Sapa tours

Sapa, in northern Vietnam, is a region of soaring mountains, terraced rice fields, and vibrant hill tribe culture. It’s a world away from the busy cities – cool, green, and incredibly scenic. For many travellers, a Sapa tour is a chance to slow down, walk through breathtaking landscapes, and connect with local communities whose way of life has changed little for generations.

What we love about Sapa is the variety of experiences you can have here. Guided treks take you through patchworks of rice terraces and bamboo forest, past waterfalls and traditional stilt houses. Along the way, you'll meet people from ethnic minority groups such as the Hmong, Dao, and Tay, many of whom welcome guests into their homes for tea, meals, or overnight stays.

While classic tours include multi-day treks and homestays, there are also options for gentler walks, local market visits, and time to explore Sapa town with its French colonial charm and buzzing weekend markets.

The best time to visit is during the rice growing season (May to October), when the fields glow with colour and life. Whether you're a keen hiker or just want to take in the views, Sapa offers a refreshing change of pace and a more personal insight into Vietnam’s rich cultural tapestry.