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Elevate your trip and rent a motorbike to visit the top attractions in Da Nang.
Kick off your trip with an early flight to Da Nang. From the airport, you can grab a taxi, hop on a bus, or take a motorbike taxi to the city center. Once you’ve checked into your hotel, consider renting a motorbike for more freedom and to save some cash.
Dive into Da Nang’s rich food scene with local dishes like Quang noodles, cao lau noodles, Lien’s durian sweet soup, pancakes, and fish cake sandwiches. Be sure to visit to check out the beachside cafes for a relaxing vibe.
Looking for something fun and unique? Take a Han River cruise and see Da Nang at night.
In the evening, take a Han River cruise to enjoy the city lights and the iconic Dragon Bridge. Opt for a cruise-only ticket or a combo with dinner to savor local dishes while watching traditional Champa dance performances.
Sun World Ba Na Hills is a must-visit destination for any traveler.
A trip to Da Nang isn’t complete without visiting Sun World Ba Na Hills, located just 25 km away from the city. You can get there by taking the park’s shuttle bus or by renting a private car. This amusement park has four main areas: the mountain foot, Ba Na cable car station, Morin cable car station, and the summit. Highlights include the Golden Bridge, French and European village replicas, and lively festivals throughout the year. The cable car ride, one of the world’s most impressive, is a must-do.
Step into a charming slice of classic and romantic “little France” at Sun World Ba Na Hills.
Must-try experiences include riding the cable car, exploring little French and European villages, enjoying amusement rides, and taking photos at the Golden Bridge. Depending on the time of year, you can also enjoy vibrant festivals such as the Flower Festival (February to March), Summer Carnival (May to September), Wine Festival (May), and Winter Carnival (November to December).
The cable car system here was also voted as one of the 10 most impressive cable car lines in the world.
There are plenty of on-site restaurants for meals. If you want a unique experience, stay overnight at the classic French-style hotel in Ba Na Hills.
Don’t forget to snap some amazing photos of the scenery here for your socials.
Check the weather before you go, as it can vary between the mountain base and summit. Leave early to snap stunning photos of the Golden Bridge without the crowds.
After a fun day at Ba Na Hills, head to nearby Hoi An, located only 30 km away from Da Nang. Known for its well-preserved Ancient Town, Hoi An offers a charming atmosphere with its yellow-painted buildings adorned with colorful lanterns. Choose to stay in the old town for its historical significance, nearby hostels for a budget-friendly stay, or private villas near An Bang Beach for a serene coastal retreat.
Be amazed by the crystal clear and jade blue sea at Cham Islands.
Next up, explore the Cham Islands off the coast of Hoi An, known as the green pearl of Quang Nam for their stunning blue beaches and rich cultural heritage. To get there from Hoi An or Da Nang, head to Cua Dai Tourist Port and hop on a 20-minute canoe ride to Bai Lang.
At Bai Lang, start your Cham Islands adventure with a visit to Hai Tang Pagoda, an ancient temple steeped in local spiritual traditions. Make sure to explore the Champa Ancient Well, celebrated for its mystical ability to help visitors find true love. According to legend, you should drink 7 sips (for boys) or 9 sips (for girls) of its water, and you’ll find your soulmate in no time!
There are plenty of activities to enjoy on Cham Islands.
After all that walking, kick back and relax at Cham Islands’ incredible, crystal-clear blue beaches like Ong Beach and Lang Beach. They’re perfect spots for swimming, snorkeling, and diving to discover coral reefs. Cu Lao Cham’s clear waters also offer fun activities like parasailing and jet skiing to keep the adventure going strong.
Once you’ve returned to the mainland, make sure to elevate your evening with the Hoi An Memories show. This epic outdoor performance features over 500 performers and brings to life Hoi An’s journey from a 16th-century port to its vibrant modern-day vibe. It’s an experience you won’t want to miss!
Don’t leave Hoi An without catching the Hoi An Memories show, Vietnam’s most spectacular outdoor performance to date.
After 3 exciting days filled with adventures, take it easy on your final day in the region and enjoy the laid-back vibes of Hoi An Ancient Town. Start your day early to take in the peaceful morning atmosphere, colorful lanterns, and ancient yellow houses that line the quaint streets — perfect for capturing Instagram-worthy pics.
Hoi An is famous for its mouthwatering street food scene. Treat yourself to local specialties like Phuong’s bread, Thanh’s Cao Lau noodles, and Tung’s pho. After enjoying these delicious dishes, find a cozy café in the old town to relax and soak up the local charm.
No Hoi An trip is complete without checking out the unique and delicious street food.
Finally, wrap up your trip by heading back to your hotel to check out or catching your flight at Da Nang Airport, marking the end of your incredible itinerary.
We hope these tips from will help you plan an unforgettable 4-day adventure in Da Nang. Have an amazing trip!
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