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Séjour entre Da Nang et Hoi An

Day 1 · Mon, Oct 26
Da Nang

Plage et pagode Linh Ung

  1. My Khe Beach — My An; enjoy the sand and sea before the day warms up (morning, ~2 hours).
  2. Bếp Cuốn Đà Nẵng — An Hải Bắc; try Vietnamese wraps and local specialties for lunch (~1 hour; about 150,000–300,000 VND per person).
  3. Linh Ung Pagoda — Son Tra Peninsula; see the Lady Buddha statue and take in the coastal views (afternoon, ~1.5 hours; allow time for the drive).
  4. Son Tra Marina — Son Tra Peninsula; stop for a drink and a relaxed view over the bay on the way back (late afternoon, ~1 hour; about 50,000–150,000 VND per person).

Morning

Start at My Khe Beach in the My An area while it’s still relatively cool; two hours is plenty for a swim and a stroll along the sand. The beach is open to the public, and you’ll find showers and changing facilities at some access points. Swim near the lifeguard flags, and check the sea conditions before heading in—waves and currents can pick up. Bring a little cash for a shower or a beachside coffee.

Lunch

Take a Grab to Bếp Cuốn Đà Nẵng in An Hải Bắc (roughly 10–20 minutes, depending on traffic) for fresh rice-paper rolls and other Vietnamese specialties. Set aside about an hour; budget around 150,000–300,000 VND per person. It’s worth ordering a few dishes to share rather than filling up on one plate.

Afternoon and late afternoon

From lunch, allow roughly 30–45 minutes by car to reach Linh Ung Pagoda on the Son Tra Peninsula. The pagoda grounds are generally open during daylight hours and free to enter; modest clothing is a good idea, and shoes may need to come off in temple areas. Give yourself about 1.5 hours to see the Lady Buddha statue and enjoy the sweeping coastal views. The peninsula roads are winding, so a car or Grab is more comfortable than attempting the climb on foot.

On the way back, pause at Son Tra Marina for a drink and a relaxed bay view—plan about an hour, with drinks typically around 50,000–150,000 VND. It’s a good place to slow down before returning to the city; confirm current opening hours before setting out, as they can vary.

Day 2 · Tue, Oct 27
Da Nang

Journée à Ba Na Hills

  1. Sun World Ba Na Hills — Ba Na; set aside the whole day for the cable cars, mountain scenery, and park attractions (morning to late afternoon; check current admission details and allow for queues).
  2. Golden Bridge — Ba Na Hills; walk the famous bridge early in your visit, when visibility and crowds can vary (morning, ~1 hour).
  3. Le Jardin D’Amour — Ba Na Hills; explore the themed gardens between rides and viewpoints (late morning, ~1 hour).
  4. French Village — Ba Na Hills; wander the hilltop architecture and take a break for lunch (afternoon, ~2 hours; meals roughly 150,000–350,000 VND per person).

Morning

Set aside the full day for Sun World Ba Na Hills, about 25–30 km west of Da Nang. A Grab car or pre-booked transfer usually takes 45–75 minutes each way, depending on traffic; arrange a pickup time for the return, as finding a car at closing can take longer. Leave around 7:00–7:30 a.m. to reach the entrance early. Check the park’s current opening hours, ticket prices and cable-car operations before you go; admission is typically a substantial expense, and queues can build at the cable-car stations. Pack a light layer—conditions on the mountain can be cooler and mistier than in the city.

Head first to the Golden Bridge for your planned hour there. It’s reached by cable car, and the dramatic views depend on the weather, so visibility may change quickly. Continue to Le Jardin D’Amour for a relaxed wander through its themed gardens and viewpoints; allow about an hour, with time for photos and the walk between areas.

Afternoon

Make your way to the French Village for a slower couple of hours among its European-style buildings and plazas, then have lunch there. Expect roughly 150,000–350,000 VND per person for a meal; options can be busy at peak times, so eating a little before or after the main lunch rush may save you a queue. Use any remaining time for the park’s attractions or mountain scenery, but keep an eye on the last cable-car schedule and allow a buffer to get back to the station. Return to Da Nang by car in the late afternoon or early evening.

