Meet at Da Nang airport and take a private car (~45–60 min) to Anantara Hoi An Resort for luggage drop and initial orientation; relax and settle into your family room. Early check-in depends on availability — confirm with hotel beforehand.
A renowned Hoi An restaurant that showcases the region's classic dishes (cao lầu, white rose, tam hiep) — great first taste of the local cuisine and family-friendly portions. Open roughly 8:00am–10:00pm; reservations advised for a family of four.
Stroll the lantern-lined streets, see the Japanese Covered Bridge and visit a few old houses; it's the easiest way to absorb local culture and architecture. Note: some heritage sites require an ancient town entry ticket and individual site tickets; Old Town is best seen in the afternoon light.
Casual spot popular with locals and families for grilled meats, rice paper wraps and local sides — a hands-on, fun meal for teens. Open evenings (approx. 5:00pm–10:00pm).
Browse stalls for souvenirs and sample street snacks while watching lantern-lit river scenes; markets generally run from ~6:00pm–11:00pm. Perfect introduction to Hoi An at night.
Hearty buffet to fuel a busy active day; resort breakfast typically runs 6:30am–10:30am and includes both local and international options — convenient for the whole family.
Short scenic ride to a local organic vegetable village where you'll meet farmers and see traditional cultivation methods — gentle and educational for teens. Village visits generally start in the morning when activities are happening.
Hands-on experience: vegetable garden tour, market ingredients, and a family-friendly cooking lesson where you prepare and eat several local dishes — great cultural and foodie experience. Typical classes run 3–4 hours (9:00am–1:00pm).
Relax, swim or try light watersports at An Bang Beach (open all day) or return to the resort for pool time — ideal for recovering after a full morning.
Riverside restaurant with a modern take on Vietnamese dishes and sweeping views of the Thu Bon River — family-friendly and centrally placed for evening activities. Open roughly 10:00am–10:30pm.
Short guided boat ride where each family can float a small lantern and enjoy the riverside lights — organized trips typically run around dusk (approx. 6:30pm–8:30pm).
Drive ~1–1.5 hours to My Son to explore Cham temple ruins with far fewer crowds and cooler temperatures; site is typically open 7:00am–5:00pm. A guided tour helps explain the history and architecture to teens.
Iconic Hoi An banh mi spot — fast, simple, and beloved; great for a casual, budget-friendly family lunch. Open mornings and afternoons (approx. 7:00am–7:00pm).
Hands-on craft session where the family learns to make a small lantern or basic pottery item — fun, cultural, and the kids can take a homemade souvenir home. Workshops commonly run in the afternoon (2:00pm–4:00pm).
Explore caves, pagodas and viewpoints across the five marble hills — site is open roughly 7:00am–5:30pm and offers short climbs familiar to adventurous teens. Great for panoramic photos of Da Nang.
Try the famous Vietnamese savory pancake 'bánh xèo' — casual local food experience beloved by families. Typically open from morning to evening (approx. 9:00am–9:00pm).
Museum showcases an impressive collection of Cham stone carvings and provides cultural context to sites like My Son — usually open around 7:30am–5:30pm.
Drive up to see the giant Lady Buddha and enjoy coastal views — easy short walks and photo stops suitable for the whole family. Pagoda area open in daytime hours.
Enjoy Da Nang’s fresh seafood or the regional fish cake noodle 'bún chả cá' at a local restaurant for a true coastal meal; many restaurants open 6:00pm onward.
Evening riverside walk to see city lights; note the Dragon Bridge fire/water show runs on weekends (Sat & Sun) at 9:00pm, so check the schedule if you want to catch it.
Depart early from Hoi An/Da Nang area (drive ~45–60 min depending on traffic) to arrive at the cable car station early and avoid crowds; ticket desks open from first cable car times (approx. 7:00–7:30am).
Ride one of the world's longest cable cars to reach the mountain resort and walk the iconic Golden Bridge held by giant hands — park generally opens early (7:30am) and is busiest late morning, so mornings are best for photos.
Wander the cobbled streets of the French Village and enjoy lunch at a family-friendly restaurant or buffet on the mountain; multiple dining options serve from late morning to afternoon.
Indoor amusement center with arcades, VR, climbing and child/teen-friendly rides — perfect if weather turns or your teens want some adrenaline. Fantasy Park generally operates 9:00am–6:00pm (hours vary).
Settle into your overnight stay on or near Bà Nà Hills to enjoy an evening in the cooler mountain air and the quieter French Village after daytime crowds leave.
Relaxed dinner at the hotel or a nearby mountain restaurant offering Vietnamese and international dishes; mountain restaurants normally serve dinner from 6:00pm–9:00pm.
Early breakfast and a quick morning walk to capture any final photos on the Golden Bridge or in the French Village — mornings are typically less crowded and crisp on the mountain.
Descend via cable car and drive to Da Nang International Airport allowing at least 2–2.5 hours for travel and check-in; recommend confirming your flight time and arriving 2 hours before departure for an international flight.
Board your scheduled flight back to Singapore — flight times vary so please check your airline itinerary and allow time for baggage and immigration. Recommended arrival time at the airport is 2 hours before departure for international flights.