Tour Start from Your Cruise Ship: We begin the tour with a quick stop at the Blue Lagoon, where you can see fishermen's houses on stilts and oyster farms. Next, we admire the stunning Lang Co Beach from a distance, considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam

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Scenic Drive Over Hai Van Pass: Soon after, we will embark on a scenic drive over the Hai Van Pass, known as the most beautiful coastal road in Vietnam. Featured in a special episode of BBC's Top Gear in 2008, this pass offers breathtaking panoramic views of white-sand beaches, Da Nang City, Monkey Mountain, and the centuries-old Leprosy Colony below. At the top of Hai Van Pass, you can enjoy a cup of coffee or fresh juice while taking in the million-dollar view — a truly unforgettable experience. With its winding mountain roads and hairpin bends, the Hai Van Pass invites travelers to immerse themselves in its natural beauty and fascinating history. With its winding mountain roads and hairpin bends, the Hai Van Pass invites travelers to immerse themselves in both its natural beauty and rich history

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Stop at Han River in Da Nang City: After crossing the Hai Van Pass, we arrive in Da Nang City and stop along the bank of the Han River. Here, we'll spend about 15 minutes at the Love Bridge and the iconic Dragon Bridge, perfect for taking beautiful photos. Measuring 666 meters in length, the Dragon Bridge is shaped like a golden dragon and is one of Da Nang's most famous landmarks

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Non Nuoc Sculpture Village: Non Nuoc Sculpture Village, located at the base of Marble Mountain near Da Nang, is renowned for its exquisite marble carvings. Established over 200 years ago, the village is famous for its skilled artisans who create intricate sculptures, statues, and decorative pieces from the region's high-quality marble. Visitors can witness the craftsmanship up close and explore a range of beautifully crafted marble artworks. If you’d like to buy a small souvenir made of marble, feel free to see all the options available. Before heading up to the top of the mountain, please make use of the clean restrooms available at the village

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Marble Mountain: Marble Mountain is a cluster of five marble and limestone peaks located just south of Da Nang City, Vietnam. The five mountains are named after the five elements: Water, Fire, Metal, Earth, and Wood. We will visit the best caves and highlights of Marble Mountains. During the Vietnam War, the Viet Cong (VC) used these caves as hiding places and field hospitals, adding a historical layer to your visit. You'll also have the chance to see the old heliport built by the American Air Force during the war. Several Buddhist sanctuaries are nestled within the mountains, making this a must-visit tourist destination that should not be missed.After that, we will stop by at a 500-year-old sculpture village to view an amazing statues made out of marble at the foot of the mountain.Read moreMore about The Marble Mountains

Lunch in Tra Que Vegetable Village:

Enjoy a delightful lunch at a charming restaurant located in Tra Que Vegetable Village, a 300-year-old village renowned for its cultivation of various green herbs. You’ll have the chance to witness stunning panoramic views of the picturesque vegetable gardens. At this lovely eatery, we will serve you the most delicious and freshest Vietnamese dishes, offering a truly authentic dining experience.

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After lunch, we will continue our journey to Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognized in 1999. This enchanting city is known for its narrow alleys, vibrant streets adorned with lanterns and flowers, and its unique blend of Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese, and French colonial architecture. We will spend time visiting the Japanese Bridge, a unique covered bridge that is a symbol of Hoi An. We will also explore the Hoi An Museum of Folklore to learn about the farming and fishing tools used in the past. Stepping into an assembly hall built a few hundred years ago by Chinese merchants, you'll gain further insights into Hoi An's rich history and culture. Please note that depending on your ship's departure time, some stops might be shorter or adjusted to fit the schedule. However, our team will do their best to ensure you have the best experience possible! After exploring this charming town, you'll say goodbye and drive back to your ship, bidding farewell to our team.Read moreMore about Hoi An Ancient Town