Day 3 · Wed, Oct 28
Da Nang

Montagnes de Marbre

  1. Marble Mountains — Ngũ Hành Sơn; explore caves, pagodas, and viewpoints, allowing for steep steps (morning, ~2.5–3 hours; check access and ticket details before setting out).
  2. Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village — at the foot of Marble Mountains; browse the long-established stone-carving workshops (late morning, ~45 minutes).
  3. Non Nuoc Beach — Ngũ Hành Sơn; unwind by the coast after the climb (early afternoon, ~1.5 hours).
  4. Làng Cá Seafood Restaurant — near Non Nuoc Beach; finish with fresh seafood before returning to Da Nang (evening, ~1.5 hours; about 200,000–500,000 VND per person).

Matin — grottes et pagodes

Partez tôt en Grab vers Ngũ Hành Sơn (Marble Mountains), à environ 20–30 minutes du centre de Da Nang selon la circulation. Prévoyez 2 h 30 à 3 h pour monter les marches, visiter les grottes et profiter des points de vue ; le site ouvre généralement de 7 h à 17 h. L’entrée coûte environ 40 000 VND, avec des frais supplémentaires possibles pour certaines grottes et l’ascenseur. Les escaliers sont raides et peuvent être glissants : chaussures à semelles adhérentes, eau et un peu de monnaie sont bien utiles. Vérifiez l’accès et les tarifs le matin même, notamment après de fortes pluies.

Fin de matinée et début d’après-midi — artisanat et mer

À la descente, prenez le temps de flâner environ 45 minutes dans les ateliers du village de sculpture sur pierre de Non Nuoc, au pied de la montagne. Les pièces vont des petits souvenirs aux sculptures imposantes ; demandez le prix avant de photographier ou d’acheter. Ensuite, rejoignez Non Nuoc Beach, à quelques minutes en voiture, pour une pause d’environ 1 h 30 au bord de l’eau. Le littoral est souvent plus calme que les plages centrales ; vérifiez les drapeaux de baignade et les conditions de mer avant d’entrer dans l’eau.

Soir — dîner de fruits de mer

Terminez chez Làng Cá Seafood Restaurant, près de Non Nuoc Beach, pour un dîner de fruits de mer (comptez environ 200 000 à 500 000 VND par personne, selon la sélection). Les tarifs peuvent dépendre du poids : faites confirmer le prix et le mode de préparation avant la commande. Pour rentrer à Da Nang, commandez un Grab depuis le restaurant ; gardez un peu de marge en soirée, car les temps d’attente et de trajet varient selon l’affluence.

Day 4 · Thu, Oct 29
Hoi An

Découverte de Hoi An

Getting there from Da Nang
Grab car or pre-booked private transfer (drive via Võ Nguyên Giáp–Lạc Long Quân, about 45–60 minutes, ~300,000–500,000 VND). Leave around 7:00–7:30am to reach the market in time for your morning visit. Book via Grab or arrange a transfer through your hotel.
  1. Hoi An Central Market — Old Town; browse produce, snacks, and local market stalls in the morning (morning, ~1 hour).
  2. Japanese Covered Bridge — Old Town; see one of the town’s best-known historic landmarks (late morning, ~30 minutes; check whether access requires a heritage ticket).
  3. Cơm Gà Bà Buội — Old Town; try Hoi An chicken rice at this well-known local restaurant (lunch, ~1 hour; about 50,000–120,000 VND per person).
  4. Phuc Kien Assembly Hall — Old Town; visit the ornate temple and courtyard (afternoon, ~1 hour; check heritage-ticket arrangements).
  5. Faifo Coffee — Old Town; pause on the rooftop for a view over the tiled roofs (late afternoon, ~1 hour; about 40,000–100,000 VND per person).

