Top Da Nang Layover Tours

Explore the highlights of the Hai Van Pass and the journey from Hoi An to Hue (or vice versa) on a motorcycle with an experienced driver on this incredible full-day private tour. Whether you want to travel north or south, this journey is sure to be a one to remember, with amazing scenery and visits to Tam Giang Lagoon, Suoi Mo Waterfall, Lang Co Beach, and the Marble Mountains.

Feast on a selection of Da Nang dishes that are usually reserved for locals on a backstreets food tour that gives an authentic glimpse into central Vietnamese culinary culture. A small group limited to seven promises an intimate atmosphere, while traveling between food hot-spots in a vehicle lets you cover more in less time.

Experience the best of Da Nang on a fun half-day tour. If you’re short on time in the city, this private tour is ideal. You’ll tour the caves and temples of the Marble Mountains, visit the beaches of the Son Tra Peninsula, admire the enormous Goddess of Mercy at Linh Ung Pagoda, and more. As this is a private tour you can customize the itinerary to suit your needs.

While you could try to navigate through the cities of Hoi An and Da Nang on your own, this private tour makes it easy with a personal guide. Spend a full day exploring these vibrant Vietnamese cities with your local guide at your side to answer any questions and lead the way. Get immersed in the local culture as you visit various highlights.

Pack more into your Vietnam trip with this private tour of the sacred Marble Mountains and Hoi An. Picked up from your hotel, you’ll first explore the peaks, caves, and tunnels of the Marble Mountains, plus the famous Linh Ung Pagoda, the “Meeting Place of Heaven and Earth.” From there, you’ll head to Hoi An’s Old Town, where lantern-lit streets glow and stone bridges take you back a thousand years.

Experience Da Nang by night with this delightful itinerary that includes a seafood dinner, an exploration of the night market, and a relaxing cruise trip. Highlights include watching the Dragon Bridge Spitting Fire on select days, getting immersed in Vietnamese culture, discovering the local coffee scene, and honing your bargaining skills. Plus, relax during a river cruise under the night sky before being dropped off at your hotel.

This is the Legendary HaiVan pass Loop tour well know by all travelers in Vietnam by the name: Vietnam Top Gear. Overall, the combination of stunning natural landscapes, historical significance, cultural immersion, and thrilling ride makes the Hai Van Pass tour a truly unique and unforgettable experience for visitors exploring the region. Traveling in Vietnam is a real thrill for those who want to discover the unknown! Below you will find some sample Easy Rider itineraries. Remember that while these are our most famous tours, we can of course customize any itinerary to suit your travels. We are a team of young people, passionate in tourism, who really love Vietnam and want to deliver the most authentic experiences to all travelers. As well as give back to the local communities by building sustainable tourism. This will be one of the greatest experiences to share with all friends. Our rides are comfortable, you will feel at ease with nature.

Visit Non Nuoc stone sculpture village and Mable Mountain with Xa Loi tower, Linh Ung I pagoda, Tang Chon cave, Huyen Khong cave, Tam Thai pagoda and go up Vong Giang Dai. Continue visiting Linh Ung Bai But and enjoy the biggest Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva Statue of Viet Nam. We drive across Thuan Phuoc bridge, one of the longest cable-stayed bridges of Viet Nam. From here, you will have a great view over Han river bridge, Vung Thung and God's eye of Indochina before arriving to visit the Museum of Cham Sculpture. Have lunch of local food in the restaurant. Visit Han market- the most famous markets of Da Nang, opened from the French colonial times. There are plenty of local things to buy such as half dried cuttle fishs, sesame cakes, clothes, etc.

Walk around with local guide from the Silk Village to mulberry garden, museum silkworm to learn about its cycle life. Next, see how silkworm cocoons are unraveled to become the silk thread used in clothing. Watch Champa women using ancient looms to make silk textiles. The tour will end with a hands-on demonstration of how to decipher fake versus real silk then spend a visit to Hoi An Silk showroom where the local expert tailors can help you to design a custom suit or dress for you if you request. Then explore Hoi An narrow lanes lined with centuries-old houses influenced by Chinese, Japanese, French and European architectures and visit its numerous places of interest: The 400-year old Japanese Covered Bridge, the Phuc Kien Assembly Halls, the local fish market, etc.

Embark on a walking tour to discover the Ancient town of Hoi An, with Phung Hung Ancient House - a commercial house typical of urban Vietnam in the 19th century; Fujian Assembly Hall (Phuc Kien) - built around 1690 and served as a traditional assembly hall for ethnic Chinese groups from Fujian, China to socialize, but was later converted into a shrine dedicated to their god named Thien Hau – the goddess of the sea who protects sailors from harm . Continue on to visit the Japanese Bridge - This beautiful little bridge symbolizes Hoi An. Free time to shop and sew before transfer for dinner with local specialties. Visit Hoi An Amusement Park. Enjoy the Hoi An Memories show.