Sapa · Multi-day package
Sapa 3 Days 2 Nights - Hotel + Homestay (by Day Bus)
Great for couplesGreat for backpackersModerate fitness levelDaily departures
From
From $160 /person
Duration
3 days 2 nights
Departure
Daily
Pickup
Hanoi Old Quarter (any hotel)
Group size
1+ guests
Fitness
Moderate
Type
Nature & scenery
Itinerary Summary
Day 1 · L, D
Hanoi - Sapa - Cat Cat - Sin Chai
- 06:00-06:30 pickup - ~13:00 arrive Sapa, lunch, hotel check-in - 14:30 Cat Cat village (Black H'mong, Fansipan base, French Hydraulic waterfall) - Sin Chai village - Dinner + overnight at 3* hotel Sapa
Day 2 · B, L, D
Trekking - Sapa - Y Linh Ho - Lao Chai - Ta Van
- Trek ~6km Y Linh Ho + 3km Lao Chai - 12:00-12:30 lunch at Ta Van village - Continue exploration Ta Van + Giang Ta Chai - Cooking class option: traditional Vietnamese spring rolls - 18:30 dinner with cooked dishes - Overnight at homestay Ta Van
Day 3 · B, L
Ta Van - Giang Ta Chai - Sapa - Hanoi
- Breakfast at homestay - Trek Giang Ta Chai (Red Dao village) + return to Sapa - Lunch - Bus back to Hanoi - ~21:00 arrive Hanoi
Notes
- Itinerary subject to weather + guide arrangement
- Best for travelers wanting deeper Sapa experience vs. 2D1N rush
✓ Included
- Sleeping bus ticket Hanoi-Sapa-Hanoi (modern facilities)
- English-speaking tour guide in Sapa
- 1 night at 3* hotel in Sapa town + 1 night at homestay in Ta Van village
- Meals per duration
- All entrance tickets per itinerary
- Cooking class option at homestay
✕ Not included
- Government tax + beverages
- Single supplement
- Tips for guides + drivers
- Travel insurance
- Items not in itinerary
🎒 What to bring
- Layered clothing
- Waterproof shoes
- Sleeping liner (homestay night)
- Cash for tips + drinks
Good questions about this tour
Is 3 days 2 nights too long for a first-time visitor to Sapa?
Three days lets you go deeper, with proper rest time between treks rather than feeling rushed - ideal if you really want to experience Sapa. If your time is tight, our 2-day 1-night version covers the highlights in a shorter format and works well for first-time visitors.
Is switching from the hotel to the homestay on the second night a hassle?
Don't worry about logistics - your guide handles the luggage transfer between the hotel and homestay. We actually like the order: starting in a comfortable hotel, then heading to the homestay, gives you a really nice contrast and feels more immersive.
