Da Nang 10 days

Famous for its fine, sandy shores and clear blue waters, My Khe Beach is perfect for morning strolls and vibrant sunrise photography. It's a lively spot with numerous seafood restaurants and cafes lining the promenade.

• Arrive early for the best light and fewer crowds.
• Watch out for local fishermen setting up their nets.

A popular mid-range eatery known for its authentic Vietnamese seafood dishes, especially grilled options. It offers a pleasant atmosphere with views of the coastline.

Explore the history and culture of Da Nang and the surrounding region through diverse exhibits, including Cham artifacts and war remnants. It's a great place to understand the local heritage.

An iconic symbol of Da Nang, this bridge not only spans the Han River but also breathes fire and water on weekend evenings. It's a spectacular sight for photography enthusiasts.

• Check the schedule for the fire and water show (usually Saturday and Sunday nights at 9 PM).
• Find a spot on the bridge or riverbank for the best views.

Experience the vibrant local nightlife at this bustling market. Browse stalls selling souvenirs, clothing, and an array of delicious street food.

A cluster of five limestone and marble hills, each with caves, tunnels, and pagodas. Explore Huyen Khong Cave and Tam Thai Pagoda for stunning natural beauty and spiritual sites.

• Wear comfortable shoes for climbing and exploring caves.
• Consider taking the elevator to save energy for exploring the peaks.

Located near Marble Mountains, this restaurant serves authentic Cham cuisine. It's a good opportunity to try unique local flavors in a relaxed setting.

Home to the largest collection of Cham artifacts in the world, this museum showcases intricate sculptures from the ancient Champa Kingdom. The architecture of the museum itself is also noteworthy.

A bustling local market where you can find everything from fresh produce and clothing to souvenirs. It's a fantastic place for street photography and experiencing local life.

A stunning natural reserve offering panoramic views of Da Nang and the coast. Home to diverse wildlife, including the rare red-shanked douc langur, and the iconic Linh Ung Pagoda.

• Rent a motorbike for the best experience exploring the peninsula.
• Keep a safe distance from wildlife and do not feed them.

This pagoda boasts the impressive 67-meter tall Lady Buddha statue, visible from miles around. It offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere for contemplation.

A mountain resort with a replica French village, the famous Golden Bridge, and various entertainment options. The cable car ride itself is an attraction with spectacular views.

• Book tickets online in advance to save time.
• The weather can be cooler here, so bring a light jacket.

Enjoy a delicious meal with a mix of Vietnamese and Western options in a cozy setting. A great place to relax after a day of exploration.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Hoi An is a beautifully preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port dating from the 15th to 19th century. Its architecture reflects a blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and European influences.

• Purchase a ticket to access historical sites within the town.
• Explore the narrow alleyways for unique photo opportunities.

A renowned restaurant in Hoi An serving exquisite Vietnamese cuisine with a focus on local specialties. It offers a charming ambiance and excellent service.

The iconic symbol of Hoi An, this 16th-century covered bridge features a small temple inside. It's a picturesque spot that's a must-see for any visitor.

Hoi An is famous for its skilled tailors who can create custom clothing in a matter of days. Get a suit, dress, or any garment made to measure.

• Allow at least 24-48 hours for fittings and alterations.
• Research tailor reviews beforehand.

As night falls, Hoi An transforms into a magical lantern-lit town. The riverside is particularly enchanting with colorful lanterns reflecting on the water.

Experience the organic farming practices of local villagers. You can participate in gardening activities and learn about traditional methods.

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty.
• Try the local herbal foot massage.

Enjoy fresh, farm-to-table Vietnamese dishes made with ingredients grown right in Tra Que village. The setting is rustic and charming.

Learn to prepare classic Vietnamese dishes like Pho and fresh spring rolls. Many classes include a market tour and hands-on cooking experience.

Enjoy a tranquil boat ride along the Thu Bon River as the sun sets and Hoi An's lanterns begin to glow. It's a romantic and photogenic experience.

A more laid-back alternative to My Khe, An Bang Beach offers soft sand and clear waters, lined with charming beach bars and seafood restaurants. It's perfect for a relaxed morning.

Enjoy fresh seafood and international dishes with beautiful river views before heading back to Da Nang. A great spot for a leisurely lunch.

Travel back to Da Nang. Options include private car, taxi, or local bus. The journey takes approximately 45-60 minutes.

Experience breathtaking panoramic views of Da Nang city and the coastline from this rooftop bar. It's an ideal spot for evening cocktails.

A cluster of eight small islands offering pristine beaches, clear waters ideal for snorkeling and diving, and a protected marine environment. It's a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

• Book a boat tour in advance, typically departing from Cua Dai Pier.
• Bring reef-safe sunscreen and a waterproof camera.

Enjoy freshly caught seafood at one of the local restaurants on the islands. Sample grilled fish, squid, and other local delicacies.

Explore the vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life surrounding the islands. Many tours include snorkeling gear.

Travel back to Da Nang after a day of island adventure. Expect to arrive back in the late afternoon or early evening.

After returning from the islands, indulge in Da Nang's renowned fresh seafood. Many restaurants offer a wide selection of live seafood to choose from.

Visit the Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula again, perhaps at a different time of day for new photographic opportunities. Admire the impressive Lady Buddha statue and the sweeping views.

While technically in Hoi An, it's worth the short trip if you missed it, or try a local Da Nang version. This spot is legendary for its delicious and affordable banh mi.

A striking pink Roman Catholic church built in the French colonial style. Its unique color makes it a popular spot for photographers.

• Check visiting hours as it's a place of worship.

Dive into the heart of Da Nang's local commerce at Han Market. Find fresh produce, local crafts, clothing, and delicious snacks.

Experience refined Vietnamese cuisine in an elegant setting. This restaurant offers a taste of traditional dishes with a modern presentation.

Located near the Marble Mountains, this long stretch of sandy beach is known for its clear waters and gentle waves. It's a great spot for sunbathing and swimming.

Visit the Linh Ung Pagoda located within the Marble Mountains complex, offering a different perspective and serene atmosphere compared to the Son Tra pagoda.

Explore local shops for unique souvenirs like handcrafted items, local coffee, or silk products. Consider areas around Han Market or smaller boutiques.

Embark on a guided street food tour to sample a variety of local delicacies like Banh Xeo, Mi Quang, and various seafood snacks. A fantastic way to explore Da Nang's culinary scene.

Enjoy a final Vietnamese coffee or pick up any last-minute gifts. Relax and soak in the last moments of your trip.

Have a final taste of Da Nang's cuisine at a casual local restaurant before heading to the airport.

Depart from Da Nang.