Danang City Tour & Hoi An Town 2 days
OVERVIEW
Da Nang is Vietnam's third-largest port city, following Ho Chi Minh City and Hai Phong. Situated along the South China Sea, it is approximately 760 km (470 miles) south of Hanoi and 960 km (600 miles) north of Ho Chi Minh City. The well-sheltered and easily accessible cruise port makes it a key destination.
Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases a remarkably preserved South-East Asian trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries. Its architecture and street layout beautifully blend local and international influences, offering a glimpse into its rich cultural history.
Highlights
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Famous bridge in Danang: Dragon bridge and Han bridge
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Marble Mountain and stone carving village
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Hoi An ancient town
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Traditional food tasting
Start/end
Da Nang port
Trip theme
Explore, Culture
Physical level
Duration
2 days
Price
US$
What's included in this trip?
Meal included
1 Lunch
Transport
Bus
Accomodation
Hotel in Hoian
Included activities
Visit Marble Mountain, Tra Que vegetable village, Hoi an ancient town
Tour does not include
Visa, Personal expenditures, Travel Insurance, Tips, Other than mentioned in the trip notes & itinerary
ITINERARY
Day 1: Visit Danang & Hoi an
Get pick up by our tour guide and drive. Drive along the coast to Danang city. Along the way stop to take picture of some famous land marks of Danang such as, China beach, Dragon Bridge and Han Bridge & take a walk to visit Han market.
Transfer to Hoi an, on the way, Take a visit Marble Mountain & discover around. Marble Mountain is a cluster of five marble mountains lying close to the sea that named after 5 elements in the universe as believed by Vietnamese including ion, wood, water, fire and soil. On the Water mount (the only one you can climb), now there are lift to use instead of walk) You will visit Linh Ung pagoda, Tang Chon cave, the Huyen Khong cave, enjoy the view from the top of the mountain.
The Marble carving village will be visited next, this village is located at the bottom of the Marble mountain & is one of the most famous stone carving villages in the country. Here, you lean something about local technique & art, and may be indulge yourself in some shopping of the beautiful products.
(Alternative option for if you have visited Marble mountain already: Head north of Danang city to Son Tra Peninsula; you visit Linh Ung Pagoda- the largest pagoda of scale and artistic architecture. It is so famous for the huge statue of Lady Buddha (the bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara or the Goddess of Mercy) – 67m high)
After that transfer to Hoi an, On the way stop to see Tra Que vegetable village, stroll around the vegetable garden, Enjoy taking beautiful photos of the green fields and the village
Arrival at Hoi an ancient town, Take a quick walk through Hoi an market to the Hoi an boat quay. Enjoy a cruise down the Thu Bon river –this is one of the best ways to idle away an hour for magnificent sightseeing and sea breeze. Certainly, time to explore the riverside countryside with water- coconut vast, fishing hamlets and busy quay.
Return to the town, Sample some of Hoi An delectable cuisine in one of the town’s finest restaurants.
After lunch, take a light excursion to go around tiny town Hoian. Hoi An is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a South-East Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century. Its buildings and its street plan reflect the influences, both indigenous and foreign, that have combined to produce this unique heritage site.
This walking tour is the best way to see the wooden-fronted houses that once belonged to the town’s prosperous merchants. Visit the 400 year-old Japanese Covered Bridge, 300 years old Chinese temple (Fujian temple), 200 years old Vietnamese former merchants' house (Tan ky ancient house)… & have a great shopping.
Evening is free at own pace
Overnight at hotel, near the ancient capital
Day 2: Hoi an free time – transfer back to dock
Have breakfast at hotel & free time for shopping.
11h30: Guide and driver pick up at hotel. Transfer back to the dock, arrival at cruise terminal 1.5 hrs. before cruise departure time.
End of your trip.
PRICE
PRICING IN US DOLLAR PER PERSON
Rates applied from 1 October 2024 to 31 December 2025
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Inclusions
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Port fee
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Private van transfer with aircondition
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Excursion as mentioned with all entrance fee included
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Lunch with a soft drink
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English Speaking guide through the trip
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Mineral water (01 bottle/person) & tissue on coach
Exclusion
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Hotel quoted separately
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Requested drinking
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Tip for guide and driver
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Any other services not mentioned at inclusions portion
IMPORTANTS NOTES
Tour itinerary:This itinerary is subject to change, with or without prior notice, due to local travel conditions, unforeseen circumstances, or force majeure events, all in the interest of ensuring your safety.
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Weather:The weather in this part of Asia varies depending on the region and season. During winter, from November to March, temperatures in areas like Hong Kong and North Vietnam can range from 4–10°C (39–50°F), with mountainous regions dropping as low as 1–5°C (34–41°F), making it quite cold. Most other regions, however, generally experience warm weather, with temperatures averaging between 25-30°C (77-86°F) and occasionally reaching up to 33°C (91°F) or higher. For detailed weather information about your destination, please consult our travel consultant or check it here on our website.
What to wear:When preparing for your trip, pack versatile clothing suitable for both warm and cool climates. For regions like North Vietnam and Hong Kong during the winter months (November to March), warm clothes and a light jacket are essential, as temperatures can be quite cold. In warmer areas, lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal to stay comfortable. For beach or pool activities, swimsuits and sun-protective clothing are recommended. A light raincoat is also useful year-round, as tropical showers can occur unexpectedly. When visiting sacred places or cultural sites, it is important to dress modestly. In many temples or religious sites, covering your shoulders and knees is expected as a sign of respect. Avoid wearing revealing or overly casual clothing such as shorts or tank tops when visiting such places.
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