makers who weave mats from scratch. Learn the importance of these mats and how they’re the source of income for this family. Then, move along to be welcomed into a traditional Vietnamese home. See what the differences are between this cultural home and yours. (Hint: the family altar used to worship ancestors might be just one of a few differences.)

After your rickshaw tour has ended, hop into a vehicle for a ride back to your hotel. You’ll have the rest of the day to do as you please.

Please note: A minimum of four people per booking is required.

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Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Minimum 4 adults for tour to operate
Not wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for travelers with back problems

Not recommended for pregnant travelers
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 10 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

Reviews

3.0

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The experience of travelling in a...

Geoffrey T, Jun 2017

The experience of travelling in a Pedicab was not to be missed and probably never repeated. The overall tour was billed as Countryside and Crafts-we were picked up at the entrance to the port in a lovely Mercedes van and taken to the tour operators office to commence the tour which was in the city so we had to travel via pedicab through the busy city traffic to reach the countryside-a hair raising experience especially when the rickshaw drivers were at times smoking with one hand and talking on mobile phones with the other! Of course there are differences when travelling in a third world country but Viatour has the responsibility for their guests-we did pass a local hospital and it did not look appealing! At one point we stopped to walk over a local foot and bike bridge-an interesting experience as this bridge would be condemned in most countries but the tour guide was extremely proud of this feature! The people at the local craft stops were warm and friendly and happy to show their techniques. All and all the countryside tour was interesting but given the safety concerns which were low on this tours priorities I could not recommend this tour.