From Hoi An: My Son Tour by Bus and Boat
Duration: 6 hours
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Hoi An
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Da Nang Airport - Hoi An: Private and Shuttle Transfers
Duration: 40 - 65 minutes
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Cham Island: Underwater Walking & Snorkeling Tour
Duration: 8 hours
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From Hoi An: Market Tour, Basket Boat Ride and Cooking Class
Valid: 6 hours
Retro Jeep Transfer from Hoi An to Hue via the Hai Van Pass
Duration: 1 day
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Marble Mountains and Linh Ung Pagoda Half-Day Tour
Duration: 4 hours
Discover Marble Mountain and Hoi An Ancient Town From Danang
Duration: 8 hours
Hue Imperial City Tour from Hoi An and Da Nang
Duration: 8 hours
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Hoi An: Ticket to Palao, A O Show, Teh Dar or The Mist
Duration: 1 hour - 70 minutes
From Hoi An: Sunset at Ba Na Hills and Golden Bridge
Duration: 6 hours
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Hoi An: Night Food Tasting Small Group Tour
Duration: 2.5 hours
Da Nang Full-Day Sightseeing Tour from Hoi An
Duration: 8 hours
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9 Things to Do in Hoi An
What is it about port cities? They're always the most exciting places to hang out and Hoi An is no exception. Once a trader's town, today Hoi An is a medley of cultural influences in one single stop.
Museum of Trade Ceramics
Visit the Museum of Trade Ceramics to explore some of the rich trading history of Hoi An. Pottery from India, Thailand, Vietnam, and Japan is on display.
Quan Cong Temple
Dive into the rich cultural history of Hoi An. You can pay tribute to General Quan Cong--who is revered for his courage and loyalty--at the temple.
Phung Hung House
The intricate carpentry work on the Phung Hung House is a mixture of Japanese, Vietnamese, and Chinese styles of workmanship. The 19th century building was once the site of a shop that sold spices and glassware.
Chaozhou Hall
Chaozhou Hall has spectacular carvings on the beams, walls, and alters that illustrate detailed scenes. Before your visit to the congregational hall check out the event calendar; the hall often hosts community events.
Museum of Sa Huynh Culture
The Sa Huynh is said to be the first culture to have settled the area. Explore pre-historic Sa Huynh culture through their habits, artifacts, and more at the museum.
Quan Thang
The house of Quan Thang has been standing for over three centuries. The style of architecture has traces of Japanese and Chinese influence, as is common in Hoi An.
Cua Dai Beach
Plop yourself down under a palm tree grove and enjoy the sandy beaches of Hoi An. A gentle tide will soothe you as you sip on a drink and admire the distant glittering of city buildings.
Old House of Tan Ky
The Old House of Tan Ky is a great way to learn more about the illustrious history of Hoi An. A living home, the staff welcomes you with tea and goes on to offer terrific guided tours.
Japanese Covered Bridge
The Japanese Covered Bridge is simple in style and was once flattened by the French to accommodate vehicles, but the overall shape and design of the bridge hasn't changed. While you make your way over to the bridge, stop by the temple located on the north side.
Planning Your Hoi An Visit
What to eat in Hoi An?
The cuisine of Hoi An is full of nuanced and exotic flavors. Make sure to try one of the many chicken rice dishes or for full authentic flare--make sure your meal has vegetables from the Tra Que vegetable village and the water came from an ancient Cham well.
How to get around Hoi An?
The small streets of Hoi An are best traversed on foot. Beware of motorbikes whizzing about! You can also rent a motorbike, but know that during some hours they are banned from the city center. You can also take a taxi or go old-school and take a boat around.
Good to know
- LanguageVietnamese
- CurrencyVietnamese Dong (VND)
- Time ZoneUTC (+07:00)
- Country Code+84
- Best time to visitIf you visit from February to July, you'll find warm, sunny weather. Year-round Hoi An has pleasant weather but can be quite rainy. The best time to go is before the rainy season begins.
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What people are saying about Hoi An
Hot but well worth doin, informative and fun
We saw parts of Vietnam we wouldn’t have normally see. The cooking class was fun and we made things we have not even eaten before The basket boat trip was great
Professional tour with an excellent driver.
Superbly organised tour with hotel pick up and numerous stops along the way by the driver. He gave us insight into every place we stopped and ensured we had loads of time to wander through all the amazing sites. when travelling with luggage this is the best way to see the Hai Van Pass in all its beauty. Would highly recommend.
Excellent way to see the Hai Van Pass and all of the sites on the way.
It was really hot when we were transferring from Hoi An to Hue so we chose to go by private car. It was the right choice because we were able to do the trip at our own pace. Our driver Choung was excellent. He had very good English and brought us to The Marble Mountain, China Beach, The Hai Van Pass and Lang Co Beach for lunch. There are other stops available but these were the ones we wanted to see. Good experience and good value.
they where on time and got me to may hotel with out any problems
As I walled out of the arrivals terminal at the airport there was a sign with name. They got me to may hotel with out any problems
Good airport transfer (after initial confusion)
Apart from the driver confusion where he believed only one person to pick up (in truth, two tickets/two people), the transfer to airport was flawless. That's why we said (able to use ticket) "Yes, but a few problems".
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