Meet at Da Nang International Airport and take a private car (approx. 45–60 min) to Anantara Hoi An Resort to drop luggage and check in (early check-in subject to availability). A convenient start for a family stay close to Old Town.
Well-known Hoi An restaurant serving regional dishes such as cao lầu and white rose — excellent introduction to local flavors and family-friendly portions; open ~8:00am–10:00pm.
Drop bags, unpack and take a short walk to see the Japanese Covered Bridge and nearby old houses to get a feel for Hoi An's lantern-lit streets; some heritage sites may have separate entrance fees.
Relax after travel with a 45–60 minute foot or shoulder massage; resort spa typically operates from roughly 9:00am–9:00pm — check age policies if booking teen treatments.
Explore the busy night market for souvenirs and street snacks, then enjoy lantern-lit views along the Thu Bon River; market stalls are generally active ~6:00pm–11:00pm.
Large buffet with local and international options to fuel a busy day; resort breakfast typically runs 6:30am–10:30am and suits all tastes for a family start.
Short scenic ride to an organic vegetable village where you'll meet local farmers and learn about traditional growing methods — village activities are best in the morning.
Hands-on session: tour the garden, shop for ingredients at a local market, then prepare and eat several Hoi An dishes — an educational and delicious family activity (classes usually 9:00am–1:00pm).
Swim and unwind at the resort pool or take a short drive to An Bang Beach for sand and sea; both options are open in the afternoon and ideal after a full morning.
Book a 60–90 minute treatment: parents can enjoy a relaxing massage while teens can have a shorter foot or back treatment; confirm spa age rules and operating hours (~9:00am–9:00pm).
Drive ~1–1.5 hours to My Son to explore Cham temple ruins in cooler morning light and with fewer crowds; site is normally open 7:00am–5:00pm and a guide helps bring history to life for teens.
Stop near the central market for a coffee and a short market walk to try snacks and see local life — markets operate in daytime hours, best before afternoon heat.
Hands-on craft class to make a small lantern or simple pottery piece — fun and cultural with a take-home souvenir; workshops commonly scheduled in the afternoon (2:00pm–4:00pm).
Enjoy a restorative herbal or aromatherapy massage while teens can opt for shorter treatments or foot massage; spa hours typically ~9:00am–9:00pm — book ahead for evening slots.
Climb through caves and pagodas to viewpoints on the marble hills — site open roughly 7:00am–5:30pm and offers short hikes suitable for active teens and panoramic photos.
Drive up to see the Lady Buddha and coastal views of Da Nang — short walks and photo stops are family-friendly and the area is open during daylight hours.
After a busy day, book another relaxing session (massage or spa package) or a joint family treatment if available; spa typically open until ~9:00pm so reserve ahead.
Enjoy a coastal meal of fish cake noodle soup (bún chả cá) or fresh seafood at a local restaurant open from evening onwards — authentic coastal flavors for the family.
Evening riverside walk to see city lights; note Dragon Bridge fire/water shows run on some weekends (check schedule). The riverside is open late for walking and photos.
Depart early from Hoi An/Anantara (drive ~45–60 min) to arrive at the cable car station and avoid mid-day crowds; cable car operations generally begin around 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 opens early and mornings offer the clearest views.
Wander cobbled streets of the French Village and choose from on-mountain restaurants or buffets serving around late morning–afternoon; family-friendly dining with scenic views.
Indoor amusement center with arcades, VR, climbing walls and rides — perfect for teens and a weather-proof option; Fantasy Park hours typically 9:00am–6:00pm but check seasonal times.
Book an evening spa or foot reflexology at the hotel or on-mountain spa to soothe tired legs after a long day; many on-mountain spas operate until early evening, so reserve in advance.
Relaxed dinner at the hotel or a nearby mountain restaurant offering Vietnamese and international options; mountain restaurants generally serve dinner 6:00pm–9:00pm.
Enjoy quieter evening strolls and photos at the Golden Bridge or French Village after day-trippers leave — cooler mountain air makes for pleasant family photos and a calm atmosphere.
If time allows, a short express foot or neck massage at the hotel/spa is a pleasant way to finish the trip; check spa opening times (often from 9:00am, so confirm ahead).
Descend via cable car and drive to Da Nang International Airport — allow at least 2–2.5 hours for travel, check-in and immigration for an international flight.
Grab a final Vietnamese snack or a sit-down lunch at the airport and finish any last-minute purchases before boarding; airport eateries open throughout the day.
Board your scheduled flight back to Singapore — flight time will vary so please check your airline itinerary and plan to arrive at the airport 2 hours before international departure.