• The Marble Mountains - Known as “Ngu Hanh Son,” the Marble Mountains in Da Nang consist of five marble and limestone hills located south of Da Nang. Each mountain is named after one of the five elements: Metal, Water, Wood, Fire, and Earth. This site is not only a popular tourist destination but also a place of worship for Buddhism and Hinduism. All five mountains feature caves and Buddha statues, but only “Water Mountain” is accessible to visitors. It is the largest mountain, featuring a pagoda, tunnels, and caves. This magnificent mountain offers a unique trekking experience to the summit through its caves.

Visitors have about 1.5 hours to explore Buddhism, trek the mountains, and admire the beautiful caves. Refreshments such as water, soft drinks, and coffee are available.

• Dragon Bridge - The Dragon Bridge in Da Nang symbolizes the city’s development. Constructed in 2009 and opened to traffic in 2013, this 2,185-foot-long bridge, shaped like a golden dragon, is the most renowned bridge spanning the Han River in the heart of Da Nang. It is the world’s largest dragon-shaped steel bridge. At night, the bridge is illuminated in vibrant colors, and on weekends at 9 pm, the dragon breathes fire and water from its mouth.

Visitors can pause here to take photos and enjoy the stunning view of Da Nang’s center from the bridge.

• Hai Van Pass - The Hai Van Pass is Vietnam’s highest pass, standing 500 meters above sea level and stretching 21 kilometers, connecting the cities of Hue and Da Nang. Known for its winding curves and breathtaking views of the coastline and lush greenery, it offers a dramatic contrast between mountains and sea. The pass gained international fame after being featured on the Top Gear Vietnam special, where it was described as a “ribbon of perfection” on one of the world’s best coastal roads.

Visitors can explore Hai Van Quan, a historical gate built in 1826 under Emperor Minh Mang, along with French and American bunkers. The site offers stunning views of the mountains and coast and is recognized as a national relic. This scenic road is sure to be a highlight of any journey. Frequent stops are made for photos, to enjoy the landscape, savor the best coffee in Vietnam, and learn about the history of Hai Van Quan at the pass’s peak.

• Lap An Lagoon - Lập An Lagoon: A Peaceful Coastal Lagoon
  Next on the journey is Lập An Lagoon, located near Lang Co Beach. This beautiful lagoon is surrounded by towering mountains on one side and the sea on the other. The calm waters reflect the beauty of the sky and surrounding landscape. Visitors can observe local fishermen in traditional boats casting nets into the still waters.
  Lập An Lagoon is an ideal spot to appreciate the area’s tranquil beauty, with fresh air perfect for a relaxing stop before continuing the journey.

• Lang Co Beach - Lăng Cô Beach is part of Lang Co Bay, one of the world’s top 30 most beautiful bays. Known for its long stretch of golden sand and crystal-clear waters, Lang Co Beach is one of Vietnam’s most stunning beaches. Nestled between majestic mountains and a lagoon, it offers natural beauty and a tranquil, fresh atmosphere.

Lang Co Beach is more secluded than other tourist hotspots near cities, making it a great swimming spot with fresh water and few distractions, frequented by locals. Visitors can enjoy a fresh, locally prepared lunch catered to their dietary preferences, including vegan, vegetarian, and pescatarian options.

• Suoi Mo Waterfall (Dream Waterfall) - Suối Mơ Waterfall, located in Hue, flows from the mountains down to the sea. The name “Suối Mơ” means “Dream Spring,” and the waterfall’s beauty is breathtaking. Surrounded by dense forest and rocky cliffs, the waterfall cascades into cool, clear pools perfect for a refreshing dip.

Visitors can relax by the waterfall and enjoy the natural beauty of this tranquil spot. The sound of water rushing over the rocks creates a peaceful ambiance, making it an ideal place for a break and photo opportunities. This is a fantastic spot for a refreshing retreat.

• Tam Giang Lagoon - Tam Giang Lagoon is the largest lagoon in Southeast Asia, covering 20,000 hectares of water surface and stretching 70 kilometers along the coast. Framed by mountains to the west and a strip of land separating it from the ocean, the name “Tam Giang” refers to the “three rivers” that feed into this large brackish lagoon located in Hue province. The lagoon spans four districts: Phú Lộc, Phú Vang, Phong Điền, and Quảng Điền.

Visitors will spend about 30 minutes here to learn about fishing and the Vietnamese fishing lifestyle.

• Thanh Toan Bridge - Thanh Toan Bridge is a charming arched wooden bridge located in the quiet Thuy Thanh Village, about 8 km east of Hue. This Japanese-style bridge is adorned with intricate carvings and tile roofing, spanning a peaceful canal.

The Thanh Toàn Covered Roof Bridge, built in the 18th century, offers insights into traditional rice farming methods, a visit to the rice museum, family worship houses, and the local market.

• Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off
• Exclusive one-way private transfer
• Driver/guide assistance
• Guidance from a professional photographer
• Safety assured with helmets provided
• Travel in a private vehicle for your comfort

• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
• Gratuities
• Lunch

With our base in Hue, we offer tours on mopeds/motorbikes that can cover any specified areas upon request. Our itinerary includes visits to all major attractions: fishing village, waterfall, Lang Co beach, Hai Van pass, and Marble village. For just 48 USD/person, we include in the tour package luggage transfer, professional driver and guide, or a super scooter and fuel if you prefer to drive yourself. Join us for an authentic local experience avoiding highways and using local, coastal, and mountain roads instead. We guarantee 100% satisfaction, but if for any reason you are not happy with the tour, a full refund is just a request away.

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• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
• Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.