Worldwide · CRAFT BEER
This is the shortlist you would send a friend who eats properly: 6 craft beer tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Explore Saigon by scooter on a four-hour night tour with rooftop beer, street food, a flower market, craft brews, and a war-era hideout.
“Amazing time driving around Saigon in scooters while enjoying delicious local beers and food across different areas of the city. Highly recommended!”
Ride through Saigon by Vespa for rooftop beer, street food, flower markets, war history, and Vietnamese craft brews.
“Enjoyed the full experience with Pablo. Beers were great and now have a few places to visit for more of the same. Pablo is a lovely young guy, great conversation skills and good company. Only disappointment for me was I would have liked others on the tour as I always find these tours a great way to meet people. First stop over looking the Saigon river was magic and loved the beers at Ice Cold Beer.”
Ride through Ho Chi Minh City at night for street food, craft beer, flower markets, local history, and a private Vespa tour.
“Pablo was absolutely fantastic - very friendly and so much fun Saw some absolutely amazing bars ! Totally recommended !! If you love your craft beer and bars - this tour is a must do Plus all.the fun of the Vespa !!”
Sample seven Belfast craft beers and three street-food dishes on a lively 3.5-hour tour led by a local beer expert.
“Tour was GREAT got to try lots of amazing beer and yummy food. All the locations were lovely and learned a lot along the way! Johnny our guide was Brilliant. Will definitely do it again and highly recommend!”
Taste Krakow through obwarzanek, pierogi, zapiekanka, vodka, and eight craft beers on a guided four-hour walk.
“Damian was a great guide. He took us on an interesting food route and answered all our questions about the town. His craft beer knowledge is extensive and he adjusted the tasting to match the beers we were interested in. Highly recommend and be prepared for his quiz questions along the way.”
Taste Heidelberg sausages, schnitzel, beer, sweets and local spirits on a private, customizable three-hour food tour.
“Johannes was very engaging and funny as well as knowledgeable. We really enjoyed meeting and getting to know him. We met some fun people at the Craft Beer spot as well as the spirit store. Tasted spirits that we loved and ended up buying several different flavors. But the best part was ending up at the Roten Ochsen which will be shortening hours and possibly closing after 180 years. We were hoping to eat there.”
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