Quang Nam

Based on the fact that we were traveling with children and other people's reviews, we booked a Japanese-speaking guide. As other reviews mentioned, our Japanese-speaking guide, Kim, spoke fluent Japanese and was very polite and considerate, especially since we were traveling with children. ・It was very hot during the Hoi An sightseeing from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM (maximum temperature 37 degrees Celsius), so participants should prepare for heatstroke. You will sweat profusely, so a cooling towel or salt candy would be helpful. ・We were able to use the restroom at the Silk House at the end of the Hoi An sightseeing. ・The meal included in the tour was traditional Vietnamese cuisine. It was a good opportunity as we hadn't eaten Vietnamese food during our trip. ・The shuttle bus to the coconut village was like a large tuk-tuk, which was thrilling and fun. You wouldn't get that experience with Grab. ・The lanterns were magical and beautiful. ・We had an hour of free time at the night market. Many of the items could also be bought in Da Nang, but it was fun to shop for souvenirs of the trip. ・We said goodbye to Kim at the lantern viewing area. We met up for the return bus in front of Highlands Coffee. There were many Japanese people in front of Highlands Coffee, which seems to be a popular spot for pickups. You could use the restroom if you bought a drink. The tour proceeds on the assumption that you have data communication. At Hoi An's night market, I used Google Maps to find the meeting place on my own. Overall, it was very good. I was able to do everything I wanted to do in Hoi An in half a day, so it was a great memory. I think Taipa is prioritized because time is limited.

I enjoyed a very comfortable trip at an affordable price using the private transfer service.