Da Nang Tour 4 Days 3 Nights – Ba Na Hills, Hoi An & Hue

Tour Itinerary

Discover Central Vietnam in 4 Days

With an English-speaking guide, a private vehicle and comfortable hotels, you can focus on enjoying the journey while we take care of the details.

Tour at a glance

Why Choose This Da Nang Tour?

• A balanced mix: beaches and city life, mountains, heritage towns and imperial history.
• Easy logistics: private transport, a guide and hotels arranged in advance.
• Authentic flavors: taste local specialties such as Quang noodles, banh mi and cao lau.
• Flexible pace: free time for the beach, shopping and photography.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Da Nang – City Highlights (Dinner)

Your guide meets you at Da Nang International Airport (or your hotel) and transfers you to the city.

Afternoon highlights:

• Marble Mountains (Ngu Hanh Son): a cluster of limestone and marble hills with caves, pagodas and viewpoints. Explore the sacred grottoes and enjoy views over the coast.
• My Khe Beach: a long stretch of fine sand, ideal for a relaxed stroll or a swim, weather permitting.
• Stone sculpture village (Non Nuoc): see artisans carve marble statues at the foot of the mountains.

Evening: Check in at your hotel. Enjoy dinner and, if you like, a walk along the Han River to see the Dragon Bridge and the illuminated city. (The Dragon Bridge’s fire and water show usually runs on weekend evenings; please confirm the schedule.)

Overnight in Da Nang.

Day 2: Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge – Hoi An (Breakfast, Lunch)

After breakfast, head to Ba Na Hills, a mountain resort with cool weather and dramatic views.

What you will experience:

• Ride the cable car to the hilltop.
• Walk across the famous Golden Bridge, held up by two giant stone hands.
• Explore the French Village, gardens and attractions. (Entrance and cable car fees are typically paid separately from the tour price unless stated; see inclusions below.)

After lunch, transfer to Hoi An.

Evening in Hoi An:

• Stroll through the Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with yellow-walled shophouses, temples and assembly halls.
• See the Japanese Covered Bridge, old merchant houses and the riverside.
• Enjoy the lantern-lit streets after dark. Optionally take a boat ride and release a paper lantern on the Thu Bon River.

Overnight in Hoi An.

Day 3: Hoi An – Hai Van Pass – Hue Imperial City (Breakfast, Lunch)

After breakfast, enjoy some free time in Hoi An’s morning calm, or join an optional activity such as a basket boat ride, a cooking class or a tailor visit.

Then travel north to Hue via the scenic Hai Van Pass, one of Vietnam’s most beautiful coastal drives (weather permitting).

Afternoon in Hue:

• Imperial City (Hue Citadel): the former seat of the Nguyen Dynasty, with its gates, halls, courtyards and palaces.
• Thien Mu Pagoda: a famous seven-story pagoda overlooking the Perfume River.
• Optional dragon boat ride on the Perfume River.

Enjoy dinner on your own or sample Hue’s royal cuisine, known for refined, small dishes.

Overnight in Hue.

Day 4: Hue – Da Nang – Departure (Breakfast)

After breakfast, visit one of Hue’s royal tombs (such as the Tomb of Khai Dinh or Minh Mang) before heading back to Da Nang, passing again through the scenic coastline.

Your guide transfers you to Da Nang Airport (or your hotel) for your onward journey. We recommend flights departing after mid-afternoon on this day.

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Important Notes

What’s Included

• 3 nights’ accommodation (hotel category as selected)
• Daily breakfast and meals as listed in the itinerary
• Private air-conditioned vehicle for all transfers
• English-speaking tour guide
• Entrance fees to sites listed in the itinerary
• Drinking water

What’s Not Included

• International and domestic flights
• Ba Na Hills tickets and cable car (if not listed as included)
• Optional activities (boat rides, cooking classes, tailoring)
• Personal expenses, drinks beyond those listed and tips
• Travel insurance

(Inclusions can vary by package and season. Please confirm with our team when booking.)

Best Time to Visit Da Nang

• February to May: Warm and dry, widely considered ideal for beaches and sightseeing.
• June to August: Hot and sunny, great for swimming but quite warm.
• September to December: The rainy season, with a higher chance of rain and storms, especially from October to November. Check the weather and book flexible options.
• January to February: Mild and cooler, sometimes misty, particularly in Hue.

Travel Tips

• Pack light layers. Ba Na Hills is cooler than the coast, and Hue can be damp or rainy.
• Dress respectfully at pagodas and tombs (cover shoulders and knees).
• Bring sunscreen, a hat, a light rain jacket and comfortable walking shoes.
• Book early for peak seasons and holidays.
• Try local dishes such as Mi Quang, cao lau, banh xeo and Hue beef noodle soup.
• Check the weather before Ba Na Hills and Hai Van Pass, since fog and rain can affect views.