Da Nang & Hoi An · Day tour
Da Nang & Hoi An Day Tour
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From
From $36 /person
Duration
Day trip (~6h)
Departure
Daily
Pickup
Da Nang (any hotel)
Group size
1-14 guests
Fitness
Easy
Type
Culture & heritage
An afternoon-to-evening small-group tour from Da Nang into the cultural gems of central Vietnam: the Lady Buddha at Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula, the Non Nuoc stone-carving village at the Marble Mountains, and UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town glowing under thousands of silk lanterns after dark.
Itinerary - Afternoon / Evening
14:30
Pickup + Linh Ung Pagoda (Son Tra)
Pickup in Da Nang; visit Linh Ung Pagoda with its 67m Lady Buddha and coastal views over the city.
16:00
Non Nuoc Village (Marble Mountains)
Stop at the 400-year-old Non Nuoc stone-carving village at the foot of the Marble Mountains.
17:00
Hoi An Ancient Town
Drive to Hoi An; walk the old merchant streets, ancient houses and assembly halls, and the Japanese Covered Bridge as the lanterns light up.
19:00
Dinner + night market
Local-food dinner, then free time in the lantern-lit night market and a stroll (or lantern float) along the Hoai River.
20:30-21:00
Return to Da Nang. Tour ends.
Notes
- Afternoon/evening timing is built around Hoi An's lantern-lit night
- Lunch is included only if the shared morning-tour variant is selected
✓ Included
- Hotel pickup & drop-off (Da Nang)
- Air-conditioned van transport
- English-speaking guide
- Local lunch (if shared morning tour selected)
- Bottle of water
✕ Not included
- Personal expenses
- Tips for guide & driver
🎒 What to bring
- Camera for Hoi An's lanterns + Hoai River
- Light layer for the evening
- Cash for the night market + lantern float
Good questions about this tour
If the tour starts in the afternoon, will we still see Hoi An lit up with lanterns?
Yes - that's the whole point of the afternoon start. You reach Hoi An as the light fades and the lanterns come on, with time to wander the old town, see the Japanese Covered Bridge, float a lantern on the Hoai River, and browse the night market.
Is there a lot of climbing at the Marble Mountains?
The stop at the Marble Mountains area focuses on the Non Nuoc stone-carving village at the foot of the mountains, so there's no hard climbing required on this tour - it's an easy cultural stop before continuing to Hoi An.
