Tours

Provide optional tour programs according to your preferences - time - budget. You can consult and book a private tour or buy an available tour, join a group

Types of tours

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From Phú Yên: Phu Yen cliff trail - mangrove replanting

A poetic coastal journey where travelers become caretakers of the shoreline.Phu Yen is where nature still feels untouched - windswept cliffs, turquoise water, and a calmness rarely found elsewhere. However, these coastlines face yearly erosion and rising storm surges.This tour blends gentle adventure with environmental restoration, offering travelers the chance to plant mangrove seedlings that protect vulnerable shores.

From Tuy Hoa: Supporting farming families and improving hygiene and nutrition.

Standing alongside farmers in remote areas – where each rainy and stormy season leaves silent wounds on their livelihoods. Farmers in Phu Yen are facing: • Unstable productivity • Temporary shelters • Lack of livestock farming equipment • Lack of clean water • Children do not have a study area. • Not enough money to buy fertilizer and animal feed • Poor sanitary conditions There was no scene of devastation, but shortages were still present – that is the foundation of "post-disaster reconstruction". You will gain a deeper understanding of this way of life and support essential toolkits.

From Tuy Hoa: Livelihood support & safety for coastal fishermen

Accompany fishermen - people with quiet resilience - and support them in building safety and sustainability after natural disasters. Phu Yen fishermen live simply, with unstable income, depending on: • Old wooden boat • Multiple patch nets • Lack of safety equipment at night • No waterproof case • High fuel costs • Unstable income Even when homes are repaired, the long-term impact of storms and floods weighs heavily on livelihoods. The tour helps you understand this real life - without dramatizing it - and gives essential tools to make fishermen safer at sea.

From Tuy Hoa: Supporting "rebuilding & readiness" for coastal communities

A meaningful day to accompany coastal families to continue rebuilding their lives - long after natural disasters and floods have passed. Phu Yen’s coastline is simply beautiful with blue water, wooden boats and houses located close to the sea. But behind that peaceful appearance is a precarious reality: • Thin metal roof, easily blown away in strong winds • Small room, lack of light • Poor drainage system • Basic hygiene conditions • Children lack study corners • Lack of safety equipment when storms come These factors make each storm season a major challenge, and recovery takes months. This tour gives visitors the opportunity to contribute to long-term sustainability by supporting education - hygiene - safety for local families.