• Old Quarter - Guests are picked up and driven through narrow streets to the meeting point to join the group at the historic Old Quarter. The first stop is the French Quarter, where visitors can explore the Hanoi Opera House and learn about French colonial architecture and history.
• Long Bien Bridge - The second destination is the Long Bien Bridge, a remarkable structure built over a hundred years ago. It spans the Red River, connecting the Hoan Kiem and Long Bien districts, and provides shelter to locals living on boats underneath. Only motorbikes and bicycles can cross, so off we go!

3: The next attraction takes visitors along the riverside to the Red River Island, where they can explore a hidden gem village. Here, they can witness the lives of the less fortunate, observe farming activities, and have the opportunity to meet and chat with the island’s residents. The guide will also introduce a local family to showcase daily life.

4: The journey continues through a banana farm, showcasing the lush greenery of the vegetable farms along the way. Visitors will also visit a Kumquat farm, where these small trees are traditional gifts during Tet, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. They symbolize luck, health, wealth, fertility, and peace.

• Chua Tran Quoc - The next ride takes visitors to Tran Quoc Pagoda, located on West Lake, one of the largest lakes in Hanoi. From certain points, there is a panoramic view of the city, with beautiful houses and a glimpse into the lives of the affluent.

6: The tour proceeds to Thanh Nien Street, next to West Lake, where Truc Bach Lake is located. Here, visitors stop at the Monument of John McCain and learn about the story of his capture.

• Huu Tiep Lake and the Downed B-52 - The journey continues through the botanical garden and narrow alleys to Huu Tiep Lake, where the B-52 crash site is located. This US bomber was shot down during the 1972 bombing raids of Hanoi, serving as a poignant reminder of recent history.
• Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum - After a short Vespa ride towards Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the tour stops at a point offering an overview of the area, including the Presidential Palace, Parliament Building, and government offices. The guide shares the history and stories of Hanoi.
• Hanoi Train Street - The final attraction is enjoying Vietnamese coffee, including the famous Egg Coffee, beside the railway tracks. Visitors can observe local life and work just centimeters from the train tracks in tall, narrow houses.
• Old Quarter - Finally, guests hop on the Vespa and head to a local restaurant to enjoy Vietnamese cuisine. After lunch, the Vespa team will ride guests back to their hotel or drop them off at a preferred location. Farewell!

• English speaking tour guides
• Pick up/drop off from the hotel in the OLD QUARTER
• Experienced driver
• Local food as Bun Cha and coffee
• Full face helmets
• Vintage motorbike

• Tips and Gratuities

Embark on a thrilling Hanoi Scooter Tour with Vespa Adventures. Explore the captivating charm of Vietnam’s capital through our specially designed Hanoi Vespa Tours. Vespa Adventures welcomes you to dive into Hanoi’s vibrant history, fascinating culture, and mouthwatering cuisine. With our knowledgeable guides and chic vintage Vespas, you are guaranteed a remarkable journey through the city’s lively streets, quaint alleys, and secret treasures. Prepare to capture the essence of Hanoi and join us for an extraordinary adventure!

• The allotted time for transportation is already included in the total duration.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.