This Da Nang tour package fits four very different days into one easy 4 night, 5 day trip: mountain views and the Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills, the lantern streets of Hoi An, a beach day on Cham Island, and a free day to spend however you like. Airport transfers, daily breakfast, a guide on every tour, and one Da Nang hotel as your base for the whole stay are all included, so you spend more time seeing Central Vietnam and less time managing the details.
| Price | : | $439.26 per person |
| Group Size | : | Min 1 to Min 2 Pax |
| Duration | : | 5 Days / 4 Nights |
| Trip Mode | : | Private Vehicle |
| Level | : | Easy and Smooth |
| Max Altitude | : | 1500m |
| Best Season | : | February, March, April, May |
| Accommodation | : | 3 star |
| Meal | : | Breakfast Basis |
| Start/End Point | : | Airport/Airport |
| Activity | : | Temple Tour, Sightseeing |
| Destinations | : | Vietnam |
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Your trip starts the moment you land. A private driver meets you at Da Nang International Airport and takes you straight to your hotel, so there's no working out taxis or directions after a long flight. The rest of the day is free. Many travelers use it to nap, take a slow walk along the beach, or find a café near the hotel before trying local food for the first time that evening.
This is a full day trip to Hoi An on a shared coach, with hotel pickup around 8 AM. A guide takes you through the main places to visit in Hoi An: the UNESCO-listed Ancient Town, the evening lantern streets, a boat ride with the chance to release a lantern on the river, and a short, slightly bumpy ride through the water coconut forest in a round basket boat. There’s also time to browse the local markets and riverside shops.
An early start, with hotel pickup between 7 and 8 AM, kicks off the most scenic day of the package. The Ba Na Hills cable car climbs through forested mountains before reaching the Golden Bridge, a walkway held up by two giant stone hands (you’ll see why travelers call it the golden hands bridge the moment you step onto it). From there you can explore the streets and gardens of Ba Na Hills French Village, and take in wide mountain views before the coach brings you back down in the afternoon.
Today swaps mountains for the sea. A speedboat takes you out to Cham Island, where the water is clear enough for decent snorkeling close to shore. Life jackets and snorkeling gear are provided, so there's nothing to bring or rent yourself. The rest of the day is free time to swim, sit on the beach, or just enjoy being somewhere quieter than the mainland.
Your last morning starts with breakfast before a private vehicle takes you to Da Nang International Airport, with help loading your luggage along the way. If your flight is later in the day, ask about late checkout in advance, since it's not automatically included and may carry an extra charge.
Da Nang sits roughly in the middle of Vietnam's coastline, and that location is most of the appeal. Within an hour or two of the city, you've got mountain scenery at Ba Na Hills, the old trading port of Hoi An, and island beaches on Cham Island. This Da Nang Vietnam tour package is built around that geography. Rather than picking one or two day trips and planning the rest yourself, you get all three covered, plus a buffer day, in a single booking.
Day two takes you to Hoi An's Ancient Town, where the streets are closed to most traffic and lined with old wooden shopfronts and paper lanterns. By evening the lanterns are lit and the river fills with small boats, including the lantern-release ride that's become one of the most photographed parts of any Hoi An tour. Day three is the most physically striking day of the trip: a long cable car ride up into the mountains, the Golden Bridge itself, and the French-style streets and gardens of French Village at the top. Day four shifts gears completely, with a speedboat run out to Cham Island for snorkeling, swimming, and beach time, gear included.
Each night you return to the same hotel in Da Nang, so there’s no repacking or switching accommodation mid-trip. The package suits travelers who want a genuine first look at Central Vietnam, mountains, heritage town, and coast, without spending hours arranging transport, guides, and tickets for each stop separately. If you’re still figuring out things to do in Da Nang beyond these three day trips, the free day on day five gives you room to add something on your own. Because exact pricing depends on your travel dates, group size, and chosen flights, get in touch with our team for a personalized quote and current availability.
Documents:
We advice you to carry your document in PDF format and please make sure to carry your valid passport throughout your travel.
What to Bring:
Casual light clothing, swimwear, sunscreen (SPF 50+ recommended), sunglasses, a hat, and a waterproof bag for island-hopping days.
Health & Safety:
Participants should be in good physical condition for water activities. Please inform the tour operator of any dietary restrictions or medical conditions at the time of booking
Local Currency:
We recommend carrying some Vietnamese Dong (VND) in cash for personal expenses, street food, and tipping, as small local vendors do not accept cards.
Dress Code for Temples:
When visiting historical sites like the Hoa Lu Ancient Capital or local pagodas, please wear modest clothing that covers your shoulders and knees.
For a first trip to Central Vietnam, this package covers a lot of ground without much planning on your end. In under a week you get three of the things most travelers consider a must-do in Da Nang and the surrounding area: the Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills, the old town and things to do in Hoi An, and a beach day on Cham Island. Every transfer, guide, and entrance ticket for those three excursions is already arranged. That’s the main case for booking a Da Nang tour package like this one instead of piecing the same trip together yourself: less time spent comparing tour operators, more time actually on the trip.
It’s worth knowing the tours run on shared coaches with other travelers (SIC basis), not a private vehicle, which is normal for this kind of package and keeps the price down. A few extras, like games at Fantasy Park or drinks beyond breakfast, aren’t included and add up if you go for all of them. Weather is usually warm and dry for much of the year along this stretch of coast, though Central Vietnam can see rain at certain times of year, so it’s worth checking the forecast closer to your travel dates rather than assuming clear skies.
If you mainly want one specific site, say just the Golden Bridge, a standalone Da Nang day tour is the cheaper option. If you want Hoi An, Ba Na Hills, and Cham Island in one trip without booking three separate tours and a hotel yourself, this package is built for exactly that.
itineraries. Four nights and Five days is the sweet spot if you want Hoi An, Ba Na Hills, and Cham Island covered without rushing, plus a free day to spare.