Hanoi Female Vespa Tours

Hanoi Female Vespa Tours – Discover the Real Hanoi with Local Women Riders

Experience Authentic Hanoi on a Vintage Vespa – Guided by Passionate Women

Looking for a travel experience that’s empowering, insightful, and unforgettable?
Join Hanoi Female Vespa Tours — the top-rated scooter tour in Hanoi led by passionate local women guides and drivers who proudly share their city’s culture, cuisine, and charm.

This isn’t your average city tour. Riding safely as a passenger on vintage-style Vespas, you’ll journey through hidden alleys, bustling markets, and Hanoi’s most iconic landmarks. From the thrills of Train Street to the sweeping views atop Long Bien Bridge, and the rich aroma of authentic egg coffee, every moment brings you closer to the real Hanoi — powered by the stories and spirit of the women who call it home.

Why Choose Our Hanoi Female Vespa Tours?

Why Choose Hanoi Female Vespa Tours?
Women-Led & Women-Empowered
Every tour is led by licensed, English-speaking local women who are passionate about sharing the real Hanoi.
No Driving Required
Ride pillion (as a passenger) on a comfortable Vespa with a cushioned backrest — no riding experience needed.
Explore Hidden Hanoi
Discover places most tourists miss: quiet villages, farm islands, and authentic backstreets full of local life.
Taste Hanoi’s Best
Enjoy authentic Vietnamese meals, fresh tropical fruits, and the legendary egg coffee — all included.
Iconic Photo Stops
Capture unforgettable moments at Train Street, West Lake, Banana Island, Long Bien Bridge, and the Old Quarter.
Rain or Shine
Tours run in all weather with raincoats provided to keep you dry and comfortable.
Family-Friendly
Children welcome — our scooters are safe, smooth, and come with padded backrests for extra comfort.

Tour Highlights

Ride across the legendary Long Bien Bridge – built by the Eiffel company in 1902.
Explore the Red River farming island with banana, corn, and vegetable fields.
Visit Train Street, where life unfolds just inches from the tracks.
Stroll through the historic Ngoc Ha flower village and see the B-52 lake wreckage.
Admire iconic landmarks: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Presidential Palace, Thang Long Citadel, Opera House, West Lake, Truc Bach Lake, and more.
Dive into daily local life at bustling street markets.
Enjoy lunch or dinner at family-run eateries, and savor egg coffee at a café from 1946.

Tour Schedule & Pricing

Tour Duration: 4 – 4.5 hours
Departures: Daily
Pick-Up & Drop-Off: From hotels in and around Hanoi’s Old Quarter

🕗 Tour Options	Time	Meal Included
Morning Tour	08:00 – 12:30	Lunch at the end
Afternoon Tour	13:00 – 17:30	Lunch at the start
Sunset Tour	15:00 – 19:30	Dinner included
Sunset & Night Tour	17:00 – 21:30	Dinner included

Tour Prices:

Group Tour: $50 per person (meal included)
Private Tour: $69 per person (min. 2 pax)
Tour without meal: $45 per person
Kids under 12: 30% OFF
Kids 3–5: FREE

For groups of 4 or more, message us for special discounts!

4-Part Itinerary – Hanoi Female Vespa Adventure

🟢 Part 1: City Introduction & Train Street
We kick off your tour with hotel pick-up and a safety briefing. Then hop on your Vespa and cruise through Hanoi’s French Quarter to Hanoi Train Street, where trains barrel past homes just inches away. Explore this photogenic and fascinating slice of city life.

🟢 Part 2: Long Bien Bridge & Red River Island
Cross the iconic Long Bien Bridge, built by the Eiffel company in 1902. Then head down to Banana Island, a peaceful green oasis with vegetable farms, banana groves, and quiet village paths. It’s a surprising escape right in the heart of the city.

🟢 Part 3: Local Life & War History
Next, explore Ngoc Ha Flower Village — home to Huu Tiep Lake, where the wreckage of a B-52 bomber remains from the 1972 Christmas Bombing. Meet locals, stroll through fresh markets, and get a glimpse into daily life. Your guide shares personal stories and insights into Vietnam’s culture and resilience.

🟢 Part 4: Iconic Landmarks & Egg Coffee Stop
End your journey with a ride past landmarks such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Presidential Palace, Thang Long Citadel, Truc Bach Lake, and the Opera House. Enjoy a delicious local meal at a family-run restaurant, and finish with Vietnam’s legendary egg coffee at a café that dates back to 1946.