Sapa 2 Días 1 Noche Desde Hanoi - Pernocte en Ta Van Village
Descripción
Este recorrido está diseñado para viajeros que desean experimentar 1 noche en un bungalow en un pueblo de tribus de las montañas, realizar una caminata larga a los sitios de viaje más populares en Sapa.
Opciones de la excursión
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Lugares y horarios de recogida
6:00 - 6:30 Recogida en el hotel en Hanoi Old Quater o en el punto de encuentro: "30 Ly Thai To Str, Hoan Kiem Dist, Hanoi" para partir hacia Sapa.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Tenga en cuenta que los itinerarios y horarios están sujetos a cambios sin previo aviso, según el clima y las condiciones operativas.
- El itinerario anterior corresponde a la opción de traslado de Hanoi a Sapa y vuelta en autobús matutino con coche cama. Puede elegir otras opciones adecuadas para usted por medio de la transferencia y la ubicación de recogida / devolución
- NO SE PREOCUPE POR SU RESERVA SI NO RESPONDEMOS INMEDIATAMENTE DESPUÉS DE QUE TERMINE SU RESERVA, LE ENVIAREMOS LA HORA DE RECOGIDA/ITINERARIO ANTES DE SU VIAJE 1-2 DÍAS O ANTES
- Los clientes deben proporcionar el nombre y la dirección de su hotel en el distrito de Hoan Kiem para organizar la recogida.
- Todos los pasajeros deben proporcionar un teléfono móvil o una dirección de correo electrónico al operador turístico. La empresa se pondrá en contacto con usted directamente después de realizar su reserva.
- Si es vegetariano o tiene algún requisito alimenticio especial, informe al operador local con anticipación.
- También puedes terminar tu viaje en Sapa
- Puede traer su equipaje y dejarlo en el autobús. Y también tenemos un coche para trasladarlos a la Aldea durante el tiempo de caminata.
- Política de habitaciones: Estándar 2-3 personas por habitación
- Lo que debe traer: ropa abrigada, bufanda, gorro, gorra porque el clima en Sapa es bastante impredecible. Normalmente hace frío en septiembre, octubre, noviembre, diciembre, enero, febrero y marzo.
- Lo que debe traer: Debido a la altitud de Sapa, a veces hay niebla en diciembre, enero, febrero y marzo.
- Lo que se debe traer: También son necesarios zapatos de trekking, gafas de sol, crema solar y repelente de insectos. Deberías llevar dinero en efectivo contigo en Vietnam Dong porque el sistema bancario en Sapa a veces no funciona bien. En Sapa se aceptan dólares estadounidenses, euros y dólares australianos.
- Lo que debe traer: debe llevar medicamentos, aunque hay algunas farmacias en Sapa en caso de que se enferme.
Opiniones(2,798)
Originally I was on the fence about going to Sapa since I could only go for two days and had wanted to go longer. I saw this tour and decided to go for it anyway and I'm so glad that I did. There was a little confusion at pickup trying to figure out which bus I was on, but this was quickly resolved. The bus ride was unique with this being my first time on a sleeper bus and I really enjoyed it. The nature of Sapa was beautiful. With the heat, the hiking was definitely a bit sweaty, but in my opinion the perfect distance. It felt long enough to be satisfying but not too long that you are just wanting it to be over. The standout portion of the tour in my opinion was our guide Pam. She was incredibly kind and humble, great at explaining the local cultures and traditions (like the difference between the Hmong tribes), a great leader, and very good at making sure logistics ran smoothly for meetings, departures, etc. You could tell she really enjoyed what she did and always maintained a positive attitude. Getting to learn about her ethnic group (Black Hmong if I remember correctly) was my favorite part of the trip. Don't hesitate to book this tour and ask for Pam. It's well worth the money and I would gladly go back again.
We loved our hikes in Sapa, accompanied by our fantastic guide Khu. We were able to visit several villages and meet the local people. Their know-how and their arts blend with the beauty of the landscapes of Sapa. The bungalow hotel was also very comfortable and well located. The tour was also very well organized, we were taken care of from the end with devotion.
Our guide Cat was amazing, knowlegeable, helpful and pleasant to talk, Sapa was super beautiful even was raining and trek was slippery.
Sapa is a truly beautiful place and well worth a trip to experience. I had a wonderful trip there with a guide name chrang.i like the view is amazing and lucky with beautiful weather
I had Cat and Pam as my guides and they were both excellent. They did a great job of letting me know the plans and helped me communicate with the home stay family. Sapa was insanely beautiful and the trek was a great way to experience it. Make sure you bring water and cash!
My guide's name was Su, and the weather was beautiful; she was very cheerful.
My trekking tour guide, named Su, was cheerful and sociable with my group.
I would highly recommend this tour to anyone that wants to experience the beautiful rice fields in Sa Pa. Khu did a fantastic job showing us around multiple local villages and went out of her way to make this an unforgettable experience.
I had about 2 wonderful days of trekking. Our guide Dao was excellent and kind; I recommend this tour.
Nice experience. June is the rainy season, so the route gets a bit complicated; however, it is something you must try. The guide Dao was explaining everything to you and helping you navigate the path. Very kind and friendly. If you enjoy trekking and are in Vietnam, Sa Pa is an excellent option.