Matin — marché et vieille ville

Commencez par Hoi An Central Market, idéalement en arrivant tôt, quand les étals de fruits, d’herbes et de bánh mì sont les plus animés. Une heure suffit pour flâner et prendre un petit encas. Rejoignez ensuite à pied le Japanese Covered Bridge : comptez environ 30 minutes sur place. L’accès au pont et aux monuments de la vieille ville peut dépendre du billet patrimonial en vigueur ; vérifiez sur place si un billet est nécessaire et gardez-le avec vous pour les visites suivantes.

Déjeuner et après-midi

Pour le déjeuner, installez-vous chez Cơm Gà Bà Buội, connu pour son riz au poulet à la hoiannaise ; prévoyez environ 50 000 à 120 000 VND par personne et un peu d’attente aux heures de pointe. Après le repas, gagnez à pied Phuc Kien Assembly Hall pour admirer sa cour et ses décors travaillés. Comptez environ une heure et vérifiez si l’entrée est incluse dans le billet patrimonial. Les rues du centre historique se parcourent mieux à pied : allez tranquillement, en gardant de l’eau à portée de main, surtout si la chaleur se fait sentir.

Fin d’après-midi

Terminez chez Faifo Coffee, dans la vieille ville, pour une pause sur le toit avec vue sur les toitures de tuiles. Comptez environ 40 000 à 100 000 VND par personne et une heure sur place ; les places en terrasse sont prisées, alors commandez et installez-vous sans vous presser. Si le ciel est couvert ou qu’il pleut — possibilité à prendre en compte en novembre — prévoyez une table à l’intérieur et gardez un imperméable léger pour les trajets à pied.

Day 5 · Fri, Oct 30
Hoi An

Forêt de cocotiers de Bay Mau

  1. Cam Thanh Coconut Village — Cam Thanh; take a basket boat through the water-coconut palms (morning, ~2 hours; agree the activity and price before departure).
  2. Bay Mau Coconut Forest — Cam Thanh; explore the waterways and mangrove-like coconut groves by boat (late morning, ~1.5 hours).
  3. Tra Que Vegetable Village — outside the Old Town; walk among the herb gardens and learn about local farming (afternoon, ~1.5 hours).
  4. An Bang Beach — An Bang; relax by the water after the village visits (late afternoon, ~1.5 hours).
  5. The DeckHouse An Bang Beach — An Bang; enjoy a seaside dinner to end the trip (evening, ~1.5 hours; about 200,000–500,000 VND per person).

Morning — basket boats in Cam Thanh

Head to Cam Thanh Coconut Village around 8:00, before the heat and busiest boat groups arrive. From central Hoi An, a Grab or taxi takes roughly 10–20 minutes; agree on a return pickup or ask the driver to wait. Take a basket boat through the water-coconut palms, allowing about two hours. Before setting off, confirm the total price and what’s included—boat rides can be sold through different operators, and costs vary.

Late morning — Bay Mau Coconut Forest

Continue to Bay Mau Coconut Forest, where the waterways wind through dense coconut groves. Allow around 1.5 hours for the boat trip and a relaxed look around. The two experiences are close together, but make sure you understand whether your operator treats them as separate rides or as one combined visit, so you don’t pay twice for the same route. Bring water, sun protection and a little cash; boat activity and prices can vary with weather and visitor numbers.

Afternoon — Tra Que and An Bang

Take a taxi or Grab to Tra Que Vegetable Village (roughly 15–25 minutes), and spend about 1.5 hours walking among the herb beds and learning about local farming. Then continue to An Bang Beach, usually another 10–15 minutes by car, for a swim or a quiet stretch of sand. Keep valuables with you and check local swimming conditions before going in.

Evening — dinner by the sea

Finish at The DeckHouse An Bang Beach for a seaside dinner; budget roughly 200,000–500,000 VND per person, depending on what you order. It’s an easy place to linger after the beach, but allow for a short wait at busy times. A Grab or taxi back to central Hoi An typically takes around 15–25 minutes.

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