ホイアン古都とコーヒーメーカー講座

This was a great tour, my guide took me around the Hoi An Ancient Town and explained the history. She also recommended local shops for leather and silver. The coffee making class was great and the instructor was very knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend this tour!

Our Christmas trip from South to North Vietnam was made truly unforgettable thanks to this amazing tour! My partner, two friends, and I had an incredible time exploring Hoi An’s rich history and culture with our wonderful guide, Kim. She took us to fascinating sites, including the Fukian Assembly Hall, Old House of Phung Hung, the Sa Huynh Culture Museum, and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge. Kim was full of interesting stories and insights, making our wander through the charming old town even more special. A highlight of the tour was visiting a delightful silk store where we learned all about the silk-making process—from seeing real silk worms to how silk is transformed into beautiful art pieces and clothing. It was captivating! Being coffee lovers, we were thrilled when Kim brought us to an amazing coffee school run by the inspiring ONGVANGCHARITY.org. The passionate team shared fascinating insights about Vietnamese coffee history (did you know Vietnam is the world’s second-largest coffee exporter?) and guided us through brewing techniques. We loved trying traditional drip coffee, egg coffee, and our new favorite—coconut coffee! Kim’s enthusiasm and deep knowledge perfectly combined history, culture, and delicious coffee experiences. We can’t recommend her and this private tour highly enough. Don’t miss it—it’s a must-do in Hoi An!

Thai most excellent guide. Took time to explain and answer questions in great English about Hoi An’s history. Sua coffee class fabulous. Egg Coffee or coconut coffee can’t decide which is best. Both very yummy. Can’t wait to make them at home for friends. Definitely recommend this adventure!!!!

This walking tour is a great way to hit the major points of interest with a knowledgeable guide. Miss Kim picked us up at our hotel in her personal car and took us to the starting point. She explained the history and the culture which made Hoi An, starting with the Chinese, then Japanese, French, etc., each subsequent colonizer leaving their own mark. The traditional theatrical experience was fun. We didn't see the Japanese covered bridge which is under restoration. We finished our 4h tour with an in-depth demonstration and tasting of the various Vietnamese coffees at the Sur’a cafe. The foot massage was offered but we skipped it. We recommend this tour with Miss Kim and the Sur’a cafe, especially if you are interested in history, culture AND coffee!

If you like coffee this is well worth doing. Excellent day and to top it off we had a foot massage and walking tour included.