Get picked up and driver to the sea coconut village and Cam An fishing village by the Co Co river for the following activities: Discover the charm of rural Hoian—row a basket boat through coconut groves & bike along peaceful village roads. Get a bike ride along the unbeaten path and then Row a wooden boat through quiet legendary river.

Step off the beaten path and immerse yourself in the authentic charm of rural tourism in Hội An. Your journey begins in the lush water coconut forest of Cam Thanh, where local fishermen warmly welcome you to paddle a traditional bamboo basket boat. Glide through shaded waterways, learn fun paddling techniques, and hear stories about the village’s fishing heritage. Then, swap the water for wheels and cycle at a relaxed pace along quiet countryside lanes. You’ll pass rice paddies, water buffalo, herb gardens, and small family farms—offering a close-up look at everyday life in Vietnam’s rural heartland. Along the way, stop for local treats and interact with villagers who still live in harmony with nature. Ideal for travelers seeking connection, tranquility, and a real slice of Vietnamese culture. Join us and experience the warmth of Hội An’s people and the beauty of its countryside.

Along the tranquil Co Co River, friendly local fishermen will guide you in rowing a traditional basket boat through palm-lined canals. Afterward, hop on a green bicycle to cycle through picturesque village lanes, rice paddies, and riverside paths, learning about sustainable living and traditional crafts along the way. Get on wooden boats and rowed by the villagers. This experience blends stunning landmarks with meaningful local connection. It’s perfect for nature lovers, culture seekers, and curious travelers who want more than just a tour. Local Family Visit & participate in the traditional preparation of “clam salad with banana flower” and “Mi Quang” rice noodles. Marvel at the oldest and largest banyan tree in Hoi An, known as the “Longevity” tree, and explore the historic Champa Water Well, crafted from laterite, which has supplied fresh water to the village for generations. Savor traditional Cam An dishes, crafted with fresh, locally sourced ingredients in true local style.

The most memorable part of this cooking class was not just learning how to cook Vietnamese dishes, but being welcomed into a local family’s home in the peaceful countryside of Hoi An. From picking fresh herbs in the garden to sharing stories around the kitchen, every moment felt genuine and personal. The family treated us like old friends rather than tourists, creating a warm atmosphere filled with laughter and cultural exchange. Cooking traditional recipes together and then enjoying the meal at the family table gave us a rare glimpse into everyday Vietnamese life. It was an authentic experience that touched our hearts and remains one of our favorite memories of Vietnam.