I did the Hoi An - Bike and Kayak tour with Mr. Easy as my guide. It was definitely the highlight of my trip to Hoi An. The pace was good (even for a somewhat beginner like me), and he made sure I was ok. He definitely lived up to his name by making sure the entire journey seemed easy for me! We went through the off beaten tracks. Mr Easy gave a really good explanation about everything, including local culture and history. Would definitely recommend it!

Our guide, Tam, was fantastic. We hadn’t initially realized the tour included a three-hour bike ride, but Tam set us up with high-quality bikes, making the ride smooth and enjoyable. Tam is sweet and kind, comfortable biking quietly so we could take in the scenery, but always ready to share his love for the country and stories if you’re interested. The route itself was easy and a perfect way to see the countryside and towns beyond the typical tourist spots in Hoi An. You truly get a sense of how people live there. Tam provided water and bananas along the way, happily stopping for breaks, photos, and even brief lessons on things we passed. After the ride and a coffee break, we took a bus to My Son Sanctuary. You could tell Tam is genuinely passionate about history; he shared insights that really brought the place to life. His English was excellent, so he was always easy to understand. At the end, he took us to a fantastic food spot before dropping us off exactly where we needed to go. Overall, it was an amazing day, and Tam was a wonderful guide!

This tour was absolutely amazing! Though My Son sanctuary is the final destination if you love cycling this is a great way to explore the countryside and local villages around Hoi An. My guide Hoàn was extremely knowledgeable about both the local area and the history. The terrain is mostly flat but you need to have a medium- experienced level of fitness due to the heat it’s 28 km. Highly recommended

This tour was excellent. The guide (Kay) was knowledgeable and extremely friendly. The tour consisted of a gentle cycle ride through vietnamese countryside, with frequent stops for water, drinks, and fruit. A mini bus then picks you up and takes you the rest of the way to My Son. My Son is well worth seeing, but a guide (like on this tour) is a must. The ruins wouldn't mean much if you didn't have a guide (particulaly if you were like us who hadnt dine extensiove background research on the hietory of the ruins, their discovery, and the general cham culture. In a nutshell, the trip was well worth it if staying in the Hoi An area if you want a mix of history, culture, and gentle cycling combined. It makes for an enjoyable day out.

We had an incredible experience with Hoàn! It was just two of us and since we are seasoned cyclist we took some detours which really added to our experience. I learned so much about Vietnamese culture, plants and the language. It was hands down the best part of our trip!

An amazing tour with Tam, who was so knowledgeable, caring and patient with us during the entire trip. Despite not being avid cyclists, this is a wonderful way to see this beautiful region of Vietnam and then to visit the Sanctuary and listen to the history from Tam, made for an unbelievable experience. Highly recommend this with Tam! Bob Rajan (Munich, Germany)

This tour was amazing. It is much more than a food tour. Huy was a great guide. We hadn’t been on bikes in a while and he was very patient and kind when we needed to go slow. Would 10/10 recommend.

Great guide (thanks Mai Thieu) who helped us cycle out of Hoi An and through the rice fields to the gorgeous little villages beyond. Superb food and kindness along the way from all the people and places we stopped at - from the peanut harvesters to the rice wine distillery and the house stay lunch. A blissful kayak back to Hoi An through wide flowing rivers and hidden backwaters. A winner. The trip that just kept giving!

Ky was a great guide. One of the highlights of our trips in Vietnam was biking through countryside seeing a side of Vietnam that is not easily seen in the cities or resorts. We had a great day and would highly recommend this tour.

What a great trip! We both enjoyed our 40km ride, and the chicken noodles were amazing for lunch! Thank you for your explanations at the unisco site, was very insightful and we learned alot about the local culture. Highly recommend!!

Easy bicycling, really interesting temple ruins. The biking is flat and mostly on paved paths through rice paddies, farms and villages. We walked through a market and had coffee. The ruins are over a thousand years old, in a dramatic jungle setting, and our guide gave us a lot of history. Then we had a good lunch. I recommend this tour.

Great tour of biking thru the rice fields and small villages before entering a van taking us up to the My Son ruins. Tâm is an excellent guide with tons of knowledge of most everything in and around Hoi An. A+++++

Wow! How amazing was this experience! We were only 3 bikers plus our guide on this tour which was nice! (Not a fan of big groups...) Hubby is a mountain biker so I booked the tour mostly for him with little expectations for myself not being a mountain biker, but there is an option at the last stop to go the rest of the way in the van instead - which is what I did - while the other bikers carry on (mostly uphill) to My Son. Make no mistake this is a long peddle and your butt (and if you're not regularly cycling) your neck, back and basically every other part of your body knows it! However it is an amazing experience and you get to see things you would not otherwise, so it is absolutely worth the pain and completely doable at least up to the last stop which is probably about another half hour peddle from My Son. The personal service and attention from the moment we arrived at Grasshopper's offices in Hoi An, was awesome! Our guide made sure we had regular stops, made sure we were OK and hydrated and took a lot of time pointing out things to us, sharing the history and other information about the area we were cycling through and pointed out specific points of interest. He was very patient with little old me lagging behind in some places. I never once felt that I was an inconvenience or held everyone back if they had to wait a few seconds for me to catch up. Along the way we stopped at a market for a look around and some local food and coffee which was very nice! It gave us a bit of a break from peddling. Our guide bought fruit that we enjoyed later. When we arrived at My Son, our guide took us all the way through the entire sanctuary which is done on foot - quite a walk! He had a vast knowledge of the sanctuary and all the history. We took our time at the sanctuary and did not at any point feel rushed through. It was just a very easy relaxing walk with plenty of time to explore and take photos. I would recommend Grasshopper Bike tours in Hoi An in a heartbeat and I'll definitely do this tour again if I find myself in Hoi An.

Wonderful tour with Ky. I loved cycling through the countryside, and seeing so much local life and colour… Ky was extremely professional and friendly, good English and very knowledgeable about all subjects. The bikes were first rate and very new. I would SO recommend this tour to anyone. A very special day out.

This was a fabulous experience and I would highly recommend it. From start to finish, it was extremely enjoyable and so interesting throughout the day - by far, the best excursion we have done in Vietnam. Our guide, Quang, spoke fluent English and he was so friendly and incredibly informative and able to answer any questions we had about what we were seeing during the ride and whilst at My Son Sanctuary - which is an absolute ‘must see’. The length of the ride was just right, and it was good that the minibus was able to take us from My Son straight back to our hotel in Hoi An. The various stop offs were great too, and we particularly enjoyed visiting the market. At the final stop before My Son, we were offered drinks at a nice cafe/bar and the choice of freshly made juice drinks was great - I recommend the fresh lemonade as it was out of this world! The bikes were lightweight, in good condition and very easy to ride. The only negative in my opinion was that there could have been more advice about suitable attire for the day in the booking information. So here are my suggestions - wear lightweight gloves as the grips on the handles feel a bit prickly after a while and the gear chain is exposed so either wear shorts or tight fitting leggings. Padded cycle shorts ideal though as the bike seats aren’t particularly comfortable. Trainers also advisable for walking the terrain at My Son and if you’re prone to mozzy bites, make sure you’ve got that covered as I was bitten more on that day than during the previous 3 weeks in Vietnam. Water is provided so no need to bring your own. There are no baskets or panniers on the bikes so a small rucksack for your belongings would be ideal. The cycling terrain is mostly flat with only a few slight inclines so most levels of fitness could cope, but confidence on a bike is a must as there are a few narrow tracks to negotiate along the way